Alphaphi.org Nearly two years in the making, AlphaPhi.org has been transformed into an innovative recruitment, resource and communication tool. Prominently featuring our logo and branding, the new site features profiles and accomplishments of our members and chapters and an interactive timeline. The member page allows you to personalize your Alpha Phi website experience in order to bring forward the information and features that are most important to you. Once you’re logged in, you’ll be able to do things like choose the chapters you would like to receive news updates from, search for sisters easily, customize your page by adding a photo, update your information and share personal updates with your sisters. The site even knows if you are a collegian or alumnae, and if you are an officer, so it can make sure the resources and tools that are important to you are easy to find. It helps you stay current with International alumnae dues and make donations to the Foundation.
Mobile Visit AlphaPhi.org on your mobile phone and you will automatically be sent to the mobile version. The mobile site gives you easy access to the latest Alpha Phi news along with a handy chapter locator that will work with your mobile device’s mapping capability to help you get to the chapter house of your choice. It also provides a more mobile-friendly view of the other main areas of the Alpha Phi website for those times on the road that you need to look up information quickly. Whether you are a potential new member running off to your first recruitment party, an officer needing access to a form on the go or a member looking to get the latest updates from the Executive Office and your chapter, the mobile site puts Alpha Phi at your fingertips!
Facebook App The Alpha Phi Facebook application is home for groups connected by collegiate chapter, alumnae chapter or common interests. Members are able to share personal announcements and upcoming events, post pictures and videos, join discussion groups and message boards, and search for sisters on Facebook.
fall 2010
Alpha Phi Quarterly
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