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We have moved! Check out the new site (under construction) at http://www.wsuceres.org Ceres is an agriculturally based women's fraternity. The name Ceres comes from the Roman goddess of agriculture, fruit, grains and harvest. Ceres Agricultural Women's Fraternity stems from the cooperation of women in agriculture with FarmHouse Fraternity in deciding to found an agricultural sorority. On October 12, 1985, that became a reality when nineteen women were initiated as charter members of the new agricultural women's fraternity called Ceres at Colorado State University. Ceres is dedicated to developing in young women, leadership, a commitment to uncommon expectations, a sense of unity, a legacy based on its origins and history, a sense of belonging, and a unique combination of humility and pride. The object of our fraternity is to build the whole person, to effects bonds of sisterhood, and to unify Ceres as a comprehensive entity. Ceres is committed to building qualities of leadership, to building meaningful fellowship, and to building a desire for scholastic achievement. Our commitment to Ceres is predicated on the values and ideals descriptive of a rural environment and offers lifelong sisterhood to women with an appreciation of agriculture. Membership in Ceres may at times require the sacrifice of time, pleasures, and comforts.
Last Modified February 2, 2003 Questions? Contact WSU Ceres Site designed by Sarah Barlow Copyright © 2003 WSU Ceres
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