Birthday: February 6th
Nationality: Filipina
Major/Occupation: Nursing
Hobbies: Art, archery, consuming merchandise, traveling, and being a big time weirdo around my friends and family. =P
Favorite Color: Purple
Why do I love KPL?: The sisterly bonding coz that’s where all the laughs and memories are. That and coz I’ve got the bestest biggie known to wo-man! =P
Why did I choose KPL?: Because I felt the sisters were welcoming and kind and funny, which in of itself is great company. but while they showed diversity and quality as individuals they also came together to exude the passion that KPL is all about.. all of which were so alluring I just had to see what was to come next!

Birthday: February 23rd
Nationality: Vietnamese
Hobbies: Shopping, going to the movies, clubbing/partying, chillin w/ my sisters <3, xanga…etc.
Why do I love KPL?: I love KPL because of the bond of sisterhood that we share and our contributions in Community Service and Philanthropy. I have a sense of belonging in KPL and I love when we meet other sisters and we’re accepted as we are. We don’t have to be afraid to be ourselves.
Why did I choose KPL?: After attending the GIM and all rush events I felt that KPL was right for me. I saw that KPL is very organized and professional. I felt welcomed and that I could really become friends and sisters with sisters. In addition, KPL didn’t seem like the stereotypical sorority. That’s how it turned out and I am very glad to be apart of KPL.

Birthday: January 31st
Nationality: Filipina
Major/Occupation: Pharmacist
Hobbies: Dancing, reading, volleyball, basketball…etc =P
Favorite Color: Red
Why do I love KPL?: I feel that KPL is my niche at Rutgers. The sorority is comprised of strong, independent, fun-loving women who I have lots in common with and who I am proud to call my sisters.
Why did I choose KPL?: I was literally nearly carried into my first rush event. Although I was too shy to join in the icebreaker I had walked into the middle of, the sisters I met were very friendly and welcoming; they went out of their ways to keep me included when I shied away. I got to know more sisters, and then more about the sorority during the general interest meeting. I found that I liked what KPL stood for [“Sisterhood, Service, Cultural Diversity”], what they had accomplished, and what they had planned to accomplish. What especially attracted me though was the pride and love each sister had for the sorority and for each other.