Gamma Mu Omega Chapter Through the Years
Gamma Mu Omega Chapter was chartered on December 13, 1941. The first President was Mildred Peteron. Sorority members from Daytona Beach, Sanford, and New Smyrna Beach comprised the early chapter membership. To promote sisterhood on the campus of Bethune-Cookman University (formerly Bethune-Cookman College) Gamma Mu Omega Chapter established Gamma Tau Chapter on April 30, 1949.
Through the years, Gamma Mu Omega Chapter has expressed sensitivity to community needs through the involvment of its members in diverse projects and programs, including: Ebony Fashion Fair, Men of Tomorrow, Debutante Cotillion, and Accent on Youth. Other public programs include observance of the Sorority's Founders' Day Celebration.
Socially, Gamma Mu Omega Chapter made its presence felt by presenting an annual ball during the Christmas season. The ball evolved to the current "Pink Ice and Evergreen" ball and continues to be a highlight of the December social calendar in Daytona Beach.