Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly • Summer 2014

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I’m so excited to share my first Viewpoint with you as your new International President! These are such thrilling times in our sisterhood, and in this biennium, Alpha Gamma Delta is poised to reach new heights in all that we do.

Rie Gerah Hoehner International President

In preparing for installation at International Convention this past summer, I read a letter found in the March 1914 issue of the Quarterly. It was written by Jennie Titus Smith Morris, our first Grand President, whose words of 100 years ago resonated with me and certainly captured the essence of coming Full Circle. As you read her complete letter on page 48, you’ll see her message is simple: Our goal in Alpha Gamma Delta should always be to seek the best, to strive to be our best and to continually reach for excellence!

As an organization, we have women all around us who are deeply committed to this sisterhood, including each of you.

The talents of our sisters are endless, and while I admit that true perfection is hardly attainable, I agree with Vince Lombardi who said, “If we chase perfection, we will catch excellence!”

I challenge each of us to set our sights at not only achieving the highest standards but also to become the inspiration for those around us to reach beyond as well. We have made significant strides in our 110 years of existence, but we can’t stop here. It will take all of us as sisters to achieve our greatest results! I encourage you to inspire those around you to seek, to strive and to

reach for perfection and to celebrate the excellence you achieve throughout your journey.

During the coming biennium, your leadership is committed to striving for excellence in: • Communication with and among our membership, • Education and member development for our collegians and our alumnae, • Advisory support to all of our colonies, chapters and alumnae groups through volunteer support, training and resources, • Housing and the safety of our sisterhood, • Celebration of our Ritual and traditions, • Our sisterhood as a whole, and in being there for one another, as sisters and as friends.

Just as Jennie wrote all those years ago, “I do not wonder at the heights she has attained…[but] it will not do…to rest upon the laurels of past endeavors.”

We have the membership, we have the leadership and we have the sisterhood.

Now is the time to live up to our privilege of wearing the Alpha Gamma Delta Badge!

To this end, let our watchword forever be “Onward and Upward!”

Loyally,

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Dear Editor, Around 3 a.m. on Tuesday, March 18, 2014, I received a call that there was a fire at our Alpha Beta-University of Michigan chapter house. Our Chapter Housing Supervisor quickly told me all 64 of the women were accounted for (thanks to a well-executed plan), and the fire department was on site.

Word of the fire spread quickly, and I received messages via email and Facebook from alumnae sending their well wishes and wanting to know how they could help. Truly, the outpouring of support both in person and in other ways was amazing.

I wanted to take this opportunity to express my sincere thanks to all those who made this situation easier to handle. Thank you to the invaluable International Headquarter's staff, local alumnae and sisters who made the Disaster Relief Fund a reality. I have always known Alpha Gamma Delta to be an organization of wonderful individuals, but it was special to see them all in action.

Sincerely, Christine Tompkins Kulka Alpha Beta House Association President

WE WANT TO HEAR WHAT YOU THINK! Thank you to all sisters who submitted feedback on the last issue of the Quarterly.

Remember, the Quarterly is for YOU! We want to hear what you think about your magazine. Send your comments on this issue of the Quarterly by October 1:

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Love, love, love seeing the Shryock's story in the @alphagammadelta Quarterly! Cowboy Up! #LIEP

THE SPRING 2014 QUARTERLY? Feel privileged to be written about in the latest @alphagammadelta Quarterly about building a better world.

Katie Johnson Rentzke Alpha Kappa-Bowling Green State University

It was great to see the new chapters that were installed, especially at the University of Southern California. I was a Pearl Sister for a new member out there, and I got to fly out there for her Initiation. It was an awesome experience for me!

Caitlin Wilke Theta Epsilon-University of South Alabama

Anne Marie Kirk Epsilon-University of Kentucky

We are so honored to have been mentioned in the Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly!

Gamma Eta Chapter at High Point University

CORRECTION In the Spring 2014 Quarterly, Delta TauChapman University was inadvertently left off the list of chapters attending Delta Alpha-University of Southern California's installation weekend. The Quarterly staff regrets this error and sincerely appreciates Delta Tau Chapter's help with the installation ceremonies.

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Over 900 sisters shared in our anticipation of International Convention's kick off with these chapter flags up in the General Session room.

This photo from Delta Xi-Arizona State University's recent photo shoot had over 550 double taps! (And we aren't surprised—such a cute picture!)

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New Video for the Philanthropy Round of Recruitment

Alpha Gamma Delta Establishes a Philanthropic Relationship As Alpha Gams, we’re encouraged to “contribute to the world’s work” by participating in service opportunities that make an impact in our communities. International Council is pleased to announce that we have officially established a relationship with the American Diabetes Association (ADA) for our community service efforts! We are excited to share our passion for diabetes awareness and education with others. The relationship with the ADA is evolving and more information will be shared as soon as it’s available!

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The Fraternity is now offering a valuable resource for collegiate chapters—a video to play during the philanthropy round of Formal Recruitment! This video highlights members whose lives have been affected by diabetes.

It features the story of Kathryn Washam, a collegian at Beta Xi-Purdue University who was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes at the age of three. In addition, this video will help educate potential new members about what Alpha Gamma Delta members are doing to support our philanthropic focus of diabetes awareness and education, while hosting fundraisers for the Foundation and participating in community service efforts that contribute to the world's work. Check out the video here!

Since it was established in 2004, The Leadership Institute–Women with Purpose, Inc. has been committed to the development of women’s leadership potential. The Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, along with donations from many Alpha Gams, provided the initial funds so that The Leadership Institute could open its doors a decade ago. To date, we are proud to share that The Leadership Institute has impacted tens of thousands women across the globe, including many of our Alpha Gam sisters!

As of July 31, 2014, The Leadership Institute merged with the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, which means the organization will no longer serve external clients. This merger, however, provides Alpha Gamma Delta members direct access to a myriad of resources and curriculum from The Leadership Institute. This curriculum extends beyond the collegiate years and operational programming. Women who receive these resources gain powerful leadership skills and the confidence to use these skills to grow personally and professionally. We’re pleased that Alpha Gamma Delta sisters are going to continue to benefit from these programs so that they can be inspired to make an impact within their communities and beyond.

