About Us



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    BETA NU HISTORY


    The Beta Nu chapter at Virginia Tech began as a local sorority in the fall of 1969. In June of 1972, 12 charter members were pledged and later established the newest Tri-Delta chapter on May 5th, 1973.


    In 1989, construction began on special purpose homes in the Oak Lane community. Tri Delta moved into its new house in August of 1990.


     

    badge.pngTHE STARS AND CRESCENT


    Three golden stars, crown set with pearls,

    within a gold crescent of three hundred

     degree bearing three deltas in black

    enamel is the official badge of the Fraternity.

     







  • ΔΔΔ Greek Awards 2011:


    Chapter of the Year

    Outstanding Community Relations Award

    Outstanding Community Partnership Award

    House Management of the Year

    Legacy Award: Christie Yerks

    Outstanding Alumni: Katie Schaefer

     

    Beta Nu and the Delta Delta Delta

    Sarah Ida Shaw National Award:


    2009- Mandi Soberick

    20011- Anna Klele 


     

    OUR SYMBOLS

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    THE PEARL 
    The pearl is the jewel of Tri Delta.
    It was chosen to symbolize the new member, because it is the one jewel that grows, developing from a tiny grain of sand into a thing of great value and beauty.

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    THE PINE
    The pine tree is a symbol of Tri Delta's collegiate members because it represents growth and lofty aspirations.
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    THE PANSY
    The pansy is Tri Delta's flower. It is a symbol of alumnae membership and the third step in the lifetime development of Delta Delta Delta’s members.

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    THE DOLPHIN     
    The dolphin is recognized as an additional symbol of importance as it was considered to be a good omen by the ancient Greeks. It symbolizes rebirth, friendship and leadership. In Tri Delta, the dolphin is symbolic of clear skies and smooth sailing and has special significance for Fraternity leaders.