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Fourteen attend UIFI
New colony at Rowan College
Alpha Sigma Alpha selected four women to receive grants to attend the 1994 Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute. A'i,A was among 14 fraternities and sororities to offer full or partial scholarships to outstanding undergraduates. UIFI has, since its inception in 1990, been recognized as one of the most innovative leadership programs for undergraduate Greek leaders. The four women to receive grants were Julie Drouillard, fM, Adrian College, MI; Cathy Clark, AB. Northeast Missouri State University; Jennifer Quigley, EA. University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown; and Holly Summerlin, Bf, Northeastern State University, OK. Ten other Alpha Sigma Alpha women also attended UIFI. They were Laura Drury, Bk; Christine Capello, E'l'; Heather Hughes, BN; Julie Morrette, .iE; Anita Foster, fl; Jeahene Jobst, fl; Arnie Howard, fi; Julie Cahill, EN; Nancy Senger, Af; and Cindy Vukelich, EA. For 1995, the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation will be offering two grants to UIFI. Deadline for submitting applications will be March 15, 1995. For more information, contact A'i,A National Headquarters.
Alpha Sigma Alpha added a new colony to it rolls on Feb. 13, 1995. Rowan Colony is at Rowan College in Glassboro, NJ. Located just south of Camden, NJ, the school has 9,368 students. The women were members of Theta Omicron Pi local, which has been on campus since 1976. They selected Alpha Sigma Alpha to become the sixth NPC sorority on the campus.
Balfour Fellowships available for worthy students The National Interfraternity Foundation has announced the availability of the 1995 Balfour Fellowships for graduate or professional school study. Applicants will be judged on fraternal service, community service, enhancement of fraternal ideals and career plans and scholastic record. Application deadline for the fellowships is April1 , 1995. Forms are available from Alpha Sigma Alpha National Headquarters or from the National Interfraternity Foundation, 3901 W. 86th St. #380, Indianapolis, IN 46268.
University, PA. in December 1994 with a degree in elementary education. She was secretary of her chapter and secretary and president of the Kutztown Greek council. She has been active in residence hall council, the yearbook staff and in student government and was named to Who's Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities.
Province, state days announced Epsilon Psi Chapter will host Province I Day on AprilS, 1995, at Plymouth State College, NH. Delta Eta Chapter will host Illinois State Day (Province XII and XIV) on April 8 at DePaul University, IL. Epsilon Upsilon Chapter will host Province Ill, IV and V Day on April 8 at California University of Pennsylvania. Beta Lambda Chapter will host Province XVIII Day on April 8 at University of Central Arkansas. Beta Epsilon Chapter will host Province IX and X Day on April 1 at James Madison University, VA. Zeta Zeta Chapter will host Province XVI and XVII Day on March 11 at Central Missouri State University. For more information, contact your province or region director or A'i,A National Headquarters.
Two chapters closed
Corrections
It is with deep regret that the National Council of Alpha Sigma Alpha announces the closing of two longtime chapters, Pi Pi and Kappa Kappa. Kappa Kappa Chapter had been at Temple University in Philadelphia since 1922. Pi Pi Chapter had been at SUNY University at Buffalo from 1926-53 and again since 1977. The chapters on both campuses had been struggling with low membership numbers for some time.
The Fall1994 News to Note article, "Alumnae chapters recognized," failed to include the St. Louis Alumnae Chapter, which was recognized for exemplary reporting and officer training at the 1994 national convention in Milwaukee. Betty Jones Perkins Cleveland, PX, was incorrectly listed as deceased in the Summer 1994 ln Memoriam. She is alive and well and now living in Ohio. The Phoenix regrets the errors.
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Gina M. Nagy, EE
Sorority hires new consultant The National Council of Alpha Sigma Alpha has announced the hiring of Gina M. Nagy, E2. as a chapter consultant through May 1996. Gina graduated from Kutztown
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of Alpha Sigma Alpha DEADLINES Summer ............................................. March 10 Fall. ... .. .................. June 10 Winter .................................... September 10 Spring ....................................... December 10
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STAFF Feature Editor Lori Muehlbauer Robinson, ilK Rt. 1 Box 176-C Falkville, AL 35622 Alumnae Editor Karen Miller Walker, TH 657 Berkshire Dr. State College, PA 16803 Collegiate Editor Nora Ten Broeck, BK 233 W Piper Macomb, IL 61455
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COVER Epsilon Kappa Chapter was the winner of the 1994 Crown of Excellence Award. See story, page 8.
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he Beta Kappa Chapter at Western Hlinois University has worked diligently to ensure that their vision for a new home became a reality. After years of planning and dreaming, the chapter broke ground for their new home on Feb. 1, 1994 and moved in just seven short months later on Aug. 20. Beta Ka ppa has been at Western Illinois for more than 50 years. Since 1961, the chapter had made Its residence In a Victorian home built In 1903. The hou se, filled with sculpted woodwork and stained glass windows , served as home to 14 women. Over time, the house became too small to accommodate the growing membership of 85 women. Several years of effort by many individuals made the chapter's dream a real ity. Nora Ten Broeck, cha pter president in 1990, devised a plan named "Project 2000" with the hope that the chapter would be able to build a new home by the year 2000. The plan involved opening a housing savings accou nt through national headquarters and utilizing chapter fundraJsers to meet this goal. In 199 1, Chapter Pre ident Candace 4 WINTER 1995
Wilson found two people, Ned and Sandy Scott Shearer, BB, to serve as chapter advisors. The couple, instructors in the university's communications department, gave the project new direction, support and their personal dedication to see it through to completion. In 1992, Chapter President Michelle Wilkinson and the Shearers decided to move the target date for the new home forward . Their vision was a new chapter home ready in the fall semester of 1994. Michelle Wilkinson and later Rosearme Saccaro, another past president, and the Shearers began to investigate purchasing land for the new house. This was no easy task with the scarcity of available land near the university and the difficulties in obtaining zoning from the Macomb city council. They also Investigated building onto the current chapter house and purchasing another structure that was a sorori ty house before becoming an a partment building. Just as It seemed there were no opportunities left, a piece of land was located near campus that the owner was willing to sell. The land was not zoned for Greek housing so the sale
was delayed until zoning could be secured. Zoning was a major obstacle for the chapter: just a week prior to its meeting with the city council another Greek organization's zoning request was turned down. Many members of the chapter attended the zoning meeting, which resulted in zoning privileges being granted to the chapter. Obtaining the proper zoning was a turning point in the process of building the new house, but there were other obstacles to overcome. Finding financial lenders, a contractor, designer, decorator, caterer and resident director were challenges the chapter and the housing corporation faced . A housing committee was formed to complete many of the tasks mentioned above. The chapter received support from the Greek community, its alumnae and the chapter advisory board and housing corporation. The old house was sold to Patti Brennan Woodrum , BK, who maintains the property as a residence for Greek organizations. ln August of 1994, 30 of the chapter's members moved into the new home. The 6,000-square-foot house includes 15 bedrooms, five THE PHOENIX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA
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bathrooms and an additional resident director room with private bath. A formal living room flows into the dining room, and the kitchen boasts double appliances, a center island and custom cabinets. The house is also handicapped accessible. In addition to the main floor rooms, the lower level consists of a chapter room, which seats 125, a computer room, an additional bathroom, a laundry room and a TV room. Every room is wired for cable and is furnished with oak bunk beds, dressers, computer desk and chair and sliding closet doors with full-length mirrors. A concrete parking lot accommodates 19 cars, with an additional handicapped space. Landscaping will be completed by the spring to enhance the view from the deck and patio area on the three-lot wooded property. One of the most unique and beautiful features is an antique stained glass window, carefully removed from the chapter's former residence and painstakingly installed into a landing window of the new home. The color scheme of the house reflects the colors found in this window. The house was financed by Omni THE PHOENIX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA
Bank and the national organization. The general contractor was Jack Laverdiere, and the furnishings were all provided by Modern Floors and Modern Home of Macomb. The chapter has had a busy fall semester with hosting their own rush, several open houses , the panhellenic progressive dinner, homecoming, a ribbon cutting ceremony and the Order of Omega initiation. Special guests at Beta Kappa's ribbon-cutting ceremony over homecoming weekend were National President Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB, Province XIV Director Maria Malayter, XX, Province XI Director Tracey Rahn, BK, and past chapter presidents Nora Ten Broeck, Michelle Wilkinson, Roseanne Saccaro, Kelly Butler and Patti Brennan Woodrum. Following the homecoming parade, the ribbon-cutting ceremony commenced at the chapter house followed by a balloon launch and brunch. Alumnae, visitors and guests were taken on guided tours of the home by Beta Kappa members. In appreciation for their service to Alpha Sigma Alpha, the chapter recently named the library in the chapter house after Ned and Sandy Shearer. It is a fitting dedication for
ABOVE: National President Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB, and Beta Kappa Chapter President Kelly Butler cut the ribbon as 路 past chapter presidents, from left, Nora Ten Broeck, Roseanne Saccaro, Michelle Wilkinson and Karey Piezckowski and advisor Sandra Scott Shearer, BB, look on.
