History

In the fall of 2006, three lovely ladies came together in pursuit of creating an Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) interest sorority at Washington State University (WSU). All three ladies had considered joining a sorority at WSU but found none that was geared toward the AAPI culture. As very active members of the AAPI community on campus, their idea of creating a home for the ladies of this community soon came to action. It was their vision to bring women of all Asian and Pacific nationalities together, strengthen their bonds, educate, and teach them about the community that surrounded them. All three women were determined to fulfill their vision and were dedicated to creating such a sisterhood.

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On February 8, 2007, the Lovely Sisterhood of Chi Delta Sigma Sorority was founded at Washington State University (Pullman campus).  On June 8, 2007, Chi Delta Sigma Sorority became established, and the three lovely ladies Jackie Balatbat, Nicole Crebillo, and Noelle Valbuena, were officially initiated as the founders. In the fall of 2008, the three founders brought in the first group of girls that shared with them the goals of their lovely sisterhood: academic excellence, leadership, awareness, diversity, and sisterhood.​