If you have any questions about this merger, please contact Julie Waitman Cretin, Executive Director of the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, at jcretin@alphagammadeltafoundation.org.

Colonization at Appalachian State University This fall, Alpha Gamma Delta is starting a new chapter at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina!

Follow along on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram as we build a chapter of women who Live with Purpose!

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Welcome, Delta Epsilon Chapter!

Alpha Gamma Delta is pleased to announce the reinstallation of Delta Epsilon Chapter at University of California, Los Angeles on Sunday, May 18, 2014.

INITIATING TEAM: Installing Officer: Jackie Brannon Stutts, Past International President Installation Team: Iota-University of Washington

ABOUT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Location: Los Angeles, California Undergraduate Enrollment: More than 29,000 Mascot: Bruins

INSTALLATION BANQUET: Location: Palisades Ballroom at the University of California, Los Angeles Toastmistress: Barbara Meador Callard, New Chapter Development Specialist for Delta Epsilon Chapter Special Note: Julie Waitman Cretin, Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation Executive Director, announced that the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation would be giving $1,000 scholarships to two members of the chapter next fall.

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Mission: UCLA’s core mission can be expressed in just three words: Education.

Research. Service.

Pictured: Delta Alpha-University of Southern California

It's all by design.

Creating a beautiful place to live is an investment in each Alpha Gamma Delta.

A happy home comes from a well-thought out plan to make it just so.

We design a perfect home away from home for the ones who live there.

Interested in learning more about the FHC? Contact Executive Director Stephannie Sack Bailey at sbailey@alphagammadelta.org.

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MEET THE 2014-2015

Alpha Gam Leade Alpha Gamma Delta is excited to introduce the 2014-2015 Leadership Consultant team! They will be hitting the road this fall to support and challenge our chapters to Live with Purpose.

BROOKE ABEL Delta Rho-Sonoma State University Major: Bi-Disciplinary Mathematics with a concentration in Electrical Engineering “I am most excited to get to know Alpha Gams from all types of backgrounds and empower them to take their chapters to the next level.”

SAMANTHA AVANZINO* Delta Omicron-University of Nevada, Las Vegas Major: Communications with a Leadership Minor

“I am most excited to ignite the spark of change as well as challenge our women to elevate their expectations so that they can continually strive to do more each and every year!”

KATE DEVEREUX* Xi-Illinois Wesleyan University Major: Business Administration “I'm excited to spend another year on the road meeting our members and to use all that I've learned to better support the women I will work with this year!”

SHANNON O'BRIEN* Delta Pi-San Francisco State University Major: Communication Studies “I’m excited to meet even more great Alpha Gams and continue building relationships with the amazing women I met last year!”

KATELYN PFEFFER Epsilon Zeta-Arkansas State University Major: Public Relations and Marketing “I am most excited to meet the women who make up Alpha Gamma Delta and commit to living with Purpose every day!”

MONICA SCISOREK* Zeta Theta-Lafayette College Major: Neuroscience and French “This upcoming year, I am most excited for the chance to meet so many amazing women and to see how Alpha Gamma Delta has impacted their collegiate experiences and beyond.”

ALEX SEBENS* Xi-Illinois Wesleyan University Major: Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing “I’m excited to meet more women that inspire me and give my job purpose.”

KRISTEN WALKER* Beta Delta-Indiana University Major: Human Biology “I am excited to meet more wonderful, fun-loving Alpha Gams from across the country and Canada and see some familiar faces throughout my travels!”

BRITTANY WELLS Iota-University of Washington Major: Social Work “I’m most excited about meeting women who are going to impact the world!”

*These sisters will be travelling for a second year as a Leadership Consultant.

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Sisters from all over the continent traveled from far and wide to arrive in Indianapolis, Indiana, on July 9, 2014, for four days of sisterhood, celebration and impactful programming during International Convention.

Through time-honored traditions like our Ritual services and Feast of Roses, attendees returned to that strong foundation rooted in our values and were inspired by our past to impact Alpha Gamma Delta’s future in a true Full Circle experience.

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onvention kicked off on Wednesday, July 9, with a variety of fun, welcoming events. The focus of the day was to reconnect: with sisters, with our Purpose and with Alpha Gamma Delta. Throughout the day, attendees were able to check into the JW Marriott at their leisure, attend a preConvention workshop and participate in tours of International Headquarters after completing Secret Work. Later in the evening, the Opening Session began with the Processional and the famed Flag Parade including the flags of all installed chapters. After Opening Ritual, led by Ritual Committee Member Patricia O'Connor Vreeland, Epsilon Iota-University of Northern Colorado, and the singing of both the United States and Canadian national anthems, past International President Jackie Brannon Stutts welcomed sisters to Indianapolis and set the stage for the next four days.

“Convention is a place where we come Full Circle to remember and celebrate who we are, and it will enable us to leave inspired to become the members, chapters and Fraternity that we aspire to be,” she said. “My hope is that all of you will leave feeling celebrated for the contributions you make to the Fraternity, grounded in the Ritual and Purpose, strengthened by sisterhood and committed to elevating expectations.”

Before wrapping up the Opening Session, Jackie officially dedicated the new International Headquarters building at 8710 N. Meridian Street in Indianapolis. The dedication received a standing ovation from the audience.

After the Opening Session, attendees were invited to a welcome reception, complete with photo booths, life-sized games, fun music and sweet treats.

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@lindsaymeleea Opening Ritual with 650 of my sisters = priceless! @alphagammadelta #chills #AGDConv14

Highlights from the Biennium We’re always there for one another: • Total collegiate membership exceeded 11,000, a growth of 17 percent over last biennium.

• Five new chapters were either installed, reinstalled or re-established: Theta Omega-University of South Carolina, Lambda Gamma-Villanova University, Delta Alpha-University of Southern California, Delta Eta-San Diego State University, Delta EpsilonUniversity of California, Los Angeles and Epsilon Lambda-University of Central Missouri.

