How do I become a member? 
Tri Delta recruits new collegiate members through an organized process called formal recruitment. Formal recruitment at the University of Washington is held in September just before school begins.

Who selects new members? 

Only collegiate Tri Delta members have the opportunity of selecting new members. While the Tri Delta Nationals have an established procedure to guide chapters in this process to ensure consistency, the members themselves make their own decisions. In Tri Delta, we take pride in our individualism and uniqueness. Through our diversity of personalities, academic interests and hobbies we are able keep our bonds of sisterhood strong. Tri Delta is looking for women who will bring the qualities that our members themselves have and take pride in, such as: lifelong commitment to the sorority, a passion and desire for community service, a strong moral and womanly character, motivation for academia, and a wish to join an organization with a long history of idealistic strong sisterhood.

Why Tri Delta? 

To keep with our founders' ideals more than a century old, our purpose is to establish a perpetual bond of friendship among our members, to develop a stronger and more womanly character, to broaden the moral and intellectual life, and to assist our members in every possible way. Tri Delta encourages and fosters an atmosphere for friendships among women, promotes educational and outside interests, creates a sense and desire for social responsibility and develops strong character qualities in its women. Every member is unique and important to the chapter as a whole. Tri Delta is more than just a collegiate experience; it is a lifetime of loyalty, memories, opportunities and comfort.

For more information on Formal Recruitment, or to sign up, please visit the UW Panhellenic Council.