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Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated ®

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LEARNING FROM OUR LEGACY
Being a part of Kappa Omega has provided me with invaluable opportunities for personal growth, networking, and community impact.
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Soror Juliette A.

Pearl Soror, initiated 1958,

Clark College (Alpha Pi Chapter);

also longest-active chapter

member with 67 years of

uninterrupted service.  

The sisterhood and support I have found at Kappa Omega are unparalleled. It's truly a place where women thrive and empower each other.
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Soror Carla W.

Silver Soror, initiated 1985,

Tougaloo College

(Gamma Omicron Chapter)  

Kappa Omega has not only shaped my collegiate experience but has also been instrumental in my professional and personal development.
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Soror Ra'anaa D.

Millennial Member, initiated 2017,

Clark Atlanta University (Alpha Pi Chapter)  

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As the premier chapter in the Atlanta Metropolitan area, Kappa Omega has had several members serve in Cluster, Regional, and International roles.  The chapter has had 42 presidents; from Marie Woolfolk Taylor (founder of Alpha Kappa Alpha and charter member of Kappa Omega) to Ms. Bridgette Grant (current Chapter President; 2023 - 2026).

LEADERSHIP

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The program theme of 2022 - 2026 is Soaring to Greater Heights if Service & Sisterhood.  The six initiatives of the administrations advance our rich legacy to all mankind.

SERVICE

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In 1923, a group of ten distinguished women living in Atlanta, Georgia, were compelled by their own experiences as members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. to organize and charter the first graduate chapter in Georgia, Kappa Omega.

HISTORY

102 Years of Supreme Sisterhood, Scholarship, & Service

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