• The Recruitment Team is piloting a new Membership Selection process and the use of online tools.

• In 2013, a new Volunteer Service Team structure was introduced that groups chapters and clubs by institution similarities, rather than geographical areas.

• More than 200 donors gave to the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation’s Disaster Relief Fund, totaling over $44,000.

We’re here for the whole person: • The Leadership Conference (TLC) was hosted in Indianapolis, Indiana, June 13-15, 2013, and focused on taking care of ourselves and harm reduction.

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We stand for something: • The Fraternity GPA requirement was raised to 2.5 for individuals and 2.9 for chapters. The Fraternity GPA for the biennium is 3.164.

• A new recognition system was introduced to evaluate our alumnae chapters and clubs, which allows more local flexibility for community support and member programming.

• New Good Standing requirements for collegiate chapters were developed over the biennium and became effective on June 1, 2014.

We inspire the woman: • In 2012, the Alpha Gamma Delta Experience was completely launched.

• Forty collegians received grants to attend LeaderShape and UIFI. • The Fraternity’s Skilled Facilitator program was introduced, providing advisors and officers with the skills to facilitate in front of their peers.

• This biennium, all Executive Council officers now have training resources on the Learning Center. New trainings will be introduced in the coming biennium.

We impact the world: • The Fraternity established a relationship with the American Diabetes Association (ADA) for our community service efforts to help fulfill our commitment to diabetes awareness and education.

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@Megs_106 “If my sisters succeed, I succeed." Thanks so much, @ErinStrongLife! #AGDConv14

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hursday, the first full day of Convention, was all about celebrating individual and group achievements through awards and celebrating sisterhood through Ritual.

First thing in the morning, before the first General Session, attendees had one of several opportunities to “Get Connected!,” a new addition to this Convention. One of the most important aspects of Convention is simply connecting with other Alpha Gams, and this time was set aside just for sisters to meet up and enjoy conversation.

View a list of all Convention award winners here!

The General Session kicked off the celebration as Jackie shared the numerous accomplishments of the past biennium, such as the formation of the Fraternity Housing Corporation, exceeding 11,000 collegiate members (a 17 percent increase over the last biennium!) and the installation of five chapters over the past two years. (More highlights from the biennium appear on the previous page.) Alumna Teri McKeever, Delta Alpha-University of Southern California, was celebrated for her career contributions with the Distinguished Citizen Award, and attendees were challenged by keynote speaker Dr. Erin Foley to create a sisterhood empowered by their individual strengths and supported by their sisters. (Learn more about Dr. Erin Foley.)

During the highly-anticipated awards luncheon, 73 collegiate chapters, alumnae groups and house associations received awards for their exceptional work over the biennium. (View a complete list of award winners.) A special breakout session followed, titled “Full Circle: An Interactive History Experience,” which highlighted the ways Alpha Gamma Delta has played a role in greater society as well as the effects that societal events have had on the Fraternity. It was the perfect transition to end the evening with the Ritual services and Honors of Epsilon Pi Banquet and Service.

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Teri McKeever, Delta Alpha-University of Southern California, received the Distinguished Citizen Award at Convention for her career contributions. She was the first woman to be named the head coach for the United States Women’s Olympic Swim Team for the 2012 Olympics.

Honors of Epsilon Pi

The Honors of Epsilon Pi recognize faithful, continued and outstanding service to the Fraternity. Alpha Gamma Delta thanks these women for their dedication and congratulates them on their accomplishments!

1. The new wearer of the Circle of Epsilon Pi: Penny Yocum Edmondson. 2. The new wearers of the Crescent of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds present at Convention, left to right: Nancy Thorman Pittman, Marie Ford Palmer. 3. The new wearer of the Crescent of Epsilon Pi present at Convention: Lauren Allen Hammack. 4. The new wearers of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds and Pearls present at Convention. 5. The new wearers of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds and Pearl present at Convention. 6. The new wearers of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamonds present at Convention. 7. The new wearers of the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamond present at Convention. 8. The new wearers of the Arc of Epsilon Pi present at Convention.

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uilding on Thursday’s celebration, Friday focused on empowering sisters to continually strive to reach the highest ideals by providing educational programming about strategies for attainment.

The day began once again with set-aside time to connect, followed by Convention’s first Business Meeting. For the first time in several years, a Constitutional resolution was considered

by Convention delegates, which would have required both the red and buff roses to be depicted together when used in Fraternity publications, logos, public relations materials or at Fraternity events. Following parliamentary procedure, discussion was held, and the resolution failed to pass.

After the Business Meeting, sisters were offered the option of several breakout sessions, divided into seven different tracks: chapter development, recruitment, membership, harm prevention and reduction, alumnae groups, house associations and The Skilled Facilitator, a facilitation training program. Each track included four different sessions, offered at consecutive times during the remainder of the day. Breakout sessions wrapped up around 6 p.m., in time for sisters to don their baseball caps and Alpha Gam gear for an Indians game, Indianapolis’ minor league baseball team whose stadium is located just across the street from the JW Marriott. One highlight from the evening: alumna Sarah Horn, Theta Tau-Belmont University, brought the crowd to their feet with her rendition of the national anthem! (Check out the video on the next page!)

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@AudreyBiggs The best thing ever is meeting up with sisters I’ve never met and connecting like we’ve known each other forever! #AGDConv14

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York City, which has since evolved into The World Needs More Love Letters, a global love letter writing organization that she started. But she didn’t just get there overnight.

Her first step? Granting herself permission to believe she could make a difference. (Learn more about Hannah and The World Needs More Love Letters.)

Before beginning the Installation of Officers, Jackie took a moment to thank sisters before officially handing over the gavel to the new International President, Rie Gerah Hoehner.

