Sisters

To see a list of our recent alumnae, click here!

Clara Mohamid-Mitchell

Fifth year – Major in Political Science, Minor in European Union Studies
Pledged: Fall 2009
Big Sister: Martha Parker (Alumnae)
Little Sisters: Elisa Marino and Jessica Barber
Other activities: Varsity Water Polo
Accomplishments: OUA Silver Medalist

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Through Tri Delta I have met many amazing friends and sisters who are like family. Tri Delta is a place I can call home.

Caitlin Cimowsky

Fourth year – Rotman Commerce: Specialist in Management, Concentration in Marketing, Double Minor in Economics and Psychology

Pledged: Fall 2010

Big Sister: Catherine Young (Alumnae)

Little Sisters: Shannon McKechnie and Alex Raposo

Other activities: Marketing Coordinator for UofT's Fashion Networking Organization

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?

Tri Delta has given me so much - amazing friends, leadership roles, a strong sense of community at such a big school, and the opportunity to get involved with philanthropy. My time at U of T so far would not have been the same without my sisters, and I can't wait to see what my last year in Tri Delta will bring!

Zoë Hountalas

Fourth year – Double Major in English and Political Science

Pledged: Fall 2010

Big Sister: Nothando Swan (Alumnae)

Little Sisters: Kelly Klouvidakis and Katey Bunting

Other activities: Editor on editorial board for "Mindful," an interdisciplinary student journal, Student Mentor for the International Relations Mentorship Program

Accomplishments:  Dean's Honour List 2010-present,  Recipient of the Fraser Crawford Scholarship 2012, Recipient of the Chancellor's Scholarship 2011,&nbsp Recipient of the President's Scholarship 2010, Recipient of the New Member Academic Scholarship 2011,&nbsp Recipient of the Lieutenant Governor's Award for Volunteer work 2010 

What does Tri Delta mean to you? Tri Delta means an opportunity to create connections and friendships which enrich my university experience and life.

Keely Kundell

Fourth year – Double Major in English and Book & Media Studies

Pledged: Fall 2010
Big Sister: Laura Boles (Alumnae)
Little Sister: Melanie Blundell and Andrea Olijnyk
Other activities: Rock climbing and snowboarding
Accomplishments: Donated hair for cancer wigs

What does Tri Delta mean to you?
It means having someone to talk to and a refuge when I need comfort, and it means having a house full of wonderful close friends that are there for me through thick and thin.

Elisa Marino

Fifth year – Double Major in Political Science and Equity Studies

Pledged: Fall 2010

Big Sister: Clara Mitchell

Little Sisters: Ashley Tarver and Rachel Teoh

Other activities: Communications Executive for Because I Am A Girl - UofT

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?

Joining Tri Delta has allowed me the opportunity to meet a group of wonderful girls with whom I share common interests and beliefs. At a school as large as UofT, it is comforting to know you have a home base to go to whether between classes or after school. My sisters are often a source of inspiration academically and encourage me to reach my goals. I have made some great friends in Tri Delta, and I am truly lucky to call all these girls my sisters.

Giovanna Campagna 

Third year – Double Major in Human Geography and Criminology & Socio-Legal Studies, Minor in Urban Studies 
Pledged: Fall 2011
Office: Vice President of Administration 
Big Sister: Asia Pineau (Alumnae)
Little Sister: Sarah Atteck and Lauren Rotondi
Other activities: Director of Administration for University of Toronto Sports and Business Association
Accomplishments: U of T Entrance Scholarship

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Joining Tri Delta has given me the chance to enhance my university experience and has provided me with a great sense of community on campus. I have met the most incredible people through Delta Delta Delta and have formed friendships that will last forever. Being a part of Tri Delta has helped me grow as a person and has given me skills that I will take beyond my undergraduate years.  I am so proud to be a part of a sisterhood filled with amazing women who always strive to be their best. The work we do locally and internationally is inspiring and to be a part of it all is an honour. 

