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Celebrating
Jackie Brannon Stutts International President
the successes of the past biennium is a traditional element of all International Conventions. As I stood before all the Convention attendees in St. Louis this past July, I was struck by the sheer number and magnitude of the successes we had to celebrate. Be sure to read the synopsis of the State of the Fraternity Address in the Convention recap on page 9 for an overview of these accomplishments. The achievements have been a full team effort. Every member has played a part in Alpha Gamma Delta’s drive for success via change and innovation. This past June, International Council had a board retreat to plan for the future. It was a fun but exhausting weekend. Our map of strategic goals is filled with plans to set Alpha Gamma Delta apart while making the Fraternity better for all our members. Here’s a glimpse of these goals. We are moving officer and volunteer training online, hosted
by our Learning Management System. This invaluable tool will give the ability to receive education at the recipient's pace and availability. Much effort will be given to the implementation of the Alpha Gamma Delta Experience for collegians. This programming is a "game changer" for collegiate chapters. In addition, plans are to spend resources toward developing our Alumnae Experience programming. While in the early development stages, this should help cultivate an even stronger alumnae support system. In accordance with the strategic plan, the Fraternity is focused on continuing to expand the number of active collegiate chapters. Already there are six colonizations planned on some great campuses by the end of fall 2014. Check out the listing of these exciting opportunities for growth in the side bar of the Convention recap article on page 9. Our goal is to reach 12,000 collegiate members with over 120 active chapters
by 2016. Additionally, to strengthen and sustain our existing chapters, plans are being made to give the utmost level of support. Safe, competitive and attractive housing for collegians will be emphasized in addition to chapters being financially secure because of good financial planning. We have reached the Fraternity-wide scholastic goal of a 3.14 GPA set a few years ago; our new goal is to reach 3.2 by 2016! Continuing to recruit and retain women who exemplify our values and live by the Purpose will become an even greater focus to assist us with our forward progression. We have many important goals to work toward. It will be a tremendous adventure with unbelievable rewards. I extend to you my most sincere invitation to connect with the other 160,000 members on this journey. Join us as we strive to Live with Purpose! Loyally in epsilon pi,
Jackie Brannon Stutts International President
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Collegiate News Collegiate Chapter Reports
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Dear Quarterly staff, As always, I enjoy receiving my Quarterly. This one was particularly enjoyable for me. The graphics were lovely, and the articles were engaging! I do have a question regarding the article titled "200,000 Books and Counting." I am a fourth grade teacher, and we just studied the Southwest region of the United States and heavily discussed Native Americans. I would have loved to have Annica's children's book while teaching social studies. The article did not say where we could obtain a copy, and I was wondering if you had any further information regarding this matter. Thank you for your time! -Jenna Frazier Xi-Illinois Wesleyan University Dear Jenna, Thank you for your kind words about the Quarterly. We're glad you enjoyed it and that you found the content helpful to your profession. For information about Annica's book, click the Contact tab on her website: www.annicabenning.com. Thanks again! Best, Jill Harter Quarterly Editor
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Leadership Consultants Alpha Gamma Delta is excited to introduce to you the 2012-2013 Leadership Consultant Team. The Leadership Consultant Team is trained to support and challenge our chapters to Live with Purpose. They are excited to promote the latest initiatives of the Fraternity, including the Delta Experience and updated Member Development Team programming. Their role is to help connect collegiate chapters with the multitude of resources within our organization.
“This year’s team represents a dynamic group of members who have proven their leadership skills, passion for the organization and commitment to their communities throughout their collegiate experience,” Kodee Gartner, Assistant Director of Fraternity ServicesChapter Development, said. “Their accomplishments are commendable, and we are looking forward to the impact they will undoubtedly make on the Fraternity.” Interested in applying for a 2013-14 LC position? Applications will be available online at beginning fall 2012.
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Growing Our Sisterhood at
St. Joseph's College
Above: Founding members from both collegiate chapters with Liz Harriss York, International Vice President-Extension.
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Gamma Delta Fraternity is pleased to announce the installation of Lambda Alpha-St. Joseph’s College, Long Island and Lambda Beta-St. Joseph’s College, Brooklyn on Saturday, May 5, 2012. These chapters are the 187th and 188th installed chapters of Alpha Gamma Delta. St. Joseph’s College has two campuses—Brooklyn and Long Island (Patchogue). Each campus will operate as its own collegiate chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta. Collegians from Zeta Tau-Seton Hall University served as members of the initiating team. Liz Harriss York, International Vice President-Extension, served as the Installing Officer. “It was a privilege for me to be able to install two new chapters, continuing Alpha Gamma Delta’s growth in the fraternal community,” said Liz said. “These energetic young women are sure to make an impact in not only their local community, but also in the greater world.”
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St. Joseph’s College is a private institution located in one of the nation’s most diversified academic and cultural areas. St. Joseph’s educates over 5,000 undergraduates, with more than 1,000 on the Brooklyn campus and close to 4,000 on the Long Island campus. The university offers more than 23 undergraduate majors, pre-professional and certificate programs. Leadership Consultants Ashley Lamphier and Maria Carbenia assisted both of the chapters throughout their colony period. They will continue to be a support to the chapters in their second year of traveling. “Working with the colony at St. Joseph’s was an amazing experience. I am honored to be a part of their journey,” Maria said. “They are a phenomenal group of women and great additions to the Alpha Gamma Delta sisterhood. I can’t wait to see the impact that they make on their campus and their community!” If you live in the area and are interested in supporting this chapter, email ivpe@vst. alphagammadelta.org.
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Alpha – Syracuse University Martha Westbrook Fifield ’44 Nanette Iloff James ’36 Patricia Davis Maurer ’43 Madelyn Card Mead ’35 Margaret Bielby Price ’35
Rho – Iowa State University Millie Martin Fite ’32 Anna Rockey Morden ’48
Epsilon – University of Kentucky Betty Edwards ’41
Tau – University of Toronto Helen “Sydney” Fry ’62
Zeta – Ohio University Marilyn Weaver Beazell ’45 Karri Webb Faigen ’78 Sondra Rose ’51
Upsilon – University of Oklahoma Jimmie McGowen Webb ’63
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Eta – Depauw University Eleanor Evenson Kryder ’29 *Anita Smith ’41 *Alpha Affiliate; earned Masters at Syracuse and active alumna Iota – University of Washington Prudence Berlin Milligan ’38 Kappa – Allegheny College Deborah Mountford Burrows ’33 Patricia Taylor Durney ’78 Mu – Brenau University Patsy Divine Gilbert ’41 Xi – Illinois Wesleyan University Edith Wilson Barrett ’21 Sally Buchanan ’55 Lucy Anger Dickinson ’33 Mildred Sparks Hembreiker ’31 Esther Gangloff Oberlander ’29
Sigma – University of Illinois Donna Lindstrand Blake ’57
Phi – Oregon State University Charlotte Macy Charlton ’64 Stella Shuck Dehlinger ’36 Doris Sandry Grim ’31 Ellen Haller Kriz ’40 Agnes Grimstad Shetterly ’39 Glennice Chinn Surface ’41 Helyn Long Van Huffel ’39 Psi – University of Alabama Sara Baker Welch ’43 Alpha Alpha – University at Buffalo (The State Univ. of New York) Tiffany Bayer Lill ’94 Alpha Beta – University of Michigan Karen Sager Dickinson ’61 Delphine Moniuszko Harding ’44 Alpha Delta – Ohio Wesleyan University Margaret Rogers Guilford ’68 Alpha Epsilon – Westminster College Nancy Conover Dawson ’53
Alpha Eta – Dalhousie University Ruth Wilson Ralston ’60
Gamma Zeta – University of Memphis Emma Camurati Pierotti ’47
Alpha Sigma – Indiana University of Pennsylvania Eleanor Landfair Friel ’63
Delta Alpha – University of Southern California Florence Koontz Witzel ’43
Beta Alpha – Nebraska Wesleyan University Hilda Hintz Anderson ’28 Elizabeth “Betty” Meisinger Dyer ’46 Janice Farley Givens ’38 Grace Walker Ruehle ’27
Delta Beta – Washington State University Jane Livingston Johnson ’35
Beta Beta – North Dakota State University Joann Barickman Hand ’41 Gamma Alpha – University of Georgia Frances Collins Osborne ’45 Gamma Beta – Florida State University Barbara Hart Appeldorn ’39 Betty Sue Moates McNeil ’61 Barbara Middlebrook Morrison ’49 Gamma Delta – Auburn University Agnes “Ann” Hamilton Robinson ’51 Kathryn Patterson Williams ’94 Catherine Cutler Yeargan ’44 Gamma Epsilon – University of North Carolina Elizabeth Barnes ’46 Jane Blakely Hutchinson ’63 Betty Johnson Swan ’58
Delta Gamma – Montana State University Florence Koenig Geiger ’46 Delta Delta – University of Oregon Helen Overman Brandt ’30 Karen Brevig Caspell ’58 Ethel Conway ’29 Patricia Waite Gertson ’45 Frances Townsend Keating ’45 Iris Roadman Kerr ’28 Donna Fields McCain ’49 Delta Epsilon – University of California, Los Angeles Ruth Shedd Orem ’39 Mary Magee Pike ’39 Delta Zeta – University of British Columbia Iris Wolfe Preston ’46 Delta Eta – San Diego State University Jean Caldwell Hosford ’49 Epsilon Delta – University of Texas at Austin Blanche Patterson Hare ’42
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In the heart
of the Midwest, St. Louis is famous for toasted ravioli, frozen custard and, of course, the Gateway Arch. The Arch may be nicknamed the “Gateway to the West,” but from July 18 through July 21, 2012, it was more like a gateway to Purpose as over 635 Alpha Gams made their way to the Hyatt Regency at the Arch for an unprecedented celebration of sisterhood. The theme of International Convention was Live with Purpose, giving homage to Alpha Gamma Delta’s brand tagline and overall strategic vision. All of the programming related back to a central theme of our Purpose, and other events provided attendees with opportunities to cultivate acquaintances, cherish friendships, prize health and vigor, contribute to the world’s work and possess high ideals.
RAISING THE BAR
Since International Convention 2010 in Tampa, Florida, Alpha Gamma Delta has been committed to streamlining processes, making the best use of new technology to reduce waste and better the experience for attendees. In the past two years, International Council, members of the Volunteer Service Team and International Headquarters staff put their heads together to raise the bar in St. Louis. Rather than sending a registration and confirmation packet via email, a complete Convention website was created. Members could easily find Convention information, register for the event and get automatic
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confirmation of their registration and payment, all in one place. Because of the instant online registration and payment system, registration was able to stay open longer, giving members more time to decide if they could attend. On July 18, 2012, Alpha Gamma Delta’s 47th International Convention began with the Opening Session. After just stepping into the room, it was clear to attendees that a new standard had been set. Per usual, the flags of all Alpha Gamma Delta’s installed chapters lined the perimeter of the room, but the stage design stopped people in their tracks. Complete with two video screens, the stage spanned the entire room and featured an impressive, lighted backdrop with photos of Alpha Gam members and the new Fraternity logo. Throughout Convention, the video screens alternated between streaming live video from the podium and showcasing presentations. After Opening Ritual, led by Ritual Committee Chairman Penny Yocum Edmondson, Beta Xi-Purdue University, and the singing of both the United States and Canadian National Anthems, International President Jackie Brannon Stutts warmly welcomed attendees to St. Louis and expressed her excitement for this Convention filled with Purpose. “We trust that this Convention will provide you with the best possible sisterhood experience—an opportunity to form many new acquaintances, to cherish long standing friendships and to further commit yourself to living with Purpose,” she said.
Following a long list of introductions, the flag parade began. During past Conventions, the flags of all installed chapters were escorted into the Opening Session by a member of the chapter, but this year, in order to welcome and celebrate Alpha Gamma Delta’s newest chapters, the flag parade was adjusted to only include the chapters that had been installed or recolonized over the past biennium. As Alpha-Syracuse University’s flag led the way, the room exploded with enthusiastic cries and applause, which only continued to build as the flags for Delta Upsilon-Boise State University, Theta Psi-Austin Peay State University, Lambda Alpha-St. Joseph’s College, Long Island and Lambda BetaSt. Joseph’s College, Brooklyn entered the room. The State of the Fraternity video continued the celebration of Alpha Gamma Delta’s successes over the biennium. Attendees heard from each of our International Council sisters as they discussed the tremendous growth and positive changes the Fraternity has seen during the past two years. (View the State of the Fraternity video or checkout the main highlights in the sidebar on the next page.) Jackie wrapped up the Opening Session with a reminder that to truly appreciate the progress of the Fraternity, it is important to understand where Alpha Gamma Delta began. “Our 11 Founders were young women, from small towns spread across the United States, living in a world very different
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from today. It’s a world we find difficult to imagine, where cars maxed out at 20 miles per hour, the average worker earned between $200 and $400 a year and women weren’t considered equals. But those 11 young women wanted more… more for all of you. They were looking for a Purpose, for both themselves and the inspired women that would follow in their footsteps,” she said. “They found that in Alpha Gamma Delta and left all of us a great legacy. I know our Founders couldn’t have envisioned in 1904 this greatness that Alpha Gamma Delta has become, but I know they would proud of the organization’s many accomplishments and the benefits that Alpha Gamma Delta has provided to each and every member. We are 160,000 women, from countries all around the world, continuing their legacy of wanting more, contributing more and living with Purpose.” On that inspiring note, attendees were off to the Dessert Reception to mix, mingle, enjoy sweet treats from around St. Louis and cultivate acquaintances with sisters from all parts of the world.
POSSESSING HIGH IDEALS
The extensive amount of feedback provided by International Convention 2010 attendees helped shape the many topics up for discussion in St. Louis. When International Council pieced together the final programming schedule based on the needs of members, they were amazed at how much the topics already aligned with the Purpose. It was quickly apparent that
the new brand tagline, Live with Purpose, would be the perfect theme. Thursday morning’s General Session kicked off the first day of programming. Guest speaker Stacey Bess took the stage to share her story of her first teaching assignment, the only job she could find, at The School with No Name. She taught kindergarten through sixth grade to children with no homes and little hope, but along the way, she learned the power of modeling love and self-worth. Her stories about the children’s antics and interesting views on life sparked laughter around the room, and other tales of the heartbreak of homelessness brought the audience to tears. She left the audience with a simple message: have a purpose, be compassionate and teach others to believe in themselves. Attendees had a chance to meet with Stacey after the General Session before dividing into various workshops ranging in topics from alumnae recruitment and engagement to the Delta Experience to the art of networking. The Leadership InstituteWomen with Purpose, Inc. also presented several programs, including sessions about using a great idea to making change happen and reflecting on the value of validation in our lives. Between workshops on both Thursday and Saturday, area experts facilitated roundtables about a variety of topics not addressed by individual programs at Convention. With the freedom to come and go from each table as time allowed, attendees were able to get answers to their
• Over 7,600 collegiate sisters have joined Alpha Gamma Delta over the past biennium, and the Fraternity-wide quota result was 104 percent. From the first to the second year of the biennium, the Fraternity-wide quota result increased by 10 percent. • Alpha Gamma Delta installed five chapters, adding over 360 members to our sisterhood and developed a plan for helping our newest chapters transition into our Chapter Development Program. • By fall of 2014, new chapters will be recolonized or installed at the University of South Carolina (fall 2012), Villanova University (spring 2013), University of Southern California (fall 2013), San Diego State University (fall 2013), University of California, Los Angeles (fall 2013) and Appalachian State University (fall 2014). • Over the past two years, four alumnae chapters and clubs were started, and we have welcomed over 50 sisters through our alumnae initiate program.
Panhellenic Focus • With over 4 million active collegiate members today, and a current new member growth rate of just under 10 percent annually, the Panhellenic experience is reaching more women than ever before.
Financial Stability • Due to diligence regarding Fraternity finances, Alpha Gamma Delta International Headquarters was able to move to a new facility at 8710 North Meridian Street in Indianapolis. • The financial health of the organization is strong, as we continue to make our processes more efficient and adequately manage our finances. In fact, we have the highest level of assets in organizational history!
Providing Competitive Housing • The Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity Housing Corporation, or FHC for short, was formed to provide safe, competitive and attractive housing for our collegiate chapters. Want to learn more about the Fraternity’s successes over the past biennium? Watch the State of the Fraternity Address video! www.alphagammadelta.org
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specific questions about chapter bylaws, House Associations, member development programming and more. To further generate ideas and encourage the cultivating of acquaintances, each province hosted a “meet and greet” for attendees to meet with other chapters, clubs, Junior Circles and Volunteer Service Team members in that province. These “meet and greets” provided the perfect opportunity for Alpha Gams to share ideas, get questions answered and meet face-to-face with members they often only communicate with via email. A true highlight of the Convention 2012 programming was the launch of the newly revised Delta Experience during Friday morning’s General Session. Lee Woodham Digiovanni, Education Committee Chairman, took the stage to share with the audience the long journey the Alpha Gamma Delta Experience has taken and to officially launch the final component, the Delta Experience. An interactive video walked through all that the new program has to offer, exciting both alumnae and collegians alike as both Lee and the video communicated the program’s emphasis on practical workshops and alumnae engagement.
CELEBRATING TRADITION
This Convention marked the 50th anniversary of the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, and there was no better way to celebrate those 50 years than to throw a birthday party! Leading up to Thursday
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afternoon’s birthday luncheon, the Foundation hosted games and a fun photo booth throughout the day Wednesday to educate Alpha Gams on the Foundation’s mission and to pump up excitement for the party. Thursday’s luncheon was complete with hand clappers, fun music and, of course, cupcakes! In addition to presenting awards for creative and exemplary fundraising, Foundation donors spoke about their favorite gifts over the years and emphasized the importance of giving to the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. To honor Alpha Gamma Delta and the sisters who came before them, sisters gathered Thursday evening for the Ritual Services. During the Initiation Service, hundreds of Alpha Gams welcomed three new alumnae initiates, setting the stage for an evening of sisterhood and love at the Honors of Epsilon Pi Banquet, led by Toastmistress Cinda Zehner O’Connor. Established in 1919 as a unique way to recognize those Alpha Gams who give “‘faithful, continued and outstanding service to the Fraternity’ beyond what is properly expected for alumnae members,” the Honors of Epsilon Pi Banquet is always a much anticipated event. Sisters were thrilled to be able to share in the excitement as these honored awards were presented to welldeserving alumnae for their many years of dedicated service to Alpha Gamma Delta. All Honors of Epsilon Pi are awarded during the banquet, with the exception of the Circle, the highest honor in the Honors series, which is presented during
the Honors of Epsilon Pi Service following the banquet. As with the other Honors, the presentation of the Circle is kept a secret from the entire membership, including those receiving the Circle. Since 1919, only 22 Alpha Gams have been awarded the Circle, and there is always great anticipation before the Honors of Epsilon Pi Service. Gasps of surprise and awe circled the room as not one, but two Alpha Gams were presented with the Circle: International President Jackie Brannon Stutts, Gamma Delta-Auburn University and Foundation Chairman Benita Wilson Dick, Epsilon Delta-University of Texas at Austin. Witnessing a truly momentous occasion in Alpha Gamma Delta history created an atmosphere of appreciation and inspiration that carried through the remainder of Convention, setting an even greater stage for the Feast of Roses Banquet on Saturday evening. Dressed in their formal attire, sisters gathered Saturday evening to honor our alma maters, our Founders, our alumnae, our collegians, our initiates and our Fraternity as a whole at the Feast of Roses Banquet. Melissa Jacobson James, Rho-Iowa State University, served as the toastmistress for the event and spoke to remind sisters of all that this Convention and our Purpose has brought Alpha Gamma Delta and her members. “Convention has provided us that golden door of opportunity this week to build upon our strengths within the Purpose and the Fraternity. It has brought us all together in sisterhood to celebrate all that
we have become as a Fraternity, and the wonderful things we have to look forward to in our future,” she said. “What an amazing experience this has been. We’ve built cherished friendships, we’ve grown and developed ourselves and our groups, we’ve helped each other to live up to our ideals and it was all led by our Purpose. As we begin to go our separate ways tomorrow, let the Purpose be your guide. Let it be your solid foundation as you take your experiences home to share with your sisters, so that all may Live with Purpose.” When her toast drew to a close, the room was cast in darkness as International Vice President-Extension Liz Harriss York began to call Chapter Roll. Slowly, the room filled with light as each chapter name was read one by one, and sisters lit their tapers in honor of their initiating chapter.
RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE
Following in the footsteps of a new tradition from 2010, alumnae and collegiate awards were presented at an awards luncheon on Saturday afternoon. However, because of the tremendous growth of the Fraternity in the past biennium, several of the collegiate award categories were broken down into five tiers based on chapter size, rather than the three tiers of previous Conventions. Between both alumnae groups and collegiate chapters, over 40 awards were presented in a variety of categories, including recruitment, scholarship, improvement, philanthropy and overall excellence.
Three Alpha Gams were also presented with the Distinguished Citizen Award at Convention 2012. The Distinguished Citizen Award was founded in 1959 to award alumnae who are outstanding in their professions or in civic, organizational, cultural or charitable work in ways that demonstrate the Alpha Gamma Delta Purpose. This year, the recipients were Marybeth Burnham Levine, Alpha MuPennsylvania State University; Michelle Johnson, Beta Omicron-Illinois State University and Beth Killough Chapman, Gamma Upsilon-University of Montevallo. Learn more about each Distinguished Citizen on page 14.
PRIZING HEALTH
Saturday morning, over 300 sisters set their alarms early to participate in the one mile Convention Philanthropy Walk. The walk began just outside the front doors of the hotel, with an impressive view of the Gateway Arch and wound walkers around through some of the best sites to see in downtown St. Louis. With the generous help of Alpha Gams across the continent and outside vendors, the Convention Philanthropy Walk raised over $10,000. The Greater Missouri and Southern Illinois chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation received $5,000 of these funds, with the remainder of the proceeds designated to the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation.
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE
Though sisters had spent much time at Convention celebrating the past successes of Alpha Gamma Delta, when Convention came to a close on Saturday, Jackie Brannon Stutts was focused on looking to the future. A highlight in the next biennium will be the installation of new chapters at the University of South Carolina, Villanova University, University of Southern California, San Diego State University and University of California, Los Angeles. Immediately after Convention 2014 in Indianapolis, Alpha Gamma Delta will welcome a new chapter at Appalachian State University, adding a total of over 1,000 collegiate members by the fall of 2014. In addition, Jackie reminded sisters about our continued commitment to Live with Purpose in all areas of Fraternity advancement. The success Alpha Gamma Delta will undoubtedly see when using the Purpose as our guiding light will continue. “When I reflect on our Founders, I am in awe that they had the foresight to create a dynamic and flexible organization that could withstand the test of time and whose values could remain relevant for more than 108 years. I doubt that they could envision what we see here today,” she said. “And we are not able to see what the Fraternity will be in 100 years from now. But if we remain true to our Purpose and keep our values in focus, we will keep reaching the next horizon. I challenge you to all join the lifelong journey of living with Purpose.”
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COLLEGIATE AWARDS Scholarship Improvement Award 1. (Membership of less than 50) Beta Epsilon-Carroll University 2. (Membership of 51-69) Alpha Iota-Baldwin Wallace University 3. (Membership of 70-100) Epsilon Kappa-Pittsburg State University 4. (Membership of 101-150) Alpha Beta-University of Michigan 5. (Membership of 151-300) Gamma Delta-Auburn University Chapter Improvement Award 6. Epsilon Epsilon-William Jewell College Activities Award 7. Theta Delta-North Georgia College and State University Epsilon Mu-Fort Hays State University Epsilon Zeta-Arkansas State University Psi-University of Alabama
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Philanthropy Award 8. Alpha Upsilon-Central Michigan University Member Development Award 9. Psi-University of Alabama Financial Management Award 10. Epsilon Zeta-Arkansas State University Alpha Eta-Dalhousie University Gamma Zeta-University of Memphis Beta Omicron-Illinois State University Zeta Zeta-Worcester Polytechnic Institute Recruitment Improvement Award 11. Gamma Beta-Florida State University Recruitment Excellence Award 12. Gamma Omega-University of Alabama at Birmingham Emily Helen Butterfield Outstanding House Association Award (Incorporated) 13. Alpha Beta-University of Michigan
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Rose Bowl Award 21. (Membership of less than 50) Zeta Gamma-Gannon University 22. (Membership of 51-69) Epsilon Epsilon-William Jewell College 23. (Membership of 70-100) Alpha Omega-Duquesne University 24. (Membership of 101-150) Iota-University of Washington 25. (Membership of 151-300) Gamma Delta-Auburn University Outstanding Chapter Advisor Award 26. Jessica Keesee, Gamma Phi-Georgia Institute of Technology Annulet Award 27. (Membership of less than 50) Zeta Gamma-Gannon University 28. (Membership of 51-69) Epsilon Epsilon-William Jewell College
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29. (Membership of 70-100) Alpha Omega-Duquesne University 30. (Membership of 101-150) Rho-Iowa State University 31. (Membership of 151-300) Gamma Delta-Auburn University
ALUMNAE AWARDS Alumnae Chapter Achievement Award 32. Greater Raleigh Alumnae Chapter Alumnae Club Achievement Award 33. Chicago Northwest Suburban Alumnae Club Most Improved Alumnae Chapter Award 34. Alpha Alumnae Chapter
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Alumnae Club Outstanding Community Service Award 37. Chicago Northwest Suburban Alumnae Club Outstanding Support to a Collegiate Chapter Award 38. Beta Alpha Alumnae Chapter Adopt-A-Chapter Award 39. North Atlanta Alumnae Club for support of Mu Chapter at Brenau University Helen Mae Clarahan Spiese Alumnae Panhellenic Award 40. Tau Alumnae Chapter Outstanding Junior Circle Award 41. Chicago Downtown Junior Circle
Most Improved Alumnae Club Award 35. Dayton Alumnae Club
Alumnae Chapter Newsletter Award 42. Auburn-Opelika Alumnae Chapter for The Chatterbox
Alumnae Chapter Outstanding Community Service Award 36. Northwest Florida Alumnae Chapter
Alumnae Club Newsletter Award 43. Old Dominion Alumnae Club for The Rose Garden
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Convention Convention Feature Feature
Distinguished Citizens The Fraternity is pleased to announce that three women who Live with Purpose received the Distinguished Citizen Award at Convention 2012. This prestigious award was established in 1959 to recognize alumnae for outstanding professional and community achievement. Michelle Lynn Johnson Beta Omicron-Illinois State University
Marybeth Burnham Levine Alpha Mu-Pennsylvania State University
Beth Killough Chapman Gamma Upsilon-University of Montevallo
In December 2008, Michelle Johnson experienced an event that would change the course of women’s lives in Afghanistan forever. While in Afghanistan with the U.S. Army, she was asked to help a 13 year old girl deliver her stillborn baby. It is forbidden under Afghan law for a woman to be seen by a male doctor. With no female physicians on base, it was up to Michelle to deliver the stillborn through the girl’s small pelvis without any medical background. Despite the traumatizing and horrific experience, the young girl survived and Michelle made it her mission to better the lives of Afghan women through the Afghanistan Midwifery Project.
While living in Tucson, Arizona, Marybeth Burnham Levine first learned through a radio ad that government assistance programs do not cover the cost of diapers, leaving those under the poverty line with very few options. Her husband’s job took the family to Detroit shortly thereafter, and with Michigan’s employment rate cresting over 15 percent in the spring of 2009, Marybeth knew the need for diapers was at its greatest. And so, the Detroit Area Diaper Bank was founded.
In November of 2006, Beth Killough Chapman was elected Alabama’s 51st Secretary of State. Under her leadership, the number of Alabama voters increased by approximately 200,000, leading to the largest presidential election in Alabama’s history.
The Afghanistan Midwifery Project is a nonprofit organization dedicated to provide women in Afghanistan with the pre-natal and post-natal care they deserve. The organization also raises money to support a health education program, remote women’s clinics and midwife medical kits. She hopes to one day open a full midwife school in the war-torn country. When she is not traveling in Afghanistan on behalf of her organization, Michelle lives in Chicago where she works as the Information Security Officer for the PrivateBank.
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The Detroit Area Diaper Bank is devoted to providing diapers to domestic shelters, homeless shelters and numerous other community agencies. In just under two years, the organization has donated more than 350,000 diapers to over 45 organizations. With the help of a $5,000 Pepsi Refresh grant and numerous other community donations, the Detroit Area Diaper Bank continues to grow at an astounding rate, all because of Marybeth’s hard work and determination to fill this great need. Marybeth also served as the Chapter Advisor for Alpha Beta Chapter at the University of Michigan for four years before founding the Detroit Area Diaper Bank. She is currently Alpha Beta Chapter’s Operations Advisor. Marybeth and her husband, Steven, live in Detroit with their three children.
Additionally, she has streamlined the business division of her office with online business filings and created Alabama’s first Voter Fraud Task Force to fight against voter fraud in her state. She is also a known national leader in the valiant effort to develop internet voting for members of the military who serve abroad. She has received numerous military commendations for her advancement of the patriotic spirit in America. Outside of her political role, Beth is very active in several community and church organizations. She is the author of three books, one of which received the George Washington Honor Medal from the Freedoms Foundation. She lives in Birmingham, Alabama, with her husband, James, and two sons.
The Honors of Epsilon Pi The Honors of Epsilon Pi recognize faithful, continued and outstanding service to the Fraternity. Alpha Gamma Delta thanks these women for their dedication and congratulates them on their accomplishments.
The new wearers of the Circle of Epsilon Pi: Left to right: Benita Wilson Dick, Jackie Brannon Stutts.
The new wearers of the Crescent of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds present at Convention: Left to right: Sharon Dunkman Carruthers, Nancy Bailey Knickerbocker, Debbie Douglass Roth, Rie Gerah Hoehner.
The new wearers of the Crescent of Epsilon Pi present at Convention: Standing, left to right: Mary Beth Dulcey Morabito, Carol Reppel Amling, Denise DiFranco Browning, Carolyn York, Pamela MacPherson Young, Anne Loring Eiler. Seated, left to right: Lee Woodham Digiovanni, KC Klinefelter Hastings, Amber Garrison Duncan.
The new wearers of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds and Pearls present at Convention.
The new wearers of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds and Pearl present at Convention.
The new wearers of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds present at Convention.
The new wearers of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamond present at Convention.
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Convention ConventionFeature Feature
International Council for the 2012-2014 biennium Jackie Brannon Stutts International President, Gamma Delta-Auburn University
Lesley Hubbard International Vice President-Alumnae Zeta Delta-Towson University
Amber Garrison Duncan International Vice President-Collegians Epsilon Phi-Texas Woman’s University
Entering her fourth term as International President, Jackie Brannon Stutts has worked diligently over the past six years to push the Fraternity forward, toward impressive growth and progress. Her focus on the Purpose remains unwavering as she beings this new biennium with her eyes set on membership development and growth, the collegiate experience and alumnae engagement.
Newly installed International Vice President-Alumnae, Lesley Hubbard, has consistently maintained a connection with Alpha Gamma Delta since she graduated from Towson University. Her role as an Area Coordinator has provided her with valuable insight to both the collegiate and alumnae experience, and she understands the need for innovation and forward thinking in her new role.
As the International Vice PresidentCollegians, Amber Garrison Duncan seeks to provide collegians and alumnae with “educational, social and cultural tools for every sister to develop into a woman who can bring the Purpose to life each and every day.” She believes that the Fraternity’s most valuable asset is its members.
“The ideal membership experience should be one of value—tangible and intangible— for our members. Strong collegiate chapters are a must, but strong alumnae support is the backbone of the Fraternity,” she said.
“The mentality of ‘that’s the way we’ve always done it’ will not launch Alpha Gamma Delta into the future, but keep her stagnant. If we continue to provide programming for our collegians and alumnae that aligns with our Purpose, our members will continue to grow personally and feel connected to the Fraternity for years to come,” she said.
Jackie’s alumna involvement with Alpha Gamma Delta began as an advisor for Gamma Psi Chapter at the University of North Alabama. Serving in various Volunteer Service Team positions over the years, she learned valuable skills that have been instrumental in her role as International President. At International Convention in 2012, Jackie was awarded the Circle of Epsilon Pi.
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Lesley resides in Baltimore, Maryland, where she is the Assistant Vice President of Nursing and Education at Stella Maris, Inc. She wears the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds and Pearl.
“I want Alpha Gamma Delta to be the place [members] turn to feel comforted, embraced and empowered to manage these challenges because of the experiences we provide, using the Purpose as our foundation,” she said. “The experiences we provide at the collegiate and alumnae level must be adaptable to change to stay relevant to modern demands for individuals.” Amber lives in Indianapolis, Indiana, and was awarded the Crescent of Epsilon Pi at Convention 2012.
Liz is a resident of Atlanta, Georgia, and is the Chief Sustainability Officer for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She is a wearer of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamond. Marie Ford Palmer International Vice President-Membership Gamma Alpha-University of Georgia Marie Ford Palmer is returning to the International Vice President-Membership position. She has served on the board since 2006. She also has served as the International Council Liaison to The Leadership Institute-Women with Purpose, Inc. since 2007. She considers growth and retention valuable aspects for the Fraternity to focus on. Liz Harriss York International Vice President-Extension Gamma Phi-Georgia Institute of Technology Newly inducted International Vice President-Extension, Liz Harriss York, wants to see the Fraternity grow, but maintain its values and recruit quality members that will carry out the Purpose. She has a simple goal for the Fraternity: “to make every member proud of their organization, feel connected to Alpha Gamma Delta and grow and develop because of their engagement and involvement.” Liz said, “There should be opportunities at every level of the time commitment spectrum and for all stages of members. The ideal membership experience would allow members to contribute meaningfully in the decision-making and implementation of chapter programs and goals in a way that supports safety for all the members and bestows lasting and evident value to the individual and the organization to which they belong.”
“A fun, purposeful and inspired collegiate experience can lead to Purpose-driven, lifelong members who desire to contribute to the Fraternity long after their collegiate years. Development of our members as collegians and alumnae enhances their lives and their communities as they strengthen and share these skills daily. A strong Alpha Gamma Delta impacts her world,” Marie said. Marie currently lives in Atlanta, Georgia, with her husband and daughter. She has one married son. She wears the Crescent of Epsilon Pi. Bobette Sandifer Thompson International Vice President-Finance Gamma Zeta-University of Memphis As a past finance advisor for Theta TauBelmont University and Gamma ZetaUniversity of Memphis, Bobette Sandifer Thompson wants Alpha Gamma Delta sisters to stay involved well after their collegiate years and help to strengthen the Fraternity.
“I desire a vast, strong body of alumnae whose love for Alpha Gamma Delta inspires them to assist the sisters who follow to have a memorable collegiate experience and work together to support each other, the collegiate chapters and the Fraternity,” Bobette said. Bobette resides in Brentwood, Tennessee, and is the President and CEO of THE Children’s Academy and a founder of Child Care Systems of America, Inc. She is also a wearer of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds. Rie Gerah Hoehner International Vice PresidentPanhellenic Affairs Epsilon Nu-University of Central Oklahoma Serving as the International Vice PresidentPanhellenic Affairs since 2004, Rie Gerah Hoehner strives to have the experience for members be enriching and last a lifetime. Rie said the ideal membership experience is, “one where collegiate members will feel included in a sisterhood that is fully successful, academically, socially and morally. As you move on, the ideal membership continues for you as a warm embrace throughout your lifetime, providing opportunities to grow, learn, lead and live a values-based life of contributing to the community around you with enthusiasm, grace and confidence.” Rie lives in Houston, Texas, and is the owner and president of The Wrap and Mail Room, Inc. She was awarded the Crescent of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds at Convention 2012.
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collegiate news
For the Summer 2012 Quarterly, collegiate chapters were asked to share how their chapter contributes to the world's work. Read more collegiate chapter reports on the Fraternity website.
Theta Beta–Auburn University at Montgomery
In September of this year, one of our sisters was diagnosed with diabetes. While our chapter had many philanthropy walks and spaghetti dinners to support diabetes, not many of us knew exactly what caused it or how it could be prevented. We have since found a better understanding of diabetes and have come to realize that anyone is at risk. Supporting diabetes month in November, we participated in a local fundraising walk. In addition to the walk, the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity on campus joined us in “targeting diabetes” to raise money for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. We look forward to support our philanthropy in the future as well as helping our fellow sister. -Courtney Singleton
Gamma Upsilon–University of Montevallo
As members of Gamma Upsilon Chapter, we contribute to our community by participating in various events that support its livelihood. Last semester, we participated in the Big Event, a community service event for the university where student groups performed home and yard maintenance tasks for neighborhood families in need. This semester we have participated in and been the winning sorority in all philanthropy events thus far, including Lambda Chi Alpha’s Pumpkin Fest, Delta Gamma’s Anchor Splash and Alpha Delta Pi’s Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament. We also sponsored a kissing booth providing heaps of Hershey’s chocolate kisses for area children during the university’s Fall Festival. Gamma Upsilon Chapter strives to contribute to our community as much as possible while bonding as sisters. -Mallory Mitchell
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Zeta Delta–Towson University
Zeta Delta Chapter does our best in our community to contribute to what we can. Not only do we hold events and bake sales to support the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, but we also help support other organizations. We make a point to attend other events on campus to show our support. We also do other events such as Relay for Life, Tigerthon (an all-night dance to support cancer patients) and other walks to raise money for various causes. -Heather Kravitz
Zeta Zeta–Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Every fall, our chapter participates in a large community service event called Work on Worcester. Participants are divided up into teams that go around the city to work on different projects. This year, we had sisters paint over graffiti on walls, help clear brush in a local park and pick up trash that littered a city highway. Our chapter also participates in a local Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation walk every fall to raise both money for research and awareness in the community about juvenile diabetes. With some sisters walking and others helping run the event, the JDRF walk was a huge success. -Kate Davis
Epsilon Mu–Fort Hays State University
Epsilon Mu Chapter has been awarded Jewel Chapter status every year since 1997. We contribute to our community in multiple ways. A very dear one to our hearts is the Trick-or-Treat for the Foundation, and for a smaller chapter of 30, raising $1,500 in one week is a huge accomplishment. Every semester, we adopt a mile and pick up the trash along the street leading to campus. One Saturday a month, we volunteer for the Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) by babysitting their kids while the mothers take some time to relax. We supported Tigers in Service by logging the second most volunteer hours this past year. Volunteering makes us better women and more thankful and appreciative of what we have. -Carin Johnson
Gamma Phi–Georgia Institute of Technology
Gamma Phi Chapter volunteered at the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Christmas Parade by selling various holiday items such as reindeer ears, necklaces and bracelets in order to raise money for Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta hospital. In addition, we participated in the Campus Community Service Day, where we worked at an elementary school tutoring children and at a park cleaning up the area. We also held a bake sale and a pancake breakfast on campus. Both were very successful in raising money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. -Anna Kerlin
Delta Pi–San Francisco State University
Delta Pi Chapter dedicated more than 100 hours of time working in the community by volunteering at the local food bank, Blackie’s Hay Day, local beach clean-up, making blankets for local children with Project Nite-Nite and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Walk across the Golden Gate Bridge. Seeing our chapter bond through sisterhood and philanthropy events has made this semester one of the best for the chapter. -Toya Mayers
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collegiate news
In Her Mom's Footsteps Jessica
Galloway, Theta Delta−North Georgia College and State University, grew up always knowing she wanted to be an Alpha Gam, even before she really understood what that truly meant. Her mom, Shelly Mauldin Galloway, was a member of Theta Delta Chapter in the 80s and loved to show Jessica photos and share stories of her days at North Georgia. It was where Shelly met Jeff, her husband and Jessica's father. (Jeff picked Shelly out of a crowd, telling his best friend that he was with that he was "going to marry that girl.") While dating Shelly, Jeff was selected to be Alpha Gam's sweetheart, so he had a few stories of his own he liked to share with his daughter, too. "I didn't really understand the whole sorority thing at that time," Jessica said. "But I knew it was something I wanted to be a part of one day. My mind was set." In 2004, when Jessica was 11, Shelly was diagnosed with breast cancer. For the next five years, Shelly did everything in her power to fight the cancer. But on March 24, 2009, she lost her battle. After graduating high school, Jessica followed in her parents' footsteps and enrolled in her freshman year at North Georgia. When recruitment season came around, there was no doubt Jessica wanted to become an Alpha Gam, just like her mom. "When I moved to school and met some of the Alpha Gams
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Pictured: (Left) Jessica on her Initiation day. (Right) Jessica's parents, Shelly and Jeff, during their time at North Georgia. here, it reassured me that that's where I wanted to be," she said. It was a bittersweet day for Jessica when she received her bid to join Alpha Gam's Theta Delta Chapter. It was thrilling to finally be a part of something she'd heard of all her life, but at the same time, equally as sad to not have her mom there to share in her excitement. Learning about all things Alpha Gamma Delta in her new member meetings and experiencing some of the same Alpha Gam traditions helped Jessica find a new connection with her mother. At one new member meeting in particular, she received a very big clue that her mom wasn't so far away after all. It was time to discuss Initiation, and when the date was announced, Jessica was shocked.