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he last day of Convention centered on the impact our members, chapters and the Fraternity can have on our communities and the world. On this closing day, over 250 sisters jumped out of bed early for the one-mile Convention Philanthropy Walk. With funds raised from the walk, the Foundation presented a donation to the American Diabetes Association-Indiana Area to support Camp John Warvel, a camp in northern Indiana for children learning to live with diabetes.

“As I leave International Council after a total of 13 years of service, I need to thank every member of Alpha Gamma Delta for allowing me to serve as your International President,” she said. “Thank you for your trust, for your loving support and for the many opportunities of personal growth and expanded sisterhood. I have met and worked with so many of you who have been a true blessing for me. You are remarkable women of whom I am proud to call sisters.”

A few hours later, during the General Session, Lauren Allen Hammack, Director of Professional Development on the Volunteer Service Team, led the audience in a screening and discussion of the praised film, “MissRepresentation.” Through reflection and conversation during the screening, attendees learned how they and their peers can influence positive change that supports women in their leadership journeys. (Learn more about “MissRepresentation.”)

Once installed as International President, Rie set the tone for the next biennium with a reading of a letter from Founder Jennie Titus Smith Morris that first appeared in the March 1914 Quarterly. (You can also read the letter on page 48.) Jennie’s message was simple—we must always seek excellence.

After the Foundation Awards Luncheon, which recognized Foundation donors, Jewel Society members and Corinthian Society members, sisters returned to their seats in the General Session room for the Closing Business Session. Past International President Jackie Brannon Stutts highlighted all that had been accomplished in the past four days together. Additionally, she announced that Alpha Gamma Delta has officially established a relationship with the American Diabetes Association for its community service efforts, with more details to come this winter.

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“Our goals should be to seek the best, to be our best, to reach for perfection and to achieve excellence,” Rie said. “I challenge each of us to set our sights at the highest standards and reach for those goals of excellence and to become the inspiration to those around us to do the same.”

That message and a feeling of a stronger sisterhood carried into the Feast of Roses Banquet. In a beautiful symbol of sisterhood, the darkened room slowly filled with light as newly-installed International Vice President-Extension Lee Woodham Digiovanni read each chapter name, and sisters lit their tapers in honor of their initiating chapter. After the last candle was lit, over 650 sisters left their seats to form a circle around the room and close out Convention with some of the Fraternity’s favorite songs.

In that moment, the room was filled a true sense of coming Full Circle: a feeling of understanding where we have come from and a commitment to continuing our story by reaching for more.

@SaraRoLynne “We’re here for an instant in eternity, and all that really matters is what we do with that time.” #AGDConv14

International Council for the 2014-2016 Biennium

From left to right: Melissa Jacobson James, Cinda Zehner O'Connor, Marie Ford Palmer, Rie Gerah Hoehner, Bobette Sandifer Thompson, Lee Woodham Digiovanni and Amber Garrison Duncan.

RIE GERAH HOEHNER International President Epsilon Nu-University of Central Oklahoma My vision for the Fraternity is one that continues to offer a meaningful, supportive and memorable collegiate experience that seeks to develop a sisterhood filled with women of Purpose, grace, confidence and kindness. It is also my vision that our alumnae feel continually inspired and impacted by their involvement at any level, in ways that offer lifetime personal development, and also a lifelong circle of sisterhood where the spirit that our Founders intended can flourish and thrive.

MELISSA JACOBSON JAMES International Vice President-Alumnae Rho-Iowa State University Using our Purpose as a guide, we can help our members and our organization to reach its full potential. As we continue to integrate our Purpose and use its values to guide our vision, we will become a stronger women’s organization that provides our members with an enriching lifetime of experiences.

AMBER GARRISON DUNCAN International Vice President-Collegians Epsilon Phi-Texas Woman’s University My vision for the Fraternity has always been to

ensure that every woman who enters Alpha Gamma Delta finds opportunities to become a better person by way of our values, Ritual and sisterhood. The greatest opportunity we have as an organization is to be a positive and empowering place for women to advance their lives.

Fraternity, continuing to support and improve what we’re doing well while recognizing areas we can improve and being brave enough to make the necessary changes.

MARIE FORD PALMER International Vice President-Membership Gamma Alpha-University of Georgia

My vision for Alpha Gamma Delta is that she continues to grow in members and as a respected member of the Panhellenic and world community.

Alpha Gamma Delta is unique in the experience she provides to our members, who then translate that experience into a lifetime of living with of Purpose.

My vision for Alpha Gamma Delta is for significant membership growth and retention, exceeding that of the past biennium. Members with positive collegiate experiences develop into engaged collegians and alumnae who impact their communities as they strengthen and share these skills daily. A strong and happy Alpha Gamma Delta member impacts countless others as a citizen of the world.

LEE WOODHAM DIGIOVANNI International Vice President-Extension Gamma Alpha-University of Georgia I envision our Fraternity continuing to make strides in living with Purpose, expanding this notion in thoughtful ways in all avenues of our Fraternity’s existence. I think one of our greatest opportunities, then, is the continued support of the notion of reflective evaluation across our

BOBETTE SANDIFER THOMPSON International Vice President-Finance Gamma Zeta-University of Memphis

CINDA ZEHNER O’CONNOR International Vice President-Panhellenic Affairs Beta Xi-Purdue University My vision for the Fraternity includes the continuance of our outstanding collaboration with our fellow National Panhellenic Conference members; however, our greatest opportunity is to offer excellent sisterhood to young women, to ensure a successful collegiate experience and to build on that background to make the alumnae years the best ever!

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Chapter Happenings

Delta Eta–San Diego State University Bid Day for the first class of re-founding sisters of the Delta Eta Colony.

Delta Gamma–Montana State University Delta Gamma Chapter welcomes new members on Bid Night.

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Delta Alpha–University of Southern California Sisters celebrate Initiation and installation with a quick picture in front of Delta Alpha Chapter's newlyrenovated house.

Alpha Eta–Dalhousie University CIBC Run for the Cure is one of our favorite community service events!

Epsilon Nu–University of Central Oklahoma Our seniors were full of energy, welcoming home new sisters.

