Themis—Fall 2022

NATIONAL COUNCIL

National President

Dinah Jackson Laughery, Beta Gamma

Vice President Collegiate I

Jess Adams Meyers, Eta Beta

Vice President Collegiate II Stancy Robinson Hagans, Gamma Tau

Vice President Collegiate III

Kimberly Jones Ivester, Gamma Pi

Vice President Alumnae I

Kery Reinkemyer Webb, Eta Iota

Vice President Alumnae II Cheri White Armstrong, Theta Gamma

Secretary-Treasurer

Shannon Ferguson, Alpha Psi

National Panhellenic Conference Delegate Katie Peoples Zamulinsky, Theta Xi

Extension Director Karla Lundgren Wheeler, Psi

ZTA FRATERNITY

HOUSING CORPORATION

President Natalie Yingling Lisko, Delta Omega

Vice President Housing Area I Karen Rose Roper, Iota Alpha

Vice President Housing Area II Julie Ward Moxley, Theta Sigma

Vice President Housing Area III Marnie Marlar Frazier, Eta Omega

Vice President Construction Kris Fleming, Eta Theta

Vice President Design Ashlee Driggers Kositz, Eta Chi

Vice President Operations Nona Douglass Richey, Zeta Omicron

Secretary-Treasurer

Casey Guimbellot Pash, Iota Chi

Directors

Dinah Jackson Laughery, Beta Gamma Carolyn Hof Carpenter, Theta Tau Shannon Ferguson, Alpha Psi

ZTA FOUNDATION

President Carolyn Hof Carpenter, Theta Tau

Vice President of Alumnae Development Cynthia Byars Courtney, Gamma Tau

Vice President of Collegiate Development Carla Martin Cobb, Theta Tau

Vice President of Philanthropy Marlene Dunbar Conrad, Eta Iota

Vice President of Scholarship Kristen Humeston Harthorn, Beta Phi

Secretary-Treasurer Kay Dill Kreutzer, Eta Rho

Directors

Nora Nell Hardy Jackson, Beta Gamma Becky Hainsworth Kirwan, Gamma Beta Sherry Server Tilley, Zeta Alpha Dinah Jackson Laughery, Beta Gamma Shannon Ferguson, Alpha Psi

Natalie Yingling Lisko, Delta Omega

Casey Guimbellot Pash, Iota Chi

From Where I Sit

Like many women, I have multiple roles. I am a wife, stepmom, daughter, sister, friend, dog-mom, physician, member of Zeta Tau Alpha and ZTA National Officer since 2008. People frequently ask me why I continue to volunteer for ZTA. That answer is easy; I love it. ZTA has helped me find my people and develop leadership skills. I want to give back to the organization, so it will be here for future generations. Lately, more people have asked me how I manage to do everything. That answer is more complicated.

I am fortunate to have a husband and family who fully support everything I do. Before taking on a challenge, like pursuing a master’s degree in health administration, a new responsibility at work or a new role in ZTA, I ask my family. My priorities change daily, but family always comes first. I try not to multitask, and most importantly, I make time for myself daily. That could mean taking an hour to go to the gym, take a nap or watch TV.

I set limits. Saturday nights are my family/date night, and unless there is an emergency, I won’t participate in a meeting or call. I have at least one vacation each year without ZTA or work responsibilities. When I travel for ZTA, I try to include my family. My husband often comes with me to Zeta Day and we make a weekend of it.

I have learned to say “no.” I won’t agree to do something unless I can give it my best effort. I surround myself with people who give me reality checks when they see me taking on more than I should. They remind me if I start to neglect responsibilities, giving me time to refocus.

When work or family commitments keep me from attending a ZTA event, I know the other Collegiate National Officers will cover for me, as I would for them. The Vice Presidents Collegiate have always been understanding when I cannot travel and have found other volunteers to stand in for me.

I have learned to understand others more, not compare myself to anyone else and set achievable goals. I cannot fix every problem, but I consider it a success if I give it my best effort and improve at least one aspect. The small accomplishments add up, and that has made the difference.

I often wish I had more hours in the day or that I could clone myself. Until those things are possible, I will continue to put my heart and soul into doing what I can for ZTA, when I can, as long as I can.

SHARI H. ROBBINS M.D.

Gamma Alpha Chapter, University of Miami Collegiate National Officer

My Convention Experience

ZARIA ZIGLAR Iota Phi Chapter North Carolina State University

The focus of Convention 2022 was love, and that is precisely what I experienced. Four days with more than 1,000 sisters gathered in the heat of Texas to strengthen the fellowship and camaraderie of the Fraternity. From dining together, to celebrating during award ceremonies to bonding during the “Zonky Tonk” sisterhood event, Convention left us all changed for the better. It was an opportunity to understand more about ZTA nationally while also connecting with collegians and alumnae who share the love of the Fraternity. Seeing sisters receive recognition for their achievements and celebrating alongside them was terrific. Speakers Nataly Kogan, Alex Hudgens, Bonny Shade and Laura Rutledge were incredible examples of driven leaders who empower women within ZTA and worldwide.

I was proud to not only represent Iota Phi Chapter but also to share something bigger than myself. My time at Convention was incomparable to anything I have experienced, and I will never forget it. I left feeling empowered, inspired and challenged to lead with a loving heart and show other Zetas the vast scope of our sisterhood.

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Proclamation

Just three months ago over 1,000 Zeta Tau Alphas gathered in Dallas for our first in-person Convention since 2018. The heartfelt emotion and the great joy of being back with our sisters again was awesome. The five days we spent together were filled with much-needed hugs, smiles and laughter.

In 1898, Founder Maud Jones Horner experienced that same joy. In The History of Zeta Tau Alpha , she recalls: “The beginning of the session 1898-99 found our little crowd back again at the Normal and just as eager as before, if not more so, to find something to satisfy our desire.”

Maud knew just how much her sisters needed each other. In the preamble to the first Constitution of Zeta Tau Alpha , she proclaimed, “we have banded ourselves together... to be to each other what we most need in times of sorrow as well as joy throughout our lives.”

For 124 years, ZTA has taught us to be sisters who share in each other’s joy and sorrow. Sisters who band together eagerly. The charter of Zeta Tau Alpha refers to this as the need to intensify friendship.

Founders’ Day is a great time to consider how to intensify our friendships, especially now that we can be together face to face. As National President, I plan to visit our chapters in person. Building relationships comes more naturally in person. We can attend alumnae chapter gatherings to grow established friendships and make new ones. We can volunteer as advisors and meet regularly with collegiate officers to help them strengthen their chapters. We can volunteer at Think Pink® events and raise awareness of early detection of breast cancer.

Most importantly, we can be to each other what we most need in time of sorrow as well as joy, just as our Founders

envisioned. We can give to the ZTA Foundation on the third annual Day of Giving to provide essential scholarships and programming for our members. We can pick up the phone and call a sister who might need to hear a familiar voice.

As we approach the milestone of the 125th anniversary of our Fraternity, let’s all pledge to intensify the friendships we have made and continue to cherish in Zeta Tau Alpha.

Given under my hand and seal, I proclaim the fifteenth day of October, in the year of our Lord two thousand and twenty-two, as our 124th Founders’ Day.

DINAH JACKSON LAUGHERY National President

Austin, Texas October 2022

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By Christy Marx Barber, Staff Writer

Wednesday

Large lighted letters spelling out “Howdy Y’all” and topped with a spray of turquoise and gray balloons greeted collegians and alumnae as they arrived at Convention 2022. Seeing and hugging sisters for the first time in four years created a special excitement that lasted throughout the week.

National President Alicia Patten Williams welcomed the 1,000 attendees in the opening session and introduced National Council, the boards of the ZTA Foundation and the ZTA Fraternity Housing Corporation and the 2022-2023 Leadership Consultants.

Keynote speaker Bonny Boutet Shade (Kappa Tau Chapter, Florida Gulf Coast University), set the tone for the week’s focus on love. “Love is a journey, not a destination,” said Bonny, associate director for fraternity and sorority life at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte. “Love is a verb. It’s a choice you make with grace, and it requires action.” She encouraged her sisters

to love by doing the work that maintains ZTA’s common thread.

At dinner, Mrs. Williams and the eight other members of National Council presented the State of the Fraternity address. They spoke of how the lessons of The Creed of Zeta Tau Alpha guided their decisions during the challenging 20202022 biennium.

“We created a symphony of high ideals by holding true to the Creed’s last instruction, ‘remembering always that the foundation precept of Zeta Tau Alpha was Love, the greatest of all things’,” Mrs. Williams said. “We have enriched and ennobled our lives under the most difficult circumstances by learning to love sisters steadfastly, enduringly and unconditionally.”

“Love is a verb. It’s a choice you make with grace, and it requires action.”

- BONNY BOUTET SHADE

“We have enriched and ennobled our lives under the most difficult circumstances by learning to love sisters steadfastly, enduringly and unconditionally.”

- ALICIA PATTEN WILLIAMS

MARGARET

GOLDEN

The first Business Meeting featured treasured Convention traditions— the processional of delegates and National Officers, the parade of chapter flags, the Welcome given by the President of the nearest collegiate chapter, the Response from the President of the newest chapter, and the presentation of new chapter silver cups.

After the Business Meeting, the Fraternity Housing Corporation held its biennial meeting and elected officers (see page 16). The FHC also hosted Thursday’s luncheon, celebrating housing volunteers and announcing the creation of the Julia Marthaler Hill Excellence in Housing Leadership Award.

The award was named in honor of and presented to Mrs. Hill for her 20 years of service to the FHC (see page 34).

Nora Nell Hardy Jackson, former National President and former FHC President, received the Repeater Award for attending 27 Conventions.

The afternoon guest speaker, Nataly Kogan, urged ZTA members to embrace themselves as “awesome humans.” She offered strategies for reducing stress, including disconnecting for 30 minutes every day to refuel, and finding balance between emotional, mental and physical energy.

Thursday’s dinner paid tribute to collegiate Crown Chapter recipients, Outstanding Advisors, the collegiate Louise Kettler Helper award recipient Danielle Harrison (Alpha Theta Chapter, Purdue University), and the recipients of the Vivian Ulmer Smith Recruitment Award, presented for the first time to multiple members—the Virtual Recruitment Task Force.

Following dinner, attendees changed into ritual attire for the Rededication Service, conducted by the Leadership Consultants, and the Memorial Service, honoring members who passed away during the biennium. During the service, ZTA remembered 32 former National Officers who died from 2018 to 2022.

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Friday

At the second Business Meeting, delegates approved changes to the Constitution & Bylaws of Zeta Tau Alpha, including eliminating the requirement of alumnae references for potential new members. The meeting also included a review of ZTA’s harm reduction policies.

Guest speaker Alex Hudgens (Lambda Iota Chapter, Vanderbilt University), called ZTA “love in motion” and asked how each attendee would stay in motion after Convention. The a Emmy-nominated journalist and producer, formerly with Access Hollywood, offered the acronym HEART as a guideline for motion: hope, energy, accountability, relationships and tenacity.

With everyone dressed in pink, Friday’s luncheon celebrated the ZTA Foundation’s commitment to scholarships and philanthropy. To commemorate the 30th anniversary of breast cancer education and awareness as ZTA’s philanthropy, the Foundation announced a $500,000 grant to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (see page 46).

The Foundation also honored the retirements of Vice President of Philanthropy Sherry Server Tilley and Vice President of Scholarship Catherine G. Slaughter with endowed scholarships in their names.

The afternoon collegiate small group sessions continued the week’s focus on the newly defined Key Value of Love. Collegians learned more about how to practice self-care and how to love their sisters more authentically through moments big and small.

Friday’s dinner was a rousing tribute to the recipients of the Honor Ring, Alumnae Crown Chapter Award and the alumnae Louise Kettler Helper award recipient Diane Hansen Keegan.

Sisters then donned their hats and boots for the “Zonky Tonk” sisterhood party, featuring line dancing, games and multiple backdrops for that perfect Instagram photo.

Saturday

At the final Business Meeting, the retiring members of National Council—National President Alicia Patten Williams, Vice President Collegiate II Laura Moak Redman and Extension Director Raechel Bennett Biggs—received silver trays and boxes filled with personal notes from ZTA sisters in honor of their service.

The proposed slate of National Council members for 2022-2024 passed by acclamation and the former National Presidents conducted the National Council Installation Service. Former National President Nora Nell Hardy Jackson presented The Purple of the Fraternity to her daughter, new National President Dinah Jackson Laughery.

Saturday’s luncheon featured the ZTA Foundation’s 2022 Outstanding Alumnae, ESPN and SEC Network host Laura McKeeman Rutledge (Gamma Iota Chapter, University of Florida). Laura recalled how her ZTA

sisters believed in her more than she believed in herself and encouraged her to serve as a chapter officer, campus tour guide, sports radio reporter and pageant contestant.

“Looking around this room right now, I think about the power we have as women. Everyone here is a leader, a difference maker, an influencer,” she said.

During their free afternoon, Zetas were able to relax around the pool, enjoy the Gaylord’s amenities or just rest up for the final celebration.

At the Recognition Banquet, 22 alumnae chapters and 28 collegiate chapters received the coveted silver trays, representing excellence over the last biennium. Convention concluded with a sisterhood circle, with Zetas linking arms from table to table to sing “Today and Forever.”

Get to Know the Three Boards

ZTA FRATERNITY NATIONAL COUNCIL

DINAH JACKSON LAUGHERY

National President

Beta Gamma Chapter (Florida State University)

What is something about you that most people don’t know?

I love a big hug! People assume I am not a hugger, but a hug from a friend is the best gift I can receive. I look forward to making new friends as I visit our chapters and give out hugs.

JESS ADAMS MEYERS

Vice President Collegiate I Eta Beta Chapter (Duquesne University)

Which Founder would you most like to meet and why?

I would love to meet Alice Bland Coleman. Like Alice, my friendliness and “sparkling personality” were misunderstood, and in high school I was voted “class flirt.”

STANCY ROBINSON HAGANS

Vice President Collegiate II Gamma Tau Chapter (Texas Tech University)

What is something about you that most people don’t know?

I almost played college softball! At the last minute I decided I wasn’t passionate enough to be a dedicated student athlete, so I tried something new and went through recruitment. I am glad I did!

KIMBERLY JONES IVESTER

Vice President Collegiate III Gamma Pi Chapter (The University of Georgia)

What is your favorite aspect about volunteering for ZTA?

First, working with collegians fills my bucket. They bring such great ideas, passion and love. Second is the

sisterhood I have found meeting Zetas beyond where I live who support and encourage me.

KARLA LUNDGREN WHEELER

Extension Director

Psi Chapter (University of Washington)

What is something most people don’t know about you?

Just as I was graduating college, I turned down a job offer to be an onair radio personality for KISS 106.1 FM in Seattle, Washington. I traveled as a ZTA Leadership Consultant instead!

KERY REINKEMYER WEBB

Vice President Alumnae I

Eta Iota Chapter (Valdosta State University)

Which ZTA volunteer job has been your favorite?

Each has brought joy in a different way and my favorite so far has been District President. To be a good volunteer, you don’t need to know all the answers; you just need to be teachable and have the best interest of ZTA at heart.

CHERI WHITE

ARMSTRONG

Vice President Alumnae II

Theta Gamma Chapter (Texas A&M University)

Why do you want to serve on a national board?

ZTA has made such a difference in my life through life-long friendships, a Foundation scholarship and opportunities to learn and develop leadership skills.

I want to ensure these opportunities are available for years to come.

DR. KATIE PEOPLES ZAMULINSKY

National Panhellenic Conference Delegate Theta Xi Chapter (Rutgers University)

What is something most people don’t know about you?

I’m an introvert! In my ZTA and professional roles, I speak to large groups, lead meetings and serve as an ambassador. At the end of the day, I need a good hour of quiet.

SHANNON FERGUSON

Secretary-Treasurer Alpha Psi Chapter (University of Missouri)

Why did you join ZTA?

I went to a large university and wanted to find a place on campus

I could call home from day one. ZTA provided that place as well as leadership lessons that have helped me grow personally and professionally ever since.