the Shearers' commitment to academics, WIU and Alpha Sigma Alpha. The chapter wishes to thank their housing corporation and advisors, the national organization, the Macomb city council, the Greek community and past National President Diane Yencic James, HH, for making their vision a reality. Officers of the housing corporation are Laura Swanson, BK, president; Patti Brennan Woodrum, BK, vice president; Ned A. Shearer, treasurer; Sandy Shearer, BB, secretary. The chapter advisory board includes Sandy Scott Shearer, BB, chapter advisor; Ned Shearer, scholarship advisor; Judy Edwards , membership advisor; James Kenny, fmancial advisor; Peppi Kenny, financial advisor; Amy Farthing, BK, standards board advisor; Nora Ten Broeck, BK, alumnae relations advisor; Tammy Meier, resident director, executive board advisor. WINTER 1995 5
Alpha Sigma Alpha places renewed emphasis on the academic achievements of its chapters and individual members with new programs, standards and awards BY BETH ZUBINSKI HEIDEL, rn National Chainnan of Scholarship
Alpha Sigma Alpha has renewed its commitment to the intellectual development of its members, one of the four aims of the sorority since its founding 93 years ago. Several years ago, the national council became alarmed by the downward trend in the academic standing of Alpha Sigma Alpha chapters. Historically, sororities have claimed to promote the scholarship of their members but have not always provided the support system necessary to accomplish this. Sororities (and fraternities) have been criticized by campus administrators, as well as parents, because many chapters' GPAs are below the all-women's average for that campus. If we claim to promote scholastic excellence, the opposite of this should be true. Another factor in the council's move to re-emphasize intellectual development
was the desire to provide members of Alpha Sigma Alpha with the life-long benefit of high academic standings and skills so prized by employers in today's tight job market. As well, it's an effort to help Alpha Sigma Alpha survive on college campuses where older students, working students and five-year students have become the norm, rather than the exception. These students will not be interested in membership in an organization that neglects academic achievement. In an effort to reverse the trend of declining grade point averages and to meet the needs of today's college women, Alpha Sigma Alpha has been putting new programs and standards in place. A new scholarship handbook was introduced in 1992, and in 1994, The Encounter: A Lifetime Membership Program was introduced. Both of these programs place increased emphasis on academic achievement and elimination of nonproductive activities and requirements for all members. As in the past, a woman who has completed at least one term as a full-time student of a college or university must have a cumulative C grade point average (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or the scholastic average required for graduation on her campus, whichever of these is higher to be eligible for membership in Alpha Sigma Alpha. Now in addition, a woman who is an incoming freshman is also eligible, provided she
has achieved at least a 2.35 cumulative grade point average (on a 4.0 scale) in high school. Any chapter or colony may elect to raise these minimum grade point requirements by modifying its bylaws if they desire to better comply with the chapter's or university's more demanding scholastic standards. After initiation, it is also important for an Alpha Sigma Alpha member to maintain at least a minimum C average (2.0 on a 4.0 scale) or the scholastic average required for graduation on her campus. If an initiated member's cumulative scholastic average falls below this requirement, she is not eligible to hold any chapter office or to vote at chapter meetings until she has been able to raise and maintain her grades at a C average or the level required for graduation. Once again, any Alpha Sigma Alpha chapter may elect to raise these minimum scholastic average requirements by modifying its bylaws. Another new and very important addition to the Alpha Sigma Alpha academic achievement standards is the standard now required for each collegiate chapter or colony. The entire chapter must maintain a minimum grade point average of 2.6 (on a 4.0 scale) for the chapter to remain in good standing at the national level. Any chapter that does not maintain this academic requirement will be placed on scholastic probation by the National Council of Alpha Sigma Alpha. While on scholastic
probation, the chapter will be required to submit monthly reports to the national chairman of scholarship on the progress of the chapter's scholastic achievement and its grade point improvement. Any chapter that is still on probation for a third grading period will be required to have at least one week each month totally free of any chapter activities. These chapters also will be required to conduct a chapter academic planning meeting with a member of the national scholarship committee or national council to help them develop guidelines and activities that are more conductive to improving their scholastic averages. While a chapter is on scholastic probation, it will not be eligible for any national chapter awards and cannot be considered for four-star chapter status. In order to reward the chapters who have surpassed these minimum academic standards, recognition certificates will be presented to all chapters that have promoted and achieved scholastic excellence. Special awards will be given to all chapters that, during the grading periods in the past calendar year: • Rank first on their campus, • Are above the all-women's average, • Are above the all-panhellenic average, • Have a GPA of 3.0 or above (on a 4.0 scale), • Raise their GPA by 0.2 or better from the previous term. All chapters that have received a specific academic
award for four consecutive years will be given a special silver award. Award-winning chapter delegates at the Alpha Sigma Alpha National Convention will be given a special ribbon to be displayed on the delegate's name tag to further highlight the chapter's scholastic achievements. The special recognition of having their names printed in The Phoenix will go to individual members of Alpha Sigma Alpha who have achieved a cumulative grade point
average in two separate categories: • 4.0, • 3.5 and above. As we progress through the '90s, more and more emphasis will be focused upon the academic achievements and skills of college students and graduates. As members of Alpha Sigma Alpha, we must continually renew our commitment to the intellectual development of our members. Only then will our "attitude of excellence" continually shine through our members.
Staying focused on scholarship BY ELLEN FUNK MORRIS, BA National Secretary AND BETH ZUBINSKI HEIDEL, rn National Chairman of Scholarship Keeping your mind on your studies can be just as hard as trying to stay focused on the 3-D pictures and books that have become so popular. Just concentrating for a few seconds on these pictures can be a very frustrating if you are unable to "see" the hidden picture. Staying focused on your academic achievement through your college career can be just as frustrating and challenging. Staying focused on your goals while enjoying college to its fullest can be a greater challenge than some students can manage alone. But being a member of a sorority with high academic standards can be an asset to a woman as she progresses through her college career. The new scholarship
program of Alpha Sigma Alpha sets a goal of a 2.6 GPA for all chapters to attain. With the help of all chapter members, this can be accomplished. It will take coordinating chapter activities to maintain an academically healthy chapter. Chapter planning of projects and programs must take into consideration the academic requirements of its members. In order to aid each college chapter, a scholarship handbook was prepared and distributed to all chapters in 1992. This handbook contains suggestions to help the chapter tailor an academic program to meet its needs. Some of the ideas presented in this handbook include: • Limiting social activities, • Scholastic probation, • Flexible study hour schedules, • Study buddies, • Weekly contests, • Weekly incentives, • Recognition dinners,
• Weekly recognition of members' academic accomplishments, • Recognition of members achieving a 4.0 GPA or being on the dean's list. It is not intended that every chapter use all of these activities, but many of these ideas can be implemented as they fit a chapter's need to encourage individual members, as well as the chapter as a whole, to improve scholastic averages. In future issues of The Phoenix, chapter · members will be recognized for their scholastic achievements. This information will be obtained from the reports sent in by the scholarship chairman of each chapter. We hope to fill many pages with all the "winners" of scholastic achievements. "All study and no play makes Jill a dull girl." But the reverse will make Jill a non-student. Promote high academics - stay in focus.
AWARDS
Epsilon Kappa wins Crown of Excellence These awards were presented at the 1994 national convention in Milwaukee Epsilon Kappa Chapter at Millersville University, PA, has won the 1994 Crown of Excellence Award. Last year, Epsilon Kappa was considered an Alpha Sigma Alpha four-star chapter and was above the allpanhellenic and the all-women's scholastic average. Epsilon Kappa has taken quota every formal rush since its installation in 1987 and has been at or above the campus total. They were one of the pilot chapters for The Encounter: A Lifetime Membership Program.
The women of Epsilon Kappa have been active in panhellenic and have contributed to both of Alpha Sigma Alpha's national philanthropies, especially the S. June Smith Center. They have had many enrichment programs, including "When You Care to Confront," which discussed the issue of confronting friends with substance abuse problems. This award, which recognizes the most outstanding chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha in a given year, includes a framed certificate for permanent display by the chapter and a traveling Crown of Excellence bowl.
1994 Four-Star Chapters Alpha, Longwood College, VA Alpha Beta, Northeast Missouri State University Epsilon Epsilon, Emporia State University, KS Zeta Zeta, Central Missouri State University Phi Phi, Northwest Missouri State University Beta Iota, Radford University, VA Beta Lambda, University of Central Arkansas Beta Sigma, Southwest Missouri State University Gamma Omega, Eastern Illinois University Epsilon Kappa, Millersville University, PA
Other chapter awards Membership Examination Award - Epsilon Kappa, Millersville University, PA Scholastic Achievement Award- Epsilon Mu , Trenton State College, NJ Scholastic Improvement Award- Epsilon Lambda, University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown, PA Officer Efficiency Award -Alpha Beta, Northeast Missouri State University Rose Marie Fellin Financial Excellence Award -Alpha Beta, Northeast Missouri State University Collegiate Philanthropic Award- Beta Sigma, Southwest Missouri State University Alumnae Philanthropic Award -Indianapolis, IN Sidney Gremillion Allen Panhellenic Award - Beta Upsilon, Indiana State University
Phoenix Awards Best Feature- Melissa Wofberg , Gamma Eta Best Overall Collegiate - Phi Phi, Northwest Missouri State University Best Overall Alumnae- Maryville , MD Special Recognition - Sue Zorichak, Beta Beta
Members of Epsilon Kappa Chapter accept the Crown of Excellence Award from National President Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB (top) . They are Andrea Heckman, Gretta Haag, advisor Paula Cyrus Foreman, TITI, and Jennifer Wheeler.