March 24, 2012. Jessica would be initiated into Alpha Gamma Delta on the three year anniversary of her mother's passing.
Jessica's name and Initiation date. It was made complete with a photo of Jessica and her mom next to the inscriptions.
"It was just crazy. I just knew that it was meant to be on that date; it wasn’t just a twist of fate or anything," she said. "I knew she was going to be there with me."
Of course, March 24 has been a tough day for Jessica every year since her mother's death, but Initiation provided a brighter side to the day this year. Experiencing Alpha Gamma Delta's Ritual for the first time brought some peace to Jessica and made her feel even closer to her mom.
She immediately shared the news with her dad, who agreed that it was just all meant to be. Understanding the importance of both the date and the Initiation Service to his daughter, Jeff made plans to be at North Georgia the weekend of the event. The night before her Initiation, Jeff took Jessica out to dinner and presented her with a priceless gift: an Alpha Gamma Delta locket, inscribed on the inside with both her mom's name and Initiation date and
She knew that even if she wasn't there physically, her mom was definitely there in spirit. Jessica said, "It means so much to me. I’m so honored that I’m able to be a part of [Alpha Gamma Delta], and to be able to share it with her."
alumnae news Central Florida Alumnae Club
Atlanta Alumnae Chapter
Atlanta Alumnae Chapter The Atlanta Alumnae Chapter had several exciting opportunities recently. Sisters participated in volunteering at the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Gala and at the JDRF Sugar Show (an interactive educational opportunity for Type 1 diabetic families). We also went on a tour of a historic home with the seniors from Gamma Phi-Georgia Institute of Technology. Some other fun activities this year included seeing the Atlanta Puppetry for the Arts Jim Henson tour, seeing the snow downtown at Atlantic Station, our annual white elephant holiday party and a pottery painting class. If you are in the area, please check us out, and we hope to see you soon! -Kristi Elgersma
Charlotte Alumnae Chapter The Charlotte Alumnae Chapter members enjoyed a private tour of the Charlotte Mint Museum, attended a live performance of "A Christmas Carol" and hosted several meet and greets in the area. This past spring, members held a Foundation fundraiser, "A Taste at the Lake," and attended our chapter's first ever combined International Reunion Day with Gamma Eta-High Point University. -Kim Matarrese Rectenwald
Greater Raleigh Alumnae Chapter Greater Raleigh Alumnae Chapter had another wonderful year. We participated in recruitment events at a couple of local universities with Triangle Area Panhellenic. We also hosted a bridal shower for a sister. In December, we held a holiday gift exchange and collected items for a women’s domestic abuse shelter. The new year was celebrated with a review of our Ritual which reminded us of the beauty of our Purpose and the continued significance of the Fraternity in our lives as alumnae. We raised nearly $1,300 for the Triangle Chapter of Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation during their Walk to Cure Diabetes, setting a new chapter record! We also were able to make an additional gift to JDRF and a $1,000 donation to the Foundation from our pecan fundraiser. We marked our Fraternity’s founding with a luncheon and keynote speaker who addressed women’s heart health issues. We continued support of our two adopted chapters, Theta OmicronWestern Carolina University and Theta Mu-University of North Carolina, Wilmington by sending cards, flowers, cookies, advising and visiting. We also honored a sister from each adopted chapter with sisterhood awards. -Charity Metz Schuller
The Central Florida Alumnae Club continued to keep a full schedule of fun, educational and philanthropic activities. We started with Alpha Gam Always at a tearoom and attended the Orlando Alumnae Panhellenic potluck. The Annual Christmas Brunch, cohosted with the Orlando Junior Circle, was a wonderful gathering at a sister’s festive home. We were treated to a private flute concert and held elections. In February, a group of sisters enjoyed a trip to Bok Tower Garden in Lake Wales, Florida. We ended the year celebrating the International Reunion Day theme of “Sisters: Gifts to the Heart” with a school supplies drive for A Gift for Teaching. Fundraising for the Foundation and community service remained at the heart of the club’s efforts. With the hard work of so many sisters, the Central Florida Alumnae Club joined the Jewel Society for the 10th year in a row! The successful sale of candles and personalized luggage tags and a garage sale helped us reach our goal. We volunteered as ushers at the Orlando Shakespeare Theater, collected personal care items for the Orlando Union Rescue Mission and soda tabs for Ronald McDonald House. Also, we were a top fundraiser for the American Diabetes Association’s “Step Out Walk to Stop Diabetes.” -Amelia Perkins Warren
Chicago Northwest Suburban Alumnae Club The Chicago Northwest Suburban Alumnae Club joined alumnae and collegiate sisters throughout Chicago at International Reunion Day celebration in April. A sister from our club served as the guest speaker, teaching us about the nonprofit organization that she founded, SEWonderful Quilts, which creates quilts for children battling life-threatening illnesses. Also in April, we supported our local Panhellenic association at a scholarship awards banquet for high school seniors. At our last meeting of the season, we installed our new club officers and sent our president and other members to St. Louis for International Convention. We had many exciting social activities and group tours planned for the summer, including a joint event with one of our Junior Circles. -Pollyanna Peremba Falk
Greater Portland Area Alumnae Club The club has ended another busy year with International Reunion Day and helping to raise money for our local philanthropy, Gales Creek Camp, and the Foundation with the American Girl Fashion Show! The event was a huge success for the second year, and we are already preparing for next year. We could not have done it without the amazing women of Phi-Oregon State University! There are many informal gatherings planned by our members during the summer hiatus, and we look forward to the start of another fantastic year in September! -Ellen Wenzel
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sister spotlight
Meet Working
Melissa
with Alpha Gam alumnae groups for over six years, Area B Coordinator Melissa Jacobson James, Rho-Iowa State University, saw a need for improvement in regards to keeping alumnae engaged in Alpha Gamma Delta long after their collegiate years. Mary Beth Dulcey Morabito, past International Vice President-Alumnae, approached Melissa to serve as the chairman of the Alumnae Task Force. Melissa saw it as the perfect opportunity to make a difference with the alumnae and their experience. The seven-member task force was created in February 2011. The committee had several conference calls to discuss solutions to inspire more active alumnae engagement. After creating, distributing and reviewing three surveys to various audiences, the task force found one thing to be apparent: “Members want to get together. Alpha Gams want to continue bonds in sisterhood,” said Melissa. The task force is currently in the process of writing proposals regarding new plans for alumnae engagement to be considered by International Council. “The opportunity to serve the Fraternity and to enhance the alumnae experience has been amazing, and I am thrilled to have been a part of supporting the lifetime engagement of our sisters,” Melissa said.
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pearls of wisdom KNOW HOW TO
Improve Your Health
with Exercise By: Fitness Consultant Stephanie Mazzatenta, Gamma Beta-Florida State University
As
Alpha Gam collegians and alumnae, we have made many contributions to the research and prevention of diabetes on an international scale, but what about helping ourselves? Type 2 diabetes is a disease that builds slowly overtime, often causing it to go unnoticed and undiagnosed. So how can you take action and reduce your risk? Exercise! Research has shown that there is a 30 to 50 percent risk reduction in the development of Type 2 diabetes for those who engage in a physically active lifestyle. Here are a few tips to help you get active, and put your health in your hands!*
Cardio: Cardiovascular exercise enhances our bodies’ ability to
uptake blood glucose by our working muscles and helps regulate insulin levels. According the American College of Sports Medicine, to obtain the health benefits associated with cardiovascular exercise, you should maintain a workout of moderate to vigorous intensity for 20 to 60 minutes, working between 65 to 85 percent of your maximum heart rate. An easy way to check if you’re on pace is the talk test. If you’re experiencing difficulty getting the words out between breaths then you’re doing it right!
Strength training: Active muscle demands glucose, so the
more muscle we have, the more glucose is being used to fuel our bodies and not circulating out in our bloodstream. Active muscle also keeps our metabolism going and burns more calories while at rest. The best way to build muscle mass is to engage in a full body strength training regimen. Give your muscles adequate repair by including a rest day!
Combine your workouts: To get the most out of every
workout, you should always make sure to combine cardio, strength and flexibility. This maximizes calorie burn and works all of the necessary elements for improving health while reducing the risk of injury. It is recommended that you include an eight to 12 minute warm up, 20 to 60 minutes of strength training and 20 to 60 minutes of cardio. Always make sure to conclude your workout with a five to 10 minute cool down with stretches lasting 15 to 60 seconds.
Keep it up!: Chronic or consistent exercise over long periods of
journey, not a destination, and the best way to solidify those healthy changes is to make physical activity a part of your everyday life.
Know your risk!: People who are 45 years of age or older,
have a BMI (body mass index) greater than or equal to 25 kg/m2, are physically inactive, have a first degree relative (mother, father, sister, brother) with diabetes, or who are of African American, Latino, Native American, Asian American or Pacific Islander decent are at higher risk for developing diabetes. While you can’t change some of these risk factors, engaging in physical activity and lowering your BMI are two very important and entirely controllable factors that can greatly reduce your risk! *The intensity and duration of your exercise session will vary depending upon by your current fitness level and medical condition, so make sure to consult your physician and local certified health and fitness professional to find the exercise program that works best for you!
time produces the greatest benefits. Remember exercise is a
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Donors
Honor Roll of
SuppoRt foR tHe AlpHA GAmmA DeltA founDAtion is vital to the development of today’s Alpha Gamma Delta. Your generous donations help provide scholarships to graduate and undergraduate students, essential educational programs for the Fraternity and grants for diabetes research and related support programs. This listing reflects annual giving levels based upon donations received between June 1, 2011 and May 31, 2012.
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$500,000
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$250,000
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$25,000
Alpha Syracuse University $500 Jewel $500 - $999
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$250 - $499
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$100 - $249
Gail Brooks Appleton Jacquelyn Asnoe { Beverly Brown Dominy Virginia Gelish Drew Caroline James Ellison Virginia Jansen Foell { Julia Gallagher Florence Buckenheu Hoffmeier Bernice Baron Keech Elizabeth Winship Scott | Gertrude Gates Stillman Susan Triggs-Rhuda
Beta University of WisconsinMadison $5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999 Audrey Berg Kaasa
$1 - $99
Tiffany Blair Miriam Mitchell Bonk Miriam Citron Burhans Adrienne Lashway Burruby Marilyn Castaldi Adele Wallace El-Mutwalli Sheila Garred Darla McLovich Gerdes Diana Gerland
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Barbara Bluhm { Jane Endres { Catherine Sands Williams
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Delta University of Minnesota $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Elizabeth Kadlec Benson { Joanne Setsvold Edlefsen { Lillian Hall Scarpa { $250 - $499
$250 - $499
$100 - $249
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$100 - $249
Janet Nehring Gibeau | Janet Thorpe White {
Mary Stricker Briscoe { Audrey Zilisch McClellan {
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Dorothy Zakowski Wessel {
Marilyn Gustafson Anderson Janice Stussy Elster
$5,000 $1,000
Cynthia Wagner Engel { Julie Miller { Lois Hamblin Moeller { Patricia Borg Schultz { Gloria Epple Westerdahl
$1 - $99
Barbara Lovelett Bearr Margaret Wolf Bloemendal Susan Stockton Bohach Geraldine Schlitgus Eagan Carol Williams Ellison Gabriel Hemphill Marilyn Nelson Holland Doris Allen Howe Nancy Schmidt Langness Barbara Bartholdi MacKenzie { Judith Volkenant McNamara Patricia Leathers Oslund Barbara Tenney Pinto { Kathryn Stenborg Schmidt Virginia Hanson Stabnow Phyllis Ann Tramel Stratton Anne Warwick Van Oorschot Marjorie Vaughn Wezeman Nancy Hadden Wilson Eileen Williams Zahn
Epsilon University of Kentucky $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Judith Saalfeld Cahill { Barbara Hale Letton {
$250 - $499
Martha-Jean Hardwick Ramsey { Amelia Perkins Warren
$100 - $249
Nancy Perkinson Berthold { Joy Bell Haley { Mary Beth Sammons Henthorne { Diane Edwards Hobscheid Susan Poetker Johnson Kimberly Melvin Lauffer Jill Purcell Elizabeth Hyatt Richardson { Susan Hutson Tonini Sheila Johnson Vose
$1 - $99
Carrie Germann Barlage Megan Buxton Katherinee Illston Byrne Mary Dean Clarke Susan Compton Linda Sadler Francis Davis Lowrey Gardner | Carol McGinnis Gathy Helen Wilson Heltsley Marsha Nestor Hendrixson Billie Hyatt Hendry Laura Holsclaw Virginia Lake Hughes Mary Hill Kinsman Nicole Raymer Law Carol Leet Alma Atkins McGuire { Margaret Wheeler Meredith Louise R. Miller Lindsay Rhollans Eloise Bennett Roberts Amanda Wade Schmitt { Charlotte Salisbury Thompson Mary-Rush Lynch Walker
Zeta Ohio University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Deborah Schmidt Eschenbacher |
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Inez Brinsfield Corrado { Francesca Lendrum {
$250 - $499
Nancy Burhans Theibert {
$100 - $249
Dorothy Higginbotham Arold Eleanor Fixler Gibbs { Catherine Fitzgerald Sotiriou Dorian Beck Trauger { Annette Luse Wagner
$1 - $99
Ruth Smithson Bahner Sharon Urban Bond Helen Murphy Bruns Judith Kick Butler Martha Howard Castle { Lois Erdman Farrell Roberta Hardie
Carol Thompson Hughes Estelle Hogrefe Jones Betty Lou Kennedy Kohl Ina Zimpelman Loftspring Patricia Mallett Mason Cynthia Clark McClary Blair Metcalfe Martha Rauschenberger Myles { Rosellyn Paige Rudolph Karen Johnson Shallcross
Eta Depauw University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Margaret Piety
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$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Dorothy Schoneker Skinner
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Eileen Berry Pratt | Jill Stout Von Feldt {
$250 - $499
Janice Lampley Erickson
$100 - $249
Susan Howard Brazier Carole Schuette Campbell { Linda Walker Capron { Betty Hughes Cole { Lucille Wharton Frederick Jennie Cameron King Bertha Brink Perry { Gretchen Von Stubbe Sekel Stephanie Scott Siljeg Kymberly Mellor Smitham { Sharon Winter
$1 - $99
$250 - $499
Bonnie Schiffman Pearson |
$100 - $249
Ann Daly Barbara Hill Dozier { Joan Nelson Hagerup { Miriam White Jacobs Kathi Ann Hancock Lee { Maurie Jones Phelan Ellen Rosselot Schneider { Kathryn Noll Webster {
$1 - $99
Melinda McCracken Alcorn Laurie Tacheny Borden Vivian Hora Bosquit Sharon McBroom Brunjes Carolyn Miles Fermann Mary Goetcheus Virginia Kibbler Lullo Rosalynn Hasseld McClure Eleanor Pray Meister p Marilyn Reynolds Neal Carolyn Feicht Noss Elizabeth Mills Park { Joan Marie Ruggles Piedmonte Barbara Armitage Porter Mary Ann Burd Sodrel M. Clare Johnson Swanson Joanne Canary Thornburg
Theta Goucher College $1 - $99 Doris L Kagle
Iota University of Washington $10,000 Jewel $10,000 - $24,999 Patricia Houck Holvick
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
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$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Kristi Johnson Feder | Sandy McMurray Novak
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Patricia Longwell Anderson Dina Micheletti Apostolou June Sykes Farrell Jean Jorgensen Fisken Patricia Hillman Garton Jillian Smith Gustafson Yvonne Cleverly Hansen Leonne Wolfe Lundgren Judith Cole Nuber Marjory Winston Parker { Carolee Engstrom Shubert Joan Morrison St. Marie Pamela Nipper Thornton Cherie Tucker Lisa Lesher Ward
