Service for Humanity · Chartered May 30, 1992
ABOUT US
Elevating the plane of nursing in Stockton for more than three decades
Alpha Phi Chapter, 1932
Our history
Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Inc. was founded in 1932 by Aliene Carrington Ewell and eleven other registered nurses at Freedmen’s Hospital — now Howard University Hospital — in Washington, D.C. Today it is a national professional organization of registered nurses and nursing students.
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Alpha Phi Chapter was chartered on May 30, 1992, under the leadership of charter president Fredonnia Price. We are part of the Southwest Region, one of Chi Eta Phi’s five U.S. regions, and have served the greater Stockton area ever since.
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Our national motto is “Service for Humanity.” Our purpose is to elevate the plane of nursing and increase interest in the nursing profession. Membership is by invitation and includes both active and honorary members.
Our mission
ENCOURAGE
To encourage the pursuit of continuing education.
RECRUITMENT
To recruit programs for health careers.
STIMULATION
To stimulate close and friendly relationship among members.
DEVELOPMENT
To develop working relationships with other professional groups.
IDENTIFICATION
To identify of a core of nursing leaders who affect social change nationally, regionally & locally.
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