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Three win individual collegiate awards Elizabeth Bird Small Established in 1943 to lwnor former national councilor and advisor of Pi Pi Chapter, this award recognizes outstanding leadership and sclwlarship and is the highest lwnor the sorority can bestow upon an undergraduate member. Rebecca Louise Carment, Beta Gamma, was the winner of the 1994 Elizabeth Bird Small Award. Rebecca is a junior at Northeastern State University, OK. Rebecca has served her chapter as president, philanthropic chairman, province day program chairman, sisterhood council board and panhellenic delegate. Rebecca is involved in many other campus organizations, including NSU foundation scholars honors program as president and monthly newsletter editor, Rho Theta Sigma honor society, Kappa Delta Pi (education), Alpha Chi (scholarship), student educational association, panhellenic, Greek council and BACCHUS. Rebecca has contributed to her community by not only participating in philanthropic activities, but by convincing others in the chapter to try a variety of new activities. One activity involved the chapter adopting a 14-year-old girl. The chapter visited her, invited her to dinner regularly, bought her cards and gifts as well as needed items such as bedroom furniture.
Frost Fidelity Established in 1950 by Emma Coleman Frost, IIII, this award recognizes intangible fraternity values, including exceptional loyalty and service.
Lara is a junior at University of Northern Colorado. She has served her chapter as philanthropic chairman, treasurer, chaplain and a member of standards board. She also is active in the elementaJy education association, in panhellenic as treasurer, as an orientation leader, in Order of Omega and Gamma Sigma Alpha (Greek scholarship), at the campus volunteer center and as a rush counselor. "Lara is one of the businest people I know. She never has a free moment to herself because she is always concerned about everyone else," says one of her sisters. "She is right there when you need her."
Outstanding New Member Established in 1963, this award recognizes outstanding contributions dwing the first year of membership. Samantha Anne Ovies, Beta Upsilon, received the 1994 Outstanding New Member Award. A junior at Indiana State University, Samantha served as president of her pledge class. "Sam has been dedicated to Alpha Sigma Alpha since the beginning and has worked long and hard to ensure our chapter's success on campus," says one of her sisters. She was active in the junior Greek council and was on the homecoming steering committee and participated in the all-Greek harvest fest and a philanthropic event with another group at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology.
Lara Schmidt, Beta Beta, was selected as the 1994 recipient of the Frost Fidelity Award.
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Alumnae honored for outstanding efforts These awards were presented at the 1994 national convention in Milwaukee
Deborah Fields Dietrich, BN, receives the Sharp award from Vice President of Alumnae Marianne Busch Bullock, B庐.
Wilma Wilson Sharp Award Established in 1941 in honor of AlA past national president emerita, this award is presented to an alwnnawho has gained recognition professionally, in service to her commW1ity or in service to Alpha Sigma Alpha. The 1994 winner of the Wilma Wilson Sharp Award was Deborah Fields Dietrich, Beta Nu, and Tampa Bay Alumnae Chapter member. Deb is the treasurer of the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation Board of Trustees and Region II director. She also has served as a province director, 1986-92, and has been a presenter at the Emma Coleman Frost Leadership Development Institute since its beginning in 1989. President of her alumnae chapter for four years, Deb still serves on its board of directors. She also has served in various offices in the Clearwater Alumnae Panhellenic, including president. Deb is a certified financial planner with an extensive background in insurance, investments and financial planning. She has been active in the Association of Health Underwriters and has served as president of her local chapter as well as on the board of directors of the state association. A 1973 graduate of Murray State University, KY, Deb joined the Beta Nu Chapter her senior year. Deb currently lives in Largo, FL.
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Evelyn G. Bell Award Established in 1980 in honor of two路 time past national president, this award is given to a member who has shown outstanding leadership and loyalty as a collegian, alwnna and national oificer. The 1994 winner of the Evelyn G. Bell Award was Rhetta Nesbitt Robinson, Beta Gamma, past national president and Tulsa, OK. Alumnae Chapter member. Rhetta was national president of Alpha Sigma Alpha from 1980-84. She also has been a proviuce director, 1971-76, executive vice president, 1976-80, and chairman of colonies, 1984-90. As a member of the Tulsa Alumnae Chapter, Rhetta has served in all the offices of the chapter, including twice as president. Rhetta was a junior when she transferred to Northeastern Oklahoma State University and joined Beta Gamma Chapter. She served as panhellenic delegate and on various committees. She had a 39-year career in education before retiring in 1994. She was a first grade and junior high teacher and guidance counselor. She is active in several educational and local civic organizations Rhetta and her husband Ronald live in Tulsa. They have a grown son and two grandchildren.
Rhetta Nesbitt Robinson, Br, receives the Bell award from Diane Yencic James, HH, past national president.
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AWARDS Helen L. Corey Award Established in 1982 in honor of the chaimlan of national conventions for 30 years, this award recognizes outstanding contributions to convention planning and long-time devotion to making them a success. The 1994 winner of the Helen L. Corey Award was the past, present and future Phoenix staffs for their contribution and dedication in producing the daily convention newsletter. In the nomination for the award current Phoenix Editor Nancy I.Z. Reese, BY, said, 'The convention newsletter has been produced with consistency and hard work for many conventions by a dedicated group of women, who also organize and supervise all the group photos." The newsletter was started 25 conventions ago at the 1934 national convention by then Editor Julia Lancaster, 速速. 'The members of The Phoenix staff have to work intensely and for many hours each day (during convention)," Nancy said. 'They give up meals, attendance at workshops, free time and sleeping so that each day convention goers can have the newsletter to enjoy."
Past and present members of The Phoenix staff receiving the Corey award were, from left, front row, past editor and past national president Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ; current editor Nancy I.Z. Reese, BY; past editor and past national president Rosemary Carucci Goss, BIT; second row, outgoing collegiate editor Terri Higgs Sauter, ~K; past editor and past national president Mary Goeke Backsman, AA; past editor and past foundation chairman Bonnie Payne Koenemann, ZZ; back row, current feature editor Lori Muehlbauer Robinson, ~K; past Phoenix staff Anne Petree Niemeyer, AA; past Phoenix staff and current historian Sue Zorichak, BB; past Phoenix staff and current national president Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB; and current alumnae editor Karen Miller Walker, fH.
50-year members Receiving recognition for 50 years of membership in Alpha Sigma Alpha at the 1994 national convention were Jean Raup Grady, BE, a past national president, and Helen Hooper Malone, Bf, and Bonnie Payne Koenemann, ZZ, both past national councilors.
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11 women receive AIA financial assistance The sorority passed a resolution at the 1994 national convention to merge the Philanthropic Fund into the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation as soon as possible. Here are winners of scholarships from both. Special Education For a member or nonmember pursuing graduate or undergraduate work in the .field of Special Education. Established in 1967 by the national organization.
Nonmember Colleen L. Jolly, nominated by Dolly Purvis Loyd, B~. is the winner of Colleen L. Jolly the 1994 Special Education Scholarship for nonmembers. Colleen is majoring in special education for learning disabled/behaviorally disordered at Illinois State University. She plans to seek a master's degree in special education after graduating in May 1996. She is an Illinois state scholar and has been on the dean's list for two semesters. Member Epsilon Epsilon Chapter member Tiffany C. Nickel was selected as the recipient of the Special Education Scholarship
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for members. Tiffany plans to graduate in December Tiffany C. 1995 Nickel, EE with a bachelor's degree in elementary special education from Emporia State University, KS. She has setved her chapter as philanthropic chairman and was secretary and then president of the council for exceptional children.
National Philanthropic For graduate or undergraduate work in any .field. Established in 1967 in honor of the national organization.
Undergraduate Jennifer Gossard from Gamma Omega Chapter received the National Philanthropic Scholarship for an undergraduate. Jennifer is working toward her bachelor of science in education at Eastern Illinois University with a Jennifer major in Gossard , rn
elementary education and minor in sociology. She plans to graduate this spring. Jennifer is on the dean's list and setves as scholarship chairman for her chapter.
Graduate Epsilon Lambda Chapter member Robin Colleen Humphrey was awarded the National Philanthropic Scholarship for graduates. Robin graduated in May 1994 with a bachelor's degree in mathematics Robin and Humphrey, EA minor in computer science from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. She is working toward her MBA in operations research and statistics or management. She setved her chapter as scholarship chairman and fundraising chairman.
Amy M. Swisher For graduate or undergraduate work in any .field. Established in 1952 by Miss Swisher,
professor emerita, Miami University, OH, and longtime advisor to Alpha Alpha Chapter.
Allison Burgess, Beta Nu, is the recipient of the Amy M. Swisher Scholarship. Allison will graduate in December 1995, with a bachelor's degree in business education Allison from Burgess, BN Murray State University, KY. She was business manager of the Murray State News and local president and state secretary of Phi Beta Lambda (business). Allison is on the dean's list and a university scholar.
Mary Turner Gallagher For undergraduate work in any .field. Established in 1967 by Mrs. Gallagher, first initiate and former advisor to Chi Chi Chapter.
This year's recipient of the Mary Turner Gallagher Scholarship is Stacey Lantz of Beta Gamma Chapter. Stacey is working toward her bachelor's
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SCHOLARSHIPS degree in accounting at Northeastern State University, OK, and plans to graduate in the spring of 1996. She has served her chapter as Stacey Lantz, Br assistant treasurer and scholarship chairman and is a foundation scholar.
Wilma Wilson Sharp For undergraduate work in any field. Established in 1970 by the Greater Kansas City Alumnae Chapter in honor of Mrs. Sharp, ZZ, president emerita of Alpha Sigma Alpha.