Kappa Allegheny College $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Erin Kennedy Butkovic {
$100 - $249
Mary Bersano Sharon J. Dicker {
$1 - $99
Dallas Hunt Allison Barbara Barraclough Cross Dorothea Hunter Haas Rebecca Good Jeppe Deborah Lawther La Pay Jean Stall Marmo Jody Moore O’Grady Karen Elmeier Perry Ruth Peterson Verell Imelda McNamara Way
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Pamella Marschall Jordan |
$250 - $499
Kimberly Peiffer Uchimura
$100 - $249
Karen Dombro Cagle { Betty Jo Halterman Dickerson Margaret Watt Larson { Nancy Orbison p Cherrie Johnson Wickstrom { Miriam Goldberg Wilhelm {
$1 - $99
Catherine Hobbs Amos { Barbara Hultgren Benson Nancy Arnston Biggio Linda Carson Borton Gloria Lee Wetters Bouschor Nancy Roth Burghardt Barbara Link Gelinas Lynda Helen Fink Kest F. Patricia Laibly Sharon Osborn Latsha Delores Waters Mossler Frances Sells Ryan Nancy Jean Spinka Timmerman Gail J. Valentine { Ellen Westerlund Zee {
Mu Brenau University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Kalina Haynes { $250 - $499
Matilen Powell Sheram {
$100 - $249
Marguerite Duncan Bradford { Barbara Grandy Collins Cheryl Thorsten
$1 - $99
Eva Seale Brunk Ashley Lamphier Jessica Barker Shrout Margaret Smith Timberlake Sherrie Walker Tucker
Nu Boston University $100 - $249
B. Marlene Murray Zuker
$1 - $99
Lambda Northwestern University $5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999 Helen Heggie *•
Carolyn Aldrich Purcell Annie Kempton Rice
$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Elizabeth Kaspar {
Beth Kelley Schneider Γ
Xi Illinois Wesleyan University $10,000 Jewel $10,000 - $24,999
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Donors
Honor Roll of
foundation $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Susan Frock Hartter { JoAnn Wolfgang Hostetler { Emilly Linman John { Margaret Kelley Margie Tribble Nickels {
$250 - $499
Mary Gentle Holtsclaw {
$100 - $249
Jamie Kolb Conner Jennifer Elliott Eileen Lysaught Elworth { Diane Jones Sharon Morling Simpson { Barbara Keller Tozzi { Della Askew Weinhuff Kelly Rowe Yeung
$1 - $99
Elizabeth Truax Andrew Dorothea Bilder Deborah Clark Renee Fehr Shirley Crum Fencl Cheryl Siedentop Gibson Mary Johnston Green Shirlee Haegele Griffith Marilou Cerveny Haworth { Beverley Winkler Houghton { Julia Raber Kemp Sue Stevens Kocienski { Elizabeth Kranz LaFave Christina Down Main Donna Schlots Milley Elizabeth Mraz Duanne Freise Nelson Susan King Smuda Margaret Hayes Theis Denise Cardot Thompson Carol Schnepp Weber {
Omicron University of California-Berkeley $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Helen Ernst Golden *{
Yuri Kaneda
$250 - $499
Camille Farnsworth Schrader
$100 - $249
Margaret Gallagher Fuerst { Myra Clark Lynch { Laryon Dayton Owens Donna Holland Preece { Jay Alderson Schofhauser { Teresa Wild Snyder
$1 - $99
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Elizabeth Morgan Anderl Pamela Nisen Burrier Joan Sanderson Chace Mary Beth Matthews Clark Mary Ackerly Condit Abigail Diehl Evelyn Thiel Fryer { Jenele Crone Grassle Allison Nepper Hales Joyce Reinke Hanes Danielle Stemm Heefner Hillary Forristall Hughes Marilyn Ulfers Irwin { Sara Quinn Ketcham Rachel Ganzer Knepper Marlene Rucker Larson Peggy Grundman Lickiss Doris Dockendorff MacFarquhar Sophia Magill Dorothy True Mathers Judith Helin Mathre Nancy Cooper Ovenden Judy Hawk Ruchte Carol Anderson Smith Beverly Bottge Spotz { Sara Bellamy Warrington Florence Devoe Woodward
Pi Coe College $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Sigma University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Doris Newell Soriano {
$100 - $249
Sandra Melahn Beck { Rosemary Meyer
Michelle Hernandey Gagnard | Sue Maggio Sim |
$1 - $99
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Mary Ellen Davis Bilsborrow Gwendolyn Sovern Colfer Carolyn Elscott Davis Evelyn Melby Gerum Peggy Johnson Hartman Barbara Bennett Hyer
Mariann Babka Gutshall | Maren Peterson Jackson { Karen Koenig { Gail Fullerton Stolarik {
Rho Iowa State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999
$250 - $499
Ardis Anderson Hart {
$100 - $249
Ruth Van Roekel Carey { Kimberly Ranch Coward { Nancy Carter Dolton Martha Barton Hartman { Nancy Ann Scarborough Meltzer { Michelle Perry { f ♥
Annulet Founder Circle
$1 - $99
Betty Blomquist Ardisana Barbara Hartman Bengtsen Mary Coffman Bonansinga Ruth McCormick Callahan Necia Hart Chessman Rosemary Cox Depler Lauren Dippel Jamie Brewbaker Drake Elise Poepping Fernsler Janet Wolf Grummitt Lois Rudelius Hazzard Joan Heenahan Janette Herrmann Hendricks Leslie Shimmin Hickey Judith Bliss Huisinga Betty Sutch Jolly Judith Klemke Renee Rozak Kohler Karen Schindhelm Krammer Jaclyn Lang Joan Gruenewald Leonard Mary Saxon Liddy Linda Burruss Linscott Bette Wallerstein Lombard Janet Day Meyers Kathleen Miller { Holly Nickeson Mirell Ruth Schwarz Nix Cathy Mitchell Parker Ann Robinson Phillips Michelle Pozzi Joy Straka Rice Mary Hoadley Sheeren Marilyn Unmacht Traum { Susan Cullison Wallace { Nancy Williams Claudia Batista Youngquist
Tau University of Toronto $100 - $249 Katia Esteves Caramujo
$250 - $499
$1 - $99
$100 - $249
Upsilon University of Oklahoma $25,000 Jewel $25,000 - $999,999
Diana Lynn Baird { Mary Nelson Humenik {
Melissa Jacobson James Dorothy Maitland Miller {
* Chapter Grand Planned Gift Donor
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$1 - $99
Audrey Beaman Jane Stornetta Burch Marilyn Burke Carol Guild Burton Katherine Condon Ann Wiren Dempsay Joan Donahue Jacqueline Peck Farrar Alice Radebaugh Giuffre Dorothy Persell Gray | Susan DiGrazia Halfaker Barbara Schultz Johnson Evelyn Barbieri Miche { Vicki Odenweller Millard { Marjorie Brandt Minahen Michelle Misner Constance Remde O’Malley { Jennifer Norris Pais Shirlee Laughlin Roberts Jayne Browning Squires Shirley DeMamiel Stewart Barbara Burke Thompson Melanie Rhinehart Van Tassell Dian Dinwiddie Wittry { Martha Delgado Woodard
Cynthia Brasky Bauerle Jennifer Bever Sarah McKibben Black Donna Lindstrand Blake * Helen Below Capdevielle Anne Tarr Manion Sara Jo Hanson Moore { Janet Molinari Nelson Beverly Myers Nelson Rosie K. Piech Patricia Holm Smith { Judith Desch Turner {
$1,000,000 $500,000
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Diamond Circle Pearl Circle
Denise Taylor Davidge Madeleine Lascelles Gosnell
Kay Taylor Donahue
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$5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999
Dee Ann Elliott Woodall Δ
$1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499
Rene Boehm Martin |
$250,000 $100,000
$250 - $499
$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Carolyn Dick {
Michelle Reser Bottaro { Pamela Kennedy Vandeneynde {
Josephine Lowe Freede { Sandy Kinney p Catherine Seaton Oster {
$100 - $249
Amber Hicks Marzuola { Sandra Lewallen O’Brien Γ Ann Adkins Rhea Cara Manzelmann Schad Elizabeth Sunbarger Yager | Carolyn York p
Joan Allmaras Patricia Buchanan Burnet { Nancy Vaughn Clarke Evelyn Grimmett Emmert Mary Eisenhauer Harper Diane Douglas Kutter { Mary Scarpino { Maxine Churchman Shaw { Patricia Welch Stires Kathryn Johnston Sutherland
$100 - $249
$1 - $99
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Nancy Shelton Clegern Lori Fuller Audrey Dean Grant Shirley Snoddy Haines Pearl Hartin Iorio { Marie Potts McShane { Hope Cockran Olsen Beverly Baldwin Perkins Jamie Bishop Powers Yancey Tighe Seitz
$1 - $99
Oteka Little Ball Billie Cape Loretta Aby Chaney Bonney Bassmann Clark Janice Gibson Cloud { Allegra Phillips Derryberry Glennelle Stinson Dixon Deedee Smith Evans p Deatra Lewis Falkenrath { Wynona Webb Gordon Paula Hughes Goree Leslie Gardner Harden Patricia Jones Virginia Hoffman Lowrey { Nicolette Radloff Murphy Cindy Carden Murray Dianne Peterson Ogle Irene Carey Osgood Margaret White Poorman { Helen Meinert Rea Susan Richardson Scott Jane Worley Shaw Peggy Hollis Tanzer Betty Edgington White Elizabeth Higginbotham Windes Mahala Larason Wright Marsha Gardner Zehrung
Phi Oregon State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Mary Brenneis { Kathleen Meyer |
Gail McGowan Arnold Felizitas Endter Bone Carol Green Brackett Mary Wade Chalfan Helen Rice Hawkins { Margaret Buckley Lewison Evelyn Fieber Madsen Jean Fulton McDowell { Opal Muir { Isabelle Jones Pearce Peggy Dobbins Phillips Lillian Holechek Tiernan Valerie Wilson Wegner
Chi Michigan State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Natalie Ruhland {
Marcella Gast Schalon Γ Susan K. Schalon Γ
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Laurel Malarik Gainor
$100 - $249
Joyce Frank Bigelow { Beverly Windell Card Peggy Middlemiss Cully { Florence Mauck Sherri Fresorger Donna McMahon Hekhuis Sherrill Ankli Larson Cheryl Glover Nowicke Karen Lytle Schommer { Marie Siragusa Lisa Malace Skupin { Mary Stevens Zientek
$1 - $99
Jane Gustine Ashby Robyn Berlin Marianne Leitch Breneman Janet Littell Caltrider Candace Murphy Cothron
Susan Wenz Coyle Janet Tepin Emery Joan Nielsen Goldman Dolores Susin Hekker { Jane Leonard Hilson Margery McCall Juk { Ardene Winkel Martin Sheree Meyer Michelle Garms Monticello Kimberly Pilarski Nancy Mooney Pollard { Linda Prieskorn Ila Cooper Roback Amy Rice Shifflett
Psi University of Alabama $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Neita Hornbeck Mulherin { Ruth Brewton Talley { Elizabeth Young { $250 - $499
Alice Walker Keene {
$100 - $249
Madeline Barter Joan Wood Beard { Dianne Harrison Dianne Ware Keel Ashley Kilpatrick Jane Shivers McDow Suzanne Solomon Owen Janina Jeter Van Leeuwen Marsha Meeks Vickers Alice Clark Wasdin
$1 - $99
Ginsey Paulk Boyer Gene Koster Henderson { Channing Howington Marlowe Amy Nichols McCain { Laura Hamilton Pirkle Lesley Harlamert Russell Janet Henderson Staggs Rebecca Henderson Strickland Claire Black Tisdal Catherine Gordon Wallace Anne Emerson Williams
Omega University of Akron $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Debbie Douglass Roth | $500 Jewel $500 - $999
$100 - $249
Gail Vassalotti Bertsch { Athena Fundoukos Curley { Sandra Nelson Frase Pamela Gould Kokomoor Aimee Maczko Janice Scharra McInally Carole Vandersall Peterson { Diane Dunford Walter {
$1 - $99
Gina Fortunato Begue Jean Sandy Bernert Joanne Demass Christian Elizabeth Fitzwater Cooper Joan Davidson Corless { Anne Cunningham Marlene Poje Dunford Mary Lou Daugherty Gault { Phyllis Watkins Knepper Mary Koury Mann Marjorie Jones Mather Esther Rennick Moore Oberia Carter Reese Sheri Bradshaw Schulte Jennifer A. Turk Tiffany Baltes Wagar Gwendolyn Shaffer Watt Sandra Dobbs Wilsdon Joan Neller Wolfe
Alpha Alpha University at Buffalo $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999 Diane Walker Walbesser
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$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Margery Barden Reason { Cadence Schurr Γ
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Linda Rang Krempa | Ellen Mendelsohn Reese |
$250 - $499
Marie Dubke Racz {
$100 - $249
Alice Wittenberg Hartman { Mary Noon Kellner { Elizabeth Goering Serrage { Louise Leifer Solpietro { June Ulrich Stillwell Joan Bates Wraight {
Jan Clark Dolan { Vicky Hubler Ferron Diane Ostich Pancoe
Δ Delta Circle
$50,000
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Γ Gamma Circle
$25,000
| Double Rose Circle
Alpha Circle
$10,000
{ Buff Rose Circle
$1,000
$5,000
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Honor Roll of
$1 - $99
Patricia Larson Allenson Joyce Miller Caggiano Florence Cuthill Clouse { Ellen Trankle Kohnhorst { Judith Suckow Martin Louise MacDonald Morden Winifred Haas Morrison Vivian Shaffer Murray Elizabeth Wollschlager Neal { Linda Holt Rekate Marcia Richmond Jane Noller Turner
Alpha Beta University of Michigan $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999 Peggy Kuebler Field
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$1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499
Marcie Ball p Barbara Newell Horldt Δ
$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Nancy Pridmore Kleinpell p Charlotte Bryant Miller Γ Diane Pierson Monnier {
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Kimberly Thomadsen Kleber { Margaret Lamb { Marian Trapp Molander p Carol Richards Peske { Jean Luxan Ulrich {
$250 - $499
Catherine Coyne Reiter {
$100 - $249
Phebe Swinehart Allen { Wilma Martin Auch { Kristine Black Marcia Carris Lisa Edgerton Margaret Nixon Holton Susan Hall McCannell { Gail Ann Mejeur Louise Minore { Susan Muscarella Daniella Picciotti Joyce DeWitt Pippel { Carrie Gilmore Richardson Susan Benschop Wefald { Mary Wolter Welz {
$1 - $99
Laurel Krause Berhent Sharon Snyder Bloodgood { Marion Dane Brewer Susan Himes Burger Michele Dale Cannaert Mary Hodges Coddington Linda Cote Linda Bendlin Crawford Tammy Carr Cruickshank Ann Gabriel Machelle Behm Hammond Joan Randolph Hatch p Christina Hodovanu Leah Lynn Hsieh Janet McCall Jensen Suzanne Harper Kaperzinski { Marion Pearson Knapp Janet Gilger Kochanny Shirley Ind Koenen Christine Tompkins Kulka Elaine Andrews Lamb { Pamela Maker { Elizabeth Huette Martin { Julie Ann Carlisi Olsen Constance Kay Olson Jane Bueker Peterson Gertrude Scheib Rigg Arlene Decook Ruhala Margaret Harris Saxon Shirley Lam Steiner Judie Neal Stewart Megan Valley Ruth Schleh Webster { Hollie Wheeler Joyce Lawrence Whitney Marallyn Mac Ritchie Wight
Alpha Gamma University of Cincinnati $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999 Elaine Barrick Bess Γ
$500 Jewel $500 - $999 Barbara Ebel | $100 - $249
Mary Glenn Becconsall Geraldine Cobern Peterman
$1 - $99
Carolyn Clark Bruckmann Marcia Caskey Davis Doreen Lindemann Johnson { Carol Knosp Marilyn Kain Ledford { Jane Graf Robison { Joyce Roy Erika Lenhardt Windholtz
Alpha Delta Ohio Wesleyan University $1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499 Virginia Wantz Rennie |
Alpha Zeta McGill University $100 - $249
$250 - $499
Gretchen Voorhis Fleming Linda Hutton Grace {
Debra Force
$100 - $249
Jennifer Robinson Niebyl
$1 - $99
Alpha Eta Dalhousie University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Bonita Regan Kirby {
Sara Wilkinson Adams Eleanor Moore Brown { Jean Carl Johnson p Evelyn Colbeth Plunkett { Ruth Klick Tiemann {
Sheilagh Beal Stewart
$1 - $99
$1 - $99
Jane Brandon Binns Ruth Smith Brahs { Christine Kreps Buchert Rosemary Kramling Chenue Donna Baker Hamister Audra Jones Hansen | Martha Walker Kennedy Betty Merrell Madden Ellen Pagliaro Maust Sally Palmer Norris { Susan Pellegrino Ruth Keese Schaeffer Jane Kaufman Spilatro Jean Watts Tanger Geraldine Grimm Williams Nancy Crossley Williams Jacquelyn Carleton Wilson June Mandel Winold Ruth Purdy Zeller
Alpha Epsilon Westminster College $100 - $249 Susan Mead Baker {
Jean Collins Dexter { Patricia Fownes Harris Emily McLeod Morgen Heather McSwain Slemon
Alpha Theta Hunter College $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999
Gladys Stuart Banks
$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Mildred R. Stansky { $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Eileen Dorgan Herbermann Ingeborg Endres Koch |
Tracy Stuck
Doris Keeley Formicola { Ann Krikorian Norma Schmid {
$1 - $99
$1 - $99
Valjean Gestner Armor Susanne Angehr Burns { Joyce Vervoort Campbell Nancy Crawford { Louise Imler Danzer Rhoda Allen Depriter Nancy Siehl Foulds Lorraine Deane L’Huillier Betsy Bigler Lambert { Margaret Williams Migliore Karen Kuhns Schaefer Candace Johnson Schneckenburger Diane Meriam Vance Barbara Tonti Weir Barbara Byrd Whitehead
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$100 - $249
Evelyn Fay Farrell { Dorothy MacMoran Rosalie Sarrica Nahas Jean Grams Oberg { Eleanor Heinzel Rice Margaret Taube Sklarsky
Alpha Iota Baldwin-Wallace College $100 - $249
Nancy Eaton Groff Carole Ward Kiekhaefer { Karina Krajec Deborah Strebel Pierce Naomi Perkins Powell Josephine Edwards Rentsch {
Ryan Baril Anne Schans Benda * Chapter Grand Planned Gift Donor
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$250,000 $100,000
$1 - $99
Michelle Rafal Burdette Maxine Williamson Fleming Lillian Martini Florentine Molly Rodie Glazer Anne Lehrer Harris Cathryn Seckler Henneberry Ann Bohnenstengel Hofelzer Marjorie Smith Holschuh Brenda Lester Jackson Penny Carpenter Jones Sheri Kellner Louann Rezabek Lawson Mary Snyder Lewis Marilyn Harvey Marvel Susan Phillips Jo Ann Repass Proffitt Jean Sperow { Emily Tanner
Alpha Kappa Bowling Green State University $250 - $499 J. Pabst { $100 - $249
Shari Heimberger Elizabeth Boley Paczak Tricia Patton Eleanor Andrisin Pauloski Amy Vojta { Barbara Babcock Walsh {
$1 - $99
Carol Krohn Albright Magdalene Batcha Davenport Joyce Hoagland Eby Barbara Humbel Finley Edith Stapleton Giglio Janet Henderson Henke Dorothy Kanouse Heritage Ruth Gerken Hill Norma Sherman Kelling Patricia Betz Komarek Shirley Johnston Krouse Evelyn Oates Lotz Melissa Fett Morton Sarah Quick Pappalardo Martha Miller Ragan Lorene Mathias Searfoss Barbara Coreno Szabo Jennifer Zoul Walker {
Alpha Lambda The Ohio State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Jayna Kenney Koler { $250 - $499
$100 - $249
$250 - $499
Teresa Davis Bodey { Barbara Short Drake Kimberly Jirsa Jean King Plunkett Elinor Porter Swiger {
Cynthia Apking Ramadan { Barbara Timmins Sanders {
