National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations - Member Organizations

Member Organizations

Organization Name Type Founding Date University Active Collegiate Groups Initiates Alumni Associations Joined NALFO
Alpha Pi Sigma Sorority 1990-03-10 San Diego State University 13 October 2001
Alpha Psi Lambda Fraternity 1985-02-11 Ohio State University 22 2100 1998
Chi Upsilon Sigma Sorority 1980-04-29 Rutgers University 54 October 2000
Gamma Alpha Omega Sorority 1993-01-25 Arizona State University 19 October 2000
Gamma Phi Omega Sorority 1991-04-17 Indiana University 14 3 1998
Gamma Zeta Alpha Fraternity 1987-12-03 CSU, Chico 20 1998
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority 1987-04-06 Texas Tech University 37 4000+ 11 January 2001
Lambda Alpha Upsilon Fraternity 1985-12-10 SUNY Buffalo 15 1998
Lambda Pi Chi Sorority 1988-04-16 Cornell University 22 April 2000
Lambda Pi Upsilon Sorority 1992-11-06 SUNY Geneseo 14 April 2000
Lambda Sigma Upsilon Fraternity 1979-04-05 Rutgers University - New Brunswick 59 6000+ October 2003
Lambda Theta Alpha Sorority 1975-12-00 Kean College 107 11 January 2001
Lambda Theta Nu Sorority 1986-03-11 CSU, Chico 39 1998
Lambda Theta Phi Fraternity 1975-12-01 Kean College 88 10 October 2003
Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity 1982-02-19 Cornell University 53 13 September 1999
Omega Phi Beta Sorority 1989-03-15 SUNY Albany 25 1998
Phi Iota Alpha Fraternity 1931-12-26 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 68 October 2003
Sigma Iota Alpha Sorority 1990-09-29 SUNY Albany, SUNY Stony Brook, SUNY New Paltz, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 44 January 2001
Sigma Lambda Alpha Sorority 1992-10-05 Texas Women's University 6 December 2011
Sigma Lambda Upsilon Sorority 1987-12-01 SUNY Binghamton 35 1998

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