fall rush
2010
Wednesday, September 22nd
USFC Info Night
Lower Aztec @ 7pm
Monday, September 27
Boba Night
Bobalicious @ 7pm
Tuesday, September 28
Sigma Info Night
Muzen @ 7pm
Wednesay, September 29
Go Karts
w/ UCSD ΨΧΩ
Boomers @ 7pm
Friday, October 1
Hawaiian Luau
w/ the gentlemen of
SDSU and UCSD greek community
Alyssa's Clubhouse @ 7pm
Saturday, October 2
Preferentials Dinner
*invites only
Sunday, October 3
Post Rush Event
*invites only
All events are free.
For rides, meet in front of Cuicacalli dorms an hour before the event!
For more information,
feel free to e-mail us at:
sdsigmas@gmail.com
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rush info
Every Fall semester,
Sigma Phi Omega hosts a series of fun and informal events
around campus, often referred to as "Rush" events. They are free and open to anyone curious about what our
sorority has to offer.
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Below
are some commonly asked questions about Rush, along with our
answers. Please contact us if you have any further questions.
What is rush?
Rush is a week filled with exciting events that fraternities and sororities host to introduce you to their organization and members. It gives you an opportunity to check out what we're all about and to decide if being a member is for you. There is no obligation to join and food and transportation are always provided.
Do I have to attend every Rush?
No, but it is encouraged. This will give us a chance to get to know you and for you to get to know us.
What if I cannot attend a rush event?
It is important that you attempt to be present to at least one rush event. However, if you cannot, please feel free to contact us.
Can I rush during the Spring semester?
We do not conduct a Spring rush because we want each of our new members in the Fall to get the full experience of our program and at the same time to have more personal time such as school, work, family, etc. However, we do encourage you to come out to our rush the following Fall semester.
What is orientation period?
Orientation period is full of activities designed to learn about our sorority history, traditions, and line sisters as well as the rest of the sisters.
What is the time commitment?
It is often said that how much you get out of an experience is directly related to how much you put into it. Nevertheless, we understand that you are here at San Diego State University to learn and we will never ask you to place the sorority above academics or anything else that is important to you. School should come first above everything else because after all, you are here for an education.
I'm still not sure which sorority is right for me.
We encourage you to explore all opportunities, including the other two Asian sororities in San Diego State University. Evaluating the numerous options available will allow you to choose the organization that you feel the most pride and comfort being a member of.
What makes you different from other sororities?
We are the oldest Asian-American Interest sorority to be established in San Diego. Our founding chapter was established in the University of Southern California in 1949, making us also the 3rd oldest Asian sorority in the nation.
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