Kelly Klouvidakis

Third year – Double Major: Honours BSc. in Health Studies & Public Policy, Minor in French
Pledged: Fall 2011
Big Sister: Zoe Hountalas
Little Sister: Laura Leach
Other activities: Greek Students Association and Health Studies Students Association
Accomplishments: UofT entrance scholarship, R. H. King Academy Honours, Writers Craft Award, Greek language accreditation, French certificate of completion, Black Belt in Tai-Kwon-Do

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
I can honestly say that joining Tri Delta was one of the best decisions I could have made upon entering my first year at the University of Toronto. When trying to narrow down something that I gained as a member, I came to realize that it is impossible to focus on one thing, because I have gained so much. I acquired a sense of balance in my educational career that can not be found in just any extra-curricular activity, and I was given the opportunity to meet, and form bonds with an amazing, inspirational group of girls, whom after only one year in chapter, I can sincerely call, "my sisters." I highly anticipate my future years both at UofT, and as an active member of Tri Delta, and can not wait to see what the future holds for us as we stick together, motivating, and cheering each other on along the way, as always!

Shannon McKechnie
Third year - Specialist in Anthropology
Pledged: Fall 2011
Big Sister: Caitlin Cimowsky
Little Sister: Kirsten Hentschel
Other activities: Head of Communications for the University of Toronto Anthropology Student's Association
Accomplishments: Graduate of Professional Ballet Training Program

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

I've learnt more from Tri Delta than from any other experience in my life thus far. I truly believe in our values and find it to be an honour that I can live my life in pursuit of them. I have made life long friendships and would not trade this chapter of my life for anything in the world. Our sisterhood accomplishes amazing things and I am so proud to have found my family here.

To see what else Shannon has to say about being a Tri Delta sister, click here!

Alexandra Sequeira Raposo
Third year – Double Major in Biodiversity & Conservation Biology and Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Pledged: Fall 2011
Big Sister: Caitlin Cimowsky
Little Sister: Danielle Robertson
Office: Social Chair - Internal
Other activities: Lifeguard, Archery Club, Research Assistant in the Raboy GHLT Ecology & Conservation Lab 
Accomplishments: FPCBP Entrance Scholarship

What does Tri Delta mean to you?
In theory it should be easy to describe what Tri Delta means to me, however it turned out to be one of the most difficult questions I’ve been asked. Its easy to say that it’s a home away from home, etc, etc. While all of the above is true, what Tri Delta means to me almost can’t be described in words and clichés. It is a place where acceptance does not need to be bought at the cost of your individuality, where an only child can find the sisters she always wished for but never had, and provides smart, independent, young women with the environment to blossom and grow into the leaders and thinkers of tomorrow. It is a place where every minute and day can produce memories and friendships that will last a lifetime. It is an experience, a way of life, a haven for the young, wild and free. But most of all, it is a place that disproves the common saying that you can pick your friends, but you can’t pick your family. When I made my final decision during the fall recruitment of 2012, I wasn’t really picking a house – I was picking a family.

Anisha Sharma

Third year – Specialist in Psychology
Pledged: Fall 2011
Big Sister: Elyse Hosein (Alumnae) 
Little Sister: Sarah Steeves
Other activities: Psychology and Neuroscience Departmental Association, Research Assistant at University of Toronto's Adult Development Lab
Accomplishments: R.H. King Academy Honours

What does Tri Delta mean to you?
Tri Delta has given me opportunities to grow, learn from my sisters, and be involved in philanthropy and leadership. It truly has given me the best university experience, and I look forward to the upcoming years with my sisters.

Ashley Tarver

Fourth year – Major in English, Double Minor in Literary and Political Studies and Writing and Rhetoric

Pledged: Fall 2011

Big Sister: Elisa Marino

Little Sister: Emily Utting and Hayley Jones

Other activities: volunteer at Canadian Cancer Society; employee at J.Crew 

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

For me, Tri Delta is a home away from home. It means being surrounded by ladies who support and steadfastly love me and instantly put me in a good mood. It truly is a sisterhood. Tri Delta is where I am free to be myself and where I am surrounded by like-minded young women who honestly want the best for one another and our sorority as a whole.

Jessica Barber
Third year – Double Major in Religion and Celtic Studies
Pledged: Spring 2012
Big Sister: Clara Mitchell
Little Sister: Krystal Thomson
Other activities: Competitive bowling

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta? 

Being a new member of Tri Delta, I already feel a sense of belonging. On a campus so large it's hard to feel like you know anyone, you can feel like a nobody. However, within the few short weeks I have been welcomed by the girls of Tri Delta and I already feel like I have a sense of belonging. I can tell that with the help of these amazing girls I'm going to figure out my true identity and full potential.

