Hello!

My name is Atiana Tandon and it is one of my greatest honors to serve as USC Tri Delta’s Collegiate Chapter President! 

If you had told me in high school that I would attend college across the country, go through sorority recruitment, find a chapter I love, and then, just one year later, run for presidency, I probably would have told you that was crazy. No one in my family had ever been a part of Greek life, and I honestly never thought it would be something that I could find a place in. That all changed from the moment that I walked into Tri Delta during Spring 2025 Recruitment. From that day forward, I have never looked back or doubted my decision. 

Over the past year, this house has become so much more than just a sorority to me. The women in this house have pushed me to achieve more than I thought was possible, supported me on the days when things felt heavy, laughed with me over countless jokes and provided a home away from home for me.

This chapter is filled with incredibly strong and dedicated women who inspire me everyday and whom I can truly be myself around. Not only do they excel academically, earning the highest GPA within the Greek community, they are also deeply committed to making a difference and have been able to fundraise over $100,000 for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital this past year. The quality that truly sets these women apart, though, is their infectious energy and unwavering support for one another, making every moment together both meaningful and enjoyable.

I never could have imagined that going through formal recruitment would lead me to my sweet treat buddies, my biggest cheerleaders, and even my future bridesmaids, but it has been one of the best decisions that I have made during my time at USC. Having the opportunity to lead this group of women and give back to a chapter that has provided me with so much is a privilege that I will be forever grateful for!

Delta Love,
Atiana Tandon 
Collegiate Chapter President 
Tri Delta, Theta Xi | uscdddpresident@gmail.com

PRESIDENT - Atiana Tandon