• Delta Zeta is one of the sororities with the largest number of college chapters. Our 165 college chapters are distributed from coast to coast while our 250 alumnae chapters offer continuing association in all 50 states, including Hawaii and Alaska, as well as the United Kingdom and Canada.
• Delta Zeta's badge was designed by Tiffany & Co.
• Dr. Guy Potter Benton is the only man to wear the Delta Zeta badge.
• Delta Zeta has a national loan fund and many scholarships to aid members who may need financial assistance to finish their education.
• The turtle was voted Delta Zeta's official mascot in 2006. The idea first came up for a vote in 1970, because Betty Heusch Agler, Delta Zeta National President from 1966-1970, loved turtles and collected turtle figurines. While many DZ's previously assumed the turtle was the official mascot, the resolution officially passed 36 years later.

FAMOUS DELTA ZETAS:

	Joy Behar TV host, The View Comedienne
	Florence Henderson Actress, The Brady Bunch (as Mrs. Brady)
	Crown Princess Martha of Norway Worked with President Roosevelt and the Red Cross on Norway's behalf during World War II
	Marcia Wallace Actress, The Bob Newhart Show (as Carol) Actress, The Simpsons (as Edna Krabappel)
	Pat Priest Actress, The Munsters (as Cousin Marilyn)
	Maureen Brown Neuberger Former U.S. Senator
	Melissa Ordway Winner of MTV's The Assistant with Andy Dick
	Mercedes Bates First female corporate officer for General Mills President of American Home Economics Association Known as "Betty Crocker"
	Esther Stassen Instrumental in the founding of the United Nations
	Edith Head Oscar-winning costume designer: the most honored woman in Academy Award history to date, with 35 nominations and eight wins Inspired Edna Mode character in The Incredibles
	Nanette Fabray Hearing-impaired actress Has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Responsible for captions for the hearing-impaired on TV
	Kay Yow Team USA Basketball Coach