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'''Knox College established in 1837 in , Galesburg, Illinois'''
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'''Charter Members:''' Caroline Allen, Ama Gyamfuaa Awua-Kyerematen, Jessica Rosalin Chan, Jennifer Beth Davis, Miriam Gillan, Danielle Marie Goebel, Virginia Baker Graves, Devynn Hawley, Carolyn Elizabeth Hill, Jacqueline Elizabeth Johnson, Sibel Karabeyoglu, Carly Rose Kauffman, Rebeccah Jane Lanni, Jacqueline Claire Lee, Meryl Hope Leventon, Katya Manak, Kathleen Elizabeth Manly, Maureen Erin McDonnell, Nerissa Florentine Montes, Lindsey Annette Murrell, Jennifer Elizabeth Nefzger, Alexandra Nicasio, Stephanie O'Brien, Alisha Oscharoff, Catherine Ray, Jasmina Ruano, Paloma Romero, Hadley Standring, Jessica Anna Elaine Strache, Leslie Grace Stubbs, and Dana Samson Tipson.
Panhellenic Exec Emily Powers <br>
Panhellenic Delegate Lauren Langham <br>
'''Convention Awards:'''<br>
2008 New Member Program Honorable Mention
== Some of Eta Kappa's Outstanding Alumnae==
'''Additional Outstanding Eta Kappa Alumnae''' <br>
-Jordan Nichole Newsom Leadership Consultant, 2013-2014 <br>-Kathleen Mary Podlipni President of Kappa Kappa Gamma's Chicago Loop Group Alumnae Association, 2014-2015 <br>
== Historical Highlights==
Their first chapter council meeting consisted of Catherine Ray (President), Stephanie O'Brien (Vice-President), Meryl Leventon (Treasurer), Kathleen Manly (Philanthropy Chair), Jennifer Davis (Social Chair), Nerissa Montes (Recruitment Chair), Sibel Karabeyoglu (Secretary), and Caroline Allen (Treasurer).
Other TSO members who became Eta Kappa Chapter charter members include Miriam Gillan(Pledge Educator), Emily Jensen (who has probably served the longest new member period from October 2006 until October 2007), Jacqueline Lee (who would become Eta Kappa's first president), Katya Manak, Maureen McDonnell, Alisha Oscharoff (Academic Chair), Jasmina Ruano, Dana Tipson, Hadley Standring and Jessica Strache.
Their first philanthropy event was their participation in Galesburg's Polar Plunge event and fundraiser for Special Olympics, a tradition that Eta Kappa chapter carried on until 2009.