(from left to right) Dr. Katie Peoples Zamulinsky, Cheri White Armstrong, Kimberly Jones Ivester, Jess Adams Meyers, Dinah Jackson Laughery, Shannon Ferguson, Stancy Robinson Hagans, Kery Reinkemyer Webb, Karla Lundgren Wheeler

ZETA TAU ALPHA FOUNDATION

CAROLYN HOF CARPENTER

President

Theta Tau Chapter (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

Which ZTA volunteer job has been your favorite?

I loved them all—alumnae chapter officer, advisor, District President, Vice President Alumnae II, National President and now Foundation President. But my favorite role was serving on the Extension Team.

CYNTHIA BYARS COURTNEY

Vice President of Alumnae Development Gamma Tau Chapter (Texas Tech University)

What is your favorite ZTA memory from college?

I loved recruitment and our ritual services. My first office as a collegian was Ritual Chair. I learned so much and took the role so seriously. Our ritual is the foundation of Zeta Tau Alpha.

CARLA MARTIN COBB

Vice President of Collegiate Development Theta Tau Chapter (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)

What do you wish you could tell your collegiate self?

Don’t take for granted the little moments like eating in the ZTA dining room on a random Tuesday. Take advantage of campus opportunities—speakers, plays, shows and resources. And study harder.

MARLENE DUNBAR CONRAD

Vice President of Philanthropy Eta Iota Chapter (Valdosta State University)

What is your favorite line from The Creed?

To look for the good in everyone. I try to live that every day. My daily goal is to give lots of grace to others. You never know what people are going through and a little grace goes a long way.

KRISTEN HUMESTON

HARTHORN

Vice President of Scholarship Beta Phi Chapter (Michigan State University)

Which ZTA volunteer job has been your favorite?

Mentor. I love seeing the personal growth of collegians from joining, to making a difference in the chapter and on campus, to graduating and not wanting to say good-bye.

KAY DILL KREUTZER

Secretary-Treasurer

Eta Rho Chapter (The University of North Alabama)

What was your first job?

After being a ZTA Field Consultant in 1978-1979, my first “real” corporate job was with Abbott Labs as a laboratory technician in the Diagnostic Division. I did research and development of infectious diseases.

BECKY HAINSWORTH KIRWAN

Director

Gamma Beta Chapter (Washington College)

What is your favorite ZTA memory from college?

All the changes that happened in the four years I was there. For example, we went from having closed dorms to having open visitation.

NORA NELL HARDY JACKSON

Director

Beta Gamma Chapter (Florida State University)

Why did you join ZTA?

I felt at home there and believed that ZTA could help me realize some of my dreams.

SHERRY SERVER TILLEY

Director

Zeta Alpha Chapter (University of Evansville)

What is your favorite part about being in an alumnae chapter?

Getting to know Zetas from a broad spectrum of chapters and ages. Having been to most of their chapters at some point, the stories and people we may know in common are a strong bond.

Back row (from left to right): Natalie Yingling Lisko, Dinah Jackson Laughery, Shannon Ferguson, Carla Martin Cobb, Cynthia Byars Courtney, Marlene Dunbar Conrad, Kristen Humeston Harthorn, Casey Guimbellot Pash Front row: Sherry Server Tilley, Nora Nell Hardy Jackson, Carolyn Hof Carpenter, Becky Hainsworth Kirwan (not pictured: Kay Dill Kreutzer)

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NATALIE YINGLING LISKO

President Delta Omega Chapter (Westminster College)

What do you like most about your job/career/field?

I love working on a college campus. It’s filled with energy and excitement every day. Working with students and helping them achieve their goals is very rewarding.

KAREN ROSE ROPER

Vice President Housing Area I Iota Alpha Chapter (Robert Morris University)

What about your new board role are you most looking forward to?

Continuing to move the FHC forward by remaining true to our mission statement. Providing chapters with safe, competitive and attractive facilities is so important to our sisterhood.

JULIE WARD MOXLEY

Vice President Housing Area II Theta Sigma Chapter (Winthrop University)

What is your favorite line from The Creed?

To be humble in success and without bitterness in defeat. My children even know this line of The Creed. I make them repeat it often.

MARNIE MARLAR FRAZIER

Vice President Housing Area III Eta Omega Chapter (Louisiana State University in Shreveport)

Which Founder would you most like to meet and why?

Alice Grey Welsh. She had a bubbly and vivacious personality, and she was outspoken. She was our first Province President and started our chapter growth.

KRIS FLEMING

Vice President Construction

Eta Theta Chapter (Missouri University of Science and Technology)

What is your favorite aspect about volunteering for ZTA?

I enjoy making friendships across the country. Sometimes it is hard to remember you didn’t actually go to school with all the Zetas you know.

ASHLEE DRIGGERS KOSITZ

Vice President Design

Eta Chi Chapter (Francis Marion University)

What is your favorite aspect about volunteering for ZTA?

I love spending time with women I can laugh and share stories with while getting away from my demanding mom role at home. We share a common thread that allows us to relate to each other in every stage of life.

NONA DOUGLASS RICHEY

Vice President Operations

Zeta Omicron Chapter (Arkansas State University) Which Founder would you most like to meet and why?

Mary Campbell Jones Batte. I think Cammie and I might enjoy finding a little mischief and adventure! I’d also really like to meet second Grand President Bruce Houston Davis. I’ve always admired her courage to lead.

CASEY GUIMBELLOT PASH

Secretary-Treasurer

Iota Chi Chapter (Middle Tennessee State University)

What is your favorite line from The Creed?

To learn the nobility of serving. Learning to serve in college prepared me for my job overseeing Junior Achievement volunteers in South Carolina. We teach K-12 students skillsets and the mindset to build thriving communities.

(from left to right) Julie Ward Moxley, Marnie Marlar Frazier, Nona Douglass Richey, Natalie Yingling Lisko, Karen Rose Roper, Casey Guimbellot Pash, Ashlee Driggers Kositz, Kris Fleming

Silver Awards

On the final night of Convention, ZTA celebrates the achievements of collegiate and alumnae chapters at the Recognition Banquet, often referred to as “Silver Night,” because each award is a silver tray or bowl. National Council selected 28 collegiate and 22 alumnae chapters for silver awards this year. The Fraternity’s five most prestigious awards honor sustained excellence and representation of our Nine Key Values by three collegiate chapters on their campuses and two alumnae chapters in their communities.

HELEN MARGARET HARRISON AWARD

The Helen Margaret Harrison Award is the highest recognition a collegiate chapter can achieve and recognizes a chapter’s success in consistently attaining a high level of excellence in every phase of chapter operations. Epsilon Chapter (University of Arkansas), a chapter of 500 women, planned all the required programs, including 230 service projects, philanthropy events, sisterhoods and socials with dedication and love. While the chapter has a robust calendar that meets all required programs and then some, academics come first and the chapter obtained a GPA over 3.5 for the biennium.

NELLY GALLOWAY SHEARER ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

The Nelly Galloway Shearer Achievement Award is the second highest collegiate honor and is given to the chapter that has made the greatest progress or continued to maintain its high degree of excellence during the biennium. Gamma Pi Chapter (The University of Georgia) is a seven-time Helen Margaret Harrison award winner and has received one of the top seven awards every biennium since 1994. The chapter prioritizes campus leadership, membership retention and academics. The chapter achieved a grade point average of more then 3.6 this biennium and initiated nearly 100% of its new members.

MERIT AWARD

The Merit Award is the third highest award presented to a collegiate chapter. It is given to the chapter that has maintained and sustained excellent officer and campus leadership, academic achievement, attitude and cooperation. Gamma Psi Chapter (Texas Christian University) has 278 members and maintained a GPA of over 3.4 consistently for seven years, including 48 members with a perfect 4.0 GPA this year. Every member is involved in outside organizations with over 30% of the chapter holding leadership roles.

BETTY MCGEHEE SCHUESSLER AWARD

The Betty McGehee Schuessler Award was established to honor the Vice President Alumnae from 1964–1970. Mrs. Schuessler placed great emphasis on the importance of alumnae supporting collegiate chapters. The Memphis, TN Alumnae Chapter received this award for the third consecutive biennium. Members provide an outstanding advisory board to a nearby chapter and cultivate personal relationships with collegians. The chapter consistently recruits new members and plans excellent programming around a yearly theme. Members will drive 45 minutes or log in remotely from across the country for events.

NAN BARKLEY BOETTCHER AWARD

The Nan Barkley Boettcher Award is the other of the two highest alumnae chapter awards. Named for the former National President and Vice President Alumnae, it is presented to the alumnae chapter with no collegiate chapter in the community that has achieved excellence in all areas of Fraternity life throughout the biennium. Through thoughtful programming and calendar management, the Collin County, TX Alumnae Chapter excels in membership growth, creative events and inclusive activities. The chapter held over 150 events this biennium with a combined attendance of 1,500. Members also supported a collegiate chapter 40 miles away with recruitment practice, snacks, meals, resume workshops and game nights.

Collegiate Awards

SILVER AWARD RECIPIENTS

Becky Hainsworth Kirwan Chapter Improvement Award

Alpha Xi Chapter, Indiana University

Anne Winnes Redmond Service Awards

Small Campus: Theta Delta Chapter, Salisbury University

Medium Campus: Zeta Xi Chapter, Georgia Southern University

Sherry Server Tilley Leadership Award Alpha Psi Chapter, University of Missouri

Alumnae-Collegiate Relations (Collegiate) Award

Eta Theta Chapter, Missouri University of Science and Technology

Activities Awards

Small Campus: Zeta Beta Chapter, Thiel College

Medium Campus: Kappa Omega Chapter, Saint Louis University

Large Campus: Alpha Eta Chapter, University of Cincinnati

Collegiate Public Relations Awards

Theta Sigma Chapter, Winthrop University

Runner-Up: Eta Pi Chapter, Wright State University

New Member

Programming Award

Kappa Upsilon Chapter, Georgia College

Vallera Clough Ross Panhellenic Award

Zeta Gamma Chapter, Youngstown State University

National Council Special Recognition Awards

Gamma Kappa Chapter, James Madison University

Lambda Eta Chapter, Virginia Commonwealth University

Martha C. Edens New Chapter Award

Lambda Omicron Chapter, Boise State University

Membership Selection Awards

Small Campus: Theta Zeta Chapter, Wofford College

Medium Campus: Zeta Psi Chapter, Jacksonville State University

Large Campus: Kappa Chapter, The University of Texas at Austin

Membership Enrichment Awards

Delta Psi Chapter, Samford University

First Runner-Up: Alpha Upsilon Chapter, Oklahoma State University

Second Runner-Up: Iota Omega Chapter, University of Maryland

Merit Awards

Gamma Psi Chapter, Texas Christian University

First Runner-Up: Gamma Chi Chapter, Indiana State University

Second Runner-Up: Beta Delta Chapter, Miami University

Nelly Galloway Shearer Achievement Awards Gamma Pi Chapter, University of Georgia

First Runner-Up: Alpha Chapter, Longwood University

Second Runner-Up: Gamma Iota Chapter, University of Florida

Helen Margaret Harrison Award

Epsilon Chapter, University of Arkansas

CROWN CHAPTER

This award is given annually for collegiate chapters attaining the standard of chapter excellence for each year of the biennium.

Alpha, Longwood University Alpha Eta, University of Cincinnati Alpha Omicron, The University of Iowa

Alpha Psi, University of Missouri Alpha Upsilon, Oklahoma State University Alpha Xi, Indiana University Beta Delta, Miami University Beta Gamma, Florida State University Delta Beta, Florida Southern College Delta Chi, William Jewell College Delta Psi, Samford University Delta Theta, Ohio Northern University Epsilon, University of Arkansas

Eta Pi, Wright State University

Eta Rho, The University of North Alabama Eta Theta, Missouri University of Science and Technology Gamma Alpha, University of Miami Gamma Beta, Washington College Gamma Chi, Indiana State University Gamma Iota, University of Florida Gamma Kappa, James Madison University Gamma Nu, University of Virginia Gamma Pi, University of Georgia Gamma Psi, Texas Christian University Gamma Rho, Auburn University Iota Gamma, The College of New Jersey Iota Iota, Fairleigh Dickinson University Iota Omega, University of Maryland Iota Pi, University of Dayto n Iota Theta, Georgia Institute of Technology Kappa, The University of Texas at Austin Kappa Beta, Presbyterian College Kappa Lambda, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Kappa Omega, Saint Louis University Kappa Omicron, Merrimack College Kappa Pi, University of South Carolina Aiken Kappa Upsilon, Georgia College Lambda Beta, University of Rhode Island Lambda Eta, Virginia Commonwealth University Lambda Kappa, Appalachian State University Lambda Omicron, Boise State University Lambda Tau, Long Island University Brooklyn Mu, Drury University Nu, The University of Alabama Omicron, Brenau University Theta Delta, Salisbury University Theta Sigma, Winthrop University Theta Zeta, Wofford College Zeta, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Zeta Beta, Thiel College

Zeta Gamma, Youngstown State University Zeta Psi, Jacksonville State University Zeta Upsilon, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Zeta Xi, Georgia Southern University

HELPING HANDS

This award recognizes chapters that assisted the Fraternity or another chapter in some significant way during the year.

Alpha Beta, University of Pennsylvania Alpha Nu, Birmingham-Southern College Alpha Omicron, The University of Iowa Alpha Theta, Purdue University Alpha Upsilon, Oklahoma State University Alpha Xi, Indiana University Alpha Zeta, The Ohio State University Beta Lambda, University of Louisville Beta Omicron, University of South Carolina Beta Phi, Michigan State University Delta Alpha, California State University, Long Beach Delta Omicron, Lenoir-Rhyne University Delta Theta, Ohio Northern University Epsilon, University of Arkansas Eta Pi, Wright State University Eta Rho, The University of North Alabama Gamma Chi, Indiana State University Gamma Epsilon, Pennsylvania State University Iota Iota, Fairleigh Dickinson University Iota Psi, Rochester Institute of Technology Kappa Alpha, Colorado State University Kappa Lambda, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh Kappa Psi, Kutztown University of Pennsylvania

Lambda Alpha, Sacred Heart University Lambda Omicron, Boise State University Lambda Tau, Long Island University Brooklyn Lambda Theta, New York University Lambda Upsilon, University of Wisconsin - Madison Lambda Xi, Seton Hall University Lambda Zeta, Lehigh University Theta Chi, George Mason University Theta Eta, Stephen F. Austin State University Theta Tau, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Theta Theta, Arkansas Tech University Theta Xi, Rutgers University

QUOTA/TOTAL

Each year, this award is presented to chapters that pledged Quota during Primary Recruitment and maintained maximum chapter Total each semester or quarter during the school year.

