Irma Amparo “xibal” Ortiz
National President
Beta Chapter Alumna -
After 16 years in Gamma Phi Omega, I continue to be inspired by members within the organization; women who are establishing themselves as professionals and making a difference in our communities through service and mentorship. This makes me proud to be representing the sorority and serving in the role of National President.
Vacant
Vice President of Standards & Compliance
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Karina “Lil Mex ^13” Garduno
Vice President of Membership Services
Alpha Chapter Alumna -
Gamma Phi Omega played a very important role during my undergraduate years and I have seen the impact it has had on many young ladies since then. The skills that are gained and connections that are made, last a lifetime. I continue to remain involved because I want to ensure that we can offer those same experiences to other young ladies in the years to come.
Laura P. “Xímo” Soria
Vice President of Finance
Beta Chapter Alumna -
I'm active in the sorority because my father always reminded me to never forget where I came from, to always give back to others so they can achieve the same success and to always be true to myself.
Luisa “XiDO” Sosa
Vice President of Community Engagement
Beta Chapter Alumna -
Gamma Phi Omega has played an important role in my educational, professional and personal development. It has allowed me to find a community of strong and motivated individuals to belong to and given me numerous professional development opportunities. I am inspired by many members within the organization. As VP of Community Engagement I hope to serve as a resource to elevate our sense of unity and engagement within our communities.
Melina “JiiNX” Angeles
Director of Member Operations
Zeta Chapter Alumna -
Melissa “Oshun” Gracia
Director of Philanthropy
Phi Alpha Chapter Alumna -
Cristina “Chaloris” Rodriguez
Director of Marketing
Epsilon Chapter Alumna -
Gamma Phi Omega has been, and continues to be, instrumental in my development as a person, as a professional, and as an engaged member of my community. The opportunities to grow and learn alongside fellow members were fundamental in shaping and enriching my college experience as a first generation, Latina student. Today, I am committed to ensuring that the Gamma Phi Omega experience continues to be an option for the next generation of women.
Maury “NíTyda” Vazquez
Director of Expansion
Beta Chapter Alumna -
Gamma Phi Omega has helped me grow immensely as a person and professionally. I've been a sister for 10 years and I continue to be involved in the sorority because I want other women to have the support, mentorship and love that I've had all these years.