Jennifer Blair received the Wilma Wilson .:~ '; .~.-i Sharp ~l Scholarship for _.....,.....__... the second Jennifer year in a Blair, <1><1> row. Jennifer is a member of Phi Phi Chapter at Northwest Missouri State University, majoring in broadcasting. She has served her chapter as rush chairman, editor and scholarship chairman. Jennifer is on the dean's list and a member of Order of Omega and Cardinal Key.
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Martha Green Dimond Graduate For graduate work in any field. Established
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in 1977 by Martha Green Dimond, AA, longtime Washington, DC, alumna.
Phi Phi Chapter member Michelle Larson has won the Martha Green Dimond Graduate Scholarship. Michelle is working onherMBAat Drake University since receiving her bachelors in finance and Michelle accounting Larson, <1><1> in May 1994 from Northwest Missouri State University. She served her chapter as president and treasurer and is a member of Order of Omega and Cardinal Key.
Grace Fultz Haworth Music Awarded every two years for graduate or undergraduate work in the field of music. Established in 1981 by a bequest of Mrs. Haworth, 6.6., national treasurer, 1922-34.
The Grace Fultz Haworth Music Scholarship was awarded to Jill Newland of Phi Phi Chapter at Northwest Missouri State University. Jill is majoring Jill Newland, in vocal <1><1>
music education and plans to graduate in the spring of 1997. Jill was selected as the chapter's outstanding new member nominee. She is on the Northwest Tower choir and university chorale.
Mary Emerson Blackstone Awarded every two years to an Alpha Sigma Alpha who derrwnstrates outstanding teaching of pre-school-age children and who may possess a musical background. Mary Blackstone, Af, was national president from 1961 -64; the scholarship was established in 1984 by W. Lawson Blackstone.
DeLyn Beard of Beta Upsilon Chapter was awarded the Mary Emerson Blackstone Scholarship. DeLyn plans to graduate from Indiana State University DeLyn in May Beard, BY 1995 with a bachelor's degree in elementary education with a minor in special education. She has served on her chapter's philanthropic, scholarship and public relations committees. DeLyn is on the dean's list and a member of Order of Omega.
Founders' Memorial The Founders ' Merrwrial Scholarship was established by the Alpha Sigma Alpha Foundation. It is awarded to outstanding undergraduate members who exemplify the vision, academic pursuits and leadership skills of the founders. The foundatiDn awarded the first scholarship at the 1994 convention.
AmyM. Smith, Br
Amy M. Smith of Beta Gamma Chapter was selected as the first
recipient of the Founders' Memorial Scholarship. Amy is a sophomore at Northeastern State University, OK, where she is majoring in early childhood education. She is on the president's honor roll and has been active in her chapter as a member of several committees, including scholarship and rush.
If you wish to help finance the education of worthy Alpha Sigma Alpha women, please contact AlA National Headquarters about making a donation to the AkA Foundation or Philanthropic Fund.
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-CTORY National Officers NATIONAL COUNCIL President- Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB (Mrs. Mark), 7736 S. Centaur Dr., Evergreen, co 80439 Vice President of Extension - Leslie Maxwell Ziringer, fH (Mrs. Fred), 4082 Hilty Rd., Export, PA 15632 Vice President of Collegians- Suzanne Kilgannon Preston, BI (Mrs. Alan) , 1877 N. Charlotte St., Pottstown, PA 19464 Vice President of Alumnae- Marianne Busch Bullock, B0, 13715 Blazey, Houston, TX 77041 Vice President of Programs- Cindy Fundis Smith, EE (Mrs. Craig), 8014 Jarboe, Kansas City, MO 64114 Vice President of Finance- Pat Lumpe Hawkins, Bk (Mrs. Bruce), 780 Krueger Lane, Fenton, MO 63026 Secretary- Ellen Funk Morris, BA (Mrs. C. Robert), 10905 Omaha Lane, Parker, CO 80134
NATIONAL PANHELLENIC CONFERENCE Delegate- Diane Yencic James, HH (Mrs. Don L.), 966 260th St., Pittsburg, KS 66762 First Alternate Delegate- Sidney Gremillion Allen , '짜"짜, 300 Sheppard St. Apt. 205, Minden, LA 71055 Second Alternate- Leslie Maxwell Ziringer, fH Third Alternate- Kim Ramsey Meyer, BB
THE PHOENIX STAFF Editor- Nancy I.Z. Reese, BY, 828 S. Golf Cui de Sac, Des Plaines, IL 60016
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Executive Director- Lisa A. Tait, fH Director of Chapter Services- Andrea Tunia, EI
CHAPTER CONSULTANTS Gina M. Nagy, ES Jennifer Richard, E<l> Jennifer J. Russom, AB Amy M. Sutton, EE 1201 E. Walnut, Springfield, MO 65802 Phone: 417-869-0980; FAX: 417-869-3429 Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. CT, Monday-Friday
Alumnae Editor- Karen Miller Walker, fH (Mrs. Larry), 657 Berkshire Dr., State College, PA 16803 Collegiate Editor- Nora Ten Broeck, BK, 233 W. Piper, Macomb, IL 61455 Feature Editor- Lori Muehlbauer Robinson, L\K (Mrs. Jeff), Rt. 1, Box 176-C, Falkville, AL 35622 Historian- Sue Zorichak, BB, 6890 Athena Way, Inver Grove Heights, MN 55077
NATIONAL CHAIRMEN Bylaws Chairman- Sandra Phillips Brzezinski, fE (Mrs. Wayne), 7041 W. Tripoli Ave. , Milwaukee, WI 53220 Chairman of Chapter Advisors - Brenda Rua Chappell, HH (Mrs. Paul), 506 E. Pearl, Pittsburg, KS 66762 Chairman of Colonies- Lori White Scott, EE (Mrs. Jack), 4513 W. 54th St., Roeland Park, KS 66205 Chairman of Housing- Barbara Lombrano Williamson, HH, (Mrs. John) , 312 Timber Ridge Lane, Coppell, TX 75019 Chairman of Membership Education- Barbara Pennington Struble, L\N (Mrs. Robert), 12180 Townline Rd., Grand Blanc, Ml48439 Chairman of Philanthropies- Dolly Purvis Loyd, BL\, 225 Sherwood Dr., Hattiesburg, MS 39402 Chairman of Ritual- Marilyn (Marti) Manion Stratton, BB (Mrs. Robert) , 6106 Spring Time Dr., San Antonio, TX 78249 Chairman of Rush- Eleanor Barbas Williams, A (Mrs. Tyler) , PO Box 59, Drakes Branch, VA 23937 Chairman of Scholarship- Elizabeth Zubinski Heidel, rn (Mrs. James), 1410 71st St., Downers Grove, IL 60516 Chairman of Standards- Silvana Filippello Richardson, r A (Mrs. Robert) , 3374 East Ave. , LaCross, WI 54601
FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES Chairman- Rosemary Carucci Goss, BIT (Mrs. Robert) , 2355 Mt. Tabor Rd ., Blacksbury, VA 24060 Vice Chairman- Betty Urban Wallick, ZZ, P.O. Box 4727, Yuma, AZ 85366 Secretary- Marilyn Ramsey Garbee, Bk (Mrs. Everett), 49 St. Andrews Circle, Broken Arrow, OK 74011 Treasurer- Deborah Fields Dietrich, B , 12908 124th Ave., North Largo, FL 34644 TI-lE PHOENIX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA
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ha 1994-1995 National Collegiate Provinces
PROVINCE I Director- Mary McGuire, NN, 10 Conant Rd., Framingham, MA 01701 Plymouth State College, Epsilon Psi - Plymouth, NH 03264 Bentley College, Epsilon Omega- Waltham, MA 02254 North Adams State College, Zeta Delta- North Adams, MA 01247 Wagner College, Zeta Theta- Staten Island, NY 10301
PROVINCE II Director- Susan Osborn, ri, 210 Glenhaven Dr., Amherst, NY 14228 Rochester Institute of Technology, Gamma IotaRochester, NY 14623 Mansfield University, Delta Epsilon -Mansfield, PA 16933 State University of New York at Brockport, Epsilon Nu- Brockport, NY 14220
PROVINCE Ill
Director- Janice Christofano, fH, 115 W. Quarry St., Butler, PA 16001 Edinboro University, Gamma Psi- Edinboro, PA 16412 Pennsylvania State University-Behrend College Epsilon Theta, Erie, PA 16563 Gannon University, Zeta Gamma- Erie, PA 16501
PROVINCE IV
Director- Elizabeth Bullister, EA. 1312 Wisconsin, Apt. 2, Pittsburgh, PA 15216 Pennsylvania State University, Gamma EtaUniversity Park, PA 16802 Clarion University, Gamma Omicron -Clarion, PA 16214 Slippery Rock University, Gamma Xi- Slippery Rock, PA 16057