$100 - $249
$1 - $99
Kelli Andruzzi Katherine Baker Beeghley Denise Roesch Beres Marcia Hahn Brown Christa Burton Karen Gullett Collett Elizabeth Neal Daniels { Sara Gastwirth Darlene Fleisch Harris Marcella Graham Huffman Donna Rood Jessee Martha Wetzel Keltner Dema Smith Krill Janet Ricket Loos Priscilla Martin Marrah Michele Krieglstein McDonel Shirley Lantz Miille Diana Hendryckx Sexton Marilyn Monroe Snoddy Stephanie Thomas Barbara Bessey Weiss {
Alpha Mu Pennsylvania State University $100 - $249 Barbara Ranck Ashenfelter { Taunee Snyder Besson { Kay Boerrigter { Carol Carrochi { Marie Marzzacco Clark Erica Snell Ring
Carol Gould Barbe { Judith Poole Culler { Patricia Newdome Matyas
$1 - $99
Harriet Posgay Bender Grace Abhau Bush { Treva Ewing Croskey Beverly McGirr Esch Gae Caldren Kesselring Elizabeth Marshall Kloskoski Patricia Magee-Nemetz Patricia Owen Kathaleen Presciano Sandra Levine Rodebaugh Ellen Werbeach Rothwell Patricia Rausch Woodling Elizabeth Kieber York
Alpha Xi University of Maryland College Park $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Anne Loring Eiler { $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Sharon Patton Cox { Wanda Mehring Mann |
$100 - $249
June Weiner Auerbach { Linda Blatz { Kathleen Eccard Mellott
$1 - $99
Alice Fox Burbaher Kathy Patula Gromoll Susan Hess Hughes Terryjean Behney Jenkins Marybeth Burnham Levine Linda Lentz Maier Carol Jenks Marchant Jeanne Maxwell Raynor Sharon Lentz Ricci { Joanne Stemler Shaughnessy Aimee Raymond Siegler Dagmar Tichy Stein Stephanie Bird Wagner
Alpha Nu Kent State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Elisabeth Schneider Hair {
Alpha Omicron West Virginia Wesleyan College $250 - $499 Arline Franquiz Marteney { Margaret O’Roark Nordstrom { $100 - $249
Bonnie Metz Farrar Heather Friday Jamison Marilyn Wickerham Morris Courtney Plummer Nunez { Margaret Shaw O’Connor Betty Hogsett Summers
$1 - $99
Lillian Alfred Kay Rider Brown Carolyn Sillaman Bruce Zoann Spencer Callahan Nancy Titchenal Cheshire Barbara Graumann Columbus Nancy Williams Coonts Rhonda Mast Dalton Kathryn Hammond Foster Leslie Jones Helfgott Sandi Hall Kemper Kathleen McDowell Loewen Wilma Johnson Lufburrow Michelle C. Mayhew Julie Renner Alice Brucker Szekunda { Carol Mosher Treible { Barbara Courtney Woodford
Alpha Pi Wayne State University $5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999 Barbara Henderson Miller
$250 - $499
Leslie Russell Westbury {
$1 - $99
Eleanor Barney Abarno { Margaret Obert Berish Diane Wynn Boulavsky Patricia Ton Costello { Linda Oursler Freyman Rozella Evans Hagen M. Deane Kempfer Hill { Eve Goodale Layman Carolee Brophy Miller Ann Sargent Reiter Lynn Light Rivers Joan Johnston Schrager Jean Osman Schwartz Helen Jackson Stoltz Susan Curtis Warren
Sheila Damren { Kina Kerst
$100 - $249
Janice Crawford Malace
$1 - $99
Diane Plesuchenko Betcher Amanda Shelin Cloutier Kelly Swindle Connochie Alice Murray Kolhoff Nicole Lefevre Sally Tunesi McCann Loretta Leech Ruby Pamela Maciolek Tenney
Alpha Rho Temple University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Claire Coleman Schweiker
Δ Delta Circle
$50,000
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$25,000
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Alpha Circle
$10,000
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$1,000
$5,000
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Honor Roll of
$100 - $249
Beverly Harvey
$1 - $99
Clare Schwab Flocco Caroleen Faust Kendall
Marlene Rann Johnson Alyse Johnson Connie Dunham Mutton Jacqueline Hulbert Post Mary Tanner Sanderson
Alpha Phi Marietta College $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Alpha Sigma Indiana University of Pennsylvania $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Suzanne McGee Petr {
Martha Warner Bakkila-Pirkey | Dorothy Swanson p
$100 - $249
Laura Davidson { Barbara Harrold Douglas { Kathleen Ann Brown Magnuson Lynn Larson Neumeister Marlene Evans Orr Joyce Spencer Richards { Rachel Zook Schum { Elaine Krondak Taylor {
$1 - $99
Alpha Psi Ferris State University $1 - $99
Wendy Shanholtz Andersen Katherine Lewis Carlson Jo Ann Rezek Dexter Mary Lou Hoffman George Carol Garlow Gorby Micole Harms Nancy Harms Arlene Stetina Harris Cleo Teselle Hull Sherrill Waldo Jones Kathryn Pearse Lafayette Dianne Gillespie Lawson Julie Ecklund McMaster Carol Wollenburg Meyer Doreen Schwartz Murphy Jane Odgers Michele Mihane Parks Shirley Landon Retzlaff Doris Rohrig Samuelson Judith Myers Scott Jeanene Krause Smith Jolene Rethmeier Smith Sandra Fuller Stallings Ruth Olmstead Thompson Frances Luginbill Warner { Aileen Lowson Williams Julianne Aronson Wisecup
Alpha Omega Duquesne University $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Beta Beta North Dakota State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Julie Waitman Cretin |
Lorie Freeman Ermak Martha Vorech Frank { Michele Schallip {
$100 - $249
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
$100 - $249
$1 - $99
$250 - $499
Elizabeth Hosack Rhule p Kristin Dendtler Thomas {
$100 - $249
Michele Stelma Carey
$1 - $99
Dana Ditillo Bryan Lee Martin Koch Jane Ramsey Logan Rebecca Johnston Perry Kim Matarrese Rectenwald
Alpha Tau Edinboro University of Pennsylvania $1 - $99 Martha Hixson Flint Kristen Overholt Forrest Linda Burchard Hanson Melanie Kirk Huron Cherie Austin James {
Alpha Upsilon Central Michigan University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Nancy Thorman Pittman
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$500 Jewel $500 - $999
$1 - $99
Diane Maher Burgess Margaret Brown Ewing Dianne Vanness Hart Gretchen Golze Montgomery { Dorothy Montgomery Renshaw { Ann Hunter Waller Elizabeth Stilphen Yancey
Alpha Chi Thiel College $100 - $249
Paulette Rote Phillips {
$1 - $99
Patricia Speakman Conville Susan Overholt Giles Denise Stetler Kocott Connie McCleary Ostrove { Lois Weller
Ann Heafey Blalock
Michele Madore Boillotat {
Louise Heinzman Bissell Pamela Husk Hambley Molly Duggan Weir Jennifer West {
$1 - $99
Norma Hansen Andersen Barbara Booth Cluley Sarah DeVoe Christina Kyker Dunn Wanda Stickler Ferguson {
Carol Yebernetsky Carfang
Elise Stanko Foley Rita Deschaine Madore Mary Nash {
Beta Alpha Nebraska Wesleyan University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Kristin Maricle Fulkerson {
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Kari Brandner Butler Elaine Geiszler Fischer Marcia Hunter Fridland Cari Johnson Herness Jean Thompson Knaak Suzanne Miller Lahlum Debra Boisjolie Macias Meri Martin Janice Ness Schlaht Annette Siversen Leia Mongeon Skie Kari Vreeman Skordahl Barbara Swenson
Beta Gamma University of Manitoba $1 - $99
Helen Bowen Genevieve Mathieson Thomson
Beta Delta Indiana University $250 - $499 Chris Rudduck Fedor { Judy Harding Zell { $100 - $249
Jacquelyn Sandy Cramer p Alice Greer Daniels Linda Roehrs Delano { Gloria Mueller Gaster Judith Van Sickle Harris Lisa Macey Keating Laurielle Barker Koch { Katherine Wayman Mehner { Mary Kimes Mooy { Paula Rushworth Ruth Edry Salek { Suzanne Lienhart Schlagenhauf { Annette Placke Smith Brittany A. Steer Laurel Vaughn { Mary Lou Kuhn Weidenbener {
$1 - $99
Michelle Jones Daly {
Abigail Barber Burgum Camellia McNett Embacher { Stephanie Martin Maier Jill Jorgensen Shipley |
$100 - $249
Lois Daggett Gernbacher { Karen Nordstrom Nancy Thompson Stauffer {
$1,000,000 $500,000
$1 - $99
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Diamond Circle Pearl Circle
Mary Steinkamp Alt Deborah Stanley Bennett { Mary Borman Fraser Jane Stouder Hawley Edith Lindemann Johnson Anne Stoehr Joyner Janet Janson Kardatzke { Judy MacLaren Kornafel Ann Rennemann Liberman Sue Schenkel Meyer Joanne Crosby Miller Rochelle Hull Noble { Amanda Ream Diane Davis Render Ruth Donaldson Smith
$250,000 $100,000
Danita Smigiel Stone Jennifer Thurmond Dyann Miles Wesp { Lisa Straiton Williams Martha M. Wright
Beta Epsilon Carroll University $250 - $499
Susan Rosholt Banghart {
Beta Theta University of WisconsinWhitewater $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Diane Raffel Collins Γ
$250 - $499
Denise Kolmos Cassin
$100 - $249
$100 - $249
Susan Ellison Jillian Zacher McNulty
$1 - $99
Diane Huelsbeck Adams Wendy Wernberg Crisci Phyllis Ellison Ferris Ada Rankin Holloway Ann Gerdes Jazgar Cynthia Manske Schaefer Ashley Szmanda
Beta Zeta Parsons College $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Holle Chopp Kelley Jacquelene Kern Shebesta { Patricia Tomaszewski {
$1 - $99
Sandra Adelman Caroline Marek Ezzell Luanne Franz Fahl Nancy Defries Sebranek Mary Miller Sellin {
$100 - $249
Sally Jo Taylor Fisher
Beta Iota Eastern Illinois University $1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499 $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Linda Whelan O’Connor {
$100 - $249
$1 - $99
Lucia Campbell Oswald Lois Young Schmidt Judith Hollander White
Beta Eta Southern Illinois University At Carbondale $100 - $249 Marian Lee Cripe Allan {
Pamela Newberry Fuchs
$1 - $99
Frances Lisac Burckhartt Nancy Buffum Carr Jo Frances Kirby Flynn Renee Alexander Hagen Christine Heins Sarah Mitchell Merideth Sherry Zack Oslund Sarah Schweizer Patricia Hartlage Sebby Suzanne Longenbach Stockton Amanda Stumpf
Cynthia Carter Kay Christensen Grooters Judy Burrell Knudtson Linda Weis Prince Susan Fransen Thrams
Beta Mu Minnesota State University at Mankato $100 - $249 Kathryn Nelson { $1 - $99
Maryann Jordano Kudalis Carol Harrer Vickery
Beta Nu University of Northern Iowa $100 - $249
Patricia Tulley Riddiford Γ
Sara Wagoner Young |
$1 - $99
Judith Bloomquist Duncan { Elise Rennels Ramsey { Megan Targonski Weber
$1 - $99
Lisa Breeze Barry Molly McCallen Burroughs Carole Mateer Gaston Susan Kiefer Griffin Kathy Perrone Hansen Cynthia Muenchau Ingold Amy Vance Jamnik Kelli Panici Kauzlarich Deanna Donnelly McCarthy Mary Dankovich Slavin { Nancy Tyrolt Marcia Keranen Vidoni Charlotte Sij Walther Andrea Glenn Whitmore Cynthia Kopp Wright
Beta Kappa University of Iowa $100 - $249 Lynn Kay Fillenwarth {
Lois Iseminger Wendy Grassley Speckerman
$1 - $99
Barbara Steen Burgess Lisa O’Connell Huisinga Sue Ludeman Hunt Kristin Marolf Salmon
Beta Xi Purdue University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Ann Zehner Angle |
Jennifer Cooper Goichman { Kathleen Palla {
$100 - $249
Patricia Hurtubise Behrens { Joan Spiess Julow Karen Frye Knotts Susan Young Kraabel { Helene Martucci Lamarre { Kathleen Westropp Litchfield Karen Krampe Madinger Sharon Davis Ninno Susan Nichols Pierce { Suzanne Lacki Weirick
$1 - $99
Jennifer Andert Janet Coapstick Bechman Valerie Lindeman Blanton Barbara Baerwald Bowman Susan Cleary Brunner
$50,000
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$25,000
| Double Rose Circle
Alpha Circle
$10,000
Karin Struck Burwell | Patricia Miller Drexler { Martha Rosenberger Zimmerman
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$250 - $499
Susan Rumsfield Clary {
$250 - $499
Δ Delta Circle
Beta Omicron Illinois State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Pamela Reimer Rosa { $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Joann Hollingsworth Drochner | Karen Dewitt Frederick { Cinda Zehner O’Connor | Marianne Polom Seidenstricker {
Γ Gamma Circle
Marcia Weigand Carothers Beth Catton Charleen Harpe Cross Jennifer Oberlin Eads Robin Hollatz Falconio Janell Hilton Farmer Ann Fields Danette Easley Gatz Maribeth Glaub { Nancy Clarke Hoy Barbara Bitzer Kruger { Gayle Kurokawa Kristina Marek Daphne Smith Mauer Karri Eder Morris Susan Mendenhall Nickels Emily Raymond Michelle Pinne Ripper Debra Shields Robin Martin Throckmorton Pamela Ross Todd Nancy Trusnik Melissa Valle Stephanie Vandor Claudia Winkler
{ Buff Rose Circle
$100 - $249
Pamela Rennie Burke Linda Luehrs Ganassin Tamara Shierry Laugharn Lisa Bortner Newton Patricia Reimer { Sondra McPherson Rodgers-O’Connor Courtney Wilhelm
$1 - $99
Vicki Allen Ackerman Karen Bellettini Berta Patricia Anne Beran Dexter Carolyn Townsend Dvorak Jodi Garrett Fronczke Gina Rosato La Mantia Rachael Rockwell Patera Amy Guy Ulrich
$1,000
$5,000
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Honor Roll of
Beta Pi University of St. Thomas $1 - $99 Beverly Just Duda
Beta Rho University of Southern Indiana $1 - $99 Jennifer Skaggs
Beta Sigma Creighton University $100 - $249 Sarah Wallsmith Pritza
Beta Tau Ball State University $1 - $99
Brooke Csukas Lisa Hunnicutt Stephanie Swihart Topping
Gamma Alpha University of Georgia $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Patricia Barber { Linda Shook Barron { Bryna Bobick {
Lee Woodham Digiovanni { Nancy Garrott Mele { Marie Ford Palmer { Martha Mills Scudder { Sandra Barton Vickers {
$250 - $499
Dana Lozowski Calleja {
$100 - $249
Carol Griffin Dyson Peggy Gates { Lois Bridges Grubbs { Kirsten Polentz Haas { Elaine Graffis Holmes Beth Waters Johnson { Deborah Barber McNeill { Alicia Smith { Rebecca Lawrence Taylor Carolyn Bridges Woodson Lisa Young
$1 - $99
Ann Smith Allen Charli Bellamy Nancy Bobbitt Dorothy Treadwell Cantrell Joanne Sender Cavis Mary Miltner Copeland April Durham Anna Gray
Sue Tyler Hill Suzanne Johnson Kiefer Jennifer Smentek Mores { Lauren Lampertz O’Brien Lessie Bailey Smithgall { Barbara Jones Torbert
Gamma Beta Florida State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Pauline Chance Brannon { Francine Ware { $250 - $499 Theresa Bridy {
Shirley Metz Cundari { Sheila Kelley Sola { Stella Barrineau Thomas |
$100 - $249
Marie L. Hill-Chapiesky Γ Ann Talley Hitch Mary Gunn Holden Barbara Tribble Holding Nancy McClure Houston { Sylvia Lewis Hughes Nina Shuman { Betty Galbraith Tanner Kathleen Power Tucker {
$1 - $99
Alicia Adams Barbara Hart Appeldorn * Karen Connell Biddy { Katherine Cooper Bradley Kristin Brunner Kristi Monaghan Burtch Carolyn Griffin Coleman Margaret Brokaw Garland Frances Merritt Grande Margaret Henderson Hanson Mary Yancey Hartmann Hannah Tate Hawtin Sandra Zevin Judson Janice Phillips Knowles Patricia Hollins Kohler { Carol Madill Lockey Gary McAteer Logan Lori Lovelace Deborah Phillips MacIntosh Marjorie Kimbrel Masterman Judith Elkins Meggs Jennifer Noble Monahan Mary Warner Peacock Mary Day Phelps { Gina Lombardo Reynolds Carol Da Prato Rominger Annalise Wehr Smith Clara Carroll Smith Jessica Tuznik Mary Truluck Vann Taryn Voloshin
* Chapter Grand Planned Gift Donor
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Gamma Gamma Queens University of Charlotte $100 - $249 Billie Mancin Little { $1 - $99
Grace Hager Andrews Betsy Hansley Brown Elizabeth Nash Corzine Dorothy Cumbey Kathryn Hickman McCrary
Gamma Delta Auburn University $5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999
Jackie Brannon Stutts Γ
$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Patricia Riley Farmer { LaVerne Taylor Flanagan *p
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
M. Ellen Hiller Holladay Rebecca Stutts Hovater Jeanne Swanner Robertson | Sarah Stutts Elizabeth Stutts Thompson
$250 - $499
Maria Fulford Garrett { Patti Guthrie Hill { Cathy Campbell Turner {
$100 - $249
Barbara Thorne Anderson Γ Christine Blackburn Danner Janet Cole Daulton Martha Butz Dumas Katrina Elkins Herman Sharon Paulk McKean { Kathryn Mims Bobbie McWhorter Norville Jean Little Phillips { Stephanie Wallace Renuart Carolyn Stewart Reynolds Betty Chadwick Russell { Lauranne McCraw Stephens Linda Johnson Stone Anna Soberg Tisdale Evelyn Kidd Voigt Susan Long Womack
$1 - $99
Mary Venable Addison Mary Pugh Arant Nancy Mims Bishop Sue Bruce Bridwell Denise Eastall Buschman $1,000,000 $500,000
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Diamond Circle Pearl Circle
Ellen Lanier Collins Ann Watson Collister { Susan Strickland Copeland Catherine Bailey Crowder { Rose McCorkle Denson Ann Spicer Dodson Shannon McInerney Douthit Lisa Copeland Earles Anne Manley Eastman Penelope Peth Edwards Nancy White Edwards Millicent Barnes Fox Ginger Baker Giles Judy Henderson Hardwick { Jean De La Bar Harris Cynthia Harney Haygood Marcilla Jacobs Heath Ellen Simmons Houck Anne Little Jackson { Vivien Long Jones Patricia Sowell Joyner Martha McClinton Langford { Norma Mungenast Lemley Pamela Nichols Mayes Ann Harris Messer Healey CJ Meigs Moore Debbie Howdyshell Moore Sue Fuller Mosley Wanda Mills Pauling Jeanne Tynes Plaxco Jane Sentell Preiss Linda Eskind Rebrovick Kimberly McKinney Reid Tamyla Frazer Robison Susan Hamilton Russell Suzanne Kelley Rutledge Anne Spencer Seknicka Patsy Thigpen Shreve Susan Lovett Speakman Michele Stapleton Linda Long Stewart Martha Pearson Stone Robyn Vissing Van Yperen Teresa Farrell Whittle Deborah Price Williams
Gamma Epsilon University Of North Carolina at Chapel Hill $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Jane Hutson Owen | $100 - $249
Daphne Adams Ashworth Gene Stokes Brown { Frances Pegues Burroughs { Margaret Horner Walker {
$250,000 $100,000
$1 - $99
Nola Hatten Boughton Jacquelyn Goodwin Burgess { Vasilike Pappas Demopoulos Evelyn Blanchard Fowler Katherine Smith Gunter Susanne Robinson Hardy Patricia Noah Jones { Carol Clayton Norris Barbara Mansfield Peck Phyllis Wall Purdy Lucille Rieley Rights-Murtough Shirley Gee Seabrook Barbara Murray Smith Martha Fortune Wickers Anne Newsome York
$1 - $99
Mary Hubbard Corby Mary Cootes Eastman Julie Young King { Barbara Taylor Marchant Patricia Nance Quick {
