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Home at Kappa Delta

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For my location I chose my sorority, Kappa Delta, a place that for me and many others represents friendship and community. Kappa delta was established in 1897 and was founded at Washington State University in 1923. Kappa Delta women put confidence at the heart of everything, and I wanted to show this through my photos. In addition, Kappa Delta prioritizes career ambitions and community service. Our philanthropies are the Girl Scouts of the USA and Prevent Child Abuse America. I had the amazing opportunity to be able to live in the Kappa Delta house this year, before the full renovation happening this summer. I wanted to capture the architecture and last memories made in the original house before this new chapter.

At the center of the first floor, is the iconic lighting fixture.
Sorority sister, Catie Hinton, studies in the kitchen for her final exams.
Outside kappa Delta, Peyton Anderson helps raise money for PCAA.
Friends Sadie Muller and Peyton Anderson talking outside Kappa Delta.
Letters that represent Kappa Delta hang by the entrance into the house.
Two new Kappa Delta members in the formal of the house.
Liza Jones and Catie Hinton make food and healthy meals in the community kitchen.
The foyer is one of the most important parts of the house for recruitment and is the first thing you see.
Kappa Delta members helping with philanthropy fundraiser.
The Kappa Delta house from the outside on a bright and sunny day.