EN LA UNION ESTA LA
FUERZA
Greetings, we are the brothers of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. of Alpha Chi Chapter at the University of Illinois at Chicago. We as brothers strive to promote and uplift the latino community through community service, chivalry, and scholarship. We are the first nationally recognized latino fraternity founded in the year 1975 in Kean College, New Jersey.
ABOUT Us
Leaders of the latino greek movement
Lambda Theta Phi seeks visionary leaders who can assist in our mission to accomplish the goals set forth by our founders. Lambda strives to recruit individuals with a commitment to excellence and a determination to succeed. Gentlemen that are open minded, creative, goal oriented, and that want to make a difference in the community and University.
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Membership at the undergraduate level is open to all males, regardless of race, culture or creed.
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Awards 2013-2016
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2012-2013 Outstanding New Member (UIC-Vincent Galvan)
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2012-2013 Educational Program of the Year (UIC)
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2012-2013 Fraternity of the Year (UIC)
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2013-2014 Fraternity of the Year (UIC)
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2013-2014 NALFO Fraternity of the Year
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2013-2014 NALFO Chapter President of the Year (Abel Murillo)
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2015: Latino Greek Council (LGC) Fraternity of the Year
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Educational Event of the Year
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2013, 2014, 2015
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New Member of the Year
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2013, 2015
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Fraternity Man of the Year 2016
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UIC's Commitment to Diversity Award:
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2014, 2015
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Awards 2016-2017
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Cultural Event of the year
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New Member of the Year
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Council President of the year
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Midwest Saluting Competition winners
Awards 2017-2018
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Fraternity President of the Year (Juan Zavala)
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Fraternity of the Year (UIC)
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Emerging Leaders Award (Juan Bautista, Daniel Velazquez)
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FSL Choice Award (Cristian Baeza, Rafael Rojas)
Awards 2018-2019
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Outstanding Service Event (TA98)
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New Fraternity Man of the Year (Ariel Marcos)
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Alumni of the Year (Rafael Rojas)
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Council Leader of the Year (Juan Zavala)
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FSL Choice Award (Juan Zavala)
Order of Omega Honor Society Induction
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Cristian Baeza (Fall 2018)
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Jose Ramirez (Fall 2018)
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Miguel Castro (Fall 2018)
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Enrique Guzman (Spring 2019)
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Benjamin Zamudio (Spring 2019)
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Izayotilmahtzin Mazehualli (Spring 2020)
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Michael Moreno (Spring 2020)
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