PROVINCE V
Director- Cindy Kelley, BIT, P.O. Box 64, Fenwick, 'NV 26202 Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Alpha Gamma - Indiana, PA 15701 Univeristy of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, Epsilon Lambda- Johnstown , PA 15907 California University of Pennsylvania, Epsilon Upsilon- California, PA 15419
PROVINCE VI
Director- Kim Benson, aN, 6 Crown Rd., Rocky Point, NY 11778 East Stroudsburg University, Gamma Rho- East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 Bloomsburg University, Delta Chi - Bloomsburg, PA 17815 William Paterson College, Epsilon Rho- Wayne, NJ 07470 State University of New York at Stony Brook, Zeta Iota- Stony Brook, NY 11790
PROVINCE VII
Director- Rachel Sochol, ET, 9733 Clocktower
Lane Apt. 202, Columbia, MD 21046 Drexel University, Nu Nu- Philadelphia, PA 19014 York College of Pennsylvania, Delta OmicronYork, PA 17403 Millersville University, Epsilon KappaMillersville, PA 17551 THE PHOENIX OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA
Goldey-Beacom College, Epsilon Chi Wilmington, DE 19808 Rowan College, Rowan Colony- Glassboro, NJ 08028
PROVINCE VIII
Northern Illinois University, Beta Rho- DeKalb, IL 60115 Loyola University, Gamma Lambda- Chicago, IL 60626
PROVINCE XV
Director- Rebecca Bright, BI, 222 Lover's Lane,
Director- Angie Hamm Kellogg, AB
Vienna, VA 22180 University of Delaware, Delta Iota- Newark, DE 19711 Kutztown University, Epsilon Xi- Kutztown, PA 19530 Trenton State College, Epsilon Mu -Trenton, NJ 08650 University of Maryland-Baltimore County, Epsilon Tau- Baltimore, MD 21228
(Mrs. Daniel), 812 Robert Place, Onalaska, WI 54650 Northeast Missouri State University, Alpha BetaKirksville, MO 63501 Northwest Missouri State University, Phi PhiMaryville, MO 64468 University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point, Gamma Beta- Stevens Point, WI 54481 University of Wisconsin at River Falls, Zeta Beta River Falls, WI 54022 Mankato State University, Mankato ColonyMankato, MN 56001
PROVINCE IX
Director- Nancy Clohisy, EH, 3923 Cutshaw Ave., Richmond, VA 23230 James Madison University, Beta Epsilon Harrisonburg, VA 22801 Radford University, Beta Iota- Radford, VA 24141 Concord College, Beta Pi- Athens, 'NV 24712 Elan College, Delta Rho- Elon, NC 27244
PROVINCE X
Director- Tracey Lowery Rafferty, A (Mrs. John), 2146 Skyview Dr. , Fayetteville, NC 28304 Longwood College, Alpha- Farmville, VA 23901 Virginia Commonwealth University, Epsilon Gamma -Richmond, VA 23229 Virginia Wesleyan College, Epsilon Eta- Norfolk, VA 23502 Averett College, Zeta Epsilon- Danville, VA 24541
PROVINCE XI
Director -Tricia C. Sanok, aN, 325 E. 6th St. #1, Royal Oak, Ml 48067 Central Michigan University, Beta Theta- Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 Adrian College, Gamma Mu- Adrian , Ml 49221 GMI Engineering and Management Institute, Delta Nu-A- Flint, Ml 48504 GMI Engineering and Management Institute, Delta Nu-B- Flint, Ml 48504
PROVINCE XII Director- Christina Schmidt, B~ . 2353 Romaine Creek, Fenton, MO 63026 Miami University, Alpha Alpha Colony- Oxford, OH 45056 Murray State University, Beta Nu -Murray, KY 42071 University of Southern Indiana, Delta KappaEvansville, IN 47711
PROVINCE XIII
Director- Mary Sidhu Pittman, EB, 609 S. Main St., Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 Ball State University, Chi Chi- Muncie, IN 47301 Indiana State University, Beta Upsilon- Terre Haute, IN 47809 Eastern Illinois University, Gamma OmegaCharleston, IL 61920 DePaul University, Delta Eta- Chicago, IL 60614
PROVINCE XVI
Director- Sharese Swanson Moser, HH (Mrs. Lonnie) , 734 Carl Ave., Salina, KS 67401 Emporia State University, Epsilon Epsilon Emporia, KS 66801 Pittsburg State University, Eta Eta- Pittsburg, KS 66762 Northeastern State University, Beta Gamma Tahlequah, OK 74105 Rockhurst College, Zeta Eta- Kansas City, MO 64110
PROVINCE XVII
Director- Stephanie Nelson Volk, HH, 8109 Perry #12, Overland Park, KS 66204 Central Missouri State University, Zeta ZetaWarrensburg, MO 64093 Southwest Missouri State University, Beta Sigma -Springfield, MO 65804 Missouri Valley College, Gamma Pi- Marshall, MO 65340 Missouri Southern State College, Zeta AlphaJoplin, MO 64801
PROVINCE XVIII
Director- Tanya Trumbla, a Y, 3112 Bonniebrook, Plano, TX 75075 University of Central Arkansas, Beta LambdaConway, AR 72032 Henderson State University, Beta MuArkadelphia, AR 71923 University of Arkansas at Monticello, Gamma Zeta - Monticello, AR 71655 â&#x20AC;˘ Southern Arkansas University, Epsilon Alpha Magnolia, AR 71753
PROVINCE XIX
Director- Kendy Clark, BB, 6864 S. Ivy Way #9204, Englewood , CO 80112 University of Northern Colorado, Beta Beta Greeley, CO 80631 University of Texas at San Antonio, Delta Upsilon -San Antonio, TX 78285
PROVINCE XIV
Director- Maria Malayter, XX, 1007 Centurion Lane, Apt. 4, Vernon Hills, IL 60061 Western Illinois University, Beta KappaMacomb, IL 61455 WINTER 1995 15
Alpha Sigma Alpha 1994-1995 National Alumnae Regions REGION I DIRECTOR
NEW ALUMNAE REGIONS
Director- Kathleen Thompson Pilecki, o T, (Mrs. Larry J.), 16 Eastwood Dr., West Seneca, NY 14224 Boston, Massachusetts- Mary McGuire, 10 Conant Rd., Framingham, MA 01701 Buffalo, New York- Marcia J. Spitler, 88 Kettering Dr., Buffalo, NY 14223 Central New Jersey- Lisa Turnbull, 18 Village Park Court, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 Central Pennsylvania- Marilyn Bashore, 814 Scott Lane, Lititz, PA 17543 Delaware Valley, Pennsylvania- lise Graenz Schwarze, 3 Longpoint Lane, Media, PA 19063 Kutztown, Pennsylvania- Elisabeth Yoder, 837 N. 12th St., Reading, PA 19604 New York Metro- Jennifer Comforto, 9 Bowman Lane, Kings Park, NY 11754 Philadelphia Metro- Kathleen T. Gaughan, 1812 N. Hills Ave., Upper Dublin, PA 19090 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania- Bonnie Oswald, 1504 Evergreen Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 15209
The alumnae regions were redrawn following the 1994 national convention in Milwaukee. They are:
=- REGION I . REGION II
''i! REGIONIII .REGION IV
REGION II DIRECTOR
REGION V REGION VI
Director- Deborah Fields Dietrich, B N, 12908
124th Ave. N. , Largo, FL 34644-3503 Baltimore, Maryland- Rachel Sochol, 9733 Clocktower Lane, Apt. 202, Columbia, MD 21046 Ft. Lauderdale, Florida- Debbie Bukas Patterson, 7451 NW 37th Court, Lauderhill, FL 33319 Hattiesburg, Mississippi- Dolly Loyd, 225 Sherwood Dr. , Hattiesburg, MS 39402 Mississippi Gulf Coast- Davona Mitchell, 6192 Kimbrough, Biloxi MS 39532 Richmond, Virginia- Frances Francis, 602 Devon Rd. , Richmond, VA 23229 Tampa Bay, Florida- Lisa Reiss Glonek, 4299 14th St. NE, St. Petersburg, FL 33703 Washington, DC- Judith Whipp Parkison, 16560 Emory Lane, Rockville, MD 20853 Wilmington, Delaware- Emily K. De Wese, 122 Walnut Ave., Ardmore, PA 19003
REGION Ill DIRECTOR
Director- Joanne Burroughs Zabaldo, B Q, (Mrs. Dennis) , 3609 W. Cleveland St., Tampa, FL 33609 Akron, Ohio- Mrs. Lawrence Banner, 3430 Montrose Ave., Akron, OH 44314 Cincinnati, Ohio- Karen Bader, 92 Thompson Ave. #2, Ft. Mitchell, KY 41017 Columbus, Ohio- Pam Free, 565 Laurel Ridge Dr. , Gahanna, OH 43230 Dayton, Ohio- Anita Reichling, 1135 Dexter Ave., Kettering, OH 45419 Detroit, Michigan- Mary Ellen Busch, 1709 Gardenia #3, Royal Oak, Ml 48067 Detroit Suburban- Lisa Manning, 6647 Cross Creek Dr., Washington, Ml 48094. Flint, Michigan- Barbara Struble, 12180 Townline Rd ., Grand Blanc, Ml 48439 Huntington, West Virginia- Charla Grass, 6003 Baker Rd., Huntington, WV 25705 Newark-Zanesville, Ohio- Mrs. Norman Cogswell, 1070 W. Church St. , Newark, OH 43055
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REGION IV DIRECTOR
Director - Connie Peyton Hoffman, ZZ, (Mrs.