Gamma Theta Florida Southern College $100 - $249 Dana Glass Foerster
$1 - $99
$100 - $249
Eileen Mathes Anderson Carolyn Campbell Mondy {
$1 - $99
Sallie Gibbs Adelman Rebecca Davis Brooks Nancy Evans Cobb Patricia Whitehurst Crute { Karen Lane Owen Marian Pond Taylor { Sharon Binder Thomas
Linda Moore Ginn Amelia Welles Homer Pamela Clark Kurtz Barbara Compton Posey Carol Bradley Stafford Nell Petteway Talcott Sarah Schopf Truby Mary Ann Aiello Williams {
Gamma Mu James Madison University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Judith Meyer Tice {
$1 - $99
Sharon Dunkman Carruthers | Lindsay Jarman
Gamma Iota Mercer University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Kristi Elgersma {
$100 - $249
$250 - $499
Gamma Zeta University of Memphis $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Bobette Sandifer Thompson {
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Renate Veikins Dauser Kelly Garvin House Diane Stigall Talarico
Valerie Billingsley Brown Carol Zimmerman Caraway Betty Carter Joy Lott Craig Lynn Ledbetter Demi Ann Magee Guest { Ella Garey Keltner Margaret Hall Lee Claire Hicks Long { Jackie Ezell Massey Mary Ann Sibley Morriss Amy Nance Andrea Olson Nancy Garland Peeler Stephanie Simpson
Gamma Eta High Point University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 C.J. Neal Lipski { $100 - $249 Karen Wilson
Nancy Will Crow
Cynthia Smith Cater Linda Finley {
Danielle Ramos Madril Patricia Daugherty Miller { Jennifer Wright Purcell Elise Shourds { Sylvie Kramer Weikert |
$1 - $99
Anne Cragin Barber Linda Barefield Bond Christina LaBell Folsom Adela MacCaughelty Ford Ruth Wilheit Laney Mary Hambrick Lockard Maria Williams Longshore Kimberly Rogers Suzanne Henry Saunders Edith Vardaman Melissa Voynich Patricia Sieling Wagner
Gamma Lambda Longwood University $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Gwenda Goggin Robin Belcher Liesfeld {
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Jeanie Brewer Morgan Kimberly Sutton Sarff
$1 - $99
Taunya Eyre Jill Giordano Anita Arwood Goode Robin Roberts Hill Betty Jung Howerton Shirley Cochran Martin Sarah Powell Mastera Mayce Nixon McGowan Jane Phillips Werner
| Double Rose Circle
Alpha Circle
$10,000
Stephanie L. Wheatcraft
Gamma Rho Armstrong Atlantic State University $1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499 Frances George Arnsdorff
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Mildred Deal Derst {
Gamma Xi Murray State University $100 - $249 Cathey Hartline Lane {
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$1 - $99
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Amy Holsinger Gurtis
$25,000
Gamma Pi Middle Tennessee State University $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999
Catherine Richard Erickson
$1 - $99
$50,000
Elizabeth Metry Adams Patricia Hodge Barker Julie Nickell Ferguson Rosanne Butcher Hack
$100 - $249
Betty Rhea Mann Jones
Δ Delta Circle
$1 - $99
Susan Wilson Davidson {
$100 - $249
Γ Gamma Circle
Rebecca Brown {
$250 - $499
Gamma Nu University of TennesseeKnoxville $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Angela Magill
$100 - $249
Suzanne Carmack Spicer Γ
Angela Coon Louise Costello Mary Ann Norman Sara McNeill Ware Elissa Cooper Wood
$100 - $249
$1 - $99
$100 - $249
Gamma Omicron Eastern Kentucky University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Esther Saalfeld |
{ Buff Rose Circle
$1 - $99
Jessica Waldrop Harris
Gamma Sigma Troy University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Shani Risinger Core { Christine Cook Hutson |
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Rebecca Bowes Murphy |
$100 - $249
Paula Bergeron Reichle Patricia Mungenast Smith
$1,000
$5,000
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Honor Roll of
$1 - $99
Deborah Anderson Karri Graddy Booth Peggy Wilson Carr Gayle Beazley Decker Jenna Donaldson Meradith Dunn Deborah Gabel Floyd Rita Harden Lunsford Kelsey McLemore Moody Kelley Duke Myhre
Gamma Tau University of West Georgia $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Michelle Flake Morgan Γ
$100 - $249
Lynn Taylor Faller { Nancy Seay Waller
$1 - $99
Martha McEachern Abney Barbara Walton Smith
Gamma Upsilon University of Montevallo $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Carol Clenney { Nancy Bailey Knickerbocker | Pamela MacPherson Young | $100 - $249
Regina Brady Day Jane Canady McClanahan Amy Snyder
$1 - $99
Carrie Keelin Baker Valeria Valdes Breen Debra Elliott Cardin Stefanie Letanosky Crowe D. Catherine Anderson Gettle Karen Kelly { Kimbrell Lee Leigh Kitchens Mello Lisa Parker
Gamma Phi Georgia Institute of Technology $25,000 Jewel $25,000 - $999,999 Lisa Frese Randall
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$5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999
Jeanette Raines Rogers Liz Harriss York p
$2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999 Esther Jimenez |
Stephanie Anzek Stewart {
$1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499 Jessica Keesee { Kyla Rogers { $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Kathleen Buckler { Lisa Custer { Karen Jones Fite | Jeanene Fowler {
Julie Westergreen Hays { Kristen Kerns { Jani Macari Pallis | Kimberly Zimmerman Shorter | Katherine M. Taylor {
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Jennie Colosi Balboni | Jill Zucali Bazinet Shari Mordhorst Begun Christine Wang Bell Stephanie Box { Emily Brighton Sarah Edwards { Michelle E. Engler { Robin Forrest Christina Fussell Helms Courtney Huskamp Huggins p Sophia Kassam Carolyn Monnerat Mestnik | Chetsi Patel { Katherine Rowley { B. Jane Skelton p Ann McConnell Stephenson { Shannon Vittur { Justine Lewis Weigl {
$250 - $499
Liz Bivins Ashley Johnson Daniel Sharon Friedman Della Fera { Tamara Lindell Garbett Michelle Soule Haney Casey Hill Laura Janet JoAnne Bernadette Johnson { Caroline Mahoney Rachel Daffer Martin Christina Morton Megan Morris Ramsey
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Jenn R. Sessoms { Sue Settles { Megan Smith Stieg { Kelli Hudson VandenBoom
$100 - $249
Angela Pike Baker Elizabeth Hollander Bodner Jennifer Brecher Patricia Caudle Smith p Ting Cheng Georgette Pereira Harrell June Logan Lowe { Sabrina Santos McClain Amanda Brooks Phelps Stefanie Presley Jennifer Mayberry Sasser Karen Ueberschaer Schnur
$1 - $99
Nanette Kunzler Cooper { Stephanie Collingwood Deaton Sharon Jadrnak Marianna Jewell Susan Oravec Matthews Ginger Hoffmann Morosky Jennifer Nelson Amanda Shapiro Nicolosi Miriam Alytia Patton Meghan Fischer Pressley
Gamma Psi University of North Alabama $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Susie Morris Ray { $100 - $249
Patricia Williams Roden
$1 - $99
Sandi Berryhill Cantrell Sabrina Kimbrough Hagen Erin Cornett Owens Tammie Self Terry
Gamma Omega University of Alabama at Birmingham $1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499 Dana Peden-Gentile | $100 - $249
Kim Swindle Glover
$1 - $99
Brandi Hardiman Belcher Lori Dooley Feist Catherine McKissick Gibson Victoria Murdoch Robin Baker Wright $1,000,000 $500,000
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Delta Alpha University of Southern California $5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999 Christine Ofiesh Γ
$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Kathleen Bice |
Barbara Meador Callard |
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Diana Agajanian | Jane Frederick Ethel Lund Pattison | Linda Glover Rylett { Sandra Boots Tiberti {
$250 - $499
Carol O’Leary Harner Lynette Merriman
$100 - $249
Beth Aspen Braziller { Reid Reilly Dorwin Juanita Mills Feeder Laury Sanor Graves Eleanor Pierce Kelso | Sarajane Sutter Kirby | Ann Morzov Matthiessen Nadene Gruwell Minear { Janet Carty Muller Suzanne Noyes Neff { Melody Nishida p
$1 - $99
Willow Whitfield Bechtel Phyllis Clement Campbell { Carol McCluer Chapman Candy Allen Duncan Susan See Elftman Catherine Connolly Fitzpatrick Janice Walker Gordon Patricia Webb Grigsby * Maurene Smith Hogan Carolyn Keefe { Belle Keys Lightburn { Elizabeth Olson Looney { Carol Crawford Murdock Annice Pelentay Marijane Perkins Anne Rubsamen { Ruth Clement Scheppers Carole Bauer Shook { Marijayne Wallace Stegman Sherrill French Stutzman Linda Beamer Taylor Susan Vessels { Marvalee Hendricks Wake Wendy Gaines Weatherup $250,000 $100,000
Sonnee Stallman Weedn Amy Zimmerman
Delta Beta Washington State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Ruth Ellingwood Dorman { Holly Whitcomb Henry { Alma Roth Prideaux { Cecelia Quirk | $250 - $499
Judith Repp Battin Lori Andrew Henneger { Elizabeth Hazelton Paget {
$100 - $249
Bonnie Stack Christianson { Betty Hummel Griffith { Carol Seegert Kocher Georgene Harber Leap Debra Patterson Lisser Anne Ludwick Long Jacquelyn Wehring Moore { Lynne Hitchcock Nicholson Jill Shoemake Russo Donna Albrigtson Yelich
$1 - $99
Ursula Riccius Bannister Susan Hoop Bishop Barbara White Bradford Molly Kramer Brunner Faris Dearborn Charbonneau Beverly Hall Ehlers Elizabeth Raugust Fox { KayDee Catlin Gilkey Carol Overstreet Jeffords Maudie Hulbert McDonald Patricia Skelton-McGougan Victoria Suzuki Miles Jennifer Brunaugh Rhoads Joann Chadbourne Swanson Hsueh-Mei Yang Lee Drake Zahniser {
Delta Gamma Montana State University $250 - $499 Donna Sheets Wagner { $100 - $249
Judith Drummond Bramlette Vivian Gillette Durland { Danette Lund Rasmussen Alice Durland Ryniker Louise Fulton Worster {
$1 - $99
Virginia Mann Bliss Kathryn Dahl Callantine Rosalie Holas Erickson Jennifer Flanders Estep Jo Ann Hicks Guenther { Beth Howe Hammell Betty Vanatta Henderson Jody Collis King Leann Fox Koon Janet Myers Lowney { Scotta Antonsen Mahugh Josephine Barrier Martin Nita Coleman Ostlund Carol Mathews Roehm Janice Kathary Vigre Zoanne Wynne Zapata
Delta Delta University of Oregon $100 - $249 Judith Wiant Gavin {
Marcia Cameron Graham { Muriel Hagendoorn Raz { Leann Johnston Roque {
$1 - $99
Patricia Krueger Brady Barbara Ebeling Carney Alyce Willmarth Drescher Martha Baxter Haake Norma Johanson { Johanna Flood Morrow Marlene Dunk Smith Jean Rhine Socolojsky Margaret Rauch Warnke
Delta Epsilon University of CaliforniaLos Angeles $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Penelope Thompson Donnelly { Charlon Brown Franke { Marion Steele Wilson {
$250 - $499
Marjorie Lund Crump |
$100 - $249
Joan Whittaker Allison { Elisabeth Yeoman Briffett | Virginia Berwick Dawson { Betty Fortune Lang { Eileen Lyon Gail Tyler Neher { Barbara Keith Richardson { Karin Holscher Stephens Tamara Durnall Tabak Betty Jo Purgitt Wyatt {
Lois Hoefert Aring Mary Logan Bailey
$1 - $99
Beverly Bush Aggen Gail Pearson Anderson Jana Bickel Esther Machlin Chew Almarene Williams Cook Gloria Nickerson Griffin Helen Roche Johnston Judy Boster Mark { Kay Kawaratani Masuyama Mary McGoey { Bregette Etter Moseley Julie How O’Brien Mary Campbell Rodebaugh { Marilyn Wolfe Sakata Sandra Goodwin Streech { Cynthia Luis Wells { Marcia Barnes Wunder
Delta Zeta University of British Columbia $100 - $249 Donna Leveridge Grossman
$1 - $99
Joan Jarvis Campbell Elizabeth Carlson Weingart
Delta Eta San Diego State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Frances Mettlach McCrackin | $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Janet Russell Lind {
$250 - $499
Naomi Grant Hartley { Fran Wallace Holland {
$100 - $249
Katherine Amundson Boase Patricia Holcombe Gylock Lynn Miller Hartline { Janet Purvis Lisle { Linda Stitt Lofgren Marion Tanner Moore Sandra Sarff Punch
$1 - $99
Jean Johansson Atwood Margaret Williams Bennett Judy Rasmussen Burke Gwen Bucknell Carrier Jill Daeschner Michelle Joseph Defelippi Patricia Carey Floren { Frances Gibson Grimes Patricia Groener Hansen Patricia Weaver Hardeman
Δ Delta Circle
$50,000
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Γ Gamma Circle
$25,000
| Double Rose Circle
Alpha Circle
$10,000
{ Buff Rose Circle
Phyllis Baldry Harrelson Janet Moss Johnson Gloria Suarez Justus Kristin Amundson Ogley { Carolyn Vosteen Sharpe Daryl McKenna Swanson Jane Wilson Wittkow
Delta Theta University of Idaho $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Elizabeth Misner Johnson p Charlotte Ruckman Misner p
$250 - $499
Sherry Walsh Fanning { Patricia Stroh Loo {
$100 - $249
Kathleen Jolley Abernathy Karen Flory Dalton Elisabeth Jolley Gibb Cecilia Amaro Hoffman { Mary Moorer Senko Jill Bachmeier Spiker Isabel Woods Wheatley
$1 - $99
Sarah Boger Karen Kottkey Chamberlain Galin Wikum Dobyns Stacey Pack Fordemwalt Kitty Collins Geidl Dawn Shipley Harlow Nova Jackson Hatch Susan Evans Oberst Janet Seitz Jashinski { Jamie Thomas Linda Werner p
Delta Iota California State University-Chico $250 - $499 Marilee Swor Meuter { Melaine McVay Taylor { $100 - $249
Elfriede Walzberg Bagley { Gina Gallego Colton Theresa Dolan { Janet Hepler Gillespie { Kimberly Lewis Krause Vesta Betonte McDonald { Cristine Miller
$1 - $99
Janice Wallace Bright Nadine Silva Davi Julie Sitton Duwe Cindi Anderson Edmondo Donna DeDomenico Holpainen { $1,000
$5,000
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Doris Perdue Kaiser Jayne Stolte Marchesi Janet Rogers Metallo Cassandra Unibe Olguin Marilyn Morcomb Planzer Diane Santiago Mary Lough Smith Eunice Jones Wesp {
Delta Kappa University of Alberta $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Nancy-Jane Quedado
Delta Mu University of CaliforniaSanta Barbara $1 - $99 Laurie Barrons Jean Bosworth Garcia
Delta Nu University of Calgary $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Katarina Hertling Ortmann {
$1 - $99
Ashley Kennedy
Delta Xi Arizona State University $100 - $249 Laura Jones Skousen
$1 - $99
Vicki Martin Fitzpatrick Michele Steinmetz Hamm Toni Brooks Milnes { DaNeil Colarich Olson Ellen Wenzel
Delta Omicron University of NevadaLas Vegas $100 - $249
Aimee Ballmer Abramovitz
$1 - $99
Jakke Farley Nicole Honeycutt
$100 - $249
Christina Marquez Fisher
$1 - $99
Fallon Segarini Adolph Kristen Aspray Sarah Livadary Bergsto Wendy Bright Faust { Sarah Rincon
Delta Sigma University of Hawaii at Manoa $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Kristen Anders Mary Ikeda Miwa |
$1 - $99
Marcia Hill Janelle Jinbo Sonja Nordmark Jasmine Green Wallace
Delta Tau Chapman University $1 - $99 Martha Kroeze Faust Sheryl Rosenberg
Epsilon Alpha University of Missouri $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Eleanor Miller Frasier { Judith Hayes Hand | Nann Blaine Hilyard Sara Acuff Smith { Michelle Yuenger {
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Michelle Barbeau Brenda Bier Barton { Betty Buschart Brand Teresa Briscoe Brun Charlene Morris Conrad | Betty Smith Hawkins { Elizabeth Perdue Hyde { Rondi Payne { Julie Scott Carol Smith White
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Epsilon Beta University of Kansas $1 - $99
Penny Leonard Balfour Kathleen Gibbons Delaney Mary Sampson Fay { Hillary Young Guenthner { Melinda O’Dell Henning Pattie Gene Hewitt Ruth Reitz Holsinger { Michelle Criqui Rofkahr Lorraine Shearing Roxanne Travelute
Epsilon Gamma University of Denver $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Gail Calkins Duree Carol Newman Greene { Jean Nevius Johnson p Nada Milosavljevic { p
$100 - $249
Delta Pi San Francisco State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Sarah O’Rourke King {
Carol Reppel Amling { Margaret Pegues Chapman Rose Rice Dishman Susan Cason Gille Stacia Hentz Sharon Blatter Higgs Deborah Kuntz Houston Dorothy Wilson Hungate Mauda Grimes McGeorge Shirley McCallister Meinert Nancy Corinne OShea Barbara Rockelman Reed Paula Egbert Ross Rita Sullivan Rundquist Sharon Aulepp Schwarz Carol Clemons Thomas {
Delta Rho Sonoma State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Kelley Flynn Holt {
Lorinda Kirkwood Stombaugh {
$1 - $99
$1 - $99
Nicole Neustice Wagg
Annulet Founder Circle
$250 - $499
Martha Fulton Gorden {
$100 - $249
Artis Tanton Boulier { Charlotte Schroeder Estlow Joann Brenton Harbison { Florence Duboff Northway { Jennifer Pakradooni
$1 - $99
Lois Thomas Boyd Alice Dralle Cozens Harlene Edwards Barbara Kiesler Hughes Marcia Potter Jasek Mary App Jordan Leann Decker Lancaster Nancy Smith Odell Debra Ogledzinski Ardlen Simpson Orrino $1,000,000 $500,000
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Lenore Schatz Seiler Gladys Potter Weimar
Epsilon Delta University of Texas at Austin $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999 Benita Wilson Dick Γ
$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Betty Leatherwood Adams Susan Kiefner Cage | Patsy Smith Davis Γ Kay LaBauve Parnell p
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$500 Jewel $500 - $999
SaRita Obelgoner Parker | Elizabeth Cartledge Rogers p
$250 - $499
Theodora Vanderwerth Boehm { Doreene Frizzell Boubel { Laura Glass Hensley { Amelia Runyan Rock
$100 - $249
Mary Chaney Heard Janice Jochec Shirley Rose Kraus { Jeanine Watson Kuhlken Sharon Edmiston Seago {
$1 - $99
Annette Anderson Martivee Curtin Aratoon Kathleen Kime Graham Frances Pittard Haynes Elinor Cartledge Howie { Helen Swanson Kininmonth Elizabeth Keasler Mansfield Dorothy Thornton Rencurrel Kathy Kraus Rorschach Laura Heath Smith Margaret Burnett Tannich Gail Gabriel Wickstrom
Epsilon Epsilon William Jewell College $250 - $499 Joyce Edson Hoech
$100 - $249
