Order of Omega Greek Awards
The Order of Omega Greek Awards Program serves as an opportunity to recognize fraternity
and sorority community for their varied achievements and contributions to the University
of North Texas and Denton communities. Awards are presented each spring to the outstanding
students, chapters, councils and advisors that make up our vibrant fraternity and
sorority community.
2025 Greek Awards Winners
Excellence in Service
Kappa Delta Chi Sorority, Inc.
Chi Omega
Program of the Year
Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc. - March Against ICE Deportation
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. - Legacy in Action
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.- Mr. Emerald Scholarship Pageant
Sigma Nu- Alumni Casino Night
Outstanding New Member of the Year
Marley Hall - Chi Omega
Kendahl Tucker - Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Kyi Les Pierre - Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc.
Avery Watson - Alpha Phi
Member of the Year
Dontrell Mitchell - Theta Chi
Executive Member of the Year
Rayna Vickerstaff - Alpha Kappa Sorority, Inc.
Avery Pesek - Pi Beta Phi
Brody Gaskill - Sigma Nu
Marisola Cortez - Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc.
President of the Year
Emma Swartz - Chi Omega
Caleb Elam - Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.
Heidy Martinez - Lambda Theta Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Brean Elliot - Sigma Lamba Gamma Sorority, Inc.
Chapter of the Year
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Sigma Nu
Chi Omega
Sigma Lambda Gamma Sorority, Inc.
Advisor of the Year
Cleopatra Birckbichler - Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
CFSL Appreciation Award
Jeremy Sippel
Shaun Holloway
Award Categories
Interested in nominating someone for the Order of Omega Greek Awards? Nominees must
have at least a 2.75 cumulative Grade Point Average and have been initiated prior
to the end of the Fall 2025 semester. Chapters may have multiple nominees. To nominate,
please send the following documents for consideration to CFSL @ cfsl@unt.edu:
- A copy of the nominee's resume inclusive of their community and college involvement.
- Two (2) letters of reference, one being from a source outside of your fraternity/sorority.
Below are the award categories.
The Advisor of the Year award recognizes the time and energy an advisor has contributed
to the Fraternity and Sorority Community. The advisor may or may not be affiliated
with UNT.
The nominated chapter must not have been placed on any type of probation (social,
academic, disciplinary, etc.), or currently be on any type of conduct status imposed
by the Dean of Students' Office within the academic year. Chapter must have also earned
at least a cumulative Grade Point Average of 2.5 for both Spring and Fall semesters
of 2024.
The Excellence in Service award recognizes an organization that has shown a commitment
to serving the community and participating actively in the philanthropy efforts of
their Inter/National organization. One-time events, ongoing projects, average community
service hours per member, and letters of recommendation will all be considered.
To be considered for this award, this person must have been initiated during 2024-25
academic year. This person should embody the core tenets of your fraternity/sorority
and personify the spirit of the UNT Fraternity and Sorority community. Nominees must
have at least a cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.0 or higher.
The President of the Year award is given in recognition of a fraternity or sorority
president that has excelled and been innovative during their term in office.
The Executive Member of the Year award is given in recognition of a fraternity or
sorority chapter or council executive board that has excelled and been innovative
during their term in office.
This award is presented to the fraternity/sorority that has planned and implemented
an outstanding event on campus. The Program of the Year award is only for one of your chapter’s programs.
The Supporter of the Year Award recognizes the time and energy an administrator, faculty,
or staff member has contributed to the UNT Fraternity and Sorority Community.
The UNT Fraternity and Sorority Member of the Year award is the highest award that
can be given to an individual member within the community. The recipient of the award
must have exhibited exceptional involvement, contributions and service to the fraternity
and sorority community, the University of North Texas, and the greater community at
large. Award winners should be involved in their organization and actively participate
in initiatives, programs, and opportunities to make the community better. These individuals
also work to inspire and motivate those around them to better live the values of fraternities
and sororities, in part through role modeling the values themselves.