Gamma Phi History
At the University of North Texas, ZTA's Gamma Phi Chapter was installed May 23, 1953. It became the 95th chapter established by ZTA. Since it's founding, Zeta Tau Alpha has been chartered on more than 225 campuses internationally, and it continues to grow. The ladies of Gamma Phi continue to further the purpose of Zeta by living up to the high standards set forth by our founders more than 104 years ago.
Famous UNT Zeta - Phyllis George Brown
An alumna of the University of North Texas and Texas Christian University, initiated into Gamma Phi Chapter
Selected Miss America, 1971
Debuted as Network Television's first female sportscaster in 1976
Earned an Emmy award for work with the NFL on CBS
Hosted "NFL Today" for eight seasons
Married Kentucky Fried Chicken Co-Founder John Y. Brown, Jr. in 1979; he served as governor of Kentucky from 1979-83
Authored Kentucky Crafts
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