Alpha, Longwood University Alpha Eta, University of Cincinnati Alpha Nu, Birmingham-Southern College Alpha Psi, University of Missouri Alpha Upsilon, Oklahoma State University Alpha Xi, Indiana University Alpha Zeta, The Ohio State University Beta Delta, Miami University Beta Gamma, Florida State University Beta Nu, New Mexico State University Beta Omicron, University of South Carolina Beta Phi, Michigan State University

Delta Beta, Florida Southern College

Delta Chi, William Jewell College Delta Gamma, High Point University Delta Omega, Westminster College Delta Psi, Samford University Delta Sigma, Lamar University Delta Theta, Ohio Northern University Delta Zeta, Sam Houston State University Epsilon, University of Arkansas

Eta Alpha, Georgia Southwestern State University

Eta Beta, Duquesne University

Eta Chi, Francis Marion University

Eta Epsilon, Mansfield University of Pennsylvania Eta Gamma, West Chester University of Pennsylvania Eta Kappa, University of Central Florida

Eta Lambda, College of Charleston Eta Phi, Illinois State University Eta Pi, Wright State University Eta Tau, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte Eta Theta, Missouri University of Science and Technology Eta Xi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Eta Zeta, Elon University

Gamma Alpha, University of Miami Gamma Chi, Indiana State University Gamma Epsilon, Pennsylvania State University Gamma Gamma, The University of Texas at El Paso Gamma Iota, University of Florida Gamma Kappa, James Madison University Gamma Nu, University of Virginia Gamma Omega, University of Houston Gamma Pi, University of Georgia

Gamma Psi, Texas Christian University

Gamma Rho, Auburn University

Gamma Tau, Texas Tech University

Gamma Xi, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Iota Alpha, Robert Morris University

Iota Delta, Towson University

Iota Gamma, The College of New Jersey

Iota Iota, Fairleigh Dickinson University

Iota Omega, University of Maryland

Iota Omicron, Lander University

Iota Phi, North Carolina State University

Iota Psi, Rochester Institute of Technology

Iota Rho, East Carolina University

Iota Sigma, Old Dominion University

Iota Theta, Georgia Institute of Technology Kappa, The University of Texas at Austin Kappa Alpha, Colorado State University Kappa Beta, Presbyterian College Kappa Omega, Saint Louis University Kappa Omicron, Merrimack College Kappa Pi, University of South Carolina Aiken Kappa Sigma, University of South Florida Kappa Tau, Florida Gulf Coast University Kappa Upsilon, Georgia College Kappa Zeta, Clemson University Lambda, Southwestern University Lambda Alpha, Sacred Heart University Lambda Beta, University of Rhode Island Lambda Epsilon, Indiana UniversityPurdue University Indianapolis Lambda Eta, Virginia Commonwealth University Lambda Kappa, Appalachian State University Lambda Omicron, Boise State University Lambda Tau, Long Island University Brooklyn Lambda Theta, New York University Lambda Zeta, Lehigh University Mu, Drury University

Theta Delta, Salisbury University Theta Eta, Stephen F. Austin State University Theta Gamma, Texas A&M University Theta Kappa, University of Missouri-St. Louis Theta Omicron, Baylor University Theta Phi, California State University, Fullerton Theta Psi, Texas State University Theta Tau, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Theta Theta, Arkansas Tech University Theta Xi, Rutgers University Theta Zeta, Wofford College Zeta, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Zeta Alpha, University of Evansville Zeta Beta, Thiel College Zeta Gamma, Youngstown State University Zeta Omega, Ferris State University

Zeta Omicron, Arkansas State University Zeta Psi, Jacksonville State University Zeta Upsilon, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Zeta Xi, Georgia Southern University

ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT

This award goes to those chapters that attained Highly Commendable status (3.2 GPA or higher) for at least two consecutive semesters or three consecutive quarters during the biennium.

Alpha Beta, University of Pennsylvania Alpha Eta, University of Cincinnat i Alpha Omicron, The University of Iowa Alpha Psi, University of Missouri Alpha Theta, Purdue University Alpha Upsilon, Oklahoma State University Alpha Xi, Indiana University Alpha Zeta, The Ohio State University Beta Delta, Miami University Beta Gamma, Florida State University Beta Omega, Union University Beta Omicron, University of South Carolina Beta Phi, Michigan State University Beta Psi, Stetson University Beta Theta, Franklin College Beta Upsilon, Kansas State University Delta Beta, Florida Southern College Delta Chi, William Jewell College Delta Delta, Baldwin-Wallace College Delta Gamma, High Point University Delta Omega, Westminster College Delta Psi, Samford University Delta Theta, Ohio Northern University Delta Upsilon, West Virginia Wesleyan College Epsilon, University of Arkansas Eta Beta, Duquesne University Eta Phi, Illinois State University Eta Pi, Wright State University Eta Rho, The University of North Alabama Eta Theta, Missouri University of Science and Technology Eta Xi, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Gamma Alpha, University of Miami Gamma Chi, Indiana State University Gamma Epsilon, Pennsylvania State University Gamma Iota, University of Florida Gamma Nu, University of Virginia Gamma Pi, University of Georgia Gamma Psi, Texas Christian University Gamma Rho, Auburn University Iota Alpha, Robert Morris University Iota Delta, Towson University

Iota Eta, University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Iota Gamma, The College of New Jersey Iota Iota, Fairleigh Dickinson University Iota Nu, Susquehanna University Iota Omega, University of Maryland Iota Phi, North Carolina State University Iota Pi, University of Dayton Iota Rho, East Carolina University Iota Theta, Georgia Institute of Technology Kappa, The University of Texas at Austin Kappa Chi, Shorter University Kappa Eta, Rockhurst University Kappa Iota, Moravian College Kappa Mu, Linfield College Kappa Omega, Saint Louis University Kappa Omicron, Merrimack College Kappa Phi, Christopher Newport University Kappa Upsilon, Georgia College Kappa Zeta, Clemson University Lambda, Southwestern University Lambda Alpha, Sacred Heart University Lambda Beta, University of Rhode Island Lambda Eta, Virginia Commonwealth University Lambda Iota, Vanderbilt University Lambda Kappa, Appalachian State University Lambda Lambda, Kennesaw State University Lambda Omicron, Boise State University Lambda Pi, Reinhardt University Lambda Theta, New York University Lambda Xi, Seton Hall University Lambda Zeta, Lehigh University Mu, Drury University Psi, University of Washington Sigma, Baker University Theta Chi, George Mason University Theta Gamma, Texas A&M University Theta Omicron, Baylor University Theta Tau, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Theta Theta, Arkansas Tech University Theta Xi, Rutgers University Theta Zeta, Wofford College Upsilon, University of California, Berkeley Zeta, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Zeta Alpha, University of Evansville Zeta Beta, Thiel College Zeta Gamma, Youngstown State University Zeta Lambda, Rider University Zeta Psi, Jacksonville State University

Alumnae Awards

SILVER AWARD RECIPIENTS

Alumnae Chapter Improvement Award

Sacramento, CA Chapter

Alumnae Service Awards

Statesboro, GA Chapter

First Runner-Up: Greenwood, SC Chapter

Second Runner-Up: Huntsville, TX Chapter

Alumnae-Collegiate Relations Award (Alumnae)

Long Beach, CA Chapter

Alumnae Public Relations Awards Lexington, KY Chapter

First Runner-Up: Youngstown, OH Chapter

Second Runner-Up: Baton Rouge, LA Chapter

Alumnae Panhellenic Awards Columbus, OH Chapter

First Runner-Up: Miami, FL Chapter

Second Runner-Up: Austin, TX Chapter National Council Special Recognition Awards

Silver Spring, MD Chapter Houston Northwest, TX Chapter

Alumnae Chapter Programming Awards Jacksonville, FL Chapter

First Runner-Up: Macon, GA Chapter

Second Runner-Up: Detroit Metropolitan, MI Chapter

Betty McGehee

Scheussler Awards

Memphis, TN Chapter

First Runner-Up: St. Louis, MO Chapter

Second Runner-Up: Dayton, OH Chapter Nan Barkley Boettcher Awards Collin County, TX Chapter

First Runner-Up: Oklahoma City, OK Chapter

Second Runner-Up: Huntsville, AL Chapter

CROWN CHAPTER

This award is given biennially for alumnae chapters attaining the standard of chapter excellence for each year of the biennium.

Aiken, SC Chapter

Akron, OH Chapter

Albuquerque, NM Chapter Ann Arbor, MI Chapter Athens, GA Chapter Augusta, GA Chapter

Austin, TX Chapter

Baton Rouge, LA Chapter Bay State, MA Chapter Birmingham, AL Chapter Boise, Idaho Alumnae Chapter Central Florida Chapter Central New Jersey Chapter Chicago Northwest Suburban, IL Chapter Cincinnati, OH Chapter Cincinnati, OH Crown Chapter City of Chicago, IL Chapter Cleveland-East, OH Chapter Cleveland-West, OH Chapter Coastal Islands of SC Chapter Collin County, TX Chapter Columbia, SC Chapter Columbus, OH Chapter Cypress, TX Chapter Dayton, OH Chapter Denton, TX Chapter Detroit Metropolitan, MI Chapter Fredericksburg, VA Chapter Ft. Worth, TX Chapter Grand Strand, SC Chapter Greater Grand Rapids, MI Chapter Greater Greenville, SC Chapter Greater Hartford, CT Chapter Greater Kansas City, MO Chapter Greater Oxford, MS Chapter Greenville, NC Chapter Greenwood, SC Chapter Gwinnett County Chapter of Georgia Houston Northwest, TX Chapter Houston, TX Association Huntsville, AL Chapter Huntsville, TX Chapter Indianapolis, IN Association Jacksonville, FL Chapter

Knoxville, TN Chapter Lancaster, PA Chapter Lexington, KY Chapter Little Rock, AR Chapter Long Beach, CA Chapter

Loudoun County, VA Chapter Louisville, KY Chapter

Macon, GA Chapter Martin, TN Chapter Memphis, TN Chapter Miami, FL Chapter Mobile, AL Chapter

NASA-Brazoria County, TX Chapter North Fulton Link of Georgia Chapter North Shore, IL Chapter Northeast Mississippi Chapter Northern Maryland Chapter Northern Virginia Chapter Northwest Arkansas Chapter Northwest Florida Chapter Oklahoma City, OK Chapter Orlando, FL Chapter

Pee Dee Area, SC Chapter Phoenix, AZ Chapter Research Triangle, NC Chapter Sacramento, CA Chapter Salisbury, MD Chapter San Diego, CA Chapter San Francisco and Marin Counties, CA Chapter Seattle, WA Chapter Silver Spring, MD Chapter South Brevard, FL Chapter Southern Atlanta West Chapter Southern Peninsula, CA Chapter Spartanburg, SC Chapter St. Louis, MO Chapter Statesboro, GA Chapter Steel City, PA Chapter Tidewater, VA Chapter Tri-Cities Virginia Chapter Tucson, AZ Chapter Tulsa, OK Chapter Twin Cities, MN Chapter Valdosta, GA Chapter Virginia Peninsula Chapter Washington, DC Chapter Youngstown, OH Chapter

HONOR RING

The Honor Ring is the highest individual award the Fraternity gives. To earn an Honor Ring, an alumna must render sustained and outstanding service to the Fraternity. Congratulations to the following alumnae for receiving their Honor Ring this biennium!

Alyssa Krumpak Adamson

Mandy Ingram Altfater

Ashley Amoss

Joi Baumgardner

Francesca Rocco Bayes

Sarah Ford Brammer

Suzanne Michelle Brittain

Heather Brown

Beverly Denton Choppin

Lindsay Clark

Sylvia Contreras

Nicole Dalichau

Lauren Eggbeer

Amy Esh

Dana B. Essick

Catherine Stokely Frye

Elyse C. Gessler

Kayla Kaczmarek Gibeault

Becky Koltonski Gleason

Alyssa Godwin

Brittany Pond Grigorenko

Sara Herndon

Suzanna Johnson

Kate Stevens Kane

Jacque Green Kennedy Dana Maurizio Klingener

Erika Kolenich

Michelle Osborne Marshall Ruth Lovett McMullen

Andrea Warner Molinari Michelle Montalbano

Sarah Scheidemantel Morrison

Areta Hill Moseley

Caitlin Moulton-Towle Katie Espinosa Newton Mallory Payan

Collete Peta

T’asia Ratliff

Denise Schulz

Bonny Shade

Leah Simmons

Heather Siscel

Stacey Ratliff Stegura

Juliette Neil Thier

Rachel Pansa Torres

Christina Westfall

April Lynn White

HELPING HANDS

This award recognizes chapters that assisted the Fraternity or another chapter in some significant way during the year.

Collin County, TX Chapter Ft. Collins, CO Chapter

Houston Northwest, TX Chapter Houston, TX Association Indianapolis, IN Association Jacksonville, FL Chapter Little Rock, AR Chapter

New York City, NY Chapter North Fulton Link of Georgia Chapter Northwest Arkansas, AR Chapter Oklahoma City, OK Chapter Philadelphia, PA Chapter Rocky Mountain, CO Chapter Southern Peninsula, CA Chapter Stillwater, OK Chapter

Sarah Duvall Gilstrap Heather Giovenco

A LOVE STORY: REDEFINING ZTA’S DEFINITION OF LOVE

By Taylor Dwyer, Education and Resources Coordinator

Zeta Love. ZL. ZLAM. The greatest of all things. These all likely come to mind when Zetas read, see or hear the word love. Zeta Love is a special feeling. It’s one of the reasons collegians and alumnae remain ever loyal to ZTA.

The Creed of Zeta Tau Alpha refers to Love as “the greatest of all things.” In 2016, ZTA defined and developed its Nine Key Values, including Love. Since then, ZTA has assessed its membership’s connection to Love. The results are an evolving love story–not the kind in a novel or on the big screen but a story about how ZTA has redefined its definition of Love.

ASSESSING LOVE

Since 2016, through a partnership with Dyad Strategies, ZTA has collected data from the annual collegiate Membership Survey. While completing the survey, collegians

respond to behavioral questions on a scale of 1 to 5 (Strongly Disagree to Strongly Agree). Some of these behavioral questions correlate directly with each of the Nine Key Values. That data has helped tell the stories of ZTA chapters through these Values.

National Council and International Office staff analyze the data each year to identify trends or areas of improvement. Over time, they have noted stagnant results in members’ sense of Love. That is where and why this Love story changes course.

EXAMINING LOVE

Although any score above 4.0 in the Nine Key Values is considered great, the Love results became an outlier when compared to steady improvements in all the other Key Values.

“It was clear from the assessment data that there was a disconnect between how the assessment defined love and how our women experienced love in their daily life,” said Dr. Katie Zamulinsky, ZTA National Panhellenic Conference Delegate. Because the questions on the survey directly correlate with each Key Value’s definition, this stagnation begged the questions: Does ZTA’s definition of Love align with current collegiate members’ experiences? Did ZTA need to redefine Love? The best way to find out was to ask collegians directly.

AUTHENTICITY WITH ZETA LOVE... LIKE YOU KNOW THEY GENUINELY CARE ABOUT YOU.” -FOCUS GROUP PARTICIPANT

REDEFINING LOVE

Working with Dyad, ZTA developed a four-step plan: a focus group with collegiate members, creating new Love survey questions, testing the new Love questions and writing the new definition.

Step 1: Focus Group

During the virtual Officer Leadership Academy for Area II in January 2022, ZTA and Dyad conducted a focus group with collegians about Zeta Love. Facilitators asked participants, representing multiple schools with varying chapter sizes, how they defined and felt about Love, as well as how they experience Love in their chapters. Then, Dyad analyzed the transcribed focus group audio for trends.

Step 2: New Love Survey Questions

Using direct quotes from the focus group, Dyad developed a comprehensive list of how Zetas define and feel about Love. The list included 14 new statements about Love that could be used in a survey format. “Love is foundational to Zeta Tau Alpha,” said Dr. Joshua Schutts, Chief Research Officer at Dyad Strategies. “The previous questions didn’t capture the way members truly spoke and felt about Love, and therefore may not have fully captured the essence of Love as Zetas feel and experience it.”

Step 3: Testing the New Love Questions

During the virtual Officer Leadership Academy for Area III later in January, nearly 400 collegians completed the pilot Love survey. The full list of 14 statements about Love proved to be strong measures of Zeta Love. Because ZTA asks just six questions per Key Value on the annual Membership Survey, the list was narrowed down to the six Love statements that most resonated with collegians.

Step 4: Writing the New Definition

This proved to be the easiest part of the four-step process. Using the commonalities between the six statements, the new definition of Love became:

• Practices loving oneself in order to better love others

• Shows genuine interest in sisters’ well-being, making them feel appreciated

• Loves sisters steadfastly, enduringly and unconditionally, through moments big and small

LOVE REIMAGINED

The concept of “loving oneself” was a consistent theme that emerged during this process. ZTA intentionally incorporated it into the new definition. ZTA learned that loving oneself is important to collegians, especially when it comes to loving their sisters. “As women, we are often taught to put ourselves last,” said Dr. Zamulinsky. “It is exciting to see a generation of women understand the need to pour into their own well-being first, so they are better positioned to love and serve others.”

Analysis of the 2022 Membership Survey results clearly showed that collegians relate more with this reimagined definition of Love. A .31 increase in the overall Love average indicates significantly more collegians agreed or strongly agreed with the statements about Zeta Love on the most recent survey compared to the previous definition.