Katey Bunting
Third year –  Major in World Religion, Double Minor in French Language History

Pledged: Spring 2012
Office: Vice President of Chapter Development
Big Sister: Zoe Hountalas
Little Sister: Madeleine Morassutti
Accomplishments: Leadership award and scholarship in Grade 12
Other Activities: Peace by Peace Student Educator,and Regent Park Breakfast Program Volunteer, UC Frosh Leader 

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

Tri Delta has become a place where I feel completely comfortable and can truly express myself. It is the beginning of a new chapter in my life and school career at the University of Toronto. I am proud to be a part of the tradition, philanthropy and sisterhood. I can't wait to experience where Tri Delta will take me next!

Brittany Rizzo
Third year – Major in Criminology & Socio-Legal Studies, Double Minor in Political Science and Religion
Pledged: Spring 2012
Office: Risk Management Chair
Big Sister: Sydney Conrad (Alumnae)
Little Sister: Laura Trommels

Other activities: Full Time Piano Teacher at Mississauga Piano Studios  and donator to Hats off to Kids and Canadian Diabetes Association
Accomplishments: Gold and Silver medals from the Royal Conservatory of Music, French Certificate of Completion, Italian Certificate of Completion, Delegate for North American Model United Nations 2013 and Entrance Scholarships.

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

I have gained numerous amount of virtues from being apart of Tri Delta. All the girls who once and still wear the memorable badges of Delta Delta Delta are inspirations to me. Strength, intelligence, ambition, kindness, independence, power and purity follow every Tri Delt throughout their years of membership and for their entire lives. Being among a group of women with these astonishing characteristics only make me want to strive for more and not settle for just anything. Watching the success of each sister proves that with hard work and determination it is possible, especially for a woman. Along with these adopted virtues that resemble every Tri Delt, I have gained a place where I can call home at the University of Toronto. With an amazing education and life long friendships/skills being acquired everyday, I am most pleased and set for my future. I cannot wait for many more experiences and laughter that will be shed in the years to come. My sisters will always have a place in my heart. Delta Love.

Sarah Atteck
Second year – Rotman Commerce
Pledged: Fall 2012
Office: New Member Educator
Big Sister: Giovanna Campagna
Little Sister: Belinda Zang

Other activities: Corporate Relations Intern for Rotman Commerce Women in Business
Acomplishments: Recipient of Adelaide McLaughlin Scholarship, 250+ hours volunteering at Lakeridge Health Oshawa Hospital, Brand Ambassador for World Vision

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

To me, Tri Delta means sisterhood. All my life I wanted a sister, as having 2 brothers wasn’t the same. After joining Tri Delta, instead of 1, I gained 30+ sisters!

Melanie Blundell
Second year – Life Sciences: Major in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Double Minor in Environmental Studies and Biological Anthropology
Pledged: Fall 2012
Big Sister: Keely Kundell
Little Sister: Susie Ryuu

Other activities: Horse riding in personal time and with the U of T Equestrian Team
Acomplishments: Bronze President's Award (in Ireland)

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

Tri Delta, to me, means having a family that you can count on no matter what. Having sister's that you can go to when you're having any kind of trouble, school, family, friend issues and most of all boy issues. Tri Delta is a bond that you carry with you throughout life. But, most of all, it's a home that you will always be accepted, and where everyone's purpose is the same, to inspire, help and encourage you to be the best that you can be and shine like a pearl.

Kirsten Hentschel
Second year – Double Major in Health and Religious Studies
Pledged: Fall 2012
Office: Vice President of Membership 
Big Sister: Shannon McKechnie
Little Sister: Nicole Young

Other activities: Downhill skiing, camping, Child Life Volunteer at SickKids Hospital and Member of Health Studies Students Union
Accomplishments: Panhellenic Alpha Order, Dean's List & White Scholarship in French

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?

Being a member of Tri Delta provides me with the support and self confidence I need to achieve my goals. Whether it's help with time management from academic workshops, or encouragement from my sisters to try something outside my comfort zone, Tri Delta is always there, helping me be the best version of myself. Tri Delta has also given me the rewarding opportunity of being able to give back to my community, through our philanthropic work, as well as to my sisters, my chapter and the organization through my love and dedication.

