- 116 years of Delta Zeta Preserved in One Place
- 2019 Presidents Academy prepares Delta Zeta leaders
- A Collegian’s First Gift to the Delta Zeta Foundation
- Delta Zeta Foundation scholarship recipient works at her dream job
- Delta Zeta LAMP archives created
- Delta Zetas connect and make a Global Impact in NYC
- Delta Zetas learn how to promote their personal brand!
- Donor Profile – Jacqui Lyon
- Donor Profile: Cindy Tinny Kozil
- Donor Spotlight – Traci Kennedy-Brockfield
- Donor Spotlight: Deana Lewis Kaplan
- Lifelong commitment to Delta Zeta
- More than 4,000 undergraduates give back to Delta Zeta
- Norma Minch Andrisek Leadership Conference ignites passion for leadership
- One Alumna’s Giving is inspired by the Creed
- Protect Your Shell – Delta Zeta’s newest initiative surrounding mental health
- Truly Connected: Philadelphia, where sisterhood and professional development meet
- Young Alumna Inspires All to Give
116 years of Delta Zeta Preserved in One Place
Whether you make a special trip to Oxford, Ohio to tour the Delta Zeta National Museum and Headquarters in person or virtually walk through the Museum from the comfort of your own home at dzmuseum.deltazeta.org, the experience is unforgettable and unique either way.
Inside, each room of the expanded 19th century home and its furnishings tells the story of Delta Zeta . . . visitors can see the ice skates that Julia Bishop Coleman used to zip around frozen lakes in Oxford or admire the Founders’ portrait in the Founders Parlor. Guests create their own Museum moments – feeling empowered viewing our Women of Achievement display or feeling inspired by the portraits of our Past Presidents as you ascend the main staircase.
Visitors are able to step back in time as they examine artifacts and pictures that tell the story of Delta Zeta’s history. Each room and hallway are filled with our rich history that leaves members with so many incredible emotions and stories as they tour the building.
Outside, visitors entering the Centennial Garden through a white gate carved with the Roman lamp, are reminded to walk truly in the light of the flame. In the garden, guests walk among the lasting legacy of donors who gave graciously to preserve the past while laying the path to the future. Delta Zetas and friends can support the Museum’s legacy and continue preserving our history through purchasing a commemorative brick to be placed in either the Centennial Garden or Founders Walk.
In 2019, Delta Zeta took more steps to preserve the history of our organization. Not only does history come alive when you visit the Delta Zeta National Museum and Headquarters, or take an online tour, but now all issues of The LAMP, Delta Zeta’s magazine, are digitally preserved – the entire LAMP is digitally scanned, which creates searchable PDFs: https://www.deltazetaarchive.org. Now, all can experience the Delta Zeta story, wherever they may be!
In July, we look forward to welcoming more than 300 undergraduate Delta Zetas to Oxford for the Norma Minch Andrisek Leadership Conference. These members are still writing their Delta Zeta story. Part of that story will be a tour of the National Museum and Headquarters as well as a tour of the Miami University campus, all while taking part in learning and sisterhood!
These experiences are cherished, and we now have the opportunity to share them in the Delta Zeta app. Please join us in sharing your Delta Zeta Museum experience by sharing your story in the Member Stories section.
- 116 years of Delta Zeta Preserved in One Place
- 2019 Presidents Academy prepares Delta Zeta leaders
- A Collegian’s First Gift to the Delta Zeta Foundation
- Delta Zeta Foundation scholarship recipient works at her dream job
- Delta Zeta LAMP archives created
- Delta Zetas connect and make a Global Impact in NYC
- Delta Zetas learn how to promote their personal brand!
- Donor Profile – Jacqui Lyon
- Donor Profile: Cindy Tinny Kozil
- Donor Spotlight – Traci Kennedy-Brockfield
- Donor Spotlight: Deana Lewis Kaplan
- Lifelong commitment to Delta Zeta
- More than 4,000 undergraduates give back to Delta Zeta
- Norma Minch Andrisek Leadership Conference ignites passion for leadership
- One Alumna’s Giving is inspired by the Creed
- Protect Your Shell – Delta Zeta’s newest initiative surrounding mental health
- Truly Connected: Philadelphia, where sisterhood and professional development meet
- Young Alumna Inspires All to Give