HERSTORY
In 1993, four determined collegiate woman congregated with the common goal of establishing an organization at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona that would serve towards the advancement of Hispanics/Latinas while promoting a quest for higher learning and volunteerism. These visionary young women saw the need to create a support system that would encourage women to become actively involved with social issues, achieve educational excellence, serve as a motivational source for others while generating role models and eventually yield a considerable amount of leaders in the Latino/Hispanic community. Their benevolent vision became a reality on January 25, 1993 when Gamma Alpha Omega obtained acknowledgement as the first Hispanic sorority on the campus of Arizona State University. We respectfully pay tribute to our Most Honorable Founding Madres who, along with our National Founding Charters, set the stage for our legacy and made possible the birth of a unique and strong sisterhood. These courageous women set the stage for a thriving organization that continues to enrich the lives of many during their collegiate years and beyond.
FOUNDERS & CHARTERS
 Amy Alvarez |  Michelle-Seanez |  Clara Lopez |  Patsy Guardado |
 Sandra-Saenz |  Valerie Mendoza |  Roxana Quinones |  Annette Escalante |