Theta Omega–University of South Carolina Rose Ball Formal is something we look forward to each year!

Beta Alpha–Nebraska Wesleyan University Beta Alpha Chapter fights back against cancer during the 2014 Relay for Life!

Reminder: The Collegiate Chapter Quarterly Report Form has been updated and is available in the Resource Center of myAlphaGam. All chapters will now submit photos twice a year, each year. The deadlines are March 15 and September 15.

All you have to do is upload up to three high resolution photos and provide captions for each photo you submit!

Theta Nu–Virginia Commonwealth University A few sisters monitoring the change jars at our annual Jail n' Bail philanthropy event.

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Leading the Way for a Healthier Community

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ratiot County, home to the city of Alma and our Zeta Nu Chapter at Alma College, is located deep in the heart of Michigan. Alma is the largest city in the county, with a population of right around 10,000, and like many small towns in the state, it was hit hard by the “Great Recession” of 2007. It’s been a slow recovery process in Gratiot County, fighting an uphill battle of lower wages and a stagnant unemployment rate.

As Zeta Nu Chapter’s Philanthropy Coordinator, Jamie Hiller was always on the lookout for how she and her sisters could offer the city of Alma and its residents a helping hand. A year earlier, the county had opened a free health clinic in Alma for the numerous Gratiot County adults without health insurance.

Jamie was involved with a public affairs group on campus, which mainly served as a means to connect students with volunteer needs in their community. As one of the biggest (and most needed) projects in Alma, the group was heavily involved in providing support to get the clinic’s doors open as soon as possible.

When the clinic did open for business, patients poured in. A recent estimate showed that in the area, 18 percent of adults were uninsured. With a higher than average rate of obesity and diabetes in the county, the clinic was drowning under the sheer number of people who showed early signs of diabetes and those already affected without adequate resources to manage their disease.

“They were having a really big issue with people trying to use sugar as a substitute for insulin, and they were sending people to the hospital because of other issues with diabetes,” Jamie said.

That was her light bulb moment.

She had recently done some research about the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, in preparation for the chapter’s upcoming Formal Recruitment. While browsing the Foundation’s website, she came across information about their Diabetes Education and Awareness Grants, and it just clicked. The Gratiot County Free Clinic would be a perfect recipient.

Jamie (pictured right) with her Zeta Nu Chapter sisters.

With information from the Foundation’s website in hand, Jamie made plans to meet with a few associates of the clinic to propose her idea. She excitedly presented them with a list of previous grant recipients, so they could see how much help the Foundation had been to other supporters of diabetes education and awareness in the past. Realizing the potential in front of them, discussions quickly turned to how they could utilize the grant money, with Jamie at the table to provide feedback on what she thought would match up best with the Foundation’s mission.

Through Jamie’s effort to connect the Gratiot County Free Clinic and the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, they received a grant of almost $10,000. That money allowed the clinic to host education and support classes for patients diagnosed with and at risk for Type 1 and 2 diabetes. They could provide patients with test strips, lancets and glucose monitors if they couldn’t afford those supplies. Also, they were shown recipes for making healthy, nutritious meals on a budget that worked to combat long-term complications of diabetes.

The relationship Jamie has established with the clinic created a much wider network of support for the nonprofit, which is run entirely run by volunteers. Her chapter sisters committed to work several volunteer hours over the course of the school year and worked together to produce a diabetic-friendly cookbook specifically to donate to the clinic.

“Alma is such a small town and such a small community; it is really great for us to be able to see the help we are able to do and to see how it has inspired others,” Jamie said. “A lot of students are now working with the free clinic, and it’s great to see that growth and the connection between our school and the community that we are in!”

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Alumnae Recaps

alumnae news

Tallahassee Area Alumnae Chapter

The Tallahassee Area Alumnae Chapter held its “Downton Abbey Ladies Tea” this past June. Our vision was to unite our members in a venue that would appeal to all age groups. We dressed in vintage hats and enjoyed our teatime fare in a cottage on the grounds of Goodwood Plantation.

We had a wonderful time together!

-Martha Newland Guemple

Greater Cleveland Alumnae Chapter

Tallahassee Area Alumnae Chapter Greater Cleveland Alumnae Chapter

The Greater Cleveland Alumnae Chapter has been enjoying the summer and is gearing up for another fun-filled year! Some highlights from this past spring included our Valentine’s Day tea, where we enjoyed a tea buffet with Alpha Iota-Baldwin Wallace University and stuffed gift bags with supplies and toiletries to donate to Edna House for Women. At International Reunion Day (IRD), we shared old pictures and stories from our time as collegians. Those of us who attended International Convention had a blast and were proud to bring home the Helen Mae Clarahan Spiese Alumnae Panhellenic Award. We were also thrilled to see Alpha Iota Chapter win an Annulet! Our alumnae chapter will close out the summer by attending a concert series at University Circle in downtown Cleveland, and we will help kick off the school year at Baldwin Wallace University by volunteering as potential new members for mock recruitment. As the fall progresses, we will participate in a Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation walk at the zoo, enjoy a night at the casino, volunteer at a local food bank, have a holiday cookie exchange and more. We are looking forward to another great year!

-Jaime Winer

Wichita Alumnae Club

During a busy spring, we joined forces with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and participated in their walk in April. We then donated to their auction event in May, and several alumnae showed up to help support their cause. We are gearing up for the upcoming year with several fun activities slated as fall approaches. Recently, a couple of alumnae made a trip back to Hays, Kansas, to help clean and organize the Epsilon Mu-Fort Hays State University house. While they were there, they made dinner for the collegians and stuffed goody bags to welcome them back to school.

-Daphne Perez Nusz

Chesapeake Alumnae Chapter Chesapeake Alumnae Chapter

Alumnae chapter/club recaps for the Fall 2014 Quarterly are due October 1.

Fill out the form online, or email your report to quarterly@alphagammadelta.org.