The process of redefining Love was truly collaborative, involving collegiate members, National Council, International Office staff and volunteers. ZTA now has an updated definition of Love that better reflects collegians’ lived experiences. Although the definition of Love has changed, one thing will always remain the same; Love truly is “the greatest of all things.”

ZETA DATA HIGHLIGHTS

Love isn’t the only thing that improved.

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Collegiate Membership Survey.

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Purpose

BY HANNAH ROWE, ALUMNAE ENGAGEMENT MANAGER

Throughout the academic year, Leadership Consultants work with collegiate chapters, providing guidance on chapter operations, leadership development and officer education. They also assist new chapters on the journey to Installation. These 15 women exemplify ZTA’s Nine Key Values, including Leadership and Loyalty & Commitment, through their enthusiasm, creativity and flexibility. The ZTA Foundation funds a portion of the Leadership Consultant program.

from left to right

MADDY WILSON

Delta Omicron Chapter, Lenoir-Rhyne University

Hometown: Belmont, North Carolina

Degree: Political Science

What is your favorite ZTA memory?

Receiving letters from the members of my chapter at the end of my senior year. It meant so much to know that I had made a positive impact on them during my collegiate years.

What are you most excited about for the upcoming year?

I am excited to support and further develop members’ understanding and appreciation of ritual services.

RACHEL MIKOWSKI

Delta Lambda Chapter, Georgia State University

Hometown: Saint Simons Island, Georgia

Degree: Political Science

What made you love being a Zeta?

Attending Emerging Leaders Academy and seeing how connected we are made me realize the reach that ZTA brings to women across the country. It was that experience that made me fall in love with ZTA even more.

What brings you joy and/or helps you recharge?

Getting coffee and going shopping

GABRIELLE GUTIERREZ

Gamma Phi Chapter, University of North Texas

Hometown: Rowlett, Texas

Degree: Hospitality and Tourism Management

Who has been your ZTA mentor?

My chapter’s General Advisor, Kati Mize, taught me that Zeta Is Forever and the lessons I learned in the chapter can be applied in everyday life.

How do you define ZTA sisterhood?

ZTA sisterhood is being there for your sisters and supporting them in everything.

BAILEY MATTOX*

Lambda Sigma Chapter, The University of Texas at Tyler

Hometown: Red Oak, Texas

Degree: Kinesiology

Why did you want to be an LC?

I want to help others succeed, and I loved what the LCs did for my chapter when they visited.

What’s the best advice you’ve ever received?

You can’t stress about the things you can’t control.

RACHEL CARRUTHERS

Beta Nu Chapter, New Mexico State University

Hometown: Las Cruces, New Mexico

Degree: Economics

What do you hope to contribute to the chapters you visit this year?

A genuine enthusiasm for our sisterhood and support for emerging leaders

Why did you want to be an LC?

I am very passionate about building female leadership and believe impactful change begins within our own communities.

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CAROLINE GRETENCORD

Alpha Xi Chapter, Indiana University

Hometown : Fishers, Indiana

Degree: Spanish; Speech, Language and Hearing Science

What do you hope to contribute to the chapters you visit this year?

I hope to contribute my love and knowledge of ZTA to each chapter I visit and inspire women to pursue ZTA outside of their collegiate years.

What app could you not live without?

Spotify—I am always listening to music or podcasts.

MELANIE CLARK

Kappa Omicron Chapter, Merrimack College

Hometown: Anson, Maine

Degree: Communication and Media

What is your favorite ZTA memory?

Finally meeting the 2020 new member class in person after recruiting them virtually

Who is your role model?

My mom is always there for a hug or a laugh. She’s been a constant light and support in my life and goes above and beyond for my brothers and me.

MARISA DESCISCIO

Alpha Zeta Chapter, The Ohio State University

Hometown: Hinckley, Ohio

Degree: Psychology

Why did you choose ZTA?

I chose ZTA because I felt like I could sit on the couch in my pajamas and pink flamingo slippers and feel not a bit out of place.

What motivates you?

Feeling like I made an impact on someone or something bigger than myself motivates me.

AIYANA CORDOVA*

Kappa Alpha Chapter, Colorado State

Hometown: Denver, Colorado

Degree: Health and Exercise Science

Who has been your ZTA mentor?

My ZTA mentor is Pat WoosterJackson, a Kappa Alpha advisor. I would likely not be in this role if it weren’t for her guidance and gentle nudges. She has pushed me to be better.

Fun fact about yourself:

I have never been skiing or snowboarding despite living in Colorado my entire life.

CHELSEA GRIFFIN

Alpha Chapter, Longwood University

Hometown: Poquoson, Virginia

Degree: Biology

Why did you want to be an LC?

I learned so much from my leadership experiences during my collegiate years, and I want to share my knowledge, wisdom and perspective with sisters to help them grow to their fullest potential.

Where did you go on your favorite trip?

My favorite trips have always been visiting the Outer Banks. I have made so many memories there every year since I was three years old.

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MAYA CLAUSEN

Lambda Chapter, Southwestern University

Hometown: Austin, Texas

Degree: Political Science and Environmental Studies

Why did you want to be an LC?

ZTA furthered my development as a person and gave me so many friends and amazing memories. I want to bring those same things to the sisters I meet.

What is your favorite thing to do with ZTA sisters?

I love getting coffee and food to catch up with my sisters.

RACHEL LAMIRANDE*

Iota Psi Chapter, Rochester Institute of Technology

Hometown: Rochester, New York

Degree: Management Information Systems

When did you first feel a sense of belonging in ZTA?

While living with my sisters in the ZTA house

What do you hope to contribute to the chapters you visit this year?

I want to help women feel confident in their leadership abilities.

SHELBY SEYMOUR

Delta Beta Chapter, Florida Southern College

Hometown: Cape Coral, Florida

Degree: Nursing

Fun fact about yourself: I did Irish dancing for 12 years growing up.

How do you live ZTA’s Nine Key Values?

Through serving as a leader, I have found that I can use Lifelong Learning daily by surrounding myself with others who may not think or feel as I do all the time.

TOMIKO REYES*

Gamma Gamma Chapter, The University of Texas at El Paso

Hometown: El Paso, Texas

Degree: Digital Media Production

What is your personal motto?

Don’t let anyone dull your sparkle.

What are your plans after you serve as a ZTA Leadership Consultant?

I would like to see more women of color represented in the media, and I hope to be one of them by pursuing work with a production company.

SARAH STICH*

Alpha Psi Chapter, University of Missouri

Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri

Degree: Political Science and Middle School Social Studies Education

What is your personal motto?

You must always have faith in others, but most importantly, you must always have faith in yourself.

What is your favorite ZTA memory?

My favorite memory was serving as Vice President III/Membership Chair. Navigating virtual Recruitment was no easy feat, but I walked away from it with a full ZTA cup.

—CAITLIN MOULTON-TOWLE, DIRECTOR OF FIELD OPERATIONS

“The 2022-2023 Leadership Consultant team is ready to take on the important work awaiting them on the ZTA road this year. After training and Convention to connect with so many of our leaders, they have laid a strong foundation and are sure to leave a positive impact on the organization.”

CELEBRATING HOUSING VOLUNTEERS

By Christy Marx Barber, Staff Writer

Dedicated local volunteers are essential to the success of the ZTA Fraternity Housing Corporation. The FHC depends on Housing Advisors across the country to manage projects, provide guidance to chapter officers and alert the Area Housing Coordinators and board about needed repairs. At Convention 2022, the FHC honored two exceptional Housing Advisors for their commitment to overseeing their local facilities.

OUTSTANDING HOUSING ADVISORS

Sarah Schroeder Alessi Housing Advisor

Upsilon Chapter

University of California, Berkeley

When the Fraternity Housing Corporation was looking for a new home for Upsilon Chapter, Sarah (below) took on the role of “house hunter,” researching available listings

and sending the FHC leads. Since then, she has said “yes” to being the Housing Advisor, General Advisor and member of the FHC’s Operations Committee. “Sarah is dedicated to both ZTA and her family,” said Vice President Housing Area III Marnie Marlar Frazier. “She is always willing to help and work hand in hand with National Officers.” Initiated at Kappa Alpha Chapter (Colorado State University), Sarah held several offices in the Ft. Collins, CO Alumnae Chapter before moving to California, where she is now a member and former Secretary of the East Bay, CA Alumnae Chapter.

Ginny Love Watkins

Housing Advisor

Theta Eta Chapter

Stephen F. Austin University

Ginny became Housing Advisor to her collegiate chapter in 2019 after serving as General Advisor from 2017 to 2019 and Program Council Advisor from 2015 to 2017. In nominating her for this award, Vice President Housing Area II Julie Ward Moxley said, “No problem is too big for Ginny. She is ready to jump right into any challenge without hesitation. Ginny is well-connected and respected in the university community and a strong

advocate for ZTA in all aspects of membership.” While she is a working mother, Ginny continues to put ZTA at the top of her priority list and has been a member of the Shreveport, LA Alumnae Chapter since 2015. Chapter delegates accepted the award on her behalf (above).

GET INVOLVED!

If you are interested in learning more about serving as a Housing Advisor, please log into Sisters Only, select the “Engage” tab on your profile page, select “Volunteer with ZTA,” and complete the Volunteer Interest Form.

JULIA MARTHALER HILL AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN HOUSING LEADERSHIP

Julia Marthaler Hill

Eta Rho Chapter

The University of North Alabama

At Convention, the FHC also announced the creation of a new biennial award to recognize the dedication that sustains the quality of our facilities and proud tradition of ZTA’s leadership in fraternity/ sorority housing. In announcing Julia Marthaler Hill (above) as the first recipient of the award, FHC President Natalie Yingling Lisko said, “she has been such a driving force for excellence in housing leadership that we have chosen not only to give her the inaugural award,

but also to name the award in her honor.” As National President and a member of the FHC board from 2002 to 2006, as FHC President from 2006 to 2018, and as FHC Vice President Design from 2018 to 2022, Mrs. Hill has collaborated with other board members and alumnae volunteers to create gorgeous and functional spaces where our members can live, study and enhance their sisterhood.

NORA NELL HARDY JACKSON OUTSTANDING HOUSE DIRECTOR AWARD

Patty Thomas

This is the only ZTA award presented to a non-member. The award pays tribute to the role of a key employee in our residential facilities and is named for former FHC President Nora Nell Hardy Jackson. National Council selects the recipient, based on nominations from collegiate chapters.

Alpha Xi Chapter (Indiana University) advisors nominated Patty, the chapter’s House Director since

fall 2018, for this award. Patty had worked as house director at another ZTA chapter and then switched to a men’s fraternity house. One year later, she applied for the opening at IU. She said “yes” to ZTA again, even though she knew the chapter’s future was uncertain due to policy violations and she would replace a longtime, beloved house director who was retiring. She made an immediate connection with the chapter members.

In 2020, house capacity was cut in half and nearly every procedure changed due to COVID. “Patty continued to build relationships and make everyone feel welcome,” said Mentor Carrie Armentrout Hoffeditz. “She goes on walks and hikes with the members. She is kind, thoughtful and fiercely protective of the chapter members.” With grown daughters and grandchildren of her own, she has a fun life story and shares that optimistic mindset with the entire chapter. Chapter delegates accepted the award on her behalf (above).

A SISTERHOOD FOUNDED ON LOVE

By Patti Cords Levitte, Archivist, and Susan L. Beard, Archives Committee Chair

“I do not want you to think that this is just a literary product, because it is not. When I went back and studied all the records and our background, it was in the Preamble to the first Constitution that I found that the basic principle of the fraternity was Love.”

Shirley Kreasan Krieg Strout spoke these words at Convention 1928, after presenting The Creed of Zeta Tau Alpha for the first time. Convention delegates unanimously adopted The Creed then and it has remained unchanged. The Creed proclaimed love as the core of ZTA’s existence, and all other ZTA values grew from that point.

What prompted the need for a creed? Like everyone in the “Roaring 20s,” ZTA was caught up in the whirlwind of exponential growth. During a surge in the U.S. economy and societal changes after World War I, many more women were enrolling in universities. Sororities made their college years more personal with close friendships, organized service projects and, of course, social events. However, some more seasoned ZTA members began to worry that ZTA’s rapid expansion was causing chapters to lose the close, family feeling.

The Founders and Grand Chapter (the original name of National Council) asked Shirley, who was a member of Grand Chapter as EditorHistorian, to write an inspirational document to strengthen the bonds of ZTA sisterhood.

In writing The Creed, Shirley drew inspiration from the original preamble to the Constitution & Bylaws of Zeta Tau Alpha. Written in 1899 by Maud Jones Horner and Odelle Warren Bonham, one of the first three new members, the preamble contains this first mention of the sentiment of love: “The greatest of all things is Love ... therefore, for the purpose of promoting this sentiment, we have banded ourselves together.”

Love became part of the purpose of Zeta Tau Alpha in the mid-20th century, appearing on the first page of the new member manual in 1954: The purpose of Zeta Alpha is the intensifying of friendship, the fostering of a spirit of love, the creating of such sentiments, the performing of such deeds, and the moulding of such opinions as will be conducive to the building up of a purer and nobler womanhood in the world.

The Creed remains the guiding light for ZTA’s values. New members study it in their lessons. Chapters recite it at meetings. ZTA publications include it regularly.

The Founders were very expressive about their love for each other, and how it needed to be nurtured and cared for. The earliest documents in the archives are the ??? letters from the period before ZTA was officially announced to the public. One of the most telling ones is from Mary Campbell Jones Batte, written sometime in early January of 1898 (top right):

THIS PRINT OF THE CREED WAS GIVEN IN THE MID20TH CENTURY AS A GIFT TO MEMBERS.

My dear girls:

Cammie did not call out the sister with whom she had a disagreement. Instead, she tried to mend hurt feelings quickly and not let a small thing come between their sisterly bonds of love. Letters like this are reminders that the Founders were all young women with teenage emotions, but they always chose grace, forgiveness and love to maintain harmony in their ranks.

Love was a factor in making difficult decisions in the early years. Closing Alpha and Eta Chapters at Convention 1906 was necessary for ZTA to join the National Panhellenic Congress (now Conference). Speaking about this decision in the November 1906 issue of Themis, Grand President Bruce Houston Davis said:

This Convention, more than any other, has shown us the goal at which we aim, and has made us more willing to give ourselves to our fraternity and to each other. It has fostered such a spirit as will bind us closer and closer together so that we may become entirely an organization held by bonds of love and co-operation, and it will help to make us an active example through life of our realized ideals.

By surrendering important chapters in the hopes of future entry into the NPC, the sisters at Convention 1906 demonstrated a greater love for the Fraternity’s future existence than their own college experiences. A poem about the decision was printed in the November 1906 Themis (bottom left). This early sacrifice proved to be the right decision when ZTA was to admitted to the NPC in 1909.

In the mid-2010s, the fraternity/ sorority community began to discuss how to make recruitment a more meaningful experience with an emphasis on each organization’s values. The NPC moved to a valuesbased recruitment model in 2015.

In 2016, ZTA debuted the Nine Key Values, derived directly from The Creed. The Key Values outline how the sentiment of The Creed remains relevant to today.

Love was an underlying theme at Convention 2022, where speakers addressed the importance of love for yourself, love for ZTA sisters and love for the Fraternity. Love still guides the Fraternity’s decisions and remains the foundation precept for today’s membership. Love always brings sisters back to the reason the Founders first met in 1898—to band together by promoting the sentiment of love.

Please accept my heartfelt thanks for the delightful remembrances. It will always be dear to me, being my first gift from my sisters. My birthday was not a happy one because of the misunderstanding between myself and one of our sisters to whom, as you all well know, I am especially devoted. With lots of love for each of you. Your fond sister, Cammie

POEM

In 1994, The Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation created the Founders Club to honor alumnae and collegiate chapters and individuals that donate $10,000 or more during the biennium. At Convention 1994, 15 chapters received Founders Club plaques. Over the last 28 years, the number of chapters and individuals qualifying for this award has multiplied, reaching 151 in 2022. As donations grew over the years, the Foundation created additional Founders Club levels.

