Hello! My name is Angie Lee, and I am the current President of the iota Chapter of Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. at Cornell University. Our organization was founded in 1995 on the pillars of sisterhood, service, and cultural diversity and is the fastest growing Asian-interest sorority currently represented at 33 schools with over 4,000 sisters nationwide. Kappa Phi Lambda is a vast network of intelligent women aspiring in diverse fields and is a resource center filled with endless opportunities upon graduation. To us, the sisters of the iota Chapter, Kappas is the invisible bond supporting individuals through life challenges and self-discovery. It is a house built on friendship, respect, and a shared vision.

My ongoing journey with Kappas has been one filled with tremendous personal growth. Through this amazing sorority, I have been able to extend a helping hand to the community through works of philanthropy and service while expanding my social and professional skills. I have also met the most selfless, hardworking, and supportive group of women who constantly strive to make those around them better. Our sisters’ unique strengths and altruistic actions inspire me to always be my best self and pursue my passions with courage and resilience.

I can confidently say that Kappas has infinitely enriched my college experience, and I encourage you to learn more about our wonderful organization. Feel free to explore our website, like our Facebook page, and visit our Instagram! I hope I have sparked in you a flame of curiosity that may grow into a love that myself and all my sisters share for Kappas.

Thank you for taking the time to discover Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. Please feel free to reach out with any questions, let’s chat!

Warm Regards,
Angie *Mitotique* Lee
President

Seven women established the Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. at Binghamton University on March 9, 1995 with a single vision of sisterhood, service, and cultural diversity. The sorority was conceived to provide a culturally and educationally inspiring grounding for Asian American women, laying the cornerstones of what was to become a revolutionary and unprecedented organization. This culturally based sorority would unite women of differing heritages and encourage use of their strong voices and thought. This sorority is open to women of all nationalities and backgrounds who want to learn about, actively speak for, and represent Pan-Asian culture. These first sisters of Kappa Phi Lambda also extended their hands to the community through charitable works of both service-oriented and philanthropic natures. Kappa Phi Lambda formed to provide the campus, and, on a large scale, the society with yet another option for learning and another outlet for activity. Several years ago, seven beautiful women lit the fire that is Kappa Phi Lambda and watched it grow. That fire now burns brightly within each of its present sisters, carrying with it all of our individual aspects, and it will continue to burn within the sisters to come.

In the spring of 2000, seven women, not satisfied with the existing opportunities available to enhance their personal growth and to contribute to the campus and community through Asian-awareness and service, brought Kappa Phi Lambda to Cornell University. Through their dedication and hard work, these remarkable women established a cultural sorority with a vision of a united sisterhood fostering leadership and academic excellence. Their legacy continues with the following generations of sisters as they continue their philanthropic efforts, hoping to inspire the community to help make a difference. We fundraise for charitable foundations such as the Woman’s Advocacy Center so that they may continue providing free services, support, and educational programs for women and children who have encountered sexual abuse and harassment, abusive relationships or domestic violence. Every year, Kappa Phi Lambda brings to campus a variety of events that raises awareness and addresses issues concerning Asian culture and women by way of workshops, guest speakers, and discussion panels. Meanwhile, we recognize those on campus who share common values and goals through collaboration with their organizations and support of their events. Each sister sacrifices hours of her time to help better the environment around her by participating in community service. In the past, we’ve combined efforts with volunteer organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and On-site Volunteers so that we can create a larger and lasting impact on our community.

Hello! My name is Angie Lee, and I am the current President of the iota Chapter of Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. at Cornell University. Our organization was founded in 1995 on the pillars of sisterhood, service, and cultural diversity and is the fastest growing Asian-interest sorority currently represented at 33 schools with over 4,000 sisters nationwide. Kappa Phi Lambda is a vast network of intelligent women aspiring in diverse fields and is a resource center filled with endless opportunities upon graduation. To us, the sisters of the iota Chapter, Kappas is the invisible bond supporting individuals through life challenges and self-discovery. It is a house built on friendship, respect, and a shared vision.

My ongoing journey with Kappas has been one filled with tremendous personal growth. Through this amazing sorority, I have been able to extend a helping hand to the community through works of philanthropy and service while expanding my social and professional skills. I have also met the most selfless, hardworking, and supportive group of women who constantly strive to make those around them better. Our sisters’ unique strengths and altruistic actions inspire me to always be my best self and pursue my passions with courage and resilience.

I can confidently say that Kappas has infinitely enriched my college experience, and I encourage you to learn more about our wonderful organization. Feel free to explore our website, like our Facebook page, and visit our Instagram! I hope I have sparked in you a flame of curiosity that may grow into a love that myself and all my sisters share for Kappas.

Thank you for taking the time to discover Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. Please feel free to reach out with any questions, let’s chat!

Warm Regards,
Angie *Mitotique* Lee
President

Seven women established the Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. at Binghamton University on March 9, 1995 with a single vision of sisterhood, service, and cultural diversity. The sorority was conceived to provide a culturally and educationally inspiring grounding for Asian American women, laying the cornerstones of what was to become a revolutionary and unprecedented organization. This culturally based sorority would unite women of differing heritages and encourage use of their strong voices and thought. This sorority is open to women of all nationalities and backgrounds who want to learn about, actively speak for, and represent Pan-Asian culture. These first sisters of Kappa Phi Lambda also extended their hands to the community through charitable works of both service-oriented and philanthropic natures. Kappa Phi Lambda formed to provide the campus, and, on a large scale, the society with yet another option for learning and another outlet for activity. Several years ago, seven beautiful women lit the fire that is Kappa Phi Lambda and watched it grow. That fire now burns brightly within each of its present sisters, carrying with it all of our individual aspects, and it will continue to burn within the sisters to come.

In the spring of 2000, seven women, not satisfied with the existing opportunities available to enhance their personal growth and to contribute to the campus and community through Asian-awareness and service, brought Kappa Phi Lambda to Cornell University. Through their dedication and hard work, these remarkable women established a cultural sorority with a vision of a united sisterhood fostering leadership and academic excellence. Their legacy continues with the following generations of sisters as they continue their philanthropic efforts, hoping to inspire the community to help make a difference. We fundraise for charitable foundations such as the Woman’s Advocacy Center so that they may continue providing free services, support, and educational programs for women and children who have encountered sexual abuse and harassment, abusive relationships or domestic violence. Every year, Kappa Phi Lambda brings to campus a variety of events that raises awareness and addresses issues concerning Asian culture and women by way of workshops, guest speakers, and discussion panels. Meanwhile, we recognize those on campus who share common values and goals through collaboration with their organizations and support of their events. Each sister sacrifices hours of her time to help better the environment around her by participating in community service. In the past, we’ve combined efforts with volunteer organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and On-site Volunteers so that we can create a larger and lasting impact on our community.