Phil), 171 S. Main, Trenton, MO 64683 Anderson, lndiana-Deloris Reinhart, 313 Vasbinder Dr., Chesterfield, IN 46012 Chicago, Illinois - Mary Hohe, 429 Kensington, LaGrange, IL 60525 Chicago Metro- Lynnette Brent, 139 W. Windsor, Lombard, IL 60148 Chicago North - Christine J. Martinicky, 429 S. Abbey Hill Lane, Palatine, IL 60067 Chicago West- Nancy Cepuder Reagan, 436 Turner Ave., Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 Elkhart-Goshen, Indiana-Jill H. Szyarto, 1627 Evergreen Pl., Elkhart, IN 46514 Indianapolis, Indiana - Barbara Martin Kassing, 700 Harlen St. , Plainfield, IN 46168 Milwaukee, Wisconsin- Anne E. Borowski, 14440 W. Sunrise Ave., Brookfield, WI 53005 Muncie, Indiana- Doris White, 1200 N. Buckeye, Muncie, IN 47305 Southwestern Indiana- Karla Kamp Cook, 3319 E. Mulberry, Evansville, IN 47714 Terre Haute, Indiana- Patricia Read Hammett, 1820 N. 6-1/2 St. #25C, Terre Haute, IN 47804 Wiscota Area, Wisconsin/Minnesota- Rae McNeely Hawn, 315 County Rd. B2 W., Roseville, MN 55113
REGION V DIRECTOR
Director - Angela Dantzler Bauldree, BZ, (Mrs. Phillip), 2104 Whitehurst Lane, Carrollton, TX 75007 Dickinson, North Dakota- Deb Conlon, 970 Alder Ave. , Dickinson, ND 58601 Emporia, Kansas- Janel Wiederholt, P.O. Box 142, Hartford, KS 66854
Kansas City, Missouri- Janet Pepperdine Smith, 118.19 W. 49th Terrace, Shawnee, KS 66203 Maryville, Missouri- Millie Cockrill Loch, 1208 Parkdale Rd. , Maryville, MO 64468 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma- Shannon Lee, 33140 W. Rock Creek Rd., #717, Norman, OK 73072 Omaha, Nebraska -Sharon Lawler, 12961 Harney St., Omaha, NE 68154 Pittsburg, Kansas- Teresa Eskina, 524 Hobson Place, Pittsburg, KS 66762 Reunion, Arkansas- Cheryl McKim, 4901 Gum St. N., Little Rock, AR 72118 St. Louis, Missouri- Chris Merriman Breeding, 12336 E. lnletridge Dr., Maryland Heights, MO 63043 Springfield, Missouri- Lisa Tail, 3129 S. Jefferson Apt. 3B, Springfield, MO 65807 Tulsa, Oklahoma- Theresa Laws, 12510 E. 33rd, Tulsa, OK 74146
REGION VI DIRECTOR
Director- Debbie Sharp Craig, ZZ, (Mrs. Randy), 2300 Norwalk, Colleyville, TX 76034 Austin, Texas- Cathy Moss, 1900 Georgia Landing, Austin, TX 787 46 Dallas, Texas- Barbara Williamson, 312 Timber Ridge Lane, Coppell, TX 75019 Denver, Colorado- Julie Varney Heiss, 3377 S. Empnia Court, Denver, CO 80231 Houston, Texas- Carolyn Snyder, 300 N. Vista #1417, Houston, TX 77073 Phoenix, Arizona- Meri Helaine Berger, 1301 N. 29th Place, Phoenix, AZ 85032 San Antonio, Texas- Mindy Mann, 12012 Maple Rock, San Antonio, TX 78230 San Diego, California- Anne Rumney Will, 3620 Third Ave. Apt. 104, San Diego, CA 92103
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COLLEGIATE HONORS Once a year, The Phoenix lists the honors and activities of outstanding collegians from each chapter Alpha Longwood College, VA
Donaldson, Jennifer Roy and Carline Stockman, Gamma Sigma Alpha (Greek scholarship).
Alpha Gamma Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Cathy Pascucci, Alpha
Cathy Pascucci, judicial board, political science club, college Republicans, student activity fees committee; Abby Brandt, chapter standards board, wellness advocate, physical education club, intramural hall representative; Betsy Gee, Ann Guiberson and Sherry Perkins, Gamma Sigma Alpha (Greek scholarship).
Alpha Beta Northeast Missouri State University
Alesha Farley, Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship), elementary education club; Lori Nolen, Psi Chi (psychology), career placement center, student ambassadors; Ruth Roettger, Phi Eta Sigma, student nurses, ROTC; Sarah Clingman, homecoming queen, Greek spirit award, Order of Omega; Patricia L. Anderson, Omicron Delta Kappa (leadership); Stephanie Bax, Tammy
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Stephanie Marsh, chapter social chairman, chapter secretary, Sign-In Club (hearing impaired), aerobics instructor.
Beta Beta University of Northern Colorado
Sherry Glogau, chapter outstanding senior, Gamma Sigma Alpha (Greek scholarship); Lara Schmidt, chapter outstanding junior, chapter Frost Fidelity Award; Pam Garrett and Tami Gettman, dean's list; Terra Babcock, list of distinction; Jennifer Grumann, Jennifer Mares and Denise Struck, Gamma Sigma Alpha.
Epsilon Epsilon Emporia State University,
KS
Missy Trimmer, chapter president, council for exceptional children, panhellenic women's issues committee, GAMMA; Teri Krehbiel, chapter treasurer, vice president fmance club, GAMMA representative, national
dean's list, Who's Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities, National Collegiate Business Merit Award; Amy Petitjean, tours chairman for ambassadors, vice president of SPURS, chapter rush chairman, union activities council; Leasa Brown, Phi Kappa Phi (honorary). secretary of Beta Beta Beta (biology), research assistant currently working with mitochondrial DNA sequences in the species of mice capable of carrying the Haunta virus.
Zeta Zeta Central Missouri State University
regent's scholarship, Missouri Teacher Education Scholarship, Denning-Robers Panhellenic Scholarship.
Eta Eta Pittsburg State University, KS
J.J. O'Toole, past chapter president, vice president of student government association, homecoming queen candidate; Jenne Parks, chapter vice president, panhellenic council vice president, homecoming queen candidate; Stacy Dague, Cynthia Larcom and Janete O'Toole, Omicron Delta Kappa (leadership) .
Pi Pi State University
at
Buffalo, NY
Shannon Schneider, Zeta Zeta
Shannon Schneider, president Order of Omega, secretary Sigma Delta Tau, vice president of student government association, vice president Pi Sigma Alpha (political science), president of student academic advising association, student ambassadors association, Mortar Board,
Irma lopez, Pi Pi
Renelle Morton, Kappa Delta Pi (Spanish), chapter scholarship chairman, past chapter president; Tabatha Carabello, concert band, chapter editor, panhellenic representative, sign language club, volunteer aid at St. Mary's School
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COLLEGIATE HONORS for the Deaf, camp counselor at Cradle Beach Camp for physically disabled and fmancially disadvantaged children; Irma Lopez, founder and member of Hispanic drama club, director and actress in student productions, chapter treasurer, exchange student in Spain.
Phi Phi Northwest Missouri State University
Jennifer Hupka, chapter president, Midwest education scholarship, dean's list; Angi Salisbury, chapter vice president, secretary of Order of Omega, student ambassadors; Jennifer Blair, chapter scholarship chairman, student ambassadors, Cardinal Key, president Order of Omega, Alpha Chi (scholarship), hostess of campus television program "Wired," Wilma Wilson Sharp Scholarship; Jill Hanke, vice president of panhellenic, Order of Omega.
Chi Chi Ball State University, IN
Jennifer Dattoli, Alpha Lambda Delta (freshman scholarship) , DeMotte Memorial Scholarship; Angela Apple, panhellenic publicity committee, Alpha Lambda Delta; Carole Duffie, chapter vice president, Blue Key, news anchor and assistant news director for WCHR-1V.
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Beta Gamma
Sooner Communication Conference, outstanding student for the department of speech, communication and journalism, presidential scholar, dean's list.
Northeastern State University, OK
Rebecca Carment, Miss Greek, chapter philanthropic chairman, chapter president, national Elizabeth Bird Small Award.
Beta Theta Central Michigan University
Jen Arnold, Sally Krueger and Deb Smith, Michigan competitive scholarship.
Beta Iota Radford University, VA
Deidre Davis, volleyball team, chapter parliamentarian; Tina Gimbert, chapter president, vice president for membership of Order of Omega, Epsilon Sigma Alpha (philanthropy), chapter Frost Fidelity nominee; Jolene Luggerio, chapter sister of the year, chapter standards chairman, honors program, state day committee; Meg Karlsen, chapter editor, president BACCHUS, co-publicity chairman for public relations society, staff writer for Tartan, dean's list; Vanessa Reiff, chapter chaplain, student support group, Future Teachers of America, National Education Association.
Beta Kappa Western illinois University
Kelly Butler, chapter president, Blue Key,
Beta Mu Kelly Butler, Beta Kappa
Henderson State University, AR
Order of Omega, student leadership development board, special events director for student alumni council, student government association senator, MIFCA/MAPCA delegate, vice president panhellenic council, rush counselor, best of the best award, dean's list, chapter sister of the year.
Jody Dodd, president student activities board, university lectures committee, chapter treasurer; Jodi Burks, Kappa Delta Pi (education) .
