There are three core values that truly define a Phi Sigma Sigma. These values are commitment to lifelong learning, inclusiveness, and leadership through service. These core values distinguish the ideal Phi Sigma Sigma, unite us in our activities and become ingrained in our character. The way we ensure the long-term survival of our beloved sorority is to recruit, retain, and empower women who share the values and ritual consistent with the vision of our founders. Being a sister of Phi Sigma Sigma will bring you not only social, leadership and service opportunities, but will give you a sense of belonging and family. Being part of our sisterhood means making lifelong friendships while you grow as an individual.

Phi Sigma Sigma was founded On November 26, 1913 in Hunter College in New York City.  Ten friends all of different backgrounds wanted to become sisters, however because of their differing religious believes, they were unable to join the same sorority – so they started their own. 

-Once a Phi Sigma Sigma
                                 Always a Phi Sigma Sigma

To inspire the personal development of each sister and perpetuate the advancement of womanhood.

 

Phi Sigma Sigma is a dynamic sisterhood of powerful women fostering uncompromising principles, igniting positive change, and embracing individuality. 

Nancy Pimental

Stand up comedian, actress, writer, and televison show host. She a writer for Comedy Central's "South Park", and she also wrote the screenplay for the romantic comedy "The Sweetest Thing" starring Cameron Diaz. She played a part in the movie "Dumb and Dumberer" and was a Co-Host for the televison game show "Win Ben Stein's Money"

Shannon Ford

An NFL Cheerleader for the Miami Dolphins, and was crowned Miss Florida USA in 2002.

Irna Phillips

Creator of many successful soap opera's, inculding "Days Of Our Lives", "As The World Turns", and "The Guiding Light" (which is also the longest running program in history). She was also a mentor for other successful soap creators such as Agnes Nixon, who developed "All My Children", and William Bell who created “The Young and the Restless.”

Marian Rosen

High powered lawyer with her own practice, Marian Rosen & Associates. She was the first woman laywer to be allowed to appear before the Supreme Court of the United States.

National Website: www.phisigmasigma.org

Philanthropy: www.nkf.org