Chesapeake Alumnae Chapter is moving full steam ahead into the new biennium! In May, we provided breakfast for the collegians of Zeta Delta-Towson University before their Initiation Service. We also performed Officer Installations and Senior Rededication on-site the same day so as to involve our collegians as much as possible. Everyone had a wonderful time, and the collegians really appreciated the refreshments!

In June, we attended an Orioles game, and in July, eight of us traveled to International Convention. We also spent a relaxing evening enjoying pizza and gelato while attending Baltimore’s Little Italy Outdoor Film Festival. Our alumnae chapter has a lot planned for the rest of this year, including a Disney-themed Alpha Gam Always event and celebrating the 35th anniversary of Zeta Delta-Towson University’s Homecoming.

We are looking forward to new initiatives such as heightening our active support for Zeta Delta Chapter and starting a new Rosebuds group!

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Hope Changes Everything

t’s true what they say about life; you really can’t ever tell where it might take you. Jillian Palka Miller, Alpha SigmaIndiana University of Pennsylvania, is a pretty good example of that.

Shortly after the attacks on September 11, 2001, an Alpha Gam sister invited Jillian to come with her to hear someone speak about how dogs had been utilized at “Ground Zero” for search and rescue.

They had also provided comfort for rescuers who spent weeks trying to recover people from the rubble. That’s where she happened to meet Sally Irvin, the founder and Executive Director of the Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN), and Nora, a shy, black Labrador puppy.

“She was telling me all this stuff about dogs and prisoners. I kept thinking, ‘I have no idea what this lady is talking about!’ but it sounded really interesting,” Jillian said.

ICAN, in fact, does bring together three unique populations: people living with disabilities, incarcerated prisoners and the most lovable four-legged friends on the planet. Their mission is to train and place service dogs with children and adults living with disabilities, while providing life and job skills to inmates who actually train the dogs inside Indiana correctional facilities.

Jillian had always had an interest in the human/animal bond, and after learning more about ICAN, she went home and signed up to be a volunteer. With her background in nonprofit management, she was appointed one of ICAN’s first board members.

This is where Nora comes back into her story.

Earlier in the year, Nora, along with two other puppy friends, began their training with inmates at the Rockville Correctional Facility, the largest state prison for women in Indiana. Inside the prison walls, there is only so much socialization a puppy can be exposed to. Nora was a little bit shy, and her trainer thought she could benefit from exploring additional environments and situations to build her confidence. So, she became Jillian’s new sidekick, accompanying her to the grocery store, to ball games and to work.

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the program, and became our family pet,” Jillian said. “She won her way into my own heart, and that tethered me to the organization.”

Jillian was eventually appointed chairman of ICAN’s board, and even after she left that role in 2007, she continued to volunteer when she could. But then, last June, she received a call from Sally. She was looking to step away from her role as Executive Director to explore another one of her passions—teaching. Sally wanted Jillian to consider applying for her position, and she was thrilled about the opportunity. Jillian came on board in August 2013 to help steer the organization, which has now grown to include five full-time staff members, 46 dogs in training and over 130 volunteers.

In the 12 years of its existence, ICAN has worked tirelessly to develop new curriculum in order to meet the growing need of service dogs for a wide-variety of disabilities, including mobility issues, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Muscular Dystrophy, Autism and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, to name a few. In 2008, ICAN saw a new need emerge. Applications were pouring in from people with Type 1 diabetes who were looking for a dog that could alert them of their dropping blood sugar levels. So, ICAN’s team learned how to train a dog to sense that chemical change and alert their owner before a potential medical crisis.

Despite curriculum development, the training model for the service dogs remains virtually the same since ICAN’s inception.

They maintain a working relationship

Nick (pictured center) receiving his service dog, Festus.

with a few correctional facilities in Indiana, whose inmates have the opportunity to apply to be a handler. After completing an application and submitting a résumé, potential candidates go through a multi-tier interview process with ICAN’s Director of Training. If selected, the handler spends two years learning “dog-manship,” like how to groom, how to care for a dog’s ears, how to cut a dog’s nails, etc. Performance evaluations along the way help determine when a handler is ready to receive his or her own puppy. In addition, ICAN has a relationship with Indiana’s Department of Labor, so upon completion of the two-year apprenticeship, each handler receives a certification in dog training and grooming.

“Only three percent of inmates who have worked in our program have returned to prison after their release,” Jillian said.

“We believe based on that data that we are not only giving them a skill set to find viable employment but we are also giving them a little bit of a change of heart. Something intrinsically changes in them. It’s not just a certification.”

Additional volunteers pick up the dogs in training on a regular basis for what ICAN calls “furloughs,” a two-week period outside of the prison walls to expose them to public places and interactions. Besides that utmost important training, the last ingredient is just good, old-fashioned loving.

Each dog spends at least two years in training. Before the dog goes home with its new family, they all meet with the handler, within the prison, in order for the handler to teach the new family everything there is to know about their new best friend. Of all the good Jillian gets to witness, this is her favorite.

“My favorite moment is whenever they come in together, when you look at someone who has made a pretty big mistake and someone who is living with a disability, and all of those barriers evaporate through the conduit of the dog,” she said.

These service dogs make an indescribable difference in the lives of the people with whom they find a forever home. If there was ever a story that could come close to explaining that impact, Jillian would pick this: In June 2013, ICAN celebrated the graduation of its 100th placement, a Red Fox Labrador Retriever named Festus. He was placed with a man named Nick, an Army veteran who was wounded during one of his tours in Iraq. A mortar had exploded only a few yards behind him, leaving him with serious mobility limitations and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Multiple surgeries and years of physical therapy helped Nick to navigate his physical disability, but even with specialist after specialist, he still suffered from several flashbacks a day. Each flashback put his brain right back to those days in combat in Iraq and rendered him unresponsive for long periods of time. His wife, Rachel, worried constantly about leaving him alone, especially with their young son.

Festus changed all of that for this young family.

“His wife doesn’t have to worry about Nick going into a trance while he is watching their son, and their son walking out the front door or pulling a hot pan off the stove. She knows that she can leave her husband and her son at home alone, and Festus will make sure they are okay,” Jillian said. “It has totally changed this family from a place of stress and anxiety to a place of peace and tranquility. That all happened because of a four-legged animal who needed a place to belong as well.”

