Undergraduate Eta Chapter Sisters
Xochilth Cosme
University of Rochester
Psychology Major, 2011
Spring 2009, #1
Position: Membership Intake, Secretary 2010-2011
Becoming a Radiant Sister of Omega Phi Beta Sorority Inc. has been one of the wisest decisions I have ever made. Through the intake process I learned a lot of things about myself that I never knew before. It helped me bring out the skills that I had hidden under a barrier of shyness. I am very honored to be surrounded by so many wonderful and successful women, who I can proudly call my sisters. OPBSI is now a part of me and i will always hold it close to my heart. I really look forward to doing great things for my chapter and for the organization as a whole.
Mildred Camilo
Rochester Institute of Technology
Electrical Engineering, 2012
Spring 2009, #3
Position: Vice President 2010-2011
I am a very proud to be a sister of Omega Phi Beta, I feel that Omega Phi Beta has helped me see a lot of good qualities in me and has also given me the chance to meet a lot of amazing women that I now have that chance to call sisters. Omega Phi Beta does a lot for the community and I am glad to be able to contribute to my community with this great sisterhood.
Karen Villagomez
University of Rochester
Political Science Major 2012
Spring 2010, #1
Position: Treasurer 2010-2011
The decision to join this organization and become a radiant sister of Omega Phi Beta was born because of the woman who make up this organizatioan and the example and passion that I perceived from them. It has been the most rewarding experience and has and will serve as my motivation, it will be my family, and it will be in my soul forever. OPBSI is part of my idenity and has opened the doors for me to express my passions through community service, sisterhood, and the ability to create programs that represent who we are as woman. I look forward to the contribuions that I will bring to OPBSI and the memories to come.
Diane Kang
Rochester Institute of Technology
Industrial and Systems Engineer, 2013
Spring 2010, #2
Position: Membership Intake, Publicity Chair 2010-2011
Becoming a part of this Radiant sisterhood has opened up so many opportunities. OPBSI has taught me a plethora of things, such as becoming a stronger and more confident woman. Along with learning more about myself, I have learned to utilize all I have gained from my experiences on daily life and my future endeavors. Along with these exceptional women, whom I am so honored to call my sisters, I am excited to contribute as much as possible to our campus and community.
Stephanie Lorenzo
University of Rochester
Psychology Major, 2012
Spring 2010, #3
Ever since I was exposed to OPBSI at the age of 14 through my participation in S.O.U.L. I knew that I wanted to be apart of this amazing sisterhood. I wanted to be able to call extraordinary women that I met as a teenager as well as the sisters in my community my sisters. Being apart of OPBSI I learned so much about myself as well as grew to be a great leader, a great sister and a better person. OPBSI has done so much for me, I want to give back to my organization and community.
Katherine Laureano
University of Rochester
International Relations Major, 2010
Spring 2007, #1
When I first joined the sorority I wanted to endure in a journey that would bring growth and development to my character, while gaining a sisterhood. Indeed, I have been able to attain these things and more. I have truly enjoyed working with an array of strong and intelligent women. Every challenge we face and every struggle we overcome as a chapter strengthens the love I have for the sorority and the women I interact with on a daily basis. I am constantly amazed by the heights we reach and I am happy to be part of an organization that promotes individuality, empowerment, and personal and professional development.
Eta Chapter Lines
| Semester | Line | Name |
|---|---|---|
| Fall 1994 | Chartering | Marianela Gonzalez - Brown Elieen Miranda - Paniagua |
| Fall 1996 | Alpha | Ozaira Santana Elisa Oviedo Ivette Colon |
| Spring 1997 | Beta | Agueda Aponte Ann-Gel Palermo Yessenia Guerrero |
| Spring 1998 | Gamma | Jennifer Triana |
| Spring 1999 | Delta | *Gloria Rodriguez *Virginia Almendarez *Elizabeth Vega Gwendolyn Salas Lanyn Perez *Jackeline Garzon Ana Linda Vignoni Shont E. Floyd |
| Spring 2001 | Epsilon | Kyrra Branch Ana Taveras Yvelisse Ortiz-Rochez Lirica R. Greene |
| Fall 2001 | Zeta | Frederique Thomas |
| Spring 2004 | Eta | Ariana Acevedo Diana Ramos |
| Spring 2005 | Theta | Sabrina Goris Mona Ahmed Catherine Fuentealba Sonia Pinzon Catalina Berry Kelly Mejia |
| Spring 2006 | Iota | Cindy Flores Elidania Perez |
| Spring 2007 | Kappa | Katherine Laureano Franchesca Guzman Felicia Brown |
| Spring 2008 | Lambda | Maria Rosa |
| Spring 2009 | Mu | Xochilth Cosme Abigail Crespo Mildred Camilo Michelle Medina |
| Spring 2010 | Nu | Karen Villagomez Diane Kang Stephanie Lorenzo |