Congratulations to these chapters and individuals whose contributions during the 2020-2022 biennium helped fund important educational and leadership programming, academic scholarships and philanthropic projects. The Foundation recognized these recipients at Convention 2022.

Those interested in contributing to the Zeta Tau Alpha Foundation may do so online at give.zetataualpha.org.

$250,000

Collegiate Chapter

Beta Gamma

Florida State University $175,000

Collegiate Chapters Alpha Xi Indiana University Gamma Rho Auburn University $150,000 Collegiate Chapters Alpha Theta Purdue University

Eta Kappa University of Central Florida Kappa Zeta Clemson University

Theta Gamma Texas A&M University $125,000

Collegiate Chapters

Eta Xi

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Nu

The University of Alabama

Zeta Xi Georgia Southern University $100,000

Collegiate Chapters

Beta Omicron University of South Carolina

Epsilon University of Arkansas

Gamma Pi University of Georgia $75,000

Collegiate Chapters

Delta Kappa Louisiana State University Gamma Alpha University of Miami Gamma Nu University of Virginia Zeta

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Zeta Psi Jacksonville State University $50,000 Collegiate Chapters Alpha Upsilon Oklahoma State University Alpha Zeta

The Ohio State University Delta Psi Samford University Delta Zeta Sam Houston State University

Eta Phi Illinois State University Eta Rho

The University of North Alabama Gamma Iota University of Florida Gamma Psi Texas Christian University Kappa Sigma University of South Florida

Kappa Upsilon Georgia College

Theta Omicron Baylor University Theta Tau

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Theta Zeta Wofford College

Alumnae Chapter Memphis, TN Chapter

$25,000

Collegiate Chapters Alpha Omicron The University of Iowa Alpha Psi

University of Missouri Beta Delta Miami University Beta Lambda University of Louisville

Beta Upsilon Kansas State University

Eta Tau

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte Eta Zeta Elon University

Gamma Chi Indiana State University Gamma Kappa James Madison University Gamma Omega University of Houston

Gamma Omicron Central Michigan University

Gamma Tau

Texas Tech University Gamma Zeta Mississippi State University

Iota Gamma

The College of New Jersey Iota Theta Georgia Institute of Technology Kappa

The University of Texas at Austin Lambda Epsilon Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis Lambda Gamma

The University of Texas at San Antonio Lambda Lambda Kennesaw State University

Lambda Omicron Boise State University

Lambda Upsilon University of Wisconsin - Madison

Theta Delta Salisbury University

Theta Omega California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Theta Sigma Winthrop University

Zeta Gamma Youngstown State University

Zeta Omicron Arkansas State University

Alumnae Chapters

Dallas, TX Association

Long Beach, CA Chapter

Loudoun County, VA Chapter Youngstown, OH Chapter

Individuals

Ashley Rhea Dickinson

Alpha Upsilon

Oklahoma State University

Leah Ann McAbee Sexton Nu

The University of Alabama

Tanya Snyder

Iota Omega University of Maryland Scottie Forrester Vickery Nu

The University of Alabama

Karen Lowman West Beta Delta Miami University

$10,000 Collegiate Chapter Alpha Longwood University

Alpha Eta University of Cincinnati Beta Nu

New Mexico State University

Beta Phi Michigan State University Beta Psi Stetson University

Beta Theta Franklin College Delta Alpha California State University, Long Beach

Delta Beta Florida Southern College

Delta Eta West Texas A&M University

Delta Gamma High Point University

Delta Mu

The University of Tennessee at Martin Delta Sigma Lamar University

Delta Theta Ohio Northern University

Eta Chi

Francis Marion University

Eta Gamma

West Chester University of Pennsylvania Eta Iota

Valdosta State University

Eta Lambda College of Charleston Eta Pi

Wright State University

Eta Theta Missouri University of Science and Technology

Eta Upsilon

Missouri Southern State University Gamma Beta Washington College

Gamma Mu University of Nebraska at Omaha Gamma Phi University of North Texas

Iota Delta Towson University

Iota Iota Fairleigh Dickinson University Iota Nu Susquehanna University

Iota Omega University of Maryland Iota Omicron Lander University

Iota Phi North Carolina State University Iota Pi University of Dayton

Iota Psi Rochester Institute of Technology

Iota Rho East Carolina University

Kappa Beta Presbyterian College Kappa Chi Shorter University Kappa Iota Moravian University Kappa Omega Saint Louis University Kappa Phi Christopher Newport University

Kappa Pi

University of South Carolina Aiken Kappa Theta

California State University, San Bernardino Kappa Xi Stockton University

Lambda Alpha

Sacred Heart University

Lambda Delta Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi Lambda Eta

Virginia Commonwealth University

Lambda Iota Vanderbilt University Lambda Nu Furman University

Theta Eta

Stephen F. Austin State University Theta Iota University of North Florida

Theta Phi

California State University, Fullerton Upsilon University of California, Berkeley Zeta Alpha University of Evansville Zeta Lambda Rider University

Zeta Sigma

The University of Texas at Arlington

Alumnae Chapters Columbus, OH Chapter

Ft. Worth, TX Chapter Greenwood, SC Chapter Houston, TX Association Jacksonville, FL Chapter Lexington, KY Chapter San Diego, CA Chapter St. Louis, MO Chapter Individuals Jennifer Speidel Baker Eta Theta

Missouri University of Science and Technology Katy Fluhr Carlsward Gamma Beta Washington College

Sara Jasper Clark

Iota Xi

Christian Brothers University

Ann Johnson Conn

Gamma Iota University of Florida

Dr. Rachelle J. Douglass

Alpha Psi

University of Missouri

Suzanne Morrow Ellis

Lambda

Southwestern University

Bridget Denise Higginbotham Eta Omega

Louisiana State University in Shreveport

V. Carol Hill

Alpha Chi University of Kentucky

Leslie Liem Hix

Gamma Tau Texas Tech University

Sara Hays Johnston

Alpha Upsilon

Oklahoma State University

Kay Dill Kreutzer

Eta Rho

The University of North Alabama

Laura Ladewig Landers

Theta Psi Texas State University

Jenni Zottola Leger Zeta Sigma

The University of Texas at Arlington Michelle Macartney Delta Delta

Baldwin Wallace University

Kelley Elizabeth Moulton

Eta Lambda College of Charleston

Stephanie Arnette Powell

Gamma Pi University of Georgia

Leilani Struzick Rabourn

Eta Iota

Valdosta State University

Shari H. Robins M.D. Gamma Alpha University of Miami

Elaine Ann Rocha, Esq.

Iota Gamma

The College of New Jersey

Thank you, Foundation donors!

DONOR LIST: Lifetime

This annual listing honors donors who have cumulatively given $10,000 or more to the ZTA Foundation.

FOUNDERS SOCIETY [$100,000+]

Alpha Theta

Purdue University Bobby Seitz Turnbull

Beta Delta Miami University Karen Lowman West

Lambda Southwestern University Suzanne Morrow Ellis

Nu

The University of Alabama Leah Ann McAbee Sexton

Theta Psi

Texas State University Laura Ladewig Landers

CREST SOCIETY [$75,000+]

Eta Rho

The University of North Alabama Kay Dill Kreutzer

Gamma Pi University of Georgia Stephanie Arnette Powell

SWORD & SHIELD SOCIETY [$50,000+]

Alpha Upsilon

Oklahoma State University Ashley Rhea Dickinson

Delta Kappa

Louisiana State University Sherry Stagg St. Aubin

Eta Iota

Valdosta State University Alice McCann Mathews

Gamma Alpha University of Miami Shari H. Robins MD

Gamma Tau Texas Tech University Cynthia Byars Courtney

Omega

Southern Methodist University Nan Barkley Boettcher

Theta Omega

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Shamim Syed Wu

CREED SOCIETY [$25,000+]

Alpha Eta University of Cincinnati Catherine G. Slaughter

Alpha Psi University of Missouri Dr. Rachelle J. Douglass

Alpha Theta Purdue University Connie Fotos Grace

Alpha Upsilon Oklahoma State University Louise C Bellatti

Beta Delta Miami University Stephany Moore Joslin

Beta Gamma Florida State University Nora Nell Hardy Jackson

Beta Omicron University of South Carolina Dinah Helms Cook

Beta Psi Stetson University Debbie Barrett Cooke

Delta Alpha California State University, Long Beach Kathy Benzini Stampe

Delta Delta

Baldwin Wallace University Hellen M. Greenway Michelle Macartney Kay McCoy McKelvey

Delta Omicron

Lenoir-Rhyne University Dana Brasington Atkinson

Delta Psi

Samford University Susan L. Beard

Delta Zeta

Sam Houston State University Karey Patterson Bresenhan

Eta Alpha

Georgia Southwestern State University Elizabeth Harpe Ruf

Eta Iota

Valdosta State University Leilani Struzick Rabourn Kery Reinkemyer Webb Eta Lambda College of Charleston Kelley Elizabeth Moulton

Eta Omega

Louisiana State University in Shreveport Bridget Denise Higginbotham

Eta Rho

The University of North Alabama Julia Marthaler Hill Malaea Nelms Seleski Mary Ann Stratford Stegall

Eta Theta Missouri University of Science and Technology Jennifer Speidel Baker

Gamma Beta Washington College Barbara Townsend Cromwell Becky Hainsworth Kirwan

Gamma Iota University of Florida Karen Farmer Mills

Gamma Omega University of Houston Nancy Bowne Morgan

Gamma Pi University of Georgia Bonney Stamper Shuman Dr. Kelly M. Smith

Gamma Tau Texas Tech University Leslie Liem Hix

Iota Delta Towson University Liza Gundell

Iota Omega University of Maryland Tanya Snyder

Iota Sigma Old Dominion University Keeley McDonald

Iota Xi

Christian Brothers University Sara Jasper Clark

Kappa

The University of Texas at Austin Lara Marie Burns Mary Holt Walcutt

Nu

The University of Alabama Scottie Forrester Vickery

Omega

Southern Methodist University Anne Barkley Manning Jerry Rainey Putt

Sigma Baker University Dr. Darcy L. Russell Pat Wooster-Jackson

Tau

Millikin University Sue Logan Prange

Theta Tau

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Carolyn Hof Carpenter

Zeta Delta

University of Louisiana at Monroe Lisa Busby Walston Joy Hathorn Watson

Zeta Omicron

Arkansas State University Nona Douglass Richey

Zeta Pi

Woodbury University Kathy Cook Apogée

Zeta Xi Georgia Southern University Mardee Coyle Austin

1898 SOCIETY [$10,000+]

Alpha Chi University of Kentucky Linda Lawrence Green V. Carol Hill Jackie-Sue Howard Scelfo Marty E. Sik

Alpha Gamma University of Michigan Bonnie Martin Kohl Sue Goodwin Peyron

Alpha Nu Birmingham-Southern College Terri Dew Millsap

Alpha Pi

Ohio University Denise Frissell Rogers

Alpha Psi

University of Missouri Christy Marx Barber

Alpha Theta Purdue University Janet Ruth Graab-Miller Miss Joy LeRoy

Alpha Upsilon

Oklahoma State University Lynn Ann Conard Sharryn Tucker Ehrlich

Sara Hays Johnston Dorothy Coates Pataky

Beta Delta Miami University Glenna Woodruff Gundell Barbara Wheelock Hamilton

Beta Gamma

Florida State University Dinah Jackson Laughery Jacquie Belcher Miller Pat C. Sibley

Beta Omicron University of South Carolina V. Jan Middlebrooks Patti Knight Shelley

Beta Phi Michigan State University Kristen Humeston Harthorn Susie Campbell Sherman-Hall

Beta Zeta Iowa State University Beth Sipek Cothron Sherry K. Sunderman

Chi University of Pittsburgh Alice U. Jones

Delta Alpha California State University, Long Beach Denise Dube' Motter

Delta Beta Florida Southern College Elena De Villiers Barbara Kazanjian Purks

Delta Delta

Baldwin Wallace University Kathleen Suzanne Papp

Delta Kappa

Louisiana State University Marcy Cann Heather Matthews Dianne Worsham Rube

Delta Lambda

Georgia State University Laura Moak Redman

Delta Mu

The University of Tennessee at Martin Rima Block DuVall

Delta Upsilon

West Virginia Wesleyan College Colleen O'Reilly Hann

Delta Zeta

Sam Houston State University Claire Winn Dowden Judy Berry Jackson

Epsilon

University of Arkansas Martha Gorum Jackson Liz Yearns Patterson

Eta Iota

Valdosta State University Marlene Dunbar Conrad

Eta Kappa University of Central Florida Karen Henning Sparkman

Eta Lambda College of Charleston Pam McMillan McKinney

Eta Omega

Louisiana State University in Shreveport Marnie Marlar Frazier

Eta Theta Missouri University of Science and Technology Kris Fleming

Eta Xi Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Francine Marie Vannicola

Gamma Alpha University of Miami Heather Katherine Warren-Reynolds

Gamma Beta Washington College Katy Fluhr Carlsward

Gamma Chi

Indiana State University Chris Flora Walter Judy Jordan Wright

Gamma Delta University of Mississippi Betty Coe Cruzen Manuel

Gamma Gamma The University of Texas at El Paso Nora Villareal Karam

Gamma Iota University of Florida Ann Johnson Conn

Gamma Nu University of Virginia Nancy Walker

Gamma Omega University of Houston Lynne Howard Eckels Alice DeWalt Hahn Nina Hendee Renee Broussard Jongebloed

Gamma Omicron Central Michigan University Leslie Wise

Gamma Pi University of Georgia Kimberly Jones Ivester Ann Tansey Kreager

Gamma Psi Texas Christian University Marnie Brown Wallen

Gamma Sigma University of Tampa Sylvia Sears Danner

Gamma Tau

Texas Tech University Debbie Anne Novelli

Beverly Kunze Randall Stacey Verkest Voigt

Gamma Xi

Indiana University of Pennsylvania Roxanne Trovato Wood

Iota Eta

University of Nevada, Las Vegas Aimee Wytko Wise

Iota Gamma

The College of New Jersey

Elaine Ann Rocha, Esq.

Iota Omega University of Maryland Rebecca Traino Everitt

Iota Psi

Rochester Institute of Technology Vicki Decker Griffith Stacy Johnson

Iota Sigma

Old Dominion University Coleen Ann Ryder

Iota Zeta

University of New Mexico Katerina Vaitkus Kappa

The University of Texas at Austin Mary Barker Evans Marida Pike Slobko Carrie Joiner Woliver

Kappa Pi

University of South Carolina Aiken Nicole Flippo Crook

Lambda Southwestern University Shirley Oliver Sanders

Mu Drury University Janet Vigen Levy Kathy Vogt Thuneman

Omega Southern Methodist University Janet Rendleman Bergstrom

Psi

University of Washington Sarah Ruhwedel Porter Karla Lundgren Wheeler

Tau Millikin University Elta T. Cooke

Theta Chi George Mason University Lucia Prenzel Knudsen

Theta Epsilon University of San Diego Shannon Smith

Theta Eta Stephen F. Austin State University Stacy LaRue Gannon

Theta Omega

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Anna Kroesen Dow

Christine Depalma Ford Dolores Gonzales Gastineau Diane Hanson Keegan

Theta Omicron

Baylor University Lacy Schneider O'Connor

Theta Pi

California State University, Northridge Mary Curtin Cruse

Theta Psi

Texas State University Alicia Patten Williams

Theta Sigma

Winthrop University Heather Ashmore Baker

Theta Tau

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Carla Martin Cobb Andrea Nichole DeVos Catherine Rowland Liemohn

Theta Theta Arkansas Tech University Sharon Mullens Desiderio Upsilon

University of California, Berkeley Gene Marie Slanker Hassan

Zeta

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Melissa R. Still

Zeta Alpha

University of Evansville Susan Elizabeth Kennedy Sherry Server Tilley

Zeta Iota

Western Carolina University Franlyna Barrett Charles

Zeta Mu

Jacksonville University Debbie E. Buscher

Zeta Psi

Jacksonville State University Gloria Culberson Hice

Zeta Sigma

The University of Texas at Arlington Jenni Zottola Leger

Zeta Theta East Central University Brigette Donaghey Gean

Zeta Xi

Georgia Southern University Kaci Holloway Johnson

This annual listing honors donors who gave $300 or more to the ZTA Foundation between Aug. 1, 2021, and July 31, 2022. To make a donation, visit give.zetataualpha.org.

