The Alpha Kappa Zeta Chapter sponsors two (2) undergraduate chapters

Omicron Theta | University of Texas - Austin

History

The Omicron Theta Chapter is located on the campus of the University of Texas in Austin.   ​The Chapter was chartered on February 18, 1978 in Austin, Texas.  The chapter's initial 10 charter members are Aquila Baseer, Marie Brown, Tara Bryant, Alexis Howard, Julianne Kazee, Peal Mays, Demetrius Ray, Mallinee Smith, Shalra Thomas and Cassandra Washington. 

On March 24, 1991, the chapter was re-chartered by Yvette Williams, Paula Handy, Chariese Washington, Kim Karrely, Stacey Robertson, and Shonah Jefferson.  Since re-activation, the chapter continues to set records for the highest GPA for Greek organizations, recognition for their programming and awarded by the University Sorority and Fraternity Life recognition for "Commitment to Cultural Consciousness".

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Chapter's First

• The chapter is proud of have the first Black Women to graduate with a degree in Aerospace Engineering.
• The chapter had the First Black Women to be awarded the title of “Most Outstanding Student” at the University. 
• Omicron Theta was the first undergraduate chapter to receive a community service award from the Austin Chapter of the NAACP
• The Chapter has received a number of campus of award

​ Chapter Meeting
The Omicron Theta Chapter meetings are typically held on the first and third Tuesday of the month.  This is subject to change based on member's class schedule.

Membership
Membership to Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated is by invitation only.  Contact the Chapter for more information at omicrontheta@gmail.com.
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Signature Events

• SundaeZ on MondaeZ
• Scholarship Dinner for men and women
• Bingo Nights at Heritage Park Nursing Home

Events
Due to COVID-19, all Chapter events and meetings are virtually, no exceptions.
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