Kappa Zeta chapter has provided Zeta Phi Beta Sorority with two of its oldest and most long standing traditions. The first Blue Revue, a national scholarship observance, was held by Kappa Zeta in 1933. It later became a sorority-wide project when Kappa Zeta presented the idea at the sorority's national conference that same year. Between the years of 1946 and 1948, Marion Dillard introduced the idea of Woman of the Year to Kappa Zeta Chapter and then later, presented the idea to the Southern Region of the sorority. Today, Woman of the Year observances are included in most Finer Womanhood celebrations throughout all chapters of Zeta Phi Beta.

Kappa Zeta chapter is continuing its rich legacy and annually recognizes a woman who exemplifies the ideal of Finer Womanhood through her service in the community. Over the last 50 years, numerous women in the Dallas area have been honored as Kappa Zeta‛s Woman of the Year.

Coming Soon: 2011 Woman of the Year Application/Nomination form