CROWN [$5,000+]

Alpha Chi University of Kentucky V. Carol Hill

Alpha Psi University of Missouri Dr. Rachelle J. Douglass

Alpha Theta

Purdue University Bobby Seitz Turnbull

Alpha Upsilon

Oklahoma State University Ashley Rhea Dickinson Sara Hays Johnston

Beta Zeta Iowa State University Beth Sipek Cothron

Delta Delta Baldwin Wallace University Michelle Macartney

Delta Kappa

Louisiana State University Cathy Barrett Mueller

Eta Iota Valdosta State University Leilani Struzick Rabourn

Eta Lambda College of Charleston Kelley Elizabeth Moulton

Eta Omega Louisiana State University in Shreveport Bridget Denise Higginbotham

Eta Rho

The University of North Alabama Kay Dill Kreutzer Malaea Nelms Seleski

Eta Theta Missouri University of Science and Technology Jennifer Speidel Baker

Gamma Alpha University of Miami Shari H. Robins M.D.

Gamma Beta Washington College Katy Fluhr Carlsward

Gamma Iota

University of Florida Ann Johnson Conn

Karen Farmer Mills

Gamma Pi

University of Georgia

Stephanie Arnette Powell Bonney Stamper Shuman Dr. Kelly M. Smith

Gamma Tau Texas Tech University Leslie Liem Hix

Iota Gamma

The College of New Jersey

Elaine Ann Rocha, Esq.

Iota Omega University of Maryland Tanya Snyder

Iota Xi Christian Brothers University Sara Jasper Clark Lambda Southwestern University Suzanne Morrow Ellis Nu

The University of Alabama

Leah Ann McAbee Sexton Scottie Forrester Vickery

Theta Sigma

Winthrop University Heather Ashmore Baker

Theta Omega California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Shamim Syed Wu

Zeta Mu Jacksonville University Debbie E. Buscher

Zeta Pi Woodbury University Kathy Cook Apogée

Zeta Sigma

The University of Texas at Arlington Jenni Zottola Leger

SHIELD [$2,500+]

Alpha Psi

University of Missouri

Susan Stewart Daniel Alpha Upsilon

Oklahoma State University Lynn Ann Conard

Beta Phi

Michigan State University Susie Campbell Sherman-Hall

Beta Nu New Mexico State University Tracy Clarke Cooper-Tuckman

Beta Omicron University of South Carolina V. Jan Middlebrooks Delta Delta Baldwin Wallace University Hellen M. Greenway Kathleen Suzanne Papp Delta Mu

The University of Tennessee at Martin Rima Block DuVall Delta Upsilon West Virginia Wesleyan College Colleen O'Reilly Hann Epsilon University of Arkansas Liz Yearns Patterson

Eta Alpha Georgia Southwestern State University Elizabeth Harpe Ruf

Eta Rho

The University of North Alabama Julia Marthaler Hill Eta Theta

Missouri University of Science and Technology Kris Fleming Heather Alison Siscel

Gamma Tau Texas Tech University Cynthia Byars Courtney

Iota Sigma

Old Dominion University Coleen Ann Ryder

Iota Omega University of Maryland Rebecca Traino Everitt Psi University of Washington Karla Lundgren Wheeler Sigma Baker University Dr. Darcy L. Russell Tau Millikin University Sue Logan Prange

Theta Eta Stephen F. Austin State University Paislea Wallstein Stolarski

Theta Omega

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Anna Kroesen Dow

Zeta

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Melissa R. Still

TORCH [$1,000+]

Alpha Longwood University Janet T. Thompson

Alpha Chi

University of Kentucky Franci Rocco Bayes

Linda Lawrence Green Barbara Jacobs Priest

Alpha Eta

University of Cincinnati Catherine G. Slaughter

Alpha Kappa

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Kelly Anne Olsen

Alpha Nu

BirminghamSouthern College Ladonna Houston

Alpha Omicron

The University of Iowa Kerry Diminuco Cece Baldus Moore

Alpha Pi Ohio University Denise Frissell Rogers

Alpha Psi University of Missouri Christy Marx Barber Marci White

Alpha Theta Purdue University Janet Ruth Graab-Miller Karil Strater Sommers Carol Apple Steele

Alpha Upsilon

Oklahoma State University Michelle Norris Montalbano Barbara Inman Sorenson

Alpha Xi Indiana University Samantha Locke Dunbar

Alpha Zeta

The Ohio State University Rebecca S. Crothers

Beta Delta Miami University Laura Tanley Segna Karen Lowman West

Beta Gamma Florida State University Kathy Zangari Crandall Nora Nell Hardy Jackson Dinah Jackson Laughery

Beta Omega Union University Jill Burrows Levine

Beta Omicron

University of South Carolina Patti Knight Shelley

Beta Phi

Michigan State University Sandra Husted Cooper Kristen Humeston Harthorn

Beta Psi

Stetson University Debbie Barrett Cooke Bunny Ogletree Yeargin

Beta Zeta Iowa State University Mona Dippold Mills Chi

University of Pittsburgh Alice U. Jones

Delta Alpha California State University, Long Beach Denise Dube' Motter Linda Crossley Ramsay

Delta Gamma High Point University Raechel Bennett Biggs Brooke Elizabeth Pasko

Delta Iota Clarion University of Pennsylvania Helen Grudowski Porter

Donations to the ZTA Foundation were made between Aug. 1, 2021, and July 31, 2022, in memory of the following people:

John Adams

Marlys G Allen

Elizabeth Smith Armstrong

Tony Barbee

Marianna Brown Barber

Dorothy Brown Barrett

Homer Bell

Carol Bartlett Benner

Billie Bettess Bird

Ashton Taylor Blackburn

Susan Alves Bonnette

Trixy Swearingen Brill

Inez Bryan J. Kenneth Busby

Joanne Chiusano

Dianna Buck Conaty

Caroline Jennings Conrad

Ashley Nicole Cross

Betty Coe Cruzen

Mary Downing Davis

Ronald Howard Davis

Susan Joan Debrecht

Marilynn Guerra Denholm

Judy Devine

Thomas J. Devine

Patsy Jean Dillon-Long

Gail Songer Dippold

Laura Kathleen Dobson

Marilyn Reed Duncan

Florence Williams Dunn

Harriett Ellerbee

Deb Ensor

Judy Brushwood Erickson

Sunny Wilkens Ernst Mary Kay Lattimore Evans

Nick Evans Leslie Friedrichs Ewers

Nina B. Feinzig

Albert Fluman

Delores Fluman

M. Darby Forrester

Betsy Boyd Fox

Stacy Froschauer

Kay Ridout Galm

Robert E. Garst

Audrey Simpson Gilpatrick

Frances Lawlis Gordon Helen Bruner Gross

Andrea Otto Grozli

Joanna Gusta

Kelly Ann Hackendahl

Helen H. Hahn

Ellen Graham Hainsworth

Dianne Albert Herschelman

Carolyn Hendricks Hester

Nancy Miller Hill

Bill Hodges

Joanna Hoover CPA

Christopher Jackson

Becky J. Jakubcin

Patricia French Johnson

Patricia Stephens Johnson Sandra Villa Kelly

Brenda King

Peg Day Krueger

Bona Lee

Bunky Womble Manley Ann Mullman Marsh

B.D. Weil McAndrew

Jan Spradley McCarthy

Jane Nichols Meredith

Francine Furlow Meyer

Caroline Leigh Morrell Bill Murdock

Romelle Vance Nall

Winifred Dinsmoor Nightingale Monica Tucker Norris Mary Ella Mize Nunn

Leah Fields Ozment

Mitzi Barron Parkes

Rachel Vivian Pendray Barb Dolak Peters

Maurine Pace Platt Dick Pomeroy

David Pongetti

Joan Robison Poole

Charis Coulter Powell

Mrs. Robert O. Rehkopf Mrs. Luther W. Richardson, Jr. Olivia Angelique Rindone-Dodson

Val Clough Ross Carol Umbach Rucks

Sara Hinds Schlake Tom Schmidt Kitty Phelps Seitz

Susan Lawrence Sippel Cleo Smith

Susan Vernor Smith Marilyn Studer Sorenson Judy Rosenberger Spears Judith Barnes Stewart Kathleen Louise Stroup Donna J. Sunkel

Christie Lauren Tansor Mrs. Sandra Kay Templeman Sally Tucker Thompson Buddy Larry Thorne Tiffany Farrall Vedvick Melissa Guthrie Wagler

Seth Wallace

Tommye Jean Webb

Joshua Albert White

Brenda Cunningham Williams Jean Branscomb Williams Neal Williams Dr. Helen Zimmerman Woodman

Delta Kappa

Louisiana State University

Heather Matthews Nancy Cannon Reed Sherry Stagg St. Aubin

Delta Lambda

Georgia State University Meredith Harris Braselman

Laura Moak Redman

Delta Omicron

Lenoir-Rhyne University Dana Brasington Atkinson Swannetta Boone Fink

Delta Pi Eastern New Mexico University Donna Stanley Mowrer

Delta Psi Samford University Susan L. Beard

Delta Zeta Sam Houston State University Mandy Bonan Cason Wendy Henry Crump Tami Sims O'Brien

Patricia Mahon Pace

Eta Iota

Valdosta State University

Marlene Dunbar Conrad Alice McCann Mathews

Kery Reinkemyer Webb

Eta Kappa University of Central Florida Karen Henning Sparkman

Eta Omega Louisiana State University in Shreveport Marnie Marlar Frazier Eta Rho

The University of North Alabama Dr. Mary Ann Stratford Stegall

Eta Sigma

The University of North Carolina at Pembroke Dana Brittany Essick Eta Theta

Missouri University of Science and Technology Katy Holcomb Lange Carol Arnott May Julie Rene Sexton

Gamma Alpha University of Miami Heather Katherine Warren-Reynolds

Gamma Beta Washington College Becky Hainsworth Kirwan

Gamma Iota University of Florida Kathryn Kendricks Sherman

Gamma Kappa James Madison University Jennifer Daugherty Peel

Gamma Omega University of Houston Nina Hendee Susan McLaughlin Hoyt Meredith Day West

Gamma Phi University of North Texas Susan Spradley Bell Jane Spradley Haley

Gamma Pi University of Georgia Mackenzie Powell Crooms Cathy Hester Huffines Kimberly Jones Ivester Traci Doar Kemp

Gamma Tau Texas Tech University Elizabeth Jones Fleming

Gamma Zeta Mississippi State University Margaret Weathersby Applewhite Amy Crowley Billings

Iota Chi Middle Tennessee State University Glenda Hawkins Smart

Iota Delta

Towson University Shonda Brewer Schilling

Iota Eta University of Nevada, Las Vegas Rosa Solis-Rainey

Iota Omega University of Maryland Janel Thomson Jauntirans

Iota Sigma

Old Dominion University Cathy Cathleen Drewry Keeley McDonald

Iota Zeta University of New Mexico Katerina Vaitkus Kappa

The University of Texas at Austin Millie Kershner Hof Christina Yvonne Westfall

Kappa Sigma University of South Florida Sara Jean Goodman

Mu Drury University Janet Vigen Levy

Nu

The University of Alabama Anna Lee Walker Crysel Mary Ann Lehmann

Omega Southern Methodist University Nan Barkley Boettcher Anne Barkley Manning

Tau Millikin University

Aymie Olson Clayton

Elta T. Cooke

Theta Chi

George Mason University Lucia Prenzel Knudsen

Theta Eta

Stephen F. Austin State University Stacy LaRue Gannon Mandy Pierce Scott

Theta Gamma

Texas A&M University Debbie Daws Robertson

Theta Iota University of North Florida Jaclyn Waterman Conatser Rachelle Elizabeth Jivoin

Theta Omega California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Cheryl Lisa Day

Theta Psi

Texas State University Laura Ladewig Landers Cora Pino Ohlgren Alicia Patten Williams

Theta Tau

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Carolyn Hof Carpenter Carla Martin Cobb Catherine Rowland Liemohn

Upsilon

University of California, Berkeley Gene Marie Slanker Hassan

Xi

University of Southern California Darlene Hagemann O'Toole

Zeta

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Amber Fisher Cutler

Zeta Alpha University of Evansville Susan Elizabeth Kennedy

Zeta Delta University of Louisiana at Monroe Lisa Busby Walston

Zeta Gamma Youngstown State University Rena Meadows Hunter

Zeta Lambda Rider University Leanne Puia

Zeta Nu Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Jodie Nesta Pierce

Zeta Omicron Arkansas State University Jane Stuart Meadows Nona Douglass Richey

Zeta Theta East Central University Brigette Donaghey Gean

Zeta Xi Georgia Southern University Mardee Coyle Austin Collete Peta

THEMIS [$500+]

Alpha Chi University of Kentucky Carol Sullivan Gall Marty E. Sik

Alpha Eta University of Cincinnati Jane Schumann Bavely Harriet Molloy Frodge Doris Fey Schmaltz Mrs. Ronald (Brenda) Walker

Alpha Gamma

University of Michigan Saundra Throndson Hustad Ruth Kalmbach Kidd Laura Liberty Mitchell

Alpha Kappa University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Elaine Pohl Benisek Prabha Parameswaran Carol Stasiek Sebesta

Alpha Nu Birmingham-Southern College

Celia Cheney Ellis Carol Burr Petrusek

Alpha Omicron

The University of Iowa Karen Nelson Anderson Alpha Pi Ohio University Kathy Gerard Carvin

Alpha Psi University of Missouri Shannon Ferguson Brittany Means Wills

Alpha Theta Purdue University Jane Taylor Lavey Cindy M. Ransom Elizabeth Koehl Renner Karen Manteufel Ripp Mrs Donna Wanderer Runyan Mary Bryan Sherman

Alpha Upsilon Oklahoma State University Acacia Bender Croy Leigh Ann Pruitt McClain Meghan Vicinus Parker

Alpha Xi Indiana University Patricia J. Hurley Karen Gillen Kendall

Beta Delta Miami University Lisa Craemer Dierbeck Barbara Wheelock Hamilton

Sabrina Larson Rose Marie Balzano Theis

Beta Eta University of Nebraska-Lincoln Marcia McCallum Davis

Beta Gamma Florida State University Michelle Gordon Mullineaux

Beta Iota

Centenary College of Louisiana Kelly Willer Hamilton

Beta Lambda University of Louisville Katie Gardner Graf

Beta Nu New Mexico State University Rajini Gunaji Ihler Brittany Marguerite Weeks

Beta Omega Union University Nelle Luckey Sparks

Beta Psi Stetson University Lisa Statham Posteraro Lynn Wuesthoff

Beta Theta Franklin College Betsy Fink Horneffer

Beta Zeta Iowa State University Sherry K. Sunderman

Delta Alpha California State University, Long Beach Kathy Benzini Stampe

Delta Beta Florida Southern College Elena De Villiers

Delta Delta Baldwin Wallace University Kay McCoy McKelvey

Delta Iota

Clarion University of Pennsylvania

Sally Gazda Green Delta Kappa Louisiana State University Marcy Cann

Beverly Denton Choppin Helen Kristensen Fish Sheila Youngs Porada

Delta Lambda

Georgia State University Vicki Baker Curtis Sara Dowless Herndon Ann Marie Papasodero Reynolds Amy Turner Sutherland

Delta Mu

The University of Tennessee at Martin Vicki Clark Betty Allen Langley Michele Johnson Spears

Delta Nu The University of New Orleans Janna L. Pecquet

Delta Omega Westminster College Natalie Yingling Lisko

Delta Omicron Lenoir-Rhyne University Janet Baker Hassing Denise Lee Schulz

Delta Pi

Eastern New Mexico University Amy Green Delta Theta Ohio Northern University Lisa Paul Sierk

Delta Zeta Sam Houston State University Cherie Miller Countz Kirsten Sorenson Hawkes Allyson Main Sherwood

