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This year has definitely been a milestone for the Epsilon Zeta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Our chapter has not only grown in 2016 but it has also improved in many ways. This year our sisters have focused more on the true meaning of sisterhood and involvement inside and outside of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Our recruitment process became more efficient and our Initiation organization structure was strengthened. Our chapter has expanded our presence on campus this year and we hope to continually expand next year as well. In 2017 we intend to make our chapter more cohesive, maintain a strong sisterhood, and leave a positive impact for change.
==Highlights of 2017==
This past year was another amazing year for the sisters of the Epsilon Zeta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma. Our sisters thrived both within Kappa and on campus at Florida State University. From involvement to overall attitude, the sisters of our chapter have done nothing but excel.
Kappa Kappa Gamma is known to be extremely involved on Florida State University’s campus. Our chapter was the top fundraisers for Light the Night and Relay for Life. We also have many sisters on the executive boards of these fundraisers and on the executive board of Dance Marathon. We even had a sister oversee FSU’s homecoming as assistant parade and chief and princess director. Our involvement doesn’t end there though. This semester two of our sisters were campus representatives for national companies. They represented Spanx and PINK by Victoria Secret. These are just some of the highlights, each and everyone of our sisters is involved with something they are passionate about.
Our internal philanthropy events this year were Kappa Con Queso and Kappa Kombat. Kappa Con Queso took place in the spring and was a huge success. We closed off part of West Jefferson Street and had a Queso bar. In the fall, we had our fourth annual Kappa Kombat; a paintball tournament between both fraternities and sororities.
Academically, our chapter has gone above and beyond this year. This past spring, we moved up from 7th to 2nd overall highest GPA. We have Kappa Coffee hours from 8pm-10pm every Monday and Wednesday in our dining hall with the best study snacks for some extra motivation.
However, this past fall there was a tragedy in the Greek community. This loss affected many and rippled throughout our campus. In response, President Thrasher put a hold on Greek life. It is in this time that we are to reflect on our actions and the consequences that follow them. It is up to the Greek community to create a change in the ways of FSU greek life. As a community, we are coming together to not only support one another but to figure out a way to improve Greek life.
==Highlights of the 2020s==