Buffalo, NY Citywide Chapter

The Alpha Chapter was founded at the University at Buffalo in October of 1994 by founding mothers Katsuko Arima, Rebecca Cassar, Jill Mauragis and Jennifer Muller. With the help of founding line Stephanie Magner and Cara Scott, as well as SISter Darcey Kemp, SIS has left its mark in Buffalo as one of the most dedicated multicultural sororities on campus. The Alpha Chapter has consistently demonstrated a strong commitment to the organization's purposes and goals by playing an active role in the Bufflo community. Through its innovative programming and creation of "Did You Know?" flyers, the Alpha Chapter has served to educate its campus and surrounding communities about issues such as racism, rape, sexism and diversity. Community involvement in events such as the Linda Yalem Run and years of volunteer work with Cornerstone Manor have allowed the Alpha Chapter to serve as a role model for all other chapters in our organization.

University at Albany - Albany, NY

Since its founding on May 9, 2000 by SISter Adeline Affonso, SIS has proven itself as being one of the leaders in Greek Life at the University at Albany. With the help of fouding line Desire Herman and Sharla Aiken, SIS has earned recognition by faculty, staff and students for its dedication to community service and innovative programs which raise the awareness of issues of diversity. Some of the chapter's eductional programming includes the Annual Day of Silence, Cultural Dance Workshop and Sex and Chocolate. As a result of its community involvement, SIS has earned prestigious honors and awards including the President's Undergraduate Leadership Award for Cultural Awareness on Campus, Excellence in Campus Involvement and Cultural Program of the Year for the 2003 Day of Silence.

Schenectady, NY Citywide Chapter

In April of 2002, SIS established its third chapter at Union College in Schenectady, NY. The Gamma Chapter has worked collaboratively with other Greek organizations at Union College to bring educational programs such as Sex and Cream and Movie Night to students and faculty on campus. We are currently looking for candidates to help SIS expand this chapter. Please see our Membership section for more information.

New York, NY Citywide Chapter

Our Delta Chapter was founded on August 6, 2005 with the help of SISters Farah Burnett Rodriguez, Desire Herman and Irmali Rivera-Mora.  During their first year, the Founding Line - Latisha Eustache, Stephanie Thomas and Pauline Madriz chose to focus their career involvement on work with Break the Cycle in New York City and with Junior Achievement at PS 156 in Brooklyn.  The Delta Chapter has also given back to the community by hosting a forum on Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts and contributing their time to soup kitchens throughout the city of New York.   

Albany, NY Citywide Graduate Chapter

The Alpha Graduate Chapter was founded on April 20, 2002 with the help of SISter Adeline Affonso and founding line Francely Jaquez.  The Alpha Graduate Chapter works collaboratively with the undergraduate Beta Chapter at the University at Albany to develop educational and multicultural programming on campus including Taking the Mystery Out of Massage, as well as An Introduction to Tai Chi and Qigong.

Buffalo, NY Citywide Graduate Chapter

The Beta Graduate Chapter was founded in 2004 with the help of SISter Ebony Brown. This chapter continues to work collaboratively with the Alpha Chapter to promote SIS and develop programs and events for colleges and universities in the Buffalo area.