Beta Lambda University of Central Arkansas
Kelly Newberg, Beta lambda
Kelly Newberg, chapter president, Greek woman of the year, Bernard Hall Council, student orientation staff, Order of Omega, panhellenic council, tennis team, Reader's Theatre participant, Pi Kappa Delta (forensics), presenter at two competitions Arkansas Communication Conference and
Beta Nu MwmyState University, KY
Holli Barton, chapter vice president, dean's list, student speech language hearing association; Kara Beth Boyer, Beta Beta Beta (biology). president pre-med society, student ambassador, student government association senator, peer educator, Alpha Lambda Delta (freshman scholarship) , dean's list; Allison Burgess, national secretary, state president and local treasurer of Phi Beta Lambda (business), chapter secretary, student ambassador, sUJniner orientation counselor, Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship), Alpha Lambda Delta, Omicron Delta Kappa (leadership) , Alpha Chi (scholarship). Pi Omega Pi (business education). Order of Omega, Helen Hodges Award , Amy
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COLLEGIATE HONORS Swisher Scholarship, dean's list, university scholar; Kim Dunlap, chapter editor, past vice president advertising club, founder of student-run advertising agency, student government association senator for fine arts and communication, public relations society, student ambassador president, new counselor of the year, dean's list; Maria Tsataros, Alpha Epsilon Rho (broadcasting), MSU 1V-11 news anchor, performer at President Clinton's inauguration, actress in campus productions, second place award recipient in the National Association of Teachers and Students Music Competition, music scholarship; Christa Willerton, university honors program, equestrian team, horseman's club, 1994 Beginning Stock Seat National Champion, first place 1994 Zones Hunt Seat, university scholar, John W. Carr Scholarship.
Beta Rho Northern illinois University
Rachel Slavec, panhellenic president, Order of Omega, committee against sexual assault, teacher's aide, homeless shelter volunteer, university scholarship; Sandy DeNicholas, panhellenic representative of the year, vice president of panhellenic activities,
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judicial board president, Order of Omega, Kappa Omega Nu, teacher's aid, DeKalb Youth Center volunteer; Kelly Ortinau, chapter chaplain, day care center volunteer, working on "Willy the Whale," a children's book; Amy Rigoni, chapter membership director and state day chairman, judicial board; Shannon Jaggers, chapter chaplain, Jaycees and Illinois Department of Children and Family Services volunteer.
Beta Sigma Southwest Missouri State University
Stacey Burns, chapter vice president, secretary students of interior design, student alumni association, Springfield Design Association; Mary Beth Ruzicka, Alpha Epsilon Rho (broadcasting), student alumni association, KSMU radio station; Larkin Akel, interfraternity council, rush assistant for panhellenic, chapter homecoming queen campaign chairman.
Gamma Beta University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Debra Marx, Natural Resources Honor Society, William Aberg Wildlife Scholarship, outstanding junior college of natural resources; Tara Hilliard, dean's list, Fast Track (business) .
Gamma Zeta
student advisory board.
University of ArkansasMonticello
Gamma Xi
Michelle Barnette, medical science club, biology club, Alpha Chi (scholarship), dean's list; Memory Burkes, football trainer; Kami Harris, Alpha Chi, student nurse association, dean's list; Melissa O'Connors, debate society, student lieutenant governor of lower Missisippi province of Pi Kappa Delta (forensics) , one of two student representatives on the Pi Kappa Delta national council; Leesa Stephensen, athlete of the year, chapter highest grade point average, outstanding achievement in marketing award; Julia Walden, president of S.U.D.S., judicial board, Miss Cottonblossom, homecoming court; Jennifer Funderburg and Melissa Griffith, homecoming court; Veronica Woodie, captain university cheerleaders; Misty Hill, co-captain university cheerleaders.
Gamma Iota Rochester Institute of Technology, NY
Amy Howard, chapter house manager, president of panhellenic council, Order of Omega, chapter highest GPA; Jeane Jobst, chapter secretary, secretary Greek council, dean's list; Anita Foster, chapter treasurer, vice president Greek council,
Slippery Rock University, PA
Anne Schell, Order of Omega, Sigma Sigma Kappa, rush counselor, panhellenic council; Holly Miller, special education volunteer, dean's list; Sherri Rae, student government, academic forum, rush counselor, board of cooperative activities.
Gamma Pi Missouri Valley College
Taleen Mikulenka, chapter president, chapter Frost Fidelity nominee, vice president of Pi Gamma, cheerleading coach, national dean's list; Jane Ann Smith, show choir, cheerleading, national dean's list, varsity soccer player, fall play; Jana Champion, varsity basketball team, all-tournament team, chapter membership director; Amy Kent, porn pon squad, dance team coach, national dean's list; Rena Love, chapter standards chairman, panhellenic delegate, national dean's list, former varsity soccer player, junior homecoming princess; Jacque Desmond, student senate representative, track team, freshman homecoming princess, national dean's list; Taunja McTeer, chapter secretary, varsity soccer player, national dean's list.
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COLLEGIATE HONORS Gamma Rho
Delta Epsilon
East Stroudsburg University, PA
Mansfield University, PA
Jennifer Stokes, hall council, secretaryI treasurer of tae kwan do club, dean's list, chapter scholarship recipient; Kathy Voegel, chapter vice president, dean's list; Renee Riccardi, dean's list, association of elementary education, Pennsylvania State Education Association; Andrea Nazzarlo and Lisa Luciano, homecoming queen candidates.
Gamma Omega Eastern fllinois University
Krlstie Kahles, homecoming attendant, Greek week committee, panhellenic cabinet director, Order of Omega, chapter vice president, homecoming coronation chairman, top ten Greek women; Kendyl Kinshaw, junior panhellenic council, chapter chaplain, panhellenic community service chairman, Adopt-a-School student coordinator, Into the Streets facilitator, top ten Greek women, rush counselor; Melanie Blum, university union board lectures committee, chapter standards board, Into the Streets facilitator, state day chairman, rush counselor, top ten Greek women, chapter president, vice president panhellenic council.
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Fawn Steele, president Northern Tier Association for the Education of Young People, Lambda Sigma (sophomore leadership I scholarship); Marilyn Fritz, vice president Pennsylvania State Education Association; Carol Packard, all residents hall council; Cassandra Gibson, swim team; Krlsti Kratzer, Nichole Gassaway and Bonnie Sprlgman, field hockey team; Ivey Welshans, pre-law association, Lambda Alpha Epsilon (criminal justice); Judith Wilson, Habitat for Humanity; Laura Brush, cheerleader; Michelle Bower, saddle club, public relations society.
Delta Eta DePaul University, IL
Margaret Chorba, chapter membership director, events editor for DePaulia (campus newspaper) , Alpha Lambda Delta (freshman scholarship), Arthur J. Schmitt scholar, volunteer at St. Francis Hospital, dean's list; Stephanie Naujokas, chapter secretary, Greek council social coordinator, residence hall council representative, Arthur J. Schmitt student leader; Krlsti Flood, chapter treasurer, Arthur J. Schmitt student leader, rush counselor, Greek council treasurer; Jenn Phillips,
Greek council sorority rush coordinator, Arthur J. Schmitt student leader; Laura Adelman, sophomore Greek of the year, volunteer Children's Memorial Hospital; Lynette Bereta, chapter parliamentarian, residence hall council representative, volunteer at St. Vincent Day Care Center and Our Lady of Knock School; Christie Jacobs, presidential scholarship recipient, Alpha Lambda Delta, Beta Gamma Sigma (commerce), Phi Kappa Phi (honorary), Mu Alpha Delta, Golden Key, dean's list, marketing association, most outstanding senior class of 1995; Christy Adams, chapter president, dean's education scholarship, Illinois monetary award, dean's list, Golden Key, volunteer at Our Lady of Knock School.
Delta Iota University of Delaware
Jeanne Joyce, faculty senator, homecoming chairman; Katie Mackrell, Golden Key, chapter chaplain; Meghan McCormack, chapter outstanding new member nominee, lacrosse team, chapter house manager; Alissa McNabb, chapter highest culmulative GPA, chapter membership director; Julie Mirelli, chapter president, president's round table participant;
Michelle Patrick, Order of Omega, Mortar Board; Elizabeth Talley, chapter vice president, homecoming chairman; Donna Warner, panhellenic representative, student association of apparel designers; Wendy White, chapter highest GPA fall of 1993, Greek week co-chairman.
Delta Kappa Univesity of Southern Indiana
Amy Elliot, chapter standards chairman, most improved GPA; Angie Plummer, chapter rush chairman, highest GPA; Krista Pierce, Lambda Chi Alpha award for raising $1,000 for Special Olympics; Casey Summers, Miss Congeniality Johnston County Fair; Heather Daughtery, Eagle Grand Prix Sportsmanship Award; Darcie Gilbert, Eagle Grand Prix All-Star Team; Heather Tripp, chapter chaplain, Order of Omega, Greek council outstanding new member of the year.
Delta Nu路A GMI Engineering and Management Institute, MI
Judy Fletcher, hockey club, actress in 'The Butler Did It," robot society, society of manufacturing engineers, Greek assembly, student senate, chapter president; Kirsty St. Croix, robot society, Sigma Phi Iota, student orientation
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COLLEGIATE HONORS
Rebecca Brown, Delta Nu-A
committee, director of school play, yearbook co-editor, student body president-elect; Becky Brown, women's center resource advisor, Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship) president, student orientation committee, chapter vice president.
women engineers, operations council, athletic council; Lynise Parisien, resident advisor, volleyball club, women's center, society of women engineers, athletic council, rush counselor; Carolyn Pitiss, Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship), dean's list, society of mechanical engineers, society of women engineers; Amy Prior, Phi Eta Sigma, dean's list, chapter treasurer.
Delta Omicron York College, PA
GMJ Engineering and Management Institute, M1
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Delta Rho Elon College, NC
Delta Nu-B Marie Ceranski, vice chairman of women's center, electrical engineering society, society of women engineers, management honor society; Leigh Ann Elmer, yearbook sttlf, programming council, mentor at women's resource center, chapter editor; Lisa Horan, president panhellenic council, chapter scholarship chairman, athletic council, Order of Omega; Carol Lung, yearbook sttlf, society of women engineers, finance council; Jen Neid, director operations council, chapter parliamentarian, rush counselor; Young Lam, chapter vice president, secretary of society of
treasurer, judicial board, social chairman Greek council, volunteer Special Olympics; Jennifer Renner, chapter standards chairman, panhellenic philanthropy committee, volunteer Special Olympics; Kerry McLaughlin, chapter editor, panhellenic representative, secretary Greek council, volunteer Special Olympics.
