Psi Chi Omega

Psi Chi Omega, is an Asian American interest fraternity founded in 1992 at the University of California, San Diego. It has chartered six chapters in California.

History

On, Psi Chi Omega was founded at the University of California, San Diego. It was established as an Asian interest fraternity. The fraternity was recognized by the university on January 27, 1992 and joined the UCSD Multi-Cultural Greek Council three days later, on.
The fraternity's 26 founders were:
Psi Chi Omega's Beta chapter was installed on at University of California, Riverside. Gamma chapter at the University of California, Davis started as a colony on, and was formally installed on.
Its newest chapter, Zeta chapter, was installed on at San Francisco State University.

Symbols

The fraternity's colors are forest green and midnight black. Its pillars are Integrity, Perseverance, and Eternal Brotherhood.
Psi Chi Omega's nicknames are Psi Chis, PXO, and PCO.

Activities

The brothers of Psi Chi Omega participate in activities ranging from community service to intramural sports. The brothers participate annually in community service projects, such as, Trick-O-Canning for the local food bank, Relay for Life, Muscle Dystrophy Association Walk and Chili Cook Off, Asian Heritage Street Festival, and the San Diego Asian Film Festival.
Most recently, Psi Chi Omega partnered with a non-profit organization called, to raise awareness about the spread of viral hepatitis worldwide.

Chapters

Psi Chi Omega chapters, listed in order founded. Active chapters noted in bold, inactive chapters noted in italics.

Chapter	Charter date and range	Institution	Location	Status
Alpha		University of California, San Diego	San Diego, CA	Active
Beta	– 20xx ?	University of California, Riverside	Riverside, CA	Inactive
Gamma		University of California, Davis	Davis, CA	Active
Delta	xxxx–2005	University of California, Santa Cruz	Santa Cruz, CA	Inactive
Epsilon		San Jose State University	San Jose, CA	Active
Zeta		San Francisco State University	San Francisco, CA	Active