| Theta Nu History |
| On March 2, 1974, thirteen illustrious women chartered the Theta Nu Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Those thirteen young women encountered immense adversity while establishing the chapter in the seventies on a predominantly white campus. It is our duty and privilege to follow in the footsteps of these women continuing to strive in an effort to enact social change. The job will never be completed; however, we will continue to sponsor programs and service projects that reflect the interests of our national body, the needs of the community, and the visions of our beloved founders. |
| Young Money: Student Entrepreneurs* AKAcise Self-Defense, CardioKickboxing Planned Parenthood Program Center for Creative Nonviolence Sandwich Making Contributions of the Modern Black Woman Breast Cancer Information Booth Teddy Bear Drive Buffalo Soldiers & Tuskegee Airmen Program Juke joint Hosts Study-A-Thon Ivy Reading AKAdemy with Lamont Elementary Women's Fellowship Alcohol Awareness Children's Holiday Party |
| Past Theta Nu Programs |
| Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure Lollipop Campus Welcome College Talk at Juvenile Detention Center Annual Thanksgiving Hope Basket Drive Leslie's House: Clothing and Toiletry Drive The Black Female Entrepreneur Breaking Down the Glass Ceiling Stereotypes of a Black Male Misunderstood AKA Night at the Theatre Contributions of the Black Artist Pennies for SIDS Adopt-A-Highway Financial Workshop Silent Killers in the Black Community |
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