Laura Leach
Fourth year – Double Major in Health Studies and Psychology
Pledged: Fall 2012
Big Sister: Kelly Klouvidakis
Little Sister: Penelope Metexas

Other activities: Child Life volunteer at The Hospital for Sick Children, Therapeutic Recreation volunteer at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, Social Director for Health Studies Student Union, and Youth Leader at Runnymede United Church.

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?

Being in TriDelta has given me a smaller, supportive community separate from the hectic environment of University. I know it is played out that being in a sorority is like having a second family, but it is true that the group of girls in TriDelta have been like sisters to me when I've needed them most. Even more TriDelta has given me an outlet for amazing philanthropic service and the ability to grow my skills as a leader in multiple dimensions of my life.

Alexandra Misiak
Fifth Year - Double Major in Health & Disease and Psychology
Pledged: Fall 2012
Big Sister: Rachel Teoh (Alumnae)

Other activities: MoveU Crew Health Education Lead, E2C2 Engaging Emerging Leaders to Control Cancer, volunteer at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, fitness (long distance running, yoga), Nutrition

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

Tri Delta is a community where like minded, ambitious individuals respect and cherish one another's similarities as well as their differences. It is a place of unconditional support and love. I look forward to participating in the many opportunities Tri Delta has to offer, including tradition, philanthropy and leadership.

Madeleine Morassutti
Second Year - Major in French, Minor in Archaeology
Pledged: Fall 2012
Office: Academic Development Chair
Big Sister: Katey Bunting 
Little Sister: Emily Lennon

Other activities: Intramural volleyball
Accomplishments: UofT President's Entrance Scholarship, Fogolar Furlan Scholarship, Caboto Club Scholarship, Roland Baldassi CIBPA Scholarship, Harold Rindlisbacher Award, High Honours

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

Tri Delta is another community that I can call home. It means having sisters that love and support you no matter what. It means being a good sister and respecting yourself and Tri Delta's values. Its where I will discover lifelong friends and establish an unfailing bond of sisterhood. Though I have only been a part of Tri Delta for a short time, I could not imagine life without it or my new sisters.

Sarah Steeves
Third Year - Rotman Commerce: Specialization in Management
Pledged: Fall 2012
Office: President
Big Sister: Anisha Sharma 
Little Sister: Rhiannon Langford-Kyle

Other activities: Director of Events for Rotman Commerce Women in Business, Research Assistant for the Rotman Commerce Behavioral Labs
Accomplishments: 5th in Canada for Apparel Design- Canada Skills 2011, Rotary Club Academic Excellence Award 2011

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

Being a part of Tri Delta means that I will always have an amazing group of girls to support me in everything I do. Tri Delta gives me a chance to make lifelong friends and make a difference through our philanthropy initiatives.

Emily Utting
Second Year - Major in Criminology
Pledged: Fall 2012
Big Sister: Ashley Tarver
Little Sister: Addison Gill
Office: Panhellenic Delegate

Other activities: Running
Accomplishments: French Certificate of Completion, Academy Honors

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

Tri Delta is a place I can call home, knowing I have girls to help me with anything. It's a support system when I'm down and a collection of big sisters who help me navigate through my undergrad education. Being thrown into a big school such as U of T, I'm blessed to be involved in an organization with people who only want the very best for me, that supports ideals that I've always strived to attain, and philanthropy I plan to support for the rest of my life. Tri Delta has been the best decision I have made.

Andrea Olijnyk
Third Year -Rotman Commerce: Specialization in Accounting, Double Minor in Economics and Religion
Pledged: Spring 2013
Office: Vice President of Finance
Big Sister: Keely Kundell
Little Sister: Ellen Maria Ward

Other activities: Varsity Fast Pitch, Conference Committee Member for Rotman Commerce Women in Business
Accomplishments: OIWFA Silver Medalist

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?

As a member of Tri Delta, I have gained an unbelievable network that has and will continue to enrich my life in all aspects. I am a better person because of it.

Krys Thomson
Third Year- Major in Anthropology, Double Minor in Political Science and Diaspora & Transnational Studies
Pledged: Spring 2013
Office: Philanthropy Chair
Big Sister: Jessica Barber
Little Sister: Katie Witkowski

Other activities: Running, Archery, University College Orientation Week, U of T Amnesty International, Guitar 
Accomplishments: Honours, Extended French Certificate, Volunteer work

What does Tri Delta mean to you?
Tri Delta has been such an amazing experience. It is a place that I can call home. I am constantly motivated, supported and inspired by my sisters. Tri Delta has not only encouraged me to do bigger and better things for myself, but for my community as well. I could not imagine my life without Tri Delta.

