Record Series 651 contains the administrative files of the Alumnae Association of Chi Alpha Delta Sorority. The files document the meetings of the Alumnae and Alumnae-Active Boards, the Charter Day Committee, and related activities. Materials include: minutes and notebooks, financial records, scholarships, correspondence, programs and brochures, photographic slides, and materials relating to Chi Alpha Delta's 50th anniversary celebrations in 1979.

The Chi Alpha Delta Sorority is the first Asian American sorority in the United States. Chi Alpha Delta was organized in May 1928 by fourteen charter members, under the guidance of Helen Matthewson Laughlin, Dean of Women (1919-1946). The sorority's founding mission was to promote friendships, cooperation, and social activities among Japanese women students at UCLA. The Chi Alpha Delta Sorority was officially recognized by UCLA on April 5, 1929 and was granted full university privileges in 1962. The sorority is now open to all women students.

1.2 linear ft. (3 boxes)

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