Hey everyone my name is McKinley Harris, I am the Merits and Service hours as well as the tailgate chair holder. If you would have told me about 2 years ago that I would be in a sorority I probably would have laughed in your face. I was not the sorority girl and I really never believed I would be. I went to a COB dinner and I have never felt more welcomed in a new environment in my life! I genuinely found sister within this sorority and I know no matter what happens will always love and support me. We do have our rough moments; but at the end of the day I will do anything for these amazing people I have met along the way.

-McKinley Harris

I came to know Kappa Beta Gamma at prep, and I first I put it to the back of mind since I really did not think sorority life was for me but when I did a one on one session with one of the girls, this is where I wanted to be. Kappa Beta Gamma brought me out of my shell and supported me throughout all the things I do. I can’t wait to see where I go in this sorority. 

-Piper Cottrell

She/Her

I’m Alexis Whitehead and I joined KBG my second semester on campus. I was seriously lonely and only had my roommate from high school, so finding a group of girls that were so open and caring was an amazing surprise. Originally I was against joining a sorority, but an active sister spoke to me after a shared class and invited me to eat with her and some other actives. Ever since then I have never felt out of place, and always loved my fellow KBG girls. I’ve really gotten out of my shell and thanks to my sisters I feel like I finally belong somewhere.

-Alexis Whitehead

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Hey there, I’m Janea, a sophomore pursuing social work. Initially, navigating the NMC process was daunting as the sole black girl, yet I’ve forged strong connections and discovered a true sense of belonging. Becoming a part of KBG stands as one of my most joyous moments, an invaluable experience that I cherish. I’m elated to have found a nurturing environment to develop and enhance myself.

-Janea Brown

Coming out of high school, I was not sure if I wanted to go Greek. I felt like I was not sorority material. Going to prep, I saw an old friend of mine at the KBG table. She told me all about KBG and I knew this was where I wanted to be. I will forever be thankful to that sister for introducing me to the family I didn't know I needed.

-Satene Breaux

She/Her

 My first semester at ULM was hard. I felt lost and alone. I struggled to make true connections with people on campus. I knew something had to change; I just wasn’t sure what. I was invited to a COB event, and I was certain I was going to leave disappointed. I was heavily influenced by the stigma held around Greek life across the nation. I attended the event, and, to my surprise, I fell in love with Kappa Beta Gamma. In just the short time I spent at the event, I felt seen, heard, cared for, and important. From that day on, I knew I belonged with these girls. They keep me going when I am down, and I know no matter what life may throw at me, they will always have my back. I went Greek, and I found my people, my self-confidence, my motivation, and my passion. I now have the greatest people to look up to and the best people looking up to me.

-Andrea Chrisulis

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Hello, I'm Anna Barnette and I'm the current secretary of the Alpha Zeta Chapter. Coming to college, I had very few friends and was having a lot of trouble making new ones. I was a very shy person and tried to join other organizations, but they just weren't a good fit for me. In my spring semester, I had thought about joining a sorority but didn't know if it was right for me. I soon learned that KBG was the perfect fit and gave me so many opportunities beyond my expectations. I have finally gotten out of my shell and even stepped into big leadership roles. I have gained so much confidence that I wouldn't have had without these ladies'' constant support. I am forever thankful that I chose to be a Beta!!

LIKBG 

-Anna Barnette

I had wanted to join a sorority since my freshman year because my mom was in one in college, but it was never in the plans. I remember watching my friend Song go through Big/Little Week, and it seemed like so much fun! Then Song invited me to COB dinner, and I remember thinking that I wouldn’t be able to actually go through the initiation process. When I got there, everyone was so welcoming and kind, and I never felt left out of the conversation. I left there, and I immediately called my parents to talk to them and tell them that I knew that I wanted to be in Kappa Beta Gamma, and I’m so glad I did. I have felt nothing but love and inclusion from everyone since I got in the room for the COB dinner.

-Abby McClung

Alumna