Norma Moss Barto { Marcia Love Pierce Diane Brown Wicker {
$1 - $99
Alice Rowland Algie Janice Thomas Baker Joyce Arnold Bergman $250,000 $100,000
Hanna Lockwood Dobberstine Janet Bailey Durbin Patty Davis Ellis Robin Gaye Hollrah Linda Harger Jolly Alyce Curtis Leytham { Roberta Carr Lierly Terri Schneider Modlin Eleanor Swadley Sweet { Janet Dinkheller Walt
Epsilon Theta University of Colorado Boulder $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Kathleen Fisk Christiansen |
Epsilon Zeta Arkansas State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Katherine Martin Farris {
Jane Larson Alder { Nancy Pearce Garrett Mary Heimann Linn { Cydnee McMullen Mary Kelley Wyss-Cummings {
$250 - $499
Carol Mueller Koontz {
$100 - $249
$1 - $99
$500 Jewel $500 - $999
Ada Marsh Oldham |
$100 - $249
Allison Denman Holland Mary Allen Ray Janell Zeug
$1 - $99
Sandra Wood Faltemier Nita Vanhook Lindsey Allison Johnston McCoy Nancy Redd McGee { Mitzi Langlois Young
Epsilon Eta Texas Christian University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Susan Havran Carter | Carol Ferguson Wiener { $100 - $249
Carolyn Vinson Chisum Shirley Heald Diane Bourland Miles Sue Sperling Vincent
$1 - $99
Donna Edelen Blanton Susan Bond Butsch Helen Huff Dunlap Pamela Nix Gilmore { Leslie Martin Billie Oakley Minot Mary Mulry Jane H. Olmstead Mary Packard { Ann Ferrell Ritchie Sheila Grant Thayer {
Mary Kellogg Kirby Sally Yewens Meisner Cynthia Thomas Karen Winquist Waligorski
Epsilon Iota University of Northern Colorado $1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499 Patricia O’Connor Vreeland |
$1 - $99
Virginia Harkins Agnew Sue Rash Albers { Gail Peters Baxter Cassandra Jarrett Cleaver Ida Harris Combs Kathlyn Fenton Edmonds Margaret Latinis Hays Karen Simpson McCurley Carla Slattery Moore Laura Mortick Susan Coury Rogers Oleta Wilson Shamasko Joyce Ryder Terbovich
Epsilon Lambda University of Central Missouri $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Sherralyn Denning Craven Γ
$100 - $249
Denise Whiting Edwards Amy Pickerel Moss Linda Loveland Rinehart { Shirley Kochsmeier Siegel
$1 - $99
Leeann Jones Blundell Ina Billingslea Bryan { Ruth Harlan Lamb Debra Saylor Lumley { Sally Schwartz Smith Sara Salisbury Smith
$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Susan Turman | $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Cindy Griffin Haas {
Epsilon Mu Fort Hays State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Lana Tittel Shults { Shelley Sutton {
$100 - $249
Ann Struble Birkle { Anne Overton DeGraff Ruth Boyle Holt Karri Lampson Kent Carol Scheve Yung
$1 - $99
$1 - $99
Donna Benge Karin Whetstone Culter { Mary Sue Myers Myrtle Hickman Stanley
Epsilon Kappa Pittsburg State University $250 - $499 Lynda Beachner Banwart { Helen Kriegsman { $100 - $249
Katherine Bradshaw Chappelear Angela Wood Cutbill {
Stephanie Groninga Bannister Lynette Brazda Bickley Karen Conard Brannam Kathryn Calvert Amber Carlson Alicia Thornhill Crutcher Sandra Jo Boys Daugherty Jone Courtney Galloway { Angela Leggett Gaughan Elizabeth Berning Gerber Paula Schoendaller Keefer Margaret Rupp Lachowsky Juneil Thomm McQueen Linda Fell Pacey Dee Ann Smith Riebel Jan Post Stejskal Kathie Miley Taylor Terry Deal Waggle Janice Urban Witt
Δ Delta Circle
$50,000
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$25,000
| Double Rose Circle
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$10,000
{ Buff Rose Circle
Epsilon Nu University of Central Oklahoma $1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499 Kimberly Martin Klaus | $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Rie Gerah Hoehner p Marcie Worl Kirchberg | Lisa Adams Matthews {
$250 - $499
Cathryn Baxter Davis { Laura Coolidge Endicott {
$100 - $249
Jane Hanlin Hier Ashley Kemp Kay Cunningham Rice Melvalyn Smith Springborn Rita Kanaly Williams
$1 - $99
Patricia Taylor Caplinger Martha Wieduwilt Jessup Robyn Roach Margaret Payne Simons { Jeannette Webster Smith
Epsilon Xi East Central University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Kelly Lucas Davenport { $1 - $99
Levica Chapman Smith Chandra Bridges Stroope
Epsilon Omicron Southwestern Oklahoma State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Becky Kelly Harvey | Epsilon Rho Texas A&M University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Melissa Monk Jennifer Powell {
$250 - $499
Julie Payne Kirchmeier
$100 - $249
Jane Carmichael Bickham Jennifer Wyatt Sadler
$1,000
$5,000
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$1 - $99
Carroll Adams Ronda Lenser Dillard Charlotte Jamieson Anita Elmore Konvicka Angela Meeds
Epsilon Upsilon Tarleton State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Donna Plumlee Hendrix { $100 - $249
Sena Goodlett Leese
Zeta Alpha Eastern Michigan University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Denise DiFranco Browning {
Zeta Epsilon Michigan Technological University $100 - $249
$1 - $99
$1 - $99
Meagan Daniels
Zeta Beta Lehigh University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903
Mary Beth Dulcey Morabito {
$100 - $249
$1 - $99
Gertrude Carlson Jana Chauncy Jackson Jami Ables Lovelady Helen McShane
Epsilon Phi Texas Woman’s University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Amber Garrison Duncan { $1 - $99
Autumn Bayles { Maria Pankos Pruitt
$1 - $99
Sara Bailin Danielle Impink Deery Maria Dillon Angela Dohl Judith Lannin Panagakos Amy Shotmeyer Lori Schlauch Trechter
Zeta Gamma Gannon University $1 - $99
Lisa Casillas Dibble Erin Robb
Epsilon Psi University of Texas At Dallas $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Holly Phillips Rudnick { $1 - $99
Catherine Ayala Kristen Blakely Rachel Malone Schepps Jordan Wallace
Lauren A. Hopkins Nicole L. Kunz
Zeta Delta Towson University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Michele Hartlove | Lesley A. Hubbard { $500 Jewel $500 - $999
Janis Lang Bartosz | Alison Gardner {
Katherine Klinefelter Hastings { Susan Biddison Plummer
$1 - $99
$1 - $99
$100 - $249
Janet Balson Andrews Megan Haupt M. Teresa Kneavel Haupt Terri Goldenberg Johnson Monica Beth Kitlas Wendy Hucht Lanahan Stephanie McGirr
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Theresa Bills Amy Thomas Johnson Janet Turner Lomasney Rebecca Shetron Nold { Pamela Harrison Roberts
Zeta Zeta Worcester Polytechnic Institute $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Cynthia Moser { Sara Jean Swiatlowski { $100 - $249
Claudine Gagnon McCluskey Elizabeth Archambault Stank Suzanne Logcher Yeghiayan
$1 - $99
Rebecca Hanifen Derwin Victoria DeVault Lynn Marzano France Christine Gagnon Karyn Gottardi Augustina Mills Molly Nawrath Lisa Pickar Nollman Karen Zalewski Oliver Julie Banach Roy Mary Toomey
Zeta Eta Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $100 - $249 Sujatha Reddy {
Gabriela Rodriguez
Epsilon Omega Truman State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Katherine Bross { Emily Albright Nicole Birdsill Buesse Colleen Cooper Jennifer Horton Grace McGaughey Lauren Robertson
Ellen Stasi Horsch
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Roberta Lenore Phillips | Andrea Smith {
$100 - $249
Kimberly Nelson { Debra Collins Watt {
$1 - $99
Karla Rhodeback Berger Sarah Casner Kristina Held Chadwick Elizabeth Mueller Cunningham Amy Agle Foreman Jennifer Giardina Kennedy Holly Weibel May
Zeta Kappa University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Jennifer Werni Hughes { $100 - $249
Christine Pawlowski Sullivan
$1 - $99
Laurie Esplen Koster
Zeta Nu Alma College $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Mary Jo Toth { $100 - $249
Janelle Kauffman Moore
$1 - $99
Carrie Rau Schmidt
$1 - $99
Laurinda MacKinnon Audrey Kaplan O’Neil Barbara Vaccaro
Zeta Xi Cornell University $1 - $99 Catherine Blackler
Zeta Theta Lafayette College $100 - $249 Gretel Raibeck
$1 - $99
Elisabeth Edwards Bratlien Lauren Moses Cypert Janine Fechter Elissa Ebeling Kaufer Sandra Veresink Kovacs Julie Pollock Trainor { $1,000,000 $500,000
Zeta Iota Miami University $500 Jewel $500 - $999
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Zeta Omicron Kettering University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Stephannie Sack Bailey { Adrienne Kerr Beckett { Susan Eberts Prater
$250,000 $100,000
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$100 - $249
Laura Unikel Lukas Heather Slotnick Mueller
$1 - $99
Theta Beta Auburn University at Montgomery $1 - $99 Betty Baggett Hall
Andrea Pelton Harris Aimee Queen Melissa Scheich Emily VanVeelen
Zeta Pi Saint Joseph’s University $1 - $99 Marie Clapp Blaser Melissa Hilferty Stewart
Zeta Rho Quinnipiac University $100 - $249 Karyn Kahl Layton
Zeta Sigma Northwood University $100 - $249 Deborah Barbre Bowers Marissa Janazzo Salsbury
Zeta Upsilon Northern Michigan University $1 - $99 Trisha Peters Confer
Zeta Chi University of Western Ontario $1 - $99 Stacey McCready Pipicelli
Zeta Psi Western Michigan University $100 - $249 Cheri Canfield
$1 - $99
Megan Edwards
Theta Alpha Louisiana State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Penny Heuiser { $100 - $249
Michelle Maillet Menard
Theta Delta North Georgia College And State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Melissa Brown { Melanie Brown { $100 - $249
Diane Beckford Bogue
$1 - $99
Kristen Comer Chase Erin Kate Connolly Morgan McPherson Evans Deborah Hudson Terri Owens Kates Kristina Lappin Pamela Glenton Nix
Theta Epsilon University of South Alabama $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Donya McKee Gillespie { $250 - $499
Iolanda Ingrassia Goodfellow { Helen Doody Potter Laura Aymond Proctor
$1 - $99
Virginia Herring Sorgen
Nicole Roberts Diak Amy Carson Fleming Meghann Wheeler
Theta Iota Western Kentucky University $250 - $499
Theta Omicron Western Carolina University $1 - $99
Jennifer Lynch Nickel
$100 - $249
Phyllis C. Parrott
$1 - $99
Patricia Godby Canon Sara Basham McCaslin Phyllis Parrott Sara Roe Kimberly Davenport Hunt Vince Jennifer Owens West
Theta Kappa University of Virginia $1 - $99
$1 - $99
Martha Robbins Burrell Michele Williams Early Heather Sprinkle
Theta Zeta Randolph-Macon College $1 - $99 Elizabeth Jenkins Beaudet Quinn Cunningham Janet Engle MaryKay Svoboda Hester Cristin Bauby Traylor Linda Mabry Wilkinson
Theta Eta University of Tennessee at Martin $100 - $249
Theta Pi Lambuth University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Michelle Parks { $1 - $99
Mary Margaret Brewer Emily Garrett Kelly Gebhart
Theta Rho Barry University $250 - $499
Theta Lambda University of West Florida $100 - $249 Kristalyn Thoma {
Theta Sigma Valdosta State University $1 - $99
$250 - $499
Lisa Pridgen Rosser {
$1 - $99
Wendi Witek
Theta Nu Virginia Commonwealth University $1 - $99 Katherine Gepford Eichin
Theta Xi Clemson University $100 - $249 Christine Workman
$1 - $99
Jennifer Ebner Malea Greene Habbal Allison Hinson Kenney Jennifer Wilson
Elizabeth Dunn Christine Moore Tara Wheeler Prather
Theta Mu University of North CarolinaWilmington $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Christel Brady McMillan {
Courtney Johnson Sollie
Catherine L. Matthews
$1 - $99
Theta Theta Mississippi State University $1 - $99
Ann Vaughn Robertson Jennifer Williams Winstead
Δ Delta Circle
$50,000
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$25,000
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Eileen Eiler McManis {
Willa Valencia
Theta Tau Belmont University $100 - $249 Mary Noel
$1 - $99
Patricia Chaffin Sammie Rogers-Brown
Theta Upsilon Georgetown College $100 - $249 Diane Alder
Theta Phi University of Tampa $1 - $99
Jeanie Donnenwirth Baker Rosemary Cutillo Woodbury
Theta Chi Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University $1 - $99 Martha Ashmore Manisha Patel
$10,000
{ Buff Rose Circle
$1,000
$5,000
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Kappa Beta Missouri Western State University $1 - $99 Hanna Taylor
Kappa Gamma Texas A&M-Corpus Christi $1 - $99 Cristina Ramos
Friends of the Foundation $10,000 Jewel $10,000 - $25,000 Susan Reinke
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$5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $10,000
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$2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $5,000 Christy Church {
Mike & Betty Devereaux Δ
$1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,500 David Brule, Sr. { $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,904
Donald & Suzanne Hilliker Gloria Rumsfield | Ken Wheat {
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$500 Jewel $500 - $1,000
J Bernard Blake Mary Beth Cornelius Elizabeth & Thomas Hudspeth Christian Pierce { Susan Putman { Steven Witte
$250 - $499
Mark & Ellen Braunstein { Joseph & Leslie Floren { Carl & Kris Jones Catherine Routh Keith Steiner | Troy & Patricia Swinford
$100 - $249
Anonymous Donor p Cheryl & Barry Allen Donald & Geralyn Anderson Cheryl Ashton William Badger & Edith Cook Bruce & Gwen Benbo Julie Berry
Mary Jo Borel Blake & Linda Bowman David & Sharon Boyer Jacob & Cheryl Bristow Becky & Michael Bunge Duncan & Mindy Campbell Richard & Elke Carter Derrell & Merry Carter William Carter Claudia Case Duane & Rose Ann Cattanach Diana Chaves Bill & Diane Chlebowy Frederick Clarke Dianna Clyne & Jerry Smith Carol Colao Steve Core Dana & Diana Cramer Kenneth & Karen Creech Michael & Kathleen Cunningham Brad & Margaret Davis Susan & David Dean Joe & Dianna Deere Jeff & Shelley Devereaux Mike Devereux Jeannine Eckelkamp Michele & Mark Fagan Barbara Faria Norine Fine Barry & Dorene Gallant Ilene Swank Garrett John & Doreen Gates Robert & Tambra Gifford Heidi Gillespie Christine & Mike Gleason Rob & Mandy Goble Leonard & Claire Goldsmith Shelley Harmatny Deborah & William Hartnett Pam & Ron Hartwell Tim & Jill Heffron Dennis & Martha Heitmann Pam Herman Leigh Ann & Warren Hinkle Paul & Johnna Hochkammer Michael Holstein Alan & Kathy Johns Edward & Miriam Klapka Michael & Jill Komar John & Patricia Kornacker Alexander & Stephanie Kreymer Jo Dolecki-Lane & Randolph Lane Rob & Sharon Larson Jamie Sheriff Law Lance & Karen Lee Morton & Elaine Levine Ruth Lewis Elaine Liu Jennie & Michael MacEachern Debra Magnuson Doug & Lynn Major John & Stacee Marshall
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John & Debbie Marzillo Diana McDowell Carol Meeker Ramon & Blanca Mendoza David & Marcia Miller Jere Mock Laura & Richard Moody William & Barbara Moore Vanessa & Gary Murdock Debra & David Nagel Marie Nickle Scott Overstreet Shirley Ow Henry Page Jim & Debbie Panzuto James Parrott Glen Paul Mike & Debbie Payne James & Kim Peters Theresa Petersen Sara Phillips { Margaret Presswood Linda Preston Ronda Price Beth & Robert Probst Peter & Laurie Rapinchuk Patricia & John Remus Adam Ritz Celena & Donald Rorex Loralee Rupp Dean & Donna Rydquist Frank & Maureen Santoni Laura Nelson & Jeffrey Santrock Stephan & Patricia Schlagel Pat & Mary Schlosser Ann & R.J. Scott Shirley & Charles Sedgwick Sam & Sherri Servedio Dewayne & Kim Sharp Helen & John Shiely Judy Skara Mark & Kate Sontag Lawrence & Christine Spetka Alton & Joretta Starling Sammy Steelman Joel & Donna Stern Olga Stevens Mark & Brandy Stout Mitch & Dawn Taubin Holly Taylor Glenn Terry Sandy & Doug Thomas Dianne & Eric Thorndike Thomas Tiemann Charles & Rhonda Townsend Jennifer & Scott Trenkamp Patricia & David Turner Susan Ulrich-Angell Wade & Jessie Uptergrove Nancy VanBalen { Don & Renee Vetter Joane & Joel Wachs
$1,000,000 $500,000
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Anastasia & John Wald Bob Tiso & Kathleen Ward Ruth Waugh Debbie & Lloyd West Lissa Yap & Alan Wicks Meg Wiese Roxanne & Stan Wilke Paula & Jeff Wilson John & Nancy Woods Melissa Wright Ed & Liz Xavier Cynthia & Blake Zizzi
$1 - $99
Albert & Gina Aldazabal Maureen Bee Wolfgang & Marjorie Birner Brian & Cheryl Bissett Debbie Bobinis Bill & Erin Bradley Velma & Bob Chamberlin William Clarke Lisa Clarke John & Dawn Coen Robert & Wilma Couch Allen & Lanelle Crawford D. L. & Mary Creager Anna & Daniel Culmer Jan & Bob Dale Eddie & Meg Deaton Mark & Monica Debrock Barbara Drane Richard & Louella Eason Irene & Yvette Elgart Michael & Sheila Ellsworth Kevin & Jana Finch D. Dee Frazier Gail & David Friedman Patricia & Gene Gentrup Tom Glavin Steve Good Jeanine Lee Gray Andrew & Shelley Gross Randy Joseph Hatch Janet & Kevin Heard Phyllis Herrell Aaron & Jennifer Hill Jim and Sheila Hilliker Penny & Charlie Huffman Jack & Nola Hutchinson April Jackson Maria Jagadics Daryl Johnson Charles & Jeanne Jones L.K. & R.L. Keaton Robert & Lucille Kesilman Michele & Jeffrey King Dale & Janet Knapp Susan Knisely Bryan & Cheryl-Lynn Koss Richard & Jeanne Larson Keegan Law
$250,000 $100,000
Madyson Law Ginger Glazer & Ken Lawler Judi Manes Mary Jo & Grady McCarthy James McCullough Guillermina & Juan Medina Eric & Mindy Miller Alex & Janene Misak Maureen Kelly Nalezny Joseph & Joellyn Nasca James & Mary Nee Loretta & Eric Noblitt Anthony & Linda O’Rourke Vivien & Philip Onofrio Cynthia Ortman Douglas & Jennifer Parrott Tony & Rosetta Pecoraro Bob & Joy Pilcher Sandra & Frank Plyler Joe & Candee Pope Nancy & George Pytlik Jaimie Ramos Samuel Rayburn Tom & Nancy Rice Dr. & Mrs. Harold Robinson William Ruhlman Cynthia Ryan-Meissner John & Susan Saling Melody Sanchez Dale & Candise Schmidling Mallory Shabel Holly Thompson Don & Sally Thompson Paul & Jayna Tripi Deborah & Andrew Vagasi Patricia Webster Karen Wehrman Scott & Sharon Wiest Christopher Williams Sandra Work Katharine Yelas Donald Zimmerman