Laura Trommels
Fourth Year -Rotman Commerce: Specialization in Accounting,  Minor in Economics
Pledged: Spring 2013
Big Sister: Brittany Rizzo
Little Sister: Jules vonCramon 

Other activities: Vice President Rotman Commerce Women in Business, Tri Campus Volleyball and Running
Accomplishments: Dean's list, OFSAA Volleyball Gold and Silver Medalist, U21 Division 2 National Beach Volleyball Champion

What does Tri Delta mean to you?

Tri Delta is a place where I can truly be myself. Through Tri Delta I have met so many wonderful girls who always are there to help me and inspire me to do bigger and better things. I am so proud to be a part of an organization that supports not only it's members but also makes a difference in the community through its philanthropic efforts. I can't imagine not being in Tri Delta and I am so excited to spend my last year at U of T with my sisters!

Addison Gill 
Second Year - Major in International Relations, Double Minor in Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations and History of Philosophy & Science
Pledged: Fall 2013
Office: Member Development Chair / Licensing Chair
Big Sister: Emily Utting
Other Activities: Interests in general health and wellness, reading, and exploring.
Accomplishments: Previously, five years’ experience as international fashion model working for brands such as Calvin Klein, Louis Vuitton, Valentino, and magazines such as Italian Vogue, French Elle, and Flare. Lived and worked in cities such as New York, Paris, and Tokyo. Currently, runway instructor and mentor at Sutherland Academy, promoting positive body image and self-esteem for teen girls. Marketing Intern at eco-friendly, socially conscious apparel company, Me to We Style.

What does Tri-Delta mean to you?
Tri-Delta is family. As sisters, we inspire each other to become the best versions of ourselves, while creating meaningful memories and making the most of our University of Toronto experience.

Hayley Jones 
First Year- Major in Humanities
Pledged: Fall 2013
Office: Continuing Education Chair
Big Sister: Ashley Tarver
Other Activities: Anything fitness related, competitive cheerleading, Relay for Life volunteer
What does Tri Delta mean to you?
To me, Tri Delta is everything and more than what I originally expected. I knew it was about sisterhood, but I didn't understand how much that would affect me. Tri Delta becomes more a part of who I am every day, and the girls of Tri Delta are the most welcoming, wonderful girls I've met. Words really can't describe a sisterhood like this, but it's something to be cherished and I love every minute of it!

Rhiannon Langford-Kyle 
First Year- Double Major in International Relations and American Studies
Pledged: Fall 2013
Office: Vice President of Public Relations
Big Sister: Sarah Steeves
Other Activities: Trinity College Saints Charity Ball Executive.
Accomplishments: Admission to Trinity One Program, Entrance Scholarships, Rotary Club Award for Volunteerism, High School Leadership Awards, York Region Presidents' Council Prime Minister 2011-2013.
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Through joining Tri Delta, I have found a significant purpose in the University of Toronto community, as well as have found lifelong friends. Be it through the inspiration received from the fraternity's values, philanthropic work, or the encouragement of my sisters, I always feel motivated to better myself and my environment. I am so grateful to be surrounded by such incredible role models, and look forward to all of the experiences and growth that's yet to come!

Emily Lennon
Second Year- Major in Anthropology
Pledged: Fall 2013
Office: Social Chair - External
Big Sister: Madeleine Mourassutti
Accomplishments: OFSAA Medalist
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Tri Delta has not only offered me a great way to get involved at U of T, but also a second family. In the small amount of time I have been with Delta Delta Delta I've been inspired and motivated by the various ambitions and personalities of the girls. I am looking forward to all of the good times and memories that the future holds with my Tri Delta sisters!

Penelope Metaxas 
First Year- Major in Life Science
Pledged: Fall 2013
Big Sister: Laura Leach
Other Activities: Volunteering and sports
Accomplishments: Ontario Scholar, Centennial Scholar, and Community Service Award

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta? 
By becoming a member of Tri Delta, I have gained a second home, and close friendship with a wonderful group of girls. It made me reach out of my comfort zone and I'm proud of the relationships I've made here.

