When I came to the University of Florida I didn't know a single person. I think part of the reason I was drawn to SigSig was because I was looking for a connection and to meet new people. I never really saw myself as the type of person who would join a sorority. I had this misconstrued idea of what sororities and Greek life were about, but I was so wrong. SigSig has been one of my greatest accomplishments and will be my most treasured memory as an undergraduate student.

This organization has helped me grow so much as a person, and I really am not just saying that. I wish you could have seen how closed in I was as a freshman. I was afraid to speak my mind, my voice, my opinion, and afraid to try new things. Three years later, I've held five different chair positions, served on the Executive Board, and am involved in many other organizations both on campus and in the community. Not only that, but SigSig has helped me flourish as a student. I've now been on the Dean's List for three consecutive semesters, and will be applying to dental schools next summer. I was given so many opportunities, and I really wish I could explain how grateful I am for all that SigSig has given me... But the only way to truly understand it, is to be a part of it.

Sigma Sigma Rho is an organization on the Multicultural Greek Council, a culturally-based body of fourteen fraternities/sororities whose primary goal is to unite its members through shared values and ideas. A lot of people ask me why I joined SigSig because I am not South Asian and SigSig is a South-Asian based sorority. We are not exclusively South Asian. We have members from all different kinds of backgrounds and ethnicities in this chapter and across all our chapters. I felt a bond with the sxsters, I could see myself in the organization when I went to my first rush event, and the rest is history. I was looking for friends when I came to UF from Pennsylvania, but Sigma Sigma Rho gave me one better: a family.