The Sophisticated Sigma Epsilon chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. first graced the campus with its presence on April 5, 1978. For over 30 years now, the ladies of Sigma Epsilon have made a lasting impression on all they’ve come in contact with. In recent years, the university has felt the unprecedented impact of Sigma Epsilon women collectively and individually as they have helped founded organizations including the Black Female Development Circle, Inc. and John T. Washington Honor Society.
Current Chapter |
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President
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Yolanda Lejuste
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Vice President / Strollmaster
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Amanda Adams
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Secretary
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Bethanie Derice
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Treasurer/Scholarship Chair
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Alexxis Harris
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Assistant Treasurer/ Sisterly Love Chair
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Shaina Ruth
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Historian/Z-HOPE Chair
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Emerald J. Harvey
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Community Service Chair
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Cassandra Allen
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Parliamentarian/Step Master
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Ndidi Ude
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Sigma Epsilon women have been instrumental in starting events at UCF such as the Black History Brain Bowl Competition. Zeta women are not only hard working for Zeta but their talents are shared with organizations at UCF and in the Orlando community including:
- National Society of Collegiate Scholars
- Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program
- Student Director, Multicultural Student Center
- National Society of Black Engineers
- John T. Washington Honor Society
- National Association of Black Journalists
- Minority Association of Pre-Health Students
- Black Female Development Circle, Inc.
- Miss Black and Gold Scholarship Pageant
- African Students Organization
- Multicultural Psychological Student Organization
- UCF Gospel & Cultural Choir
- Caribbean Students Association
- Golden Key Honor Society
- Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity
- Multicultural Association for Pre-health Students
- International Medical Outreach
- Miss International pageant
- Club Kreyol
- Glee Club
- National Council of Negro Women
- Miss Voluptuous Pageant
