Delta Zeta Sorority

Our Kappa Beta Alumnae are the best there is. Delta Zeta is the oldest sorority at NKU, founded in 1972. We have a long history of success and a wonderful support system built with our alums.

Archieves

Bianca and Golf        Homecoming Queen Abby      Homecoming Queen Shelley     Dz turns 100    NKU Outstanding Alumna Linda

Princess Shelley and Duchess Katie         Leigha, Katie and Kelly with Schools for Schools        Greek Housing      Henry Clay Intern  

Emma's Scholarship

Links 

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Click Here to view our National Magazine (look for Kappa Beta, that's us!)

Famous Sisters

From the top left:

Pat Priest (right), Alpha Chi (UCLA); Actress in The Munsters TV show of the 1960s as the pretty blonde cousin; legacy of U.S. Treasurer Ivy Baker Priest  (see Government) (center).

Edith Head (Ihnen) (*), University of California/Berkley; first female head of a movie studio costume design department; winner of eight Academy Awards for costume design including “The Sting” with Paul Newman and Robert Redford; named one of ten outstanding Greeks during the 1976 Bicentennial; 1968 Woman of the Year. A cartoon version of her played a fashion designer in the Disney/Pixar creation, The Incredibles.

Gail Patrick (*) (Margaret Fitzpatrick) Howard College; Actress in movies such as Stage Door with Katherine Hepburn and My Favorite Wife with Cary Grant; one of the first female television producers in the industry, produced the Perry Mason show; 1962 Woman of the Year

Florence Henderson,  UCLA; Actress  on The Brady Bunch and spokesperson for the hearing impaired

Marti Dodson, Ohio State University; founder and lead singer of rock band Saving Jane, most famous for their hit song "Girl Next Door;" the single "Girl Next Door" peaked at #31 on the Billboard Hot 100. The video debuted on MTV's Total Request Live's countdown on April 24, 2006 at #9.

Dr. Carolyn Leach Huntoon – Northeastern State University of Louisiana; Astronaut Director of NASA; leading scientist in space travel; 1977 Woman of the Year

Crown Princess Martha of Norway; became an initiated member of Delta Zeta after visiting the University of North Dakota and becoming interested in the role the sorority played in the lives of college women; was initiated in 1939 by a ceremony that was presided over by National President Myrtle Graeter Malott; personally thanked Delta Zeta for aid to her country’s children through the Foreign Friendships Service after World War II.

Susan Patterson Perry-Lindle, University of Wisconsin/Eau Claire; (Retired) Colonel, Military Intelligence Corp., U.S. Army; first female officer assigned to a combat brigade of an infantry division in Europe. Susan is the Sisterhood Advisor at NKU.