The Beta Lambda chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha is a National Panhellenic Sorority at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, AR.
We are a women's organization that promotes high ideals and strives to develop women of poise and purpose through sisterhood, opportunity, and heritage. The sisterhood we share as members of Alpha Sigma Alpha is indescribable and goes far beyond the four years of the collegiate experience. We seek to find new members who will continue to promote the high ideals of our organization and continue the Alpha Sig legacy at UCA.  
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Alpha Sigma Alpha is so excited for the Spring 2013 semester! We are so blessed  to welcome twenty-nine beautiful girls to our lovely sisterhood! This semester is guaranteed to bring many more memories and exciting times to Alpha Sigma Alpha, and we cannot wait! Alpha Sigma Alpha in eager to see the new places our newest members take  us and the fun that they bring to the room. Our new members include: Alicia Bradbury, Amber Breaux, Callie Clifton, Lisa Deleon, Abby Doshier, Jassa Ferrell, Amber Fleming, Katie Fuerst, Pauline Godoy, Christina Griffin, Kaylee Harper, Amanda Harrod, Stephanie Higginbotham, Rachel Hulsey, Ivana Ilic, Emily Kibler, Taylor McNulty, Kayla Moix, Emily Morgan, Avery Pierce, Tanya Savenka, Emilie Shatto, Krissy Simon, Maddie Spickard, Kaitlyn Thompson, Kristen Tyler, Breanna Vaughn, Bethany Verkamp and Nikki Wipplinger. 

Beta Lambda started the 2013 spring semester with a bang! Our spring semester started off full of  memorable experiences and fun times as sisters. One of these experiences was hosting the first annual "Rock for a Reason." When our sister Jordan Huntze's brother, Jack, lost his battle to cancer, we as a sisterhood knew we wanted to help. Jovana Ilic as our fundraising chair put together a benefit concert with one hundred percent of the proceeds going to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Jack Huntze's name. Our sisters Allie Burnett and Ashley Fleener, along with Randy Young opened the show with bands Medic and Cons of Formant. Back Road Anthem headlined for the concert and we were able to donate over thirty-five hundred dollars to the hospital. It was such a joy to be able to give back and help a cause that was so close to the hearts of the ones we love!