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Lambda Kappa Sigma Alpha Nu Chapter

Dr. Peggy Piascik - Chapter Adviser

Lambda Kappa Sigma is an international pharmacy fraternity. The purpose of Lambda Kappa Sigma is to promote the profession of pharmacy among women and to aid its members in all areas. The object of the fraternity is to further the happiness and usefulness of its members and to create a center of enjoyment, friendship and culture. Lambda Kappa Sigma is a vital and significant force in pharmacy today. It is the largest and only international fraternity that promotes women in pharmacy, and its basic concern is the development of members culturally, socially, intellectually and professionally.

The professional fraternity provides not only the advantages of fraternal affiliation but also the many benefits which come from lifelong membership in an organization composed of those in the same profession and with like ideals and purposes.

Hygeia Day of Lambda Kappa Sigma is observed annually in March. Its purpose is to publicly call attention to the dedication of the members to the profession of pharmacy and to the advancement of knowledge in the health sciences. Each chapter presents a professional program to which the general public is invited.

Founders Day of Lambda Kappa Sigma is observed annually on Oct. 14. All chapters celebrate this date with a special candlelight ceremony honoring the founder, Ethel J. Heath, and the charter members, who had the foresight to lay the foundations of LKS fraternity, and other chapters that sustain the work of the founders.

2007-2008 Officers

President: Kristi Durrett
1st VP: Kruti Shah
2nd VP: Christi Riley
Orientation Leader: Cassandra Beyerle
Secretary: Whitney Cornette
Treasurer: Jacqui Gates
Chaplain: Lori Beth Hinton
Historian: Sara Parli

2006-2007 Officers

Stephanie Lemaster - President
Laura Chinn - First Vice President
Lindsay Rosenbeck - Second Vice President
Tara Knight - Treasurer
Kristi Durrett - Secretary
Kruti Shah - Orientation Leader
Stephanie Taylor - Chaplain
Ashley Short - Historian

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