That is just one story in 100 though. There are so many more to come.

“I often say, and I think my staff probably gets tired of hearing it, but I believe in hope,” she said. “And if we can provide it, even through the conduit of a dog, hope changes everything.”

You can learn more about ICAN at icandog.org.

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Meet Laura

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aura Lee Dellinger (pictured on the right), PhiOregon State University, was recently named “Portland Business Journal’s” Women of Influence Executive of the Year. She is currently the president of the Metropolitan Group, a full-service social change agency located in Portland, Oregon, that crafts and integrates strategic and creative services.

WHO ARE YOUR MAIN CLIENTS, AND WHAT KIND OF WORK DO YOU DO FOR THEM? Our clients are large nonprofit organizations, nongovernmental agencies, government bodies and sociallyresponsible businesses. They hire us because they need help communicating their story, their brand and their product or their service to ensure they reach the communities they are designed to serve.

HOW DID YOU GET STARTED WITH METROPOLITAN GROUP? One of our founders was a friend of mine from high school. One day he called me and said, “What would it take for you to come help me build this thing?” My answer was that I always wanted to be working for something that I could believe in. I wanted to use my life to advance social good. And he said, “Okay!” We were just five people then, and now we are almost 40 people with offices in four states doing national and international work.

WHAT IS ONE OF THE COOLEST PROJECTS YOU HAVE WORKED ON? There are so many! I can’t just pick one, so I’m going to pick two. We worked on a campaign in San Diego County, California, that was about mental health, specifically designed for the Latino community. The tool that we used was a fotonovela, which is like a soap opera in Latino culture, but in print, sort of like a comic book story.

We distributed it in many ways, but for one example, two newspapers published in the county serialized the fotonovela into weekly installments, over the course of 12 weeks. My other favorite is a campaign I did for the National Youth Advocacy Coalition. They had a grant from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to do outreach to African American GLBTQ (gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning) youth between the ages of 13-24 to get them tested for HIV and actually get their results. Back at that time, the technology that we now have that allows you to find out your results immediately didn’t exist. Many of the people who were getting tested never came back to get their results. It was a very peerdriven campaign, and in the first year, we increased testing by 155 percent. In the end, the campaign ended up in 20 states.

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT YOUR JOB? What I love most is that no two days are ever the same, and everything that I do is making the world a better place for other people and myself.

IF YOU COULD GIVE ONE PIECE OF ADVICE TO SISTERS, WHAT WOULD IT BE? Be who you are, do what you love and act with integrity.

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pearls of wisdom

KNOW HOW TO

Complete the New Recruitment Recommendation Did you know the Recruitment Information Form (RIF) has undergone an update and a name change?

The Recruitment Recommendation, or Rec for short, has been revised to replace both the RIF and the Legacy Introduction Form (LIF). Sisters may now indicate a legacy relationship directly on the Rec instead of completing a separate form!

Legacy information and policies are also outlined on the Rec. There is one new important note regarding legacies: If a legacy is released from recruitment by a chapter, a phone call will only be made to the legacy connection if the correct contact information is provided on the Rec. Additionally, a select few chapters that receive a high volume of legacy recommendations are not required to call the legacy connection, as approved by International Council.

So, to the most important question: How do you complete a Rec? It’s simple! Here are a few quick instructions to get you started.

1

Go to alphagammadelta.org and click on “Complete a new Rec!” button from the home page of our website.

2

Click on “Recruitment Recommendation” to download the form. (Or download here.) A list of the most recent recruitment dates can also be found there.

3

Because the form is designed to be an editable PDF, you can fill in the information on your computer and then print, or you can choose to print the form and fill it in by hand.

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The second page of the Rec is a Supplemental Activities Form; however, if you would rather attach a detailed résumé, you will not need to complete that section.

Once finished, the Rec should be submitted to the chapter’s Membership Coordinator by mail. Feel free to attach photos and transcripts if available!

To find a list of chapter mailing addresses, go to alphagammadelta.org and click on “Complete a new Rec!” again. There, you will find a link to the list of addresses. (Or download here.)

As a reminder, alumnae and collegiate members in Good Standing may write recommendations. You can also find a link to the Recruitment Recommendation in the Resource Center of myAlphaGam under General Fraternity Materials. Happy recommending!

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Donors

Honor Roll of

SUPPORT FOR THE ALPHA GAMMA DELTA FOUNDATION is vital to the development of today’s Alpha Gamma Delta.

Your generous donations help provide scholarships to graduate and undergraduate students, essential educational programs and grants for diabetes programs. This listing reflects annual giving level based upon donations received between June 1, 2013 and May 31, 2014.

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Joyce Frank Bigelow { Beverly Windell Card Leah M. Christensen Margaret Middlemiss Cully { Karen Lytle Drake { Donna McMahon Hekhuis { Jane Leonard Hilson Margery McCall Juk { Sherrill Ankli Larson Nancy Mooney Pollard { Janis Zorman Watkins

$1 - $99

Miriam Walker Berninger Marianne Leitch Breneman Susan Wenz Coyle Sherri Fresorger { Joan Nielsen Goldman Patricia Rogers Hamlin Dolores Susin Hekker { Laura Netedu Kuball Dana Larson Kirsten Scott Stephanie Mason Margolit Ardene Winkel Martin Sheree Meyer Cheryl Glover Nowicke Amy Rice Shifflett Carol Cutler Thompson Kathy Anderson Wilkins

s Diamond Circle

• Pearl Circle

$250,000 $100,000

Psi University of Alabama $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Elizabeth Young { $100 - $249

Joan Wood Beard { Julia Zeigler Boyd { Lisa Ashmore Couch Kathleen Nolen Martin { Marsha Meeks Vickers

