The Epsilon Omicron Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated was chartered on September 25, 1963, by seven dedicated and visionary women. 

Recognizing the need to extend Zeta Phi Beta's mission and programs to underserved communities, these sorors established the chapter to serve the parishes of Ouachita, Madison, Morehouse, and Franklin. For over 50 years, Epsilon Omicron Zeta has been a pillar of support in these areas—providing impactful community service, philanthropic contributions, and outreach initiatives.

The seven sisters set out to make an impact on their community by implementing the principles of their sisterhood: Service, Scholarship, Finer Womanhood and Sisterly Love. 

Today, the chapter proudly continues to honor the legacy of its founders through unwavering dedication, hard work, and service to the community.