history

It all started when seven young ladies at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona found that there was no Asian-American organization established to promote sisterhood on campus. Seven ladies, Allex Choi, Candy Cunanan, Christine Nguyen, Sandie Rillera, Grace Hsieh, Kolleen Kim, and Jennifer Oku got together and founded the first Asian-American interest sorority, Alpha Phi Gamma, on February 1, 1994, at Cal Poly Pomona. The basis of Alpha Phi Gamma was to promote Asian Awareness to the university and to the community, allowing for all the different nationalities to discover what other cultures have to offer.

Alpha Phi Gamma also focused on other aspects such as philanthropy activities and socials. Some philanthropy activities the ladies of Alpha Phi Gamma associate with are, L.A. AIDS Walk, Orange County AIDS Walk, Race for the Cure, March of Dimes, House of Hope, and many more. Socials are also arranged to get more acquainted with local fraternities and sororities.

Alpha Phi Gamma is composed of a diverse group of young ladies with varying majors, interests, and backgrounds. This provides a different experience each young lady shared and learns from. With each sister's determination and desire, the sorority was able to grow, as well as, share their sisterhood for a lifetime.

Interested in starting a chapter at your school? Please contact our National site for more information.




Past Presidents:
1994 Allex Choi
1994-1995 Christine Nguyen
1995-1996 Sandie Rillera
1996-1997 Kolleen Kim
1996-1997 Christine Nguyen
1997-1998 Kim Quan
1997-1998 Cathy Ycasas
1998-1999 Cathy Ycasas
1999-2000 Adrienne Decolongon
2000-2001 Vivian Lee
2001-2002 Lamy Huynh
2002-2003 Stephanie Chan
2003-2004 Grace Yu
2004-2005 Kathy Huynh
2005-2006 Angel Chau
2006-2007 Jessica Tam
2007-2008 Guadalupe Wong
2008-2009 Melody Chen
2009-2010 Vivian Wong