Epsilon

University of Arkansas

Martha Gorum Jackson

Allison Ross Thompson

Eta Alpha

Georgia Southwestern State University Barbara Rutledge Coleman

Eta Beta

Duquesne University Jess Adams Meyers

Eta Epsilon

Mansfield University of Pennsylvania Rebecca Dunlap Hulbert

Eta Gamma

West Chester University of Pennsylvania Staci Foerst Callahan

Eta Iota

Valdosta State University Dr. W. Lynn Leaphart

Eta Kappa University of Central Florida Susan Mundy Beck Megan Ries Blanco

Eta Phi

Illinois State University Kayla Kaczmarek Gibeault

Eta Pi

Wright State University Teresa Ishmael Ebersole

Eta Psi

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo Laurel Ann Place

Eta Rho

The University of North Alabama Kathy Whitlock Isom Joan Kimball Mollohan

Eta Tau

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte Kristin Easter Fiehler Denise Vance Fluhr

Eta Theta

Missouri University of Science and Technology Michelle Schaeffler Williams

Eta Xi

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Darice A Bowles Cindy Wellener Hyman Francine Marie Vannicola

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Eta Zeta Elon University Jennifer Black Gallagher

Gamma Alpha University of Miami Jenny Leal Page Joan Martens Tapocik

Gamma Beta Washington College Erin Koster Blair Megan E. Ward Cascio

Gamma Chi

Indiana State University Joan Benner Banning

Gamma Delta University of Mississippi Kim Marie Huch Molly Webb Meisenheimer

Gamma Gamma

The University of Texas at El Paso Nora Villareal Karam

Gamma Iota University of Florida Ginny Swain Cardona Linda Bowers Duggan Joelen Kilbas Merkel

Gamma Kappa

James Madison University Priscilla Moon Cottone Mary Sue Whitt

Gamma Nu University of Virginia Joi Lynn Baumgardner Donna J. Marakas

Gamma Omega University of Houston Sylvia Funk Ashbaugh Nancy Bowne Morgan

Gamma

Omicron Central Michigan University Cathy Thompson

Gamma Phi University of North Texas Christy Alexander Brown

Gamma Pi University of Georgia Lisa Malaier Langford Meredith Meadow Malec Kathy Bradley Thomas

Gamma Psi Texas Christian University Trisha Stasio Solby Marnie Brown Wallen

Gamma Rho Auburn University Kathryn Hughes Fullerton Laura Bowles Thomas

Gamma Tau Texas Tech University Chris Hanson Andres Stancy Robinson Hagans Nancy McDonnell Harlin Robin Smith Mathis Jane Williams Steves

Gamma Theta University of Colorado at Boulder Patty Lee Hurd Bartlett Barbara Herbstreit Miller

Gamma Xi Indiana University of Pennsylvania Roxanne Trovato Wood

Gamma Zeta Mississippi State University Jennifer B. McPherson

Iota Chi Middle Tennessee State University Mary Annette McDonald

To commemorate the 30th anniversary of breast cancer education and awareness as ZTA’s national philanthropy, the Foundation has announced a $500,000 grant to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation for a special project.

At Convention 2022, National President Alicia Patten Williams (far right) , Foundation President Carolyn Hof Carpenter and Vice President of Philanthropy Sherry Server Tilley (both left) presented a ceremonial check to Dr. Margaret Flowers, managing director of research programs at the BCRF. Two female researchers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard Medical School will lead the project.

The project brings together artificial intelligence and healthcare to look not just for cancer itself, but for the “seeds” to predict future growth. This methodology promises to provide increased accessibility and diminish the disproportionality of outcomes.

Iota Eta

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Amy Watner Freeman

Aimee Wytko Wise

Iota Gamma

The College of New Jersey

Joan Kumpka Gausch

Iota Omicron

Lander University

Kiki O'Dell

Iota Pi

University of Dayton Kristine E. Westerheide

Iota Sigma

Old Dominion University Lisa Jean Bair

Iota Xi

Christian Brothers University Rebecca Curtright Lori M. Patton Kappa

The University of Texas at Austin Virginia Paul Bousquet Betty Burt Kyle Marida Pike Slobko

Kappa Phi Christopher Newport University Catherine Marie Bowersox Posey

Kappa Pi

University of South Carolina Aiken Lauryn Elizabeth Hutto

Kappa Sigma

University of South Florida Jackie McCain

Kappa Tau Florida Gulf Coast University Bonny Boutet Shade

Kappa Theta

California State University, San Bernardino Isabel Elena Torres

Lambda Southwestern University Janice Alexander Smith

Lambda Mu University of South Carolina Beaufort Zoe Alexis Macinsky

Mu

Drury University Sarah Duvall Gilstrap Kathy Vogt Thuneman

Nu

The University of Alabama Kim Hurst Fort Chanley Caldwell Morgan

Omega Southern Methodist University Margaret E. Hale Kim Knight Rice

Omicron Brenau University Lori Dixon Bunn Melissa Garner Hankinson

Psi University of Washington Lucy Brown Kanikeberg

Theta Alpha California State University, Chico Stephanie Crane Carter Susanne Marie Krauland Liz Bozek Krohn Andrea Warner Molinari

Theta Chi George Mason University Roberta Wodenscheck Lentz

Theta Delta Salisbury University Yuriko Norita Beaman Tammy Ward

Theta Epsilon University of San Diego Shannon Smith

Theta Eta

Stephen F. Austin State University Allison Rogers Gilliland Susan Mitchell Tabb

Theta Gamma Texas A&M University Shari Masterson Harris

Theta Iota

University of North Florida Nicola Marie Eisen Dianne Ford LaForty Kimberly Lee Waterhouse

Theta Omicron Baylor University Susan Byars Dukes

Theta Phi California State University, Fullerton Kimberly Gross Kolacz Carol Stickels Worley

Theta Pi California State University, Northridge Mary Curtin Cruse

Theta Psi Texas State University Kaye Ladewig

Theta Sigma Winthrop University Erin Cook

Theta Tau

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Missy Gerock Blackerby Charlotte Leigh Tart

Theta Theta Arkansas Tech University Ann Cooper Childs

Theta Xi

Rutgers University Katie Peoples Zamulinsky

Upsilon

University of California, Berkeley Kathryn M. Neri

Zeta

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Cynthia Connor Borden Gina Wiley Lehman Andrea Giust Zeltser

Zeta Alpha University of Evansville Diane Gaskins Marret Mary Howell Miller Vicki Spitzer Richmond Sherry Server Tilley

Zeta Beta Thiel College Rebecca Gabriel Congdon

Zeta Chi Tennessee Technological University Amanda Hand Knauer

Zeta Eta Slippery Rock University Sharyn Len Cochran

Zeta Gamma Youngstown State University Valerie Lucarelli Schenk

Zeta Iota Western Carolina University Franlyna Barrett Charles Angie Crisp Stocker

Zeta Kappa Louisiana Tech University Christy Carroll Slack Cindy Birmingham Smith

Zeta Omega

Ferris State University Lesli Leigh Baar Kendra Davis Moyses

Zeta Theta East Central University Machel Considine

Zeta Upsilon Edinboro University of Pennsylvania Sally Schott Wellman

Zeta Xi

Georgia Southern University Erin Helbling Chadwick Kaci Holloway Johnson Janet Barber Thompson

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Alpha Longwood University Linda Bowers Deviney

Alpha Alpha Iowa Wesleyan College Shirley Wood DeLucia

Alpha Chi University of Kentucky Kathy Ann Campbell Elizabeth Hames Barbara Walsh Lewis Shirley A. Wilson

Alpha Eta University of Cincinnati Mary Lippelman Corley Janet Greenert Gillespie Jacqueline Dee Morgan

Alpha Gamma University of Michigan Suzanne Strader Beadle Irene Rae Jones Besancon Barbara O'Boyle Christensen Bonnie Martin Kohl Patty Skaisgir McCabe Sue Goodwin Peyron

Alpha Kappa University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Anne Petro Tamulaitis

Alpha Mu

Washburn University

Lillie Drum La Tourette

Alpha Nu

Birmingham-Southern College

Lynn Compton Chapman

Terri Dew Millsap Laura McGahey Van Pelt

Alpha Omega Ohio Wesleyan University Neva Sharpe Brandon

Alpha Omicron

The University of Iowa Morgan Hallett Banasiak Barb Chang-Holt

Lucille Rae Dean

Kristin Rae Oberg Linda Levi Schoelkopf

Alpha Phi Northwestern University Deanna Olson Hartenberg

Alpha Pi Ohio University Phyllis Madden Black Frances Kay Bauer Morrow

Alpha Psi

University of Missouri Sherri Agrusa-Gallick Joan Hambrick Bigham Beth Astroth Garza Beth Molitor Grellner

Geri Jordan Macauley Jill Bryant Meyer Sandy Simmons Sara E. Sternberger Angie Renee Woods

Alpha Rho

Syracuse University Ruth E. Sadler

Alpha Theta

Purdue University

Laurie Swanson Auzenne

Lynn Dolembo Bailey

Connie Fotos Grace Erin Thornburg Hartley Gwynne L. Johnson

Gwen List Keller

Julie Fleek Lupinacci

Kelly J. Murray

Kim Johnson Payne

Nancy Sanders Seeman Sandy Clarskon Stuckman

Rebecca Hardin Tallman

Alpha Upsilon

Oklahoma State University

Tammy Tindle Dixon

Susan Elaine Head

Kristi Payne Leonard Eloise Edmonson Schultz Linda Minter Wegener

Alpha Xi

Indiana University

Marilynne Tuttle Curtis

Rileigh Jules Johnson

Lori Sharp Kline

Deb Bridgers Minnick Barbara Lockhart Taylor Anna Carolyn Tobias Laura VanOrman Tobias

Alpha Zeta

The Ohio State University Lisa Freda Amundsen Nancy Bennett Bauman Lisa Schmidt Davidson Kay Forsythe Fenton Helen R. Kuhn

Beta Delta

Miami University Linda Herold Blankshain

Susan Feiock Breece Peggy Grayson Cole Cynthia Angerer Fay Ellen Berger Kus

Cynda Weesner Mellish Cara Beth Olson

Beta Epsilon

University of California, Los Angeles Kathy Dixon Beta Gamma Florida State University Lauri Lester Patty Miller Years

Beta Iota

Centenary College of Louisiana Amy Elizabeth Harrell-Holloway

Beta Lambda

University of Louisville Michelle Russell Barger Esther Anna Wilhoyte

Beta Nu

New Mexico State University Jacque Green Kennedy Sharon L. Voelz

Beta Omega Union University Glenda West Linton Diane Wood Tucker

Beta Omicron University of South Carolina Cathy Coleman Knox

Beta Phi Michigan State University Cynthia Miller D'Amour Tamara Harvey de Dios Andrea Fordyce Hutchinson Lisabeth L. Kay Patti Cords Levitte Cricket Myers Nickolaou Cindy Lackey Ott Jennifer Mou Pakkala Robin Walker Volden Joan Elizabeth Wright

Beta Psi Stetson University Carolyn Smith Cutts Krystal Claire Jensen Suzanna Marie Johnson Pam Pierson Rintz Sarah Reneau Sturdivant

Beta Tau Albion College Betsy Stephenson Kenas

Beta Theta Franklin College Nancy Kivett Cassel Stefanie Leigh Davis

Beta Xi University of Akron Janice Waddell Durkin Mary Louise Grenus

Beta Zeta

Iowa State University Darlene Anderson Oswalt

Delta Alpha

California State University, Long Beach Carol York Burke

Delta Beta

Florida Southern College

Molly Carter Hancock Mary Ellen Mazzanti Rogers

Delta Epsilon Wagner College Virginia Giles LaFalce

Delta Eta West Texas A&M University Lauri Zachry Truong

Delta Kappa Louisiana State University Ashley Menzel Amoss Cyndi Lodwick Bellina Chantel Dufrene Chauvin Dianne Worsham Rube Laura LaGrange Smoorenburg

Delta Lambda

Georgia State University Kim Levine Hanson Lisa Bradford Hudson Rachel Catherine Mikowski

Delta Mu

The University of Tennessee at Martin Heather DeeAnn Brown Lisa Barton Clark Susan Durham Beth Rudicil Hartlieb Natalie Lauren Nutzell-Morales Shelley Taylor Robbins

Delta Nu

The University of New Orleans Stephanie M. Caluda Shari M. Fisher

Delta Omega Westminster College Courtney Arissa Hemmelgarn Debra George Lannon

Delta Pi Eastern New Mexico University Nancijane Goodwin Hilling Katie Espinosa Newton

Delta Psi Samford University Hailey Rogers

Delta Rho Eastern Michigan University Barbara L. Piotter

Delta Tau Davis and Elkins College Laura Anne Constantine Delta Theta Ohio Northern University Mandy Ingram Altfater Ann Marie Painter Sarah Nicole Prasher Shana Lynne Tachikawa

Delta Xi California University of Pennsylvania Kem Hoffer Delta Zeta Sam Houston State University Susan Gregory Bohan Kerri West Chaney Carole Spurlock Dickey Leanne Weed Drake

Epsilon University of Arkansas Kayte Sexton Fry Susie Werner Geiger Jayne Scoggins Hungate

Areta Hill Moseley

Cindy Tackett Murphy Becky Sue Swearingen

Eta Alpha

Georgia Southwestern State University Beth Edwards Stephanie Rutledge Virag

Eta Beta

Duquesne University Amy Marie Ceresa

Eta Chi

Francis Marion University

Tiffanie Renea Cox Deborah Helms Kelley Ashlee Driggers Kositz Juliette Neil Thier

Eta Epsilon

Mansfield University of Pennsylvania Allison Huesgen Dilts

Eta Iota

Valdosta State University Abby Vincent Key Kathy Pope Reinhagen Linda Whittle Sallette Dee Tucker Wallace Jennifer Suddeth Williams

Eta Kappa

University of Central Florida Amy Fluman Rettig

Eta Lambda

College of Charleston Jessica Eovino Pafford Elizabeth J. Render Megan Hartley Turbeville

Eta Nu

Radford University Kaitlyn Marie Julien

Eta Phi

Illinois State University Michelle Ledger Frank Celeste Ione Niebuhr Cynthia Riddle Petro

Eta Pi

Wright State University

Laurel Blewett Hemmelgarn

Liz Conzo Kershner

Brooke Johnson Leppla Anita McGuire McClure

Josie Olsvig

Eta Rho

The University of North Alabama

Linette Parker Garton

Janna Keenum Perry Rachel Pansa Torres Cheron Pitts White

Eta Tau

The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Alyssa Baker Godwin Ann Broyles Heinz

Eta Theta

Missouri University of Science and Technology

Sara Matthews Campbell Karla Marie Casper Lynn Lamb Duncan Rachel Christina Guthrie

Abby LaPreze Morris Ann Saunders Murphy Whitney Eileen Sinkbeil Sherrill Yescavage Smith

Eta Upsilon Missouri Southern State University Marie Florence Kocher

Eta Xi

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Diane Sue Clevenger Becky Lantz Escario Laurie Jo Hesson

Eta Zeta Elon University Laura Parker Barnes Jodie Luke

Gamma Alpha University of Miami Cristie Ann Pecoraro Carter Kristi Schmidt Ana De Villiers

Gamma Beta Washington College Heather Marie Evans

Gamma Chi Indiana State University Nancy Grosser Atkins Chris Flora Walter

Gamma Delta University of Mississippi Amy Webb McFerrin

Gamma Eta University of Toledo Bev Ward Reed

Gamma Gamma

The University of Texas at El Paso Diana Kathryn Bruce

Gamma Iota University of Florida Susan Pintcke Bydlon Karen Powers Kantor Lyla Bryan King Cheryl LaMee Susan Brown Long June Loyd Lundy Kristy Grace Maculan Catherine Behnken McIntosh Sandy Moore Sanderson Shannon Domeier Sumerlin

Gamma Kappa James Madison University Carol Frisbee Busey Kathy Rappuchi Geist Kathy Moorefield Olmstead

Gamma Nu University of Virginia Theal Spraker Edwards

Gamma Omega University of Houston Renee Broussard Jongebloed Melinda Wehmeyer Moore

