History of Zeta Chapter
Founding
The Zeta Chapter of Kappa Omega Alpha at the University of Virginia was founded in 2024 by Mary Ashleigh Berg. Established to bring together students interested in public policy, law, business, and related fields, the chapter seeks to foster leadership, professional development, and meaningful community through programming, service, and mentorship. As part of KOA’s growing national network, the Zeta Chapter is committed to building a collaborative and values-driven community on Grounds.
Founding Class
Top Row, Left to Right: Kim Egoavil, Lucia Fogler, Dillon Clark
Middle Row, Left to Right: Julianna Haddad, Delina Ogbe, Grace Higgins, Claire Calkins
Bottom Row, Left to Right: Mary Ashleigh Berg, Sydney Lee, Amy Xu, Kristina Mekhdi-Zade
Classes of Kappa Omega Alpha Zeta Chapter
Alpha Class
Top Row, Left to Right: Chase Rosen, Henry Davenport, Dean Campos, Andrew Middleton, Dionysios Hadjimichael
Middle Row, Left to Right: Ashley Crosby, Tanmayi Patil, Audrey Peters, Katie Wildey, Adeline Davenport, Elena Small
Bottom Row, Left to Right: Meti Dinku, Elizabeth Robinson, Addison Rosen, Georgia Upson, Maya Kinnard, Hadley Wheeler, Ana Dokianos, Meg South, Hannah Mikolop, Tanvi Palavalas
Not Pictured: Fiona Barrus, Jackson Pace, Spoorthi (Sasha) Nadkarni, Arjan Singh, Annie Chervenska