Wendy Yosco, Delta Omicron
Jennifer Frey, chapter president, cheerleader, co-chairman of Greek council, marketing association; Wendy Yosco, chapter social chairman, recreation society; Michele Capazzoli, recreation society, volunteer for Special Olympics; Gerri Mardosa, chapter vice president, swim team, volunteer Special Olympics; Meredith DeLoretta, alcohol/ drug awareness week chairman, swim team, rush counselor, volunteer Special Olympics; Amy Hunter, chapter
Meghan Jones, senior class vice president, student government association, Alpha Kappa Psi (business), secretary Omicron Delta Kappa (leadership), Pi Gamma Mu (social science) , Who's Who Among Students of American Colleges and Universities, wind ensemble, pep band, dean's list; Heather Rushforth, treasurer Order of Omega, leadership scholarship recipient, campus wellness coordinator; Julie Drigot, chapter philanthropic chairman, service coordinator Elon Volunteers, Kappa Delta Pi (education), Omicron Delta Kappa, campus honors fellow, dean's list, North Carolina teaching fellow, campus orientation leader; Julie Hall, chapter vice president, Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Chi (scholarship), membership director education association,
dean's list, North Carolina teaching fellow, Baptist student union, Pi Gamma Mu (social science); Bekah Sacco, Kappa Delta Pi, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alpha Chi, Phi Alpha Theta (history), dean's list, North Carolina teaching fellow, honors student, captain campus orientation team; Beth Campbell, president mathematics association, vice president Kappa Mu Epsilon (mathematics), North Carolina teaching fellow, Kappa Delta Pi, campus math tutor, most outstanding math student, honors student, dean's list.
Epsilon Gamma Virginia Commonwealth University
Stacey Bellamy, Epsilon
Stacey Bellamy, Miss Richmond, chapter president; Paula Catarsi, dean's scholarship; Kelly Edwards, chapter chaplain, honor program scholarship, provost's scholarship; Joy Greene, chapter editor, Phi Kappa Phi (honorary) scholarship, Capitol Hill intern for U.S. Sen. Chuck Robb, studied abroad in Chile,
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COLLEGIATE HONORS dean's scholarship, top 1 percent of junior class; Lisa Hornsby, chapter vice president, Roger Baugh Scholarship, v olunteer of the year, representative for Fortune 500 Forum; Leigh Krause, second runner-up Miss Virginia Teen USA; Christine Sadowski, Marine Corps scholarship.
athlete; Iris Jennifer Spinier, chapter treasurer, panhellenic delegate, public relations committee, business manager and national advertising manager for The Collegian (campus newspaper) , minority academic achievement award.
Epsilon Kappa Millersville University, PA
Epsilon Eta Virginia Wesleyan CoUege
Nicole Evans, Epsilon Eta
Nicole Evans, Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship), dean's list; Peggy Dunlap and Jennifer Suzanne Horst, Omicron Delta Kappa neadership).
Epsilon Theta Pennsylvania State University-Behrend College
Debra SchlUDnberger,philanthropic chairman for panhellenic, Hoyt Foundation Private Scholarship; Melissa Louise Barger, chapter secretary, panhellenic secretary and social committee, varsity tennis team, Lambda Sigma (sophomore leadership I scholarship) , honors program, honor
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Holly Mercadante, Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship). Sigma Tau Delta (English), dean's list, chapter standards board chairman; Susan Stubbs, Phi Eta Sigma, Psi Chi (psychology). dean's list, research assistant, chapter scholarship chairman, standards board member; Krista Ford, Phi Eta Sigma, chapter vice president; Andrea Heckman, honors student, chapter president; Jen Czarnecki, honors student, chapter secretary; Kristen Marshall, Alpha Epsilon Rho (broadcasting), public relations society, student senate, chapter panhellenic representative; Jeanne Ferullo, acting president student senate.
Epsilon Lambda University of Pittsburgh
at Johnstown, PA Robin HUDnphrey, dean's list, Louis M. Ulery Mathematics and Computer Science Excellence Award, president of freshman ,
sophomore and senior classes, secretary Chi Lambda Tau neadership).
Epsilon Mu Trenton State CoUege, NJ
Kristina Dupey, Kappa Delta Pi (education). dean's list, chapter philanthropic chairman; Christine Laskey, Kappa Delta Pi, dean's list, captain women's swim team, past chapter scholarship chairman; Susan Maiolo, Joan Kaufmann Nursing Excellence Award, Order of Omega, dean's list, chapter scholarship chairman.
Stacey Miller, Epsilon Upsilon
Epsilon Upsilon California University of Pennsylvania
Stacey Miller, chapter outstanding new member nominee, Kappa Delta Pi (education). volunteer for Cities in Schools, chapter sisterhood chairman.
Epsilon Psi Epsilon Xi
Plymouth State CoUege,
Kutztown University, PA
NH
Lisa Hagan, lifeguard at university pool, past president student activities committee, outstanding student activities member, student government, off-campus advisory council, criminal justice club, National Association of Campus Activities representative;
Bernadette Lusczek, chapter vice president, president of SADD, student activities committee, student government association, social welfare club, National Association of Campus Activities delegate; Beth Kielbania, chapter president for two years, association for the education of young children, Pennsylvania Association of Education.
Maureen Howe, science club, Greek of the year; Danielle Millette, appointed by New Hampshire Gov. Steve Merrill to the New Hampshire National and Local Community Service Executive Board, community service award, task force against domestic and sexual violence, undergraduate fellow for the center for community enhancement.
Kristina Reitz, Epsilon Omega
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COLLEGIATE HONORS Epsilon Omega Bentley College, MA Kristina Reitz, chapter president, vice president Order of Omega, dean's list.
Zeta Alpha Missouri Southern State College
Jennifer Bastian, Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship), regent's scholarship, Missouri Teacher Education Scholarship, music scholarship; Misty O'Neal, layout artist MSSC magazine, Katherine L. Hyde Scholarship, chapter vice president, junior art scholarship; Michelle Vineyard,ortentation leader, Katherine L. Hyde Scholarship, professional advertising award, full-tuition art scholarship, chapter president.
AIDS action team, presidential ambassador, panhellenic ambassador, ski club; Carrie Smith, intramural softball and volleyball, Lambda Sigma Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma (freshman scholarship); Sheryl Wright, Order of Omega, vice president of Omega Delta Kappa (leadership). president Phi Alpha Theta (history) , Lambda Sigma (sophomore leadership/ scholarship) ; Sandy Weice, social justice club, coordinator of Hunger & Homelessness Week, coordinator of Preview Gannon University.
Zeta Eta Rockhurst College, MO
parliamentartan student alumni association, honor and mentor program, president's strategic planning committee, Alpha Phi Omega (service), work study coordinator at financial aid office; Tara Albright, chapter chaplain, vice president student senate, student ambassador, student representative curriculum tripartite committee, dean's list, organization of collegiate women; Jacki Prosperi, panhellenic president, Beta Beta Beta (biology), student ambassador, honors Greek council, PLUS (Peer Listening Understanding and Sharing), physical therapy club; Jessica Meador, chapter treasurer, PLUS, resident assistant, secretary athletic office.
Zeta Iota
Zeta Gamma
Zeta Theta
Gannon University, PA
Wagner College, NY
Michelle McNeish, national dean's list, president Order of Omega, BACCHUS,
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SUNY at Stony Brook
Michelle Chicota,
Rhonda Hartzel, resident advisor, ortentation advisor, student government, residential life counselor; Christine Long, student government representative of the year, panhellenic representative, vice president of medical technology club, student government representative, leadership conference committee; Kristen Marino, dean's list, psychology club;
founding member and secreatry Wagner College Democrat Club, political science/history club, dean's list, White House intern, softball team; Lisa Pallotta, chapter vice president, senior class treasurer, student government, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alethea Women's Society, vice president Kappa Delta Pi, dean's list, honors program, dean's mertt scholar, peer tutoring; Leslie Posten, dean's list, Who's Who Among Students of Amertcan Colleges and Universities, national dean's list, Omicron Delta Kappa, Alethea Women's Society, president Kappa Delta Pi, hockey statistician, campus work study program, volunteer Navesink Fire Company.
Tara Albright, Zeta Eta
Lori Morgan, chapter president, representative student government association, Alpha Sigma Nu (scholarship), honors program, volunteer Lighthouse Crtses Pregnancy Center, Greek council, Nurses Chrtstian Fellowship, Rockettes dance squad captain, medical assistant; Meghan Turner, president student senate, panhellenic secretary,
chapter editor, dean's list, honors program, dean's mertt scholar, Omicron Delta Kappa (leadership). Alpha Kappa Delta (sociology). secretary Kappa Delta Pi (education), peer advisor, peer tutoring;
Michele DiSalvo, chapter secretary, dean's list, Omicron Delta Kappa, histortan for Kappa Delta Pi, Alethea Women's Society, homecoming/songfest committee; Laura Graham, chapter public relations chairman,
Rebecca Phelan, Zeta Iota
Basilia Bonavita, president of spirtt club, kickline, AIDS peer educator, date rape intern; Rebecca Phelan, chapter president, captain swim team.
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