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| Chartering Members |
| Brockport |
| Marianela Gonzalez |
| Eileen Miranda |
| University of Rochester |
| Gwendolyn Salas |
| Lanyn Perez |
| Rochester Institute of Technology |
| Ana Linda Vignoni |
| Shonte Ebony Floyd |
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| Chapter Executive Board |
| President |
Abigail Crespo |
| Vice President |
Mildred Camilo |
| Treasurer |
Michelle Medina |
| Secretary |
Xochilth Cosme |
| Community Service |
Cindy Flores |
| Rush |
Abigail Crespo & Xochilth Cosme |
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| Historic Chapter Events |
| December 17, 1994 - Chapter Established |
| Spring 1999 - Eta grew to include UofR and RIT |
| Spring 2000 - Eta Chapter gained recognition at the University of Rochester
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| Spring 2005 - Diana Ramos is inducted into the Kaeidians Honor Society
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| Fall 2005 - Eta Chapter gained recognition at the Rochester Institute of Technology
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| Fall 2005 - Mona Ahmed is inducted into Order of Omega
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| Spring 2006 - Catalina Berry is Inducted into the Kaedians Honor Society
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Eta Chapter
Est. 1994
Chapter History
In Spring of 1993, Marianela Gonzalez and Eileen Miranda, two students from SUNY College at Brockport began the search for an organization that was both distinct and focused on the issues that concerned them as Latinas. The expansion of Omega Phi Beta to SUNY Oswego had a tremendous impact as it being one of very few latina-oriented sororities’ in upstate New York. The two women traveled to an informational at SUNY Oswego to meet the Sisters of Zeta Chapter, Cecila Parisi and Michele Adorno. In the fall of 1994, Marianela and Eileen began the process to bring the radiance to SUNY College at Brockport.
On December 17, 1994 Marianela and Eileen entered the BETA Light of Omega Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated and immediately began work to establish the organization on their campus by providing services to both the local and college communities. After two long and challenging years, Marianela Gonzalez and Eileen Miranda were recognized as the chartering members of the Eta chapter of Omega Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated at SUNY College at Brockport. Since then, the Everlasting Eta Chapter has crossed several women into the organization from surrounding academic institutions. The Everlasting Eta Chapter has grown to include both Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and the University of Rochester.
Since then, the Extraordinary, Everlasting, Eta Chapter has provided service to the community through various cultural, social, and educational programs and community services.
Eta Chapter is a 10/10 Campaign Contributor
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