involvements
Iota Theta strives to give every member the opportunity to grow into strong leaders. Our chapter provides leadership positions through our programs, service, and executive council. In addition to positions, Iota Theta hosts events and workshops to help guide the women in our chapter to develop qualities of strong leadership.
ZTA's are involved all over Georgia Tech's campus. It is important for us to be present on campus in more than just ZTA events; we strive to support campus organizations to further our college community.
Sisters serve on Executive Boards for organizations such as SGA, Executive Round Table, Engineering Without Borders, FTK, Pediatric Technology Business Club, Mock Trial, GT Relay for Life, Georgia Tech Ambassadors, and more. We are proud to have members that are making a difference on campus by leading as the President of GT H.E.R.O’s, BOPSOP, Pre-Soma and the American Marketing Association. Zetas have also been founders of the whY, Project Smile, GT Habitat for Humanity, and much more. The members of Iota Theta also have sisters involved in GT Lacrosse and Tennis clubs, BME Robots club, Robogals, Enchanted Encounters, ambassadors for the different colleges, GreyHat, and more.
As a Zeta Tau Alpha, you can always find a sister involved in what you are interested in from Student Government Programs, to Tech Tour Guides, to FASET, to Greek Affairs, and more. Whether you love intramurals, academics, leadership, or philanthropy - the opportunities are countless!
Jeslyn Guo: Gold Rush Dance Team Member
“Outside of my involvements in Zeta and school, I can be found dancing at a Tech sport’s game, rehearsing competition routines, or any of the in between. Being a part of the Goldrush Dance Team at Georgia Tech has been an incredibly strengthening and fulfilling journey. As a member of spirit and a student-athlete, I’ve grown a deep love for this school and its traditions. Whether it be a football, basketball, or volleyball game, cheering on Tech is always a lively time. I thoroughly enjoy being able to pursue my passions in dancing whilst representing Georgia Tech. I have also been so lucky to be a part of the UDA Nationals college dance team competition each year. Beyond performances, we also engage in school and off-campus appearances and community volunteering throughout the year. No matter what the team is dedicating themselves to, they hold high expectations of character, commitment, and intention, which I am extremely grateful to be surrounded by. Being on this team has transformed my experience at Tech and taught me so much.”
Rayna Fladell (MC ‘21): Co-Director of Operations for Children’s Miracle Network
“I had heard of miracle before I came to college, back when it used to be known as “For the Kids”. However, I didn’t know what it was, only knowing that all of the counselors at my camp were apart of it at their respective schools. When I got to campus I wanted to get involved and knew Miracle would be a great place to start. After a year of helping plan events to raise money and awareness for Children’s Hospital and the families they care for, I knew I wanted to be on the executive committee the following year. During my time as Co-Director of operations, I was not only able to grow as a leader but I also got to see the amazing impact that my work with the organization has had on the hospitals, kids, and families that Miracle supports. As Co-director of operations, my job was to plan and schedule the two major events put on by miracle each year; Child health day and Dance Marathon. I worked with my co-director to secure the event spaces, performers, and materials necessary got put on a successful event. Basically, our job was to plan and run these events so that everyone who came to the event could say that it was meaningful and that they had a good time! ”
Lili Stadler (MC ‘21): 3rd Year Outreach Chair of IfYoureReadingThisGT
“Coming into college, I had one thing that I was extremely passionate about: mental health advocacy and awareness. During recruitment, I was very open about my passion and was told by my recruitment counselor about If You’re Reading This. I decided very early on that I would apply for exec, in which I was successful in serving on for two years now. My time in college would not be the same without working every week with the If You’re Reading This team and having the opportunity to do what I am so passionate about. As outreach chair, I spread the word regarding the organization and look for people of all different backgrounds to write letters about their journeys with mental health. After going through editing, their letter is published on our Instagram and website and provide those struggling with words of wisdom and the comfort of knowing that someone else is dealing with similar difficulties. Some of these letters have changed my life and are a source of comfort to me during hard times. My wish is for everyone to find a letter that resonates with them and helps them remember that they are never alone. I’m so grateful for the opportunity to work with such an amazing organization and team and it’s crazy to think that none of this would have been possible if I didn’t hear about it in the first place from my recruitment counselor!”