Companies & Organizations $5,000 - $10,000 The Chicago Community Trust Γ
$2,500 - $5,000
Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program | University of Michigan Greek Week |
$1,000 - $1,904
Community Foundation of Greater Flint p OMEGAFI { Peters Wholesale Furnishings, LLC { Sigma Chi { TelecomPioneers {
The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Inc. { Time Warner { Vanguard Charitable Endowment Program p
$500 - $1,000
Community Foundation of Central Illinois { Digital Pix { Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund | Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation | Mackinaw Valley Vinyard Mile High United Way { Purdue University Student Organizations Seton Hall University The San Diego Foundation’s Evan and Kimberly Klebe { United Way of Greater Milwaukee {
Dominion Foundation JustGive Kappa Kappa Gamma Kraft Foods Foundation Pi Beta Phi Idaho Chapter Southern Illinois University Alumni Association Union Pacific Fund for Effective Government United Methodist Foundation of Louisiana
$250 - $499
Ciena Corporation Dayton Foundation Freddie Mac Employee Funds GoodSearch { JP Morgan Chase Foundation Microsoft Matching Gifts Program { Truist
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Abbott Fund AIG Matching Grants Program Chi Omega Executive Headquarters Foundation For The Carolinas { Friends of Ted Little GE Foundation p Genentech Givingstation Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Delta Sorority Microsoft Giving Campaign { Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Schneider Electric North America Foundation Sigma Sigma Sigma UBS Foundation { United Way of Bay Area Village Photographers
$1 - $99
2 Purpose Driven Bald Guys Allstate Giving Campaign ARIA Communications { AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign Brinks C.R. Bard Foundation Citizens Charitable Foundation CustomInk.com Davis Odd Fellows Denver Area Panhellenic
Δ Delta Circle
$50,000
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Γ Gamma Circle
$25,000
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Alpha Circle
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Honor Roll of
Collegiate Jewel Chapters
Members of the following collegiate chapters have contributed many hours to raise $2,000 or more for the ΑΓΔ Foundation for membership in the Jewel Society. To help celebrate the Foundation’s 50th Birthday, the chapters indicated by ‡ donated $2,500 or more. Delta‡-University of Minnesota Epsilon‡-University of Kentucky Iota‡-University of Washington Xi‡-Illinois Wesleyan University Rho‡-Iowa State University Sigma‡-University of Illinois Upsilon‡-University of Oklahoma Phi-Oregon State University Psi‡-University of Alabama Omega‡-University of Akron Alpha Alpha-University at Buffalo (The State Univ. of NY) Alpha Beta‡-University of Michigan Alpha Epsilon‡-Westminster College Alpha Iota‡-Baldwin-Wallace College Alpha Lambda‡-The Ohio State University Alpha Omicron‡-West Virginia Wesleyan College Alpha Pi‡-Wayne State University Alpha Sigma-Indiana University of Pennsylvania Alpha Upsilon‡-Central Michigan University Alpha Omega‡-Duquesne University Beta Alpha‡-Nebraska Wesleyan University Beta Beta-North Dakota State University
Beta Delta‡-Indiana University Beta Epsilon-Carroll University Beta Eta-Southern Illinois University Beta Iota‡-Eastern Illinois University Beta Xi‡-Purdue University Beta Omicron‡-Illinois State University Beta Tau‡-Ball State University Gamma Alpha-University of Georgia Gamma Beta-Florida State University Gamma Delta‡-Auburn University Gamma Zeta‡-University of Memphis Gamma Eta‡-High Point University Gamma Iota‡-Mercer University Gamma Xi‡-Murray State University Gamma Omicron-Eastern Kentucky University Gamma Sigma-Troy University Gamma Tau-University of West Georgia Gamma Upsilon-University of Montevallo Gamma Phi‡-Georgia Institute of Technology Gamma Psi‡-University of North Alabama Gamma Omega‡-University of Alabama at Birmingham Delta Beta‡-Washington State University
Delta Gamma‡-Montana State University Delta Theta‡-University of Idaho Delta Iota‡-California State University, Chico Delta Nu-University of Calgary Delta Omicron‡-University of Nevada, Las Vegas Delta Pi-San Francisco State University Delta Rho‡-Sonoma State University Delta Tau‡-Chapman University Delta Upsilon-Boise State University Epsilon Beta‡-University of Kansas Epsilon Epsilon-William Jewell College Epsilon Zeta-Arkansas State University Epsilon Kappa‡-Pittsburg State University Epsilon Mu‡-Fort Hays State University Epsilon Nu‡-University of Central Oklahoma Epsilon Upsilon‡-Tarleton State University Epsilon Phi‡-Texas Woman’s University Epsilon Psi‡-University of Texas at Dallas
Epsilon Omega‡-Truman State University Zeta Gamma‡-Gannon University Zeta Epsilon‡-Michigan Technological University Zeta Kappa-University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Zeta Pi‡-Saint Joseph’s University Zeta Tau-Seton Hall University Zeta Chi‡-University of Western Ontario Theta Beta‡-Auburn University at Montgomery Theta Delta‡-North Georgia College and State University Theta Iota-Western Kentucky University Theta Lambda‡-University of West Florida Theta Mu-University of North Carolina at Wilmington Theta Nu‡-Virginia Commonwealth University Theta Tau‡-Belmont University Kappa Beta‡-Missouri Western State University Kappa Gamma‡-Texas A & M Corpus Christi
alumnae Jewel Chapters & Clubs
The following chapters and clubs contributed their time and talents to raise $1,000 or more for the ΑΓΔ Foundation for membership in the Jewel Society. To help celebrate the Foundation’s 50th Birthday, the chapters/clubs indicated by ‡ donated $1,500 or more.
Atlanta Alumnae Chapter‡ Auburn-Opelika Alumnae Chapter Beta Beta Alumnae Chapter‡ Central Florida Alumnae Club Chicago Northwest Suburban Club‡ Dallas Alumnae Chapter‡
DuPage Area Alumnae Club Epsilon Lambda Alumnae Chapter Epsilon Upsilon Alumnae Chapter Fox Valley Alumnae Club‡ Greater Kansas City Alumnae Club Greater Portland Alumnae Club‡
Greater Raleigh Alumnae Chapter Greater Seattle Alumnae Chapter Houston Alumnae Club‡ Norman Alumnae Chapter‡ North Atlanta Alumnae Club Northwest Florida Alumnae Chapter
St. Louis Alumnae Club‡ Tampa Bay Area Alumnae Chapter Tau Alumnae Chapter Valley of the Sun Alumnae Chapter
honors
This special group of members, family and friends were honored by a gift in their name to the ΑΓΔ Foundation. Kathleen Jolley Abernathy Arlina Anastasiou Ann Zehner Angle Amanda J. Arendale Frances George Arnsdorff Stephannie Sack Bailey Laura Schiefley Ballard Janis Lang Bartosz Adrienne Kerr Beckett Chantry Lee Bell Jeanette Drane Benjey Jessica Calhoun & John Bernatz Elaine Barrick Bess Barbara Baerwald Bowman Betty & John Briffett Bonnie J. Brown
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Melanie D. Brown Melissa Brown Barbara Meador Callard Kristen L. Cameron Amber A. Carlson Lois Stoker Carpenter Susan Havran Carter Patricia L. Chaffin Jennifer Bloomberg Clarke Laura Collins Rachel Cornelius Ellen Cottrell Mary Couch Sherralyn Denning Craven Julie Waitman Cretin Vickie Alewine Dalton
Ann T. Daly Amanda K. Danley Jane Peters Dawson Sarah K. DeHart Mike & Betty Devereaux Lee Woodham Digiovanni Kay Taylor Donahue Pat Crews Dowdell Mary Dawson Droste Amber Garrison Duncan Gail Calkins Duree Penelope Yocum Edmondson Anne Loring Eiler Deborah Schmidt Eschenbacher Julianne Essmiller Deedee Smith Evans
Wendy Bright Faust Chris Rudduck Fedor Lesley A. Feyerherm Karen R. Fidler Peggy Kuebler Field Pamela Schmidt Flewelling Alison Grimes Flint Patricia Carey Floren Robin Schmidt Frieder Elisabeth Jolley Gibb Colleen Gleason Laura B. Graham Joyce Aamot Greene Malea Green Habbal Judith Hayes Hand Joan Randolph Hatch
Kalina I. Haynes Jeanne Heidler Kendra P. Hibler Barbara Baker Hilliker Suzanne Hilliker Rie Gerah Hoehner Sharon Houck Hood Lauren A. Hopkins JoAnn Wolfgang Hostetler Lesley A. Hubbard Karen Clutter Hughes Veronica Hunter Sabrina Jackson Carolyn Jagadics Elizabeth Misner Johnson Ashley B. Kennedy Allison Hinson Kenney Karen S. Koenig Tricia Burke Koob Vanessa Kopp Karen Palla Kovach Nicole L. Kunz Lily Kurtzman Helene Martucci Lamarre Jamie Sheriff Law Ashley Putman Leatherwood Ingrid Stein London Claire Hicks Long Andrew J. Maier Lisa Adams Matthews Sharron Logan McCormack Brenda McCoskey Jane Malicki McCosky
Kassie Mcelvain Jessica L. McPherrin Barbara Henderson Miller Mr. & Mrs. George Miller Jillian Palka Miller Charlotte Ruckman Misner Clara Mitcham Ashley Moore Mary Beth Dulcey Morabito Jennifer Smentek Mores Elizabeth Smith Morgan Rebecca Bowes Murphy Samantha Murphy Kimberly Chatak Nelson Margie Tribble Nickels Emma & Erin Nunez Cinda Zehner O’Connor Linda Whelan O’Connor Beth Hesemam Osborn Cristen Creek Osborne Harriet Halstead Overcash Katherine H. Overcash Marie Ford Palmer Diane Ostich Pancoe Sue Pellegrino-Wolf Ashley Pembleton Mary Day Phelps Janice Smith Pitrolo Amy Mullenhoff Poore Julie A. Powers Rebecca Probst Ashley M. Putman Marie Dubke Racz
Elise Rennels Ramsey Misha Rice Patricia Tulley Riddiford Maureen McGinnis Ritchie Sabrina L. Ross Debbie Douglass Roth Teresa Williams Sanders Abbie Schneider Jane Henslee Scott Mary Moorer Senko Lana Tittel Shults Sue Maggio Sim Stephanie A. Simpson Dorothy Schoneker Skinner Rachel L. Sochacki Sheila Sola Suzanne Carmack Spicer Marijayne Wallace Stegman Jackie Brannon Stutts Shelley S. Sutton Linda Tucci Teodosio Bobette Sandifer Thompson Judith Meyer Tice Angela Park Tilley Eleni L. Vavouris Amy M. Wernberg Debra Wheeler Barbara J. White Cathy Cannon Wicks Starr Wilson Susan Wilson Wendi Witek Liz Harriss York
ΑΓΔ Archives Committee ΑΓΔ Foundation ΑΓΔ Foundation’s 50th Anniversary ΑΓΔ Foundation A-Team Members ΑΓΔ Foundation Board & Staff ΑΓΔ International Headquarters Staff Alpha Beta Chapter Alpha Iota Chapter Alpha Lambda Chapter Beta Omicron Sisters Delta Beta Chapter 1946 Graduates Delta Iota Chapter Delta Omicron Chapter Delta Pi Chapter Delta Rho Chapter Delta Tau Chapter Delta Theta House Association 2011 DuPage Area Alumnae Club Officers Epsilon Kappa Chapter Epsilon Xi Chapter Gamma Alpha Chapter Gamma Eta Chapter Gamma Tau Chapter Gamma Zeta Chapter Kappa Delta Chapter Theta Iota Chapter Theta Omicron Chapter Theta Tau Chapter Zeta Theta Chapter Zeta Theta Chapter 30th Anniversary
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Contributions were made during the 2011-2012 fiscal year in memory of these ΑΓΔ members, family and friends: Alfred Carl Adams Diana Adams Gerald Aiken Taylor L. Anderson Nancy Sheppeard Atkinson Janet Besson Louise Johnson Bick Donna Lindstrand Blake Eleanor Weddle Bobbitt Mary Wheeler Bode Mary Jane Barbey Bostick Linda Johns Bradley Mrs. Almond Campbell Eleanor Carey Natalie Chuma Jeanne Watson Cockey Irene Costello Nancy Conover Dawson Cynthia L. Devereaux Kathryn Kaser Dodge Dorothy S Duncan Jane F. Duncan Aina Parker Dutro Laura A. Eberts Virginia Ricks Eby Annette Hillman Euphrat Bach Ferguson J.B. Fine Leta Yourd Fitts LaVerne Taylor Flanagan Larry Funk
Dr. Patrick Golden Helen Ernst Golden Carol A. Gordon Joyce Aamot Greene L. Len Gregg Marshall Gumbiner Betty Lynn Hall Wynona Eslow Hall Marge Hampton Blanche Patterson Hare Betty Kelly Harkins Carolyn Hays Harvey Lois Higgins Cassandra Hill James E. Holder Frances Hopson Honeycutt Lola Lollar Huff Jack Jennings Myrtle Alice Jennings Barbara Walkinshaw Johnson Nancy Tindel Kahn Mary Lou Damascio Keating Louise Keith Marian Moritz Kelly Patricia Rorke Kelly Johanna Reed Kirkgasser Dorothy Kuebler Dorothy Wilkins Kuebler Donna Weeks Landis Agnes Jimenez Lee Dorothy Day Leet
Lois Darby Leimkuhler Wilhelmina Parnell Levinson Tiffany Bayer Lill Paula Gallup Little Mary Nicholas Loeschner Mariann Lund Carol Matte Bob Matthews Donna Fields McCain Janice Glick McGregor Jennifer Roberson McIntyre Betty Lou Hill Mitchell Denise Hardie Monette Margaret Stark Moore Kimberly Bragg Moragne Vernon Morgan Mildred Alice Lloyd Murry Susan Mahan Niebur Doris Renaud Nielsen Betty Saling Normandin Trudy A. Noyes Ruth Shedd Orem Robert Owles Carolyn C. Patton Verna Hacke Peterson Charles D. Porter Sigrid Porter Judith A. Rezabek Luann Rhodes Lucia Stevens Robinson Harriette Dozier Rowe
Virginia Merry Russell Robert W. Ruth Ruby Dickie Scherer Patricia L. Schils Phyllis Parsons Shive Amanda K. Smith Lillian Snyder Mary Brinton Swank John Tatum Jacqueline Elliott Thompson Richard Tomlinson Mr. Turf Fran & James Terhune Anna Lundy Werkhoven Amy M. Wernberg S.B. White Lori Morton Witte Caryl Seeliger Wolf Beta Alpha Chapter Grand Members Delta Alpha Chapter Grand Members
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Spot a Squirrel!
Laurie Vesalo, Omega-University of Akron, spotted this squirrel at a coffee shop in New York City.
Tell Us More! We're looking for photos of Alpha Gamma Delta chapter houses! We know that several collegiate chapters have been renovating their properties and are very proud of their chapter facilities. Please share these with us by emailing quarterly@alphagammadelta. org. The Quarterly staff wants to hear from you! Please send any stories, information or ideas to quarterly@ alphagammadelta.org. Thank you for sharing!
Visiting a restaurant and see a squirrel figurine? On vacation and spot a squirrel stuffed animal? Take a photo! Make sure the photograph is high resolution. More information is available on the Fraternity website.
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Our Directory Alpha Gam Word Scramble Unscramble the words below using the clues from this issue of the magazine! See answers on the Fraternity website.
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edtal nlsoiep University of California, Los Angeles chapter to be recolonized.
2.
aeprl isstres Alumnae mentors to the newest members of a recently-installed collegiate chapter.
3. gllpcahamas Twitter handle for the Leadership Consultants. 4.
aidmndo eicclr The Foundation's $250,000 giving level.
5. raacauorcslvdi Type of exercise that enhances the body’s ability to uptake blood glucose by working muscles and helps regulate insulin levels. 6.
achlortte nmit The Charlotte Alumnae Chapter members enjoyed a private tour of this museum.
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aegls ercek mcap Greater Portland Area Alumnae Club’s local community service project.
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eliv ithw rupopse International Convention 2012’s theme.
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ostaetd ilviroa A food item St. Louis is famous for.
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noe lime Length of Convention Philanthropy Walk.
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almadb lahap Newly-installed chapter at St. Joseph’s College, Long Island.
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amlbda tbea Newly-installed chapter at St. Joseph’s College, Brooklyn.
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udolbe oers cciler The Foundation's $5,000 giving level.
14. dapoarn Schoolbeads.com also fit this popular style of bracelet. 15.
rahctep osehus We’re looking for photos of these! Email to quarterly@alphagammadelta.org.
International Headquarters Executive Director, Stephannie Sack Bailey 8710 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis, IN 46260 317-663-4200 info@alphagammadelta.org Office Hours - 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. EDT Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation Executive Director, Julie Waitman Cretin 8710 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis, IN 46260 317-663-4242 foundation@alphagammadelta.org Office Hours - 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. EDT The Leadership InstituteWomen with Purpose, Inc. Tonja Eagan, CEO and Executive Director 3815 River Crossing Parkway, Suite 100 Indianapolis, IN 46240 888-854-9971 info@theleadershipinstitute-wwp.org Office Hours - 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. EDT International Council International President Jackie Brannon Stutts ip@vst.alphagammadelta.org International Vice President-Alumnae Lesley Hubbard ivpa@vst.alphagammadelta.org International Vice President-Collegians Amber Garrison Duncan ivpc@vst.alphagammadelta.org International Vice President-Membership Marie Ford Palmer ivpm@vst.alphagammadelta.org International Vice President-Extension Liz Harriss York ivpe@vst.alphagammadelta.org International Vice President-Finance Bobette Sandifer Thompson ivpf@vst.alphagammadelta.org International Vice President-Panhellenic Affairs Rie Gerah Hoehner ivppa@vst.alphagammadelta.org Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation Trustees President Patricia Tulley Riddiford riddi4d@comcast.net Vice President Deborah Schmidt Eschenbacher Deborah@esch-associates.com Secretary Janis Lang Bartosz jmb3agd@comcast.net Treasurer Peggy Kuebler Field Pfield3311@sbcglobal.net Jackie Brannon Stutts ip@vst.alphagammadelta.org Benita Wilson Dick Benita@airmail.net Debbie Douglass Roth DDRAGD@sbcglobal.net Sue Maggio Sim Sssimagd@earthlink.net
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