The document provides information about the Cortland chapter of the Alpha Phi sorority. It states that Alpha Phi was first founded in 1872 at Syracuse University and the Cortland chapter was created in 1989. The Cortland chapter has 100 active members and is located at the chapter house on 52 Tompkins Street. Alpha Phi's philanthropy is women's cardiac care.

1. Cortland Eta Tau Chapter

2. First Founded in
October, 1872 at
Syracuse
University
First called a
Fraternity
because sororities
were unknown
Created in
Cortland on
April 30, 1989
The Founding
sister of
Cortland is
Lynda
Ratagliata

3. Eta Tau is the specific name for the SUNY
Cortland Chapter
There are currently 100 active members
The Chapter House is located at 52
Tompkins

4. Alpha Phi motto is “Union
Hand in Hand”
Philanthropy is Women’s
Cardiac Care
Sorority Colors are Silver and
Bordeaux
General Facts

6. Summary
Alpha Phi
International
Cortland
Eta Tau
Founded in Syracuse 1872 Founded in Cortland 1989
Red Dress Gala Event Teeter-Totter-Athon &
Red Dress Gala
Over 200,000 Members 100 Members

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