Danielle Robertson
Second Year- Double Major in Book & Media Studies and Women & Gender Studies
Pledged: Fall 2013
Office: Collegiate Alumni Relations Chair
Big Sister: Alex Raposo

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta? 
As soon as I walked through the doors of Tri Delta during recruitment, I immediately felt a huge wave of warmth and kindness. I knew right away that I belonged here. Being a new member has been an incredible experience. Even though I have only been a member of Tri Delta for a little while, I already consider these girls some of my best friends as they have offered me an overwhelming sense of support and friendship. I can't wait to spend these next few years with my new sisters.

Lauren Rotondi
First Year- Major in Life Science
Pledged: Fall 2013
Big Sister: Giovanna Campagna
Other Activities: Dance
Accomplishments: U of T entrance scholarship

What have you gained as a member of TriDelta?
 So far as a new member of TriDelta I have met fantastic women that are fun, supportive and who encourage me to challenge myself in all aspects. I am so excited for the years to come!

Susie Ryuu 
First Year- Double Major in English and History
Pledged: Fall 2013
Big Sister: Melanie Blundell
Other Activities: Swimming, cheerleading, contemporary dance, piano, guitar, drumming
Accomplishments: OFSAA free silver medalist, Toronto Artist Collective Band of the Year (2012)

What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
As a  member of Tri Delta, I have gained confidence in myself as well as bonds with other members that will last me a lifetime. Tri Delta is my home away from home, and I cannot explain how proud and grateful I am to be a part of Delta Delta Delta in words. I feel that this sisterhood will empower and encourage me to become the best woman I can be!

Jules vonCramon 
Third Year: Double Major in Equity Studies and Biological Anthropology
Pledged: Fall 2013
Office: Song and Spirit / Activities Chair / House Manager
Big Sister: Laura Trommels
Other Activities: VP of Student Affairs on the ESSU Accomplishments: level 2 certified gymnastics coach
What does Tri Delta mean to you?
 Tri Delta has been the support I have been looking for since I came to UofT. I know that my Tri Delta sisters will always be there to believe me, even if I don't believe in myself. I am excited to strive to be the best I can, not only for myself, but for my new family.

Ellen Maria Ward
First Year-  Double Major in Canadian History and Sociology
Pledged: Fall 2013
Big Sister: Andrea Olyjink
Other Activities: Lion’s Club member and volunteer Accomplishments: Chairperson of ‘Comhairle na nOg’ (Irish student’s political club), Gaelic football gold medallist

What does Tri Delta mean to you? 
Being a part of Tri Delta means having a home away from home, as well as a chance to make the most of my university life. It is an opportunity to broaden my horizons and experience new activities alongside my sisters.

Katie Witkowski
First Year- Double Major in Drama and English
Pledged: Fall 2013
Big Sister: Krys Thomson
Other Activities: Bass guitar, singing, theatre

What does Tri Delta mean to you? 
Moving to a huge city like Toronto was daunting for me, I was overwhelmed with the amount of people and all the possibilities at hand. Tri Delta has given me a group of friends to keep me grounded and remind methat I have a home away from home to keep me sane. It has also allowed me to get involved in philanthropy, which is something I have always wanted to do but have never known how. Without Tri Delta I wouldn’t have met some of my closest friends and I know now I can spend the rest of my life connected to them.

Nicole Young
First Year- Major in  Psychology
Pledged: Fall 2013
Office: Secretary / Treasurer
Big Sister: Kirsten Hentschel
Other activities: Volleyball Accomplishments: French Extended subject award for Grade 11 and 12. Honour Roll all four years of high school.

What does Tri Delta mean to you?
Tri Delta’s purpose is exactly what Tri Delta means to me. Although I have only been a part of Tri Delta for a short period of time, I have already made friendships that will last a lifetime. Better yet, not only can I call each one of these women lifelong friends, but sisters as well. Each sister provides each other with the love and support for personal, social, and academic development. For this, I am thankful and honoured to be a part of Delta Delta Delta.

Belinda Zhang 
First Year- Major in  Life Science
Pledged: Fall 2013
Big Sister: Sarah Atteck
Other Activities: Model United Nations

What does Tri Delta mean to you? 
Tri Delta is a smaller community and home base within the University of Toronto. When I joined Tri Delta, I gained 30+ sisters and lifelong friends, who encourage and support me with everything I do!

Got along without you before I met you, couldn't get along without you now