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2024–2026 Biennium National Award Recipients

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio –Theta Phi Alpha Fraternity and its Board of Trustees proudly recognized the recipients of the Fraternity’s 2024–2026 Biennium National Awards

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September 9, 2026

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2024–2026 Biennium National Award Recipients

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio – Theta Phi Alpha Fraternity and its Board of Trustees proudly recognized the recipients of the Fraternity’s 2024–2026 Biennium National Awards, presented during the 2026 National Convention, held July 9–12, 2026, at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 

The awards recognized collegiate chapters and alumnae associations whose leadership, service, engagement, and commitment exemplify excellence within Theta Phi Alpha. 

Circle of Excellence 

The Circle of Excellence recognizes the most outstanding collegiate chapters within the Fraternity. 

  • Gamma Delta Chapter, Rowan University 
  • Gamma Chi Chapter, Stevens Institute of Technology 

Centennial Award 

The Centennial Award recognizes outstanding alumnae associations for their service, engagement, and continued support of Theta Phi Alpha. 

  • Greater Cleveland Alumnae Association 
  • Pittsburgh Area Alumnae Association 

Chapter of Distinction 

The Chapter of Distinction recognizes collegiate chapters that have demonstrated excellence through Theta Phi Alpha’s Accreditation Program. 

2024–2025 

  • Alpha Xi Chapter, Cleveland State University 
  • Gamma Delta Chapter, Rowan University 
  • Gamma Omega Chapter, Trine University 

2025–2026 

  • Kappa Chapter, University of Pittsburgh 
  • Gamma Delta Chapter, Rowan University 
  • Gamma Chi Chapter, Stevens Institute of Technology 

Theta Phi Alpha Fraternity and its Board of Trustees congratulate all recipients on their achievements and thank them for their continued leadership, service, and dedication to the Fraternity. 

Founded in 1912, Theta Phi Alpha is a women’s organization to provide close comradeship; to advance educational, social, and philanthropic interests and leadership training; to encourage spiritual development and adherence to the highest moral standards; and to promote lifelong bonds of friendship; a fraternity for college and university women and alumnae. Theta Phi Alpha was founded at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor; today, there are 48 active collegiate chapters, 36 alumnae associations, and eight alumnae clubs in the United States.

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