This annual award recognizes collegiate chapters that have attained a standard of excellence for the previous year.

Each year, this award recognizes those chapters and individuals that assisted the Fraternity or another chapter in some significant way during the year.

This award recognizes those chapters and individuals that assisted the Fraternity or another chapter in some significant way during the year.

This award annually recognizes collegiate chapters that pledged Quota during Primary Recruitment and maintained maximum chapter Total each semester or quarter during the academic year.

This award honors a sister who has never served on a board and continues to attend Convention as an alumna. This was previously called the Repeater Award.

This award honors an alumna member who is an effective role model and is involved in ZTA and other community organizations. She is an excellent leader and mentor for others.

This award honors an alumna member who is an effective role model and is involved in ZTA and other community organizations. She is an excellent leader and mentor for others.

This award recognizes the dedication required to sustain the quality of ZTA facilities and the proud tradition of ZTA’s leadership in fraternity/sorority housing.

This award honors recipients for their outstanding service to the chapter facility and to the FHC.

This award recognizes a mighty/mighty-mighty chapter for its philanthropic efforts, based on volunteer service hours on campus and in the community, and fundraising efforts. It is named in honor of Anne Winnes Redmond, who served as ZTA’s National Service Chairman for more than 50 years.

This award recognizes a chapter for its philanthropic efforts, based on volunteer service hours on campus and in the community, and fundraising efforts. It is named in honor of Anne Winnes Redmond, who served as ZTA’s National Service Chairman for more than 50 years.

This award recognizes a mega chapter for its philanthropic efforts, based on volunteer service hours on campus and in the community, and fundraising efforts. It is named in honor of Anne Winnes Redmond, who served as ZTA’s National Service Chairman for more than 50 years.