2025-2026 OFFICERS OF THE gamma chapter OF DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC.
Theresa Moloy
Theresa Moloy is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences majoring in Cognitive Science with a concentration in Cognitive Neuroscience and is originally from Philadelphia, PA. Apart from serving as the Nominating Chair and Social Action Co-Chair for the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Theresa serves as the President of Beyond Arrests: Rethinking Systematic-Oppression (BARS), an anti-carceral advocacy group, Executive Director of CityStep, a non-profit performance arts service group, and Co-Captain of the Women’s Club Squash Team. Theresa is also a 2025-2026 Fellow for the Office of Social Equity and Community where she is formulating a project based on substance abuse and addiction education. In previous years, Theresa served as a Resident Advisor in Fisher Hassenfeld College House for the 2023-2024 school year where she was awarded the Excellence in Creativity & Innovation award for a service program she planned for the college house. Off campus, Theresa is a consistent volunteer and Alumni Chair of the Diversity Equity and Inclusion committee at SquashSmarts, a non-profit urban squash program that aims to offer squash and academic opportunities to young students in the low-income areas of West and North Philadelphia.
Assata Dawson
Assata Dawson is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences majoring in Biology on the pre-med track with minors in Chemistry and Spanish and is originally from New Haven, CT. Apart from serving as the Vice President, Programming, Planning & Development Chair, and Arts & Letters Committee Chair for the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Assata serves as the Treasurer for the African American Arts Alliance, an organization dedicated to showcasing Black art and artists on Penn’s campus. Additionally, Assata tutors with the Weingarten Center and the West Philadelphia Tutoring Project, mentors through Positioned for Success, and conducts research in the Mullins Lab in Perelman School of Medicine, where she studies developmental genetics.
Johnnyana Cime
Johnnyana Cime is a senior in the Wharton School concentrating in Finance with a minor in Cinema and Media Studies and is originally from Boston, MA. Apart from serving as the Corresponding Secretary and Sergeant-at-Arms for the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Johnnyana serves as the current President of the Black Student League, serving as a bridge to create community amongst the different years in the Black Penn Community. In addition she is a Robeson Cooper Scholar, the current Co-Membership Director for Onyx Senior Honor Society and a member of the Epsilon Rho Chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi, a professional business fraternity. She also serves as a mentor with Positioned for Success, which is a mentoring organization aimed at providing academic support to Philadelphia middle school students potentially involved in the welfare system or could be victims of the school-to-prison pipeline.
Jasmin Acosta Gomez
Jasmin Acosta Gomez is a junior in the College of Arts & Sciences majoring in Urban Studies with a minor in Legal Studies and History and is originally from the Bronx, NY. Apart from serving as the Penn Gent Co-Chair and Assistant Chaplain for the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Jasmin is the Vice President of Internal Affairs for the Black Pre-Law Association, the Director of Administration for the Intercultural Greek Council, and the Co-President for Positioned for Success. Additionally, she is a Penn Institute for Urban Research Fellow where she has the opportunity to connect with government leaders and address issues within urban spaces, including her interest in the intersection of education and housing. Previously, Jasmin has served as the Speaker Acquisitions Chair for the Howard E. Mitchell Memorial Conference under the Black Wharton Undergraduate Association as well as the Conference Committee for Beyond Arrests: Rethinking Systematic-Oppression.
Menna Delva
Menna Delva is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences majoring in Criminology with minors in Legal Studies & History and Africana Studies and is originally from Norwalk, CT. Apart from serving as the Financial Secretary, Social Action Co-Chair, and Chaplain of the Glorious Gamma Chapter for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Menna serves as the Co-Chair of UMOJA—an umbrella organization that unites students and student groups of the African Diaspora at Penn in a common political voice. Menna also is the Vice President of External Affairs of the Black Pre-Law Association, and the Co-Executive Editor of the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal, which is America’s largest student-run legal publication. Menna was also a 2024-2025 Fellow for the Office of Social Equity and Community where she designed a pardons and expungement legal services clinic in North Philadelphia, and is a current member of the Sphinx Senior Society. Menna was a former volunteer for the Family Help Center at Philadelphia Legal Assistance for three years, where she assisted 4+ family law cases per week, supporting low-income, predominantly Black families to navigate legal issues.
Sarai Adams
Sarai Adams is a senior in the Wharton School concentrating in Finance and Operations, Information, and Decisions with a minor in Legal Studies and History and is originally from South Plainfield, NJ. Apart from serving as the President of the Glorious Gamma Chapter for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Sarai serves as the President of BlackGen Capital, a finance club on Penn’s campus whose mission is to empower Black, Latinx, and Native American students interested in learning about the finance industry. She also serves as the Mentorship Committee Co-Chair for the Successful Transition and Empowerment Program, which supports underrepresented Wharton students in navigating their academic, social, and professional journeys. Additionally, Sarai is an Executive Cohort Director for Wharton Cohorts, where she mentors first-year students and organizes programs to foster community and belonging. In her free time, she is a volunteer math tutor with MathMates, and the General Manager of The Inspiration A Cappella. She is also a part of the Onyx Senior Honor Society.
Iman Dorman
Iman Dorman is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences, majoring in Neuroscience with minors in Bioethics and Chemistry on the Pre-Medical track and is originally from Washington, DC. Apart from serving as the Internal Audit Chair for the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Iman serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Penn Bioethics Journal and Internal Chair of Shea Collective, an organization rooted in advocacy for those who face misogynoir. She is also a member of Penn's Friars Senior Society and Alpha Iota Gamma, a professional healthcare fraternity. Additionally, she works as a clinical research assistant at Penn Presbyterian Medical Center within the Penn Acute Research Collaboration, where she screens and works with patients for trauma surgery and emergency medicine studies. Iman has been a regular volunteer at Chosen 300 and has previously volunteered with the West Philadelphia Tutoring Project and Flyers Against Prostate Cancer to promote early screening of prostate cancer in local communities.
Alicia Augustin
Alicia Augustin is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences, majoring in Political Science with double minors in Urban Education and English on the Pre-Law track and is originally from Irvington, NJ. Apart from serving as the Treasurer for the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Alicia serves as the President of the Caribbean American Student Association. Alicia is also a member of student government, serving as a project chair on the Student Committee on Undergraduate Education. Committed to education equity, Alicia is a consistent tutor with the Penn Graduate School of Education’s Tutoring Initiative where she tutors K-8 students in literacy. Furthermore, Alicia has served as the Co-Executive Editor of the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal, the Pre-Professional Chair of Aspiring Educators at Penn, and was a 2024-2025 Penn Institute for Urban Research Fellow. Alicia is a member of Pi Sigma Alpha, the National Political Science Honor Society and the Onyx Senior Honor Society. Alicia has been a regular volunteer at the Broad Street Love Ministry.
Sofia Greenfield
Sofia Greenfield is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying Health and Societies, with a concentration in Public Health, double minoring in Chemistry and Nutrition on the Pre- Medical track and is originally from Kensington, MD. Apart from serving as the Recording Secretary for the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Sofia serves as the President of the Penn Club Women’s Basketball team and serves her second year as the Secretary of the National Society of Black Women in Medicine. Sofia has been a regular volunteer at Empower, Nurture, and Transform Youth Services and serves as the Programming Chair, conducting and participating in biweekly podcasts and assists with workshop programming for children in Washington, DC. Previously, Sofia was a recurring volunteer at The Spot Period Hub, where she served to combat period poverty.