The History of the National Organization                                     Our Tenets and Mission

It All Began...

In the Summer of 2000, two ladies, Bahareh Moradi and Danielle Khaleen McCamey began to explore several sororities at the University of Virginia. They desired an organization founded on high ideals, true and diverse sisterhood and a strong commitment to service.

Unfortunately, they were not satisfied with any existing organizations and reached beyond the University's boundaries to find the ONE organization that matched their values. They were determined to continue their search, so they began to look for other answers. By June 2002, these two visionaries found the sisterhood that represents high ideals and accentuates the beauty of their diversity: Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority, Inc.

These sisters began to spread the word of their realization in hopes of recruiting other ladies with the same values. In the Fall of 2002, these six ladies; Bahareh Moradi, Leah Rachel Mayoral, Rachel Alexis Dean, Danielle Khaleen McCamey, Cynthia Ashaunta Robinson, and Cynthia Ann Humston became the interest group, Ladies of Vision and Excellence, or L.O.V.E.

Faced with the challenge of being recognized by the University of Virginia, these ladies presented a proposal to the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life and the Multicultural Greek Council to bring a chapter of the organization to grounds. The vote for membership and recognition of a chapter of Theta Nu Xi Multicultural Sorority, Inc. at the University was unanimous. Thus, they began the long journey to emergence, and on December 7, 2002, the Most Passionate Pi Chapter was founded at the University of Virginia.