Gamma Omicron

Central Michigan University Kristine Rouse Galaviz

Gamma Phi

University of North Texas Gina Goertzen LeGare

Gamma Pi University of Georgia Phyllis Sacile Chastain Leanne Blalock DeFrancesco Margaret Stephens Durant Pamela J. Garrison Shearon Wiggins Glover Karen Lane Mann Hannah Drum Norman Mycla Ann Palmer Wanda Barton Yeatts

Gamma Psi Texas Christian University Jeri Browning Blackmon

Gamma Rho

Auburn University Catherine Irene Cox Stacey King Dickson

Patsy Kane

Shea Camper Mayberry

Caitlin Moulton-Towle Robin Reaves Mueller Kristi Broadfoot Reiff Christina Barnes Rutledge Jamie Rome Smith LeeAnn Tittsworth Wright

Gamma Tau Texas Tech University Leslie Brockman Janet Jaeckle Bronocco Stephanie Hunter Carl MD

Gamma Theta

University of Colorado at Boulder Sue Price Baker

Gamma Zeta

Mississippi State University Lainie Tubertini Anthony Tari Harris Furey Leigh Jones Johnson Stephanie Dallas Wenzel

Iota Alpha

Robert Morris University Karen Rose Roper

Iota Chi

Middle Tennessee State University

Samantha Boggs Dean Halie Vannoy Montgomery Lesley Wilson Pascoe Casey Guimbellot Pash Andrea Camp Reilly

Iota Delta

Towson University Debbie Leslie McCaffrey

Lori Bankert Szeliga

Iota Gamma

The College of New Jersey Kelly Czajka Raymond Lauren Mary Seber

Iota Iota

Fairleigh Dickinson University Lisa Salerno Schwartz

Iota Nu

Susquehanna University Margaret M. Farmer

Iota Omega University of Maryland Jen Ewing Fox

Lauren Hope Maldonado Anne Meredith Merrell Lauren Ashley Norris

Iota Omicron Lander University Bethany Bonds Minick

Iota Pi University of Dayton Kristen Moeller Faure Terry Kilbane Fortin

Iota Psi Rochester Institute of Technology Stacy Johnson

Iota Rho

East Carolina University Carrie Rogers Garrity

Iota Theta

Georgia Institute of Technology Paula Ross Surdykowski

Iota Xi

Christian Brothers University Tammi Ellis Hoback

Kappa

The University of Texas at Austin

Jenee Jongebloed Bobbora Shannon Spence Holley Larrie Doing Kontz

Linda Reilly Lewis Katrina Fernandez Parkhill Margaret Johnson Talley Mary Holt Walcutt Sheila McGinnis Weitzel Margot Markle Wilkinson Carrie Joiner Woliver

Kappa Alpha

Colorado State University Lauren Albin Brigandi

Kappa Gamma

West Virginia University Cheryl Lynn Northness

Kappa Iota Moravian University

Sarah Maricela Baiardi Cortney Lynn Selander

Kappa Mu Linfield University Kaylyn Marie Peterson

Kappa Nu Monmouth University Jenn Gradzki Harris

Kappa Omega Saint Louis University Katy Spears Beagle

Kappa Phi

Christopher Newport University Sarah Ann McPherson

Kappa Pi University of South Carolina Aiken Nicole Flippo Crook Dana Barthelemy Curry

Kappa Sigma University of South Florida Megan Latchford Morgan

Kappa Tau Florida Gulf Coast University Nicole Maria Pacheco

Kappa Theta California State University, San Bernardino Katrina Eberly Loff Andrea Palacios

Kappa Zeta

Clemson University Amanda Padgett Stevenson

Lambda Southwestern University Kim Carter Rebecca Dotts Hunt

Lambda Eta Virginia Commonwealth University Logan Gravitt Massey Mu Drury University Molly Anne Boyd Brittany Katherine Hopp Nicki Linn Thompson Camille Homesley Wittenhagen

Nu

The University of Alabama Leigh Greene Mitchell Omega Southern Methodist University Judy Belisomo Nancy Bourland Hillyer Martha Jackson James Deborah Rosenberg Malafsky MaryAnne Park Owens

Omicron

Brenau University Jennifer Nixon Davidson Ensley Caldwell Fraschillo Page Dyer Houseman Tama Carter Jones Cathy Rawlinson Lisa Williams

Phi Duke University Janice K Church Jackson PhD

Psi University of Washington Rebecca Ryanne Fox Jaime Elduen Keith Sarah Ruhwedel Porter Jennifer Diane Waters

Sigma

Baker University Anita Kay Hempy Mary Lambert Holland Pat Wooster-Jackson

Tau Millikin University Marilyn Reining Brazelton DeeDee Chapman Olson

Theta Bethany College Eileen Courtney Campbell

Theta Alpha California State University, Chico Deanna Rothschild

Theta Chi George Mason University Amanda Ray Ennis

Theta Delta Salisbury University Dixie White Leikach Kenna Brigham Lowe

Theta Eta Stephen F. Austin State University Antoinette Rizzuto Bearden Michelle Osborne Marshall Katheryn Camille O'Connor Tish Torres Wright

Theta Gamma Texas A&M University Susan Archer Cheri White Armstrong Ashley Rush Curran Charlotte Ward Hall Rachel Elizabeth Wood

Theta Iota University of North Florida Lauren Rockwell Eggbeer Aimee DeFoor Kane Shelley Lasseter Robbins

Theta Kappa University of MissouriSt. Louis Meg O'Connell Naes

Theta Nu Auburn University at Montgomery Eva Eads Lipscomb Amanda McConn Moulin

Theta Omega California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Dolores Gonzales Gastineau Diane Hanson Keegan Joy Marie Oaks Jackie Lindbergh Parslow

Theta Omicron Baylor University Suzanne Michelle Brittain Diane Cook Goebel Angela Rose Malone Lacy Schneider O'Connor

Theta Phi California State University, Fullerton Sylvia Christina Contreras

Theta Psi Texas State University Holly Carpenter Mendoza Samantha Foerster Plomer

Theta Sigma Winthrop University Krissy Turner Ard Julie Ward Moxley

Theta Tau

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Lauren Nicole Hobson Bradley Nancy C. Leatherman

Theta Theta

Arkansas Tech University

Jennifer Lynn Moody

Diane Hicks Olson

Theta Xi

Rutgers University

Jill Vanzino

Zeta

The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Peggy Hannon Thornton

Zeta Alpha

University of Evansville

Pam Morris Blessing

Lindsey Bockerstette Corbin

Becky Cole DeBaillie

Michelle Edwards Griffin

Jennifer Ann Hatten

Denise Lamon

Stephanie Murray Martin

Nancy Morris Roberts

Zeta Chi

Tennessee Technological University

Emmie Condra Hagar

Zeta Delta

University of Louisiana at Monroe

Julia Defee May

Zeta Epsilon

Texas A&M University-Kingsville

Joy Huntington

Zeta Gamma

Youngstown State University

Marla D'Andrea Dull

Lori Ann Peters-McCracken

Zeta Kappa

Louisiana Tech University

Lynn Aicklen Franklin

Zeta Mu

Jacksonville University

Pamela D. Cox

Zeta Nu

Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania

Karen Byers Arnold Amy Louise Esh

Donna Robinsky James Amy Paciej-Woodruff

Zeta Omega

Ferris State University

Karen Sanctorum Foster

Gabie McMaster Garcia

Zeta Omicron

Arkansas State University

Debbie Goff Apel Beth Pickler

Zeta Phi

University of South Alabama

Lynn Marie Mishkel, M.D.

Zeta Psi

Jacksonville State University

Candy Cason Burnett

Gloria Culberson Hice

Susan Stack Hurst

Rachel A. Rushing

Leah Goggans Simmons

Zeta Sigma

The University of Texas at Arlington Pam Lovell Lane

Zeta Xi

Georgia Southern University

Pam Waller Ferrere

Lea’ Chrisman Williams

MAUD SQUAD

Maud Squad is the Foundation’s level of giving for anyone under 40 who sets up a recurring donation of at least $9 per month. Those listed below were active Maud Squad members from Aug. 1, 2021 to July 31, 2022.

Becca Ann Abel, Susquehanna University

Taylor Rene Allison , Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

Mandy Ingram Altfater, Ohio Northern University

Krissy Turner Ard , Winthrop University

Iliana Martinez De Avila , The University of Texas at El Paso

Ashley Bagwell, Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Laura Parker Barnes , Elon University

Tiffany Cannon Bayne , Georgia College

Raechel Bennett Biggs , High Point University

Erin Koster Blair, Washington College

Rachael Ginn Blalock , Jacksonville State University

Laura Dawn Casto-Boggess , West Virginia Wesleyan College

Cynthia Connor Borden, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Andrea Ann Botchie, Susquehanna University

Sarah Ford Brammer, Louisiana State University

Lauren Albin Brigandi, Colorado State University

Suzanne Michelle Brittain, Baylor University

Olivia Jane Bryant, Appalachian State University

Kaley Marie Buchman, Illinois State University

Michele Kuznitz Bunch, University of Missouri

Lisa Hayles Burkman, Birmingham-Southern College Katy Fluhr Carlsward, Washington College

Monica B. Ceja , The University of Texas at San Antonio Alison Mackenzie Colangelo, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

Jaclyn Waterman Conatser, University of North Florida Carrie Rebecca Cooper, Francis Marion University Katie Humphrey Cooper, Augusta University Megan Marie Cronhardt, Towson University Valerie Jane Crook, Saint Louis University

Nicole Flippo Crook, University of South Carolina Aiken Acacia Bender Croy, Oklahoma State University Darian Nicole Dean, Old Dominion University Jen Botchie Deinlein, Susquehanna University Julia Clare Denhollem, The University of New Orleans Gina Hathorn DeSilva, University of Washington Kerry Diminuco, The University of Iowa Madalyn Louise Dischner, Saint Louis University Kelsey Brownell Dugan, University of Rhode Island Lauren Rockwell Eggbeer, University of North Florida Lexie Blair Elliott, Westminster College Shannon Ashley Ferguson, University of Missouri Jenn Brown Foisie, Florida Gulf Coast University

Bri Michelle Forth, University of Arkansas

Ensley Caldwell Fraschillo, Brenau University

Kayte Sexton Fry, University of Arkansas

Gabie McMaster Garcia, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Carlyle Teneille Garton, West Virginia Wesleyan College

Kayla Kaczmarek Gibeault, Illinois State University

Alyssa Baker Godwin, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Katie Gardner Graf, University of Louisville

Cadi Elizabeth Griffin, Georgia College

Brittany Grigorenko, University of Rhode Island

Rachel Christina Guthrie, Missouri University of Science and Technology

Meredith Scott Hale, Arkansas State University

Colleen O'Reilly Hann , West Virginia Wesleyan College

Sarah Mary Heffler, Robert Morris University

Courtney Arissa Hemmelgarn, Westminster College

Mary Swain Houser, The University of Texas at Arlington

Suzanna Marie Johnson, Michigan State University

Sarah Nicole Johnston, Oklahoma State University

Kaitlyn Marie Julien , Radford University

Aimee DeFoor Kane, University of North Florida

Joni Marie Kazmierczak, Georgia Institute of Technology

Jaime Elduen Keith, University of Washington

Emily Constance-O'Neil Kessler, Moravian University

Betsy Povolny King, The University of Iowa

Rachel Owens Knain, Auburn University

Mandi Hartman Knight, University of Central Florida

Ashlee Driggers Kositz, Francis Marion University

Roberta Wodenscheck Lentz, George Mason University

Brooke Johnson Leppla, Wright State University

Natalie Porter Lever, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Megan Duster Locatis, University of Nebraska at Omaha

Kerri Killgore Lovegrove, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Rhonda Reeb Ly, University of North Florida

Madison Logan Marriott, Lander University

Logan Gravitt Massey, Virgina

Commonwealth University

Margot Tauzier May, Louisiana State University

Madison McElroy, Reinhardt University

Lauren McMahon , Miami University

Sarah Ann McPherson, Christopher Newport University

Melissa Ann Meetze, Lander University

Anne Meredith Merrell, University of Maryland

Jess Adams Meyers, Duquesne University

Rachel Catherine Mikowski, Georgia State University

Bethany Bonds Minick , Lander University

Andrea Warner Molinari , California State University, Chico

Cece Baldus Moore, The University of Iowa

Natalie Lauren Nutzell-Morales, The University of Tennessee at Martin

Abby LaPreze Morris, Missouri University of Science and Technology

Areta Hill Moseley, University of Arkansas

Amanda McConn Moulin, Auburn University at Montgomery

Kendra Davis Moyses, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Robin Reaves Mueller, Auburn University

Meg O'Connell Naes, University of Missouri-St. Louis

Erin Dickey Niebylski , Michigan State University

Lauren Ashley Norris , University of Maryland

Kristin Rae Oberg , The University of Iowa

Julie Traylor Olivas, Georgia College

Stacey Kathleen Overtoom , University of North Texas Ruth Owens, Washington College

Molly Humphries Owens, Wofford College

Nicole Maria Pacheco, Florida Gulf Coast University

Casey Guimbellot Pash, Middle Tennessee State University

Emily Bosela Peach, Texas A&M University Madilynn Tori Peck, Brenau University Jenna Greenwood Peters, Oklahoma State University Kaylyn Marie Peterson, Linfield University Catherine Marie Bowersox Posey, Christopher Newport University

Katelyn Anne Rosewell Potter, Christopher Newport University

Nicole Martinez-Anderson Prahler, Rochester Institute of Technology

Sarah Nicole Prasher, Ohio Northern University

Lindsey Scott Ramirez, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Becca McConn Rampe, Auburn University at Montgomery

Ashley Brooke Ramsey, Baylor University

Kristi Broadfoot Reiff, Auburn University

Nidia Samayoa Reyes, George Mason University Ann Marie Papasodero Reynolds, Georgia State University

Teresa Tait Reynolds , California State Polytechnic University, Pomona

Kelli Young Roberts, Eastern New Mexico University

Ariana Jasmin Rodarte, The University of Texas at El Paso

Sarah Ann Moon Rodriguez, College of Charleston

Hailey Rogers, Samford University

Brittney O. Roland, Auburn University at Montgomery

Kenna Cornelius Rummel, University of Missouri

Valerie Lucarelli Schenk, Texas A&M University

Brianne Steppe Schneckenberger, Franklin College

Denise Lee Schulz, Lenoir-Rhyne University

Jennifer Abbott Sciarra, Missouri University of Science and Technology

Lauren Mary Seber, The College of New Jersey Cortney Lynn Selander, Moravian University Lauren Ann Sherrard, Linfield University Jessica Shupik, University of Maryland Elizabeth Fawcett Smith , East Carolina University

Kelly Tracy Sullivan, University of Dayton

Kati Katilynn Taylor, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Anna-Leigh Taylor, Winthrop University

Juliette Neil Their, Francis Marion University

Cassie Hughes Thomas, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Nancy Helen Thomas, University of Washington

Nicki Linn Thompson, Drury University

Caitlin Moulton-Towle, Auburn University

Cait Anne Tribett, Arkansas State University

Ashley Dolezilek Turman, Baker University

Jill Vanzino, Rutgers University

Katie Frazier Vereen, Arkansas Tech University

Rachel Elizabeth Warwick, Texas State University

Jennifer Diane Waters, University of Washington

Brittany Marguerite Weeks, New Mexico State University

Stephanie Dallas Wenzel, Mississippi State University

Taylor Elise West, The University of Texas at San Antonio

Molly Albin West, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Emalie Elizabeth Wilka , New Mexico State University

Michelle Schaeffler Williams, Missouri University of Science and Technology

Lea Chrisman Williams, Georgia Southern University

Whitney Hanlin Wilson, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Angie Renee Woods, University of Missouri

Becky Worsham, Mississippi State University

Tori Sancho-Bonet Yashinski, Virginia Commonwealth University

Kristina Marie Zwettler, Colorado State University

Sisters saddled up for a night of line dancing, games, photo opps and fun at this Convention 2022 sisterhood event.

READER’S GUIDE

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HOW TO MAKE AN ADDRESS CHANGE

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