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Members of Kappa Alpha Theta are active in both the McGill & Montreal area, the Greek community, and within our own home, Beta Psi. Whether it's at sisterhood retreats, formals, or mixers, you'll always find Thetas having fun! Beta Psi also encourages members to achieve their best academically and significantly support members with leadership positions on campus.
Members of Kappa Alpha Theta are active in both the McGill & Montreal area, the Greek community, and within our own home, Beta Psi. Whether it's at sisterhood retreats, formals, or mixers, you'll always find Thetas having fun! Beta Psi also encourages members to achieve their best academically and significantly support members with leadership positions on campus.
A Letter from our President
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Welcome to Beta Psi, Kappa Alpha Theta’s chapter at McGill University!
Hello, my name is Helen Bitz. It is my absolute pleasure to be communicating with you right now, especially considering this past year. This year has been a major change for everyone and I can firmly say that I am excited for 2021 to start and the hope it brings with it. This past year has been unlike any other, but one thing that has remained the same is our bond in sisterhood. Over the past few months, Beta Psi has transitioned fully online, with weekly meetings and sisterhood events being held over Zoom. Our sisters have come together from all over the world to raise money for the Black Health Alliance in light of the Black Lives Matter Movement and their efforts to overcome the inherent flaws of the criminal justice system and the systemic discrimination against black individuals. We also had a Get Fit With Theta Philanthropy event in late November where we raised money for Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA). In addition to the event, we also met with a representative of CASA to learn more about them as well as paired up with a specific branch of CASA just across the border. Although we aren’t physically together, that hasn’t stopped our determination to help the causes we support. There are exciting things to look forward to this semester including the new Chief of Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity Officer (CDEIO) position in cabinet this year which will be held by Ariana Castillon, our former CAO! We are so excited to see how she forges a path for the position in the future and the very welcomed changes and awareness she will bring to the chapter. Additionally, this semester will test our zoom skills once more with another round of virtual recruitment, although completely different than usual, I can safely say that our Chief Recruitment Officer (CFO), Zoe Fargnoli-Brown and the Executive Recruitment Board are ready to face this challenge head on and we are determined to find some new Leading Women to join our wonderful sisterhood. I am very excited to serve as Chief Executive Officer this upcoming year. I cannot wait to see what our chapter does and how cabinet continues to skillfully tackle the new challenges that come with virtual theta life. I hope you all have a wonderful 2021. Sincerely, Helen Bitz, CEO |
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