$1 - $99

Sharon Moore Bettius Hannah Holcomb Davis Gene Koster Henderson { Amy Nichols McCain { Jacqueline Williams Mills Laura Hamilton Pirkle Lesley Harlamert Russell Jane Meade Sholes Sandra Prater Smith Janet Henderson Staggs Claire Black Tisdal Anne Emerson Williams

Omega University of Akron $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Reta Huetinck Davidson {

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Jan Clark Dolan { Vicky Hubler Ferron { Debbie Douglass Roth |

$100 - $249

Gail Vassalotti Bertsch { Mary Lou Daugherty Gault { Phyllis Watkins Knepper Shirley Cappy Petersen { Carole Vandersall Peterson { Oberia Carter Reese Jennifer A. Turk Diane Dunford Walter {

$1 - $99

Gina Fortunato Begue Jean Sandy Bernert Vicki Lex Booth Betty Ofensend Case * Elizabeth Fitzwater Cooper Athena Fundoukos Curley { Marlene Poje Dunford Lauren Gates Anne Muhlenberg Gudin Jorja Kneiley Higgins { Christina Crate Lisowski Mary Koury Mann Marjorie Jones Mather Mary Ellen Costigan McCartney Rachel Messenger Esther Rennick Moore Alicia Heilshorn Rohdy

Δ Delta Circle

$50,000

Γ Gamma Circle

$25,000

Lynne Dunford Rossell Kristy Wisner Tokarczyk Tiffany Baltes Wagar Joan Neller Wolfe

Susan Muscarella { Catherine Coyne Reiter { Lori Aichele Roberts Debra Fick Wendler {

Alpha Alpha University at Buffalo, The State University of NY $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999

$100 - $249

Diane Walker Walbesser Γ

$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Winifred Haas Morrison * { Margery Barden Reason |

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Linda Rang Krempa | Ellen Mendelsohn Reese |

$250 - $499

Elizabeth Goering Serrage {

$100 - $249

Alice Wittenberg Hartman { Marie Dubke Racz { Louise Leifer Solpietro { Jane Noller Turner Diane Mueller Wanger {

$1 - $99

Florence Cuthill Clouse { Patricia Larson Fincher Mary Noon Kellner { Jayne Lieb Marcia Richmond Fara Sininsky June Ulrich Stillwell Joan Bates Wraight {

Alpha Beta University of Michigan $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999

Marcie Ball p Peggy Kuebler Field Γ Charlotte Bryant Miller Γ

$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Diane Pierson Monnier | Jean Luxan Ulrich {

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Edith Coles Drcar Carol Richards Peske | Margaret Harris Saxon

$250 - $499

Anne Giviskos Dorothy Jefferson Greer | Lauren Hantz Margaret Lamb { Gail Mejeur Marian Trapp Molander p

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Alpha Circle

$10,000

| Double Rose Circle $5,000

Wilma Martin Auch { Kristine Black Elizabeth Boschma Cassandra Brown Foley Joanna Girardin Patricia McGuire Hatfield Christina Hodovanu Suzanne Harper Kaperzinski { Michele Krolicki Kitch Amy Lees Pamela Maker { Louise Minore { Janet Harris Nash Constance Kay Olson Daniella Picciotti Joyce DeWitt Pippel { Carrie Gilmore Richardson Gertrude Scheib Rigg Shirley Lam Steiner Ruth Schleh Webster { Mary Wolter Welz { Marallyn Mac Ritchie Wight Judith Jackson Wilhelme

$1 - $99

Laurel Krause Berhent Sharon Snyder Bloodgood { Marion Dane Brewer Susan Himes Burger Michele Dale Cannaert Stacy Orlan Cooper Linda Bendlin Crawford Joyce Kirlanoff Hagen Jo Randolph Hatch p Julie Perkins Hill Margaret Nixon Holton Janet McCall Jensen Marion Pearson Knapp { Janet Gilger Kochanny Shirley Ind Koenen Christine Tompkins Kulka Cathie Caruso LaBeau Elizabeth Huette Martin { Susan Hall McCannell { Diane Heidelmeyer Meyer Kriste Fedon Mossman Carol Richards Neumann Tamara Ogletree H. Decook Ruhala Kristen Burge Schumacher Edith Sanders Schweikle Judie Neal Stewart Audrey Jackson Stokesbary Arden Trickey-Glassman Vanderwall Maren Christiansen Wallenberg Hollie Wheeler Shelley Winters

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,000

Alpha Gamma University of Cincinnati $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999 Elaine Barrick Bess Γ

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Barbara Ebel |

$100 - $249

Meredith Minturn Haner Marilyn Kain Ledford { Geraldine Cobern Peterman { Joyce Roy

$1 - $99

Mary Glenn Becconsall Carolyn Clark Bruckmann Janet Craycraft Gibson Carol Knosp Kathleen Luther Solt Erika Lenhardt Windholtz

Alpha Delta Ohio Wesleyan University $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999 Virginia Wantz Rennie

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$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Jean Carl Johnson

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$100 - $249

Sara Wilkinson Adams Shirley Winget Buehler Michaelle Keller Fleisher Debra Force Evelyn Colbeth Plunkett { Jacquelyn Carleton Wilson Janet Henthorn Wolf {

$1 - $99

Jane Brandon Binns Ruth Smith Brahs { Eleanor Moore Brown { Christine Kreps Buchert Ruth Carson Carnicom Audra Jones Hansen | Martha Walker Kennedy Susan Pellegrino Ruth Keese Schaeffer Jane Kaufman Spilatro June Mandel Winold

Alpha Epsilon Westminster College $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Emily Puruczky Leah Davis Rowland

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$100 - $249

Susan Mead Baker { Kimberly Rellick Vasil

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$1 - $99

Valjean Gestner Armor Susanne Angehr Burns { Joyce Vervoort Campbell Nancy Crawford { Louise Imler Danzer Rhoda Allen Depriter Nancy Siehl Foulds Iona Rapp Grip Lorraine Deane L’Huillier Betsy Bigler Lambert { Catherine Roe Diane Meriam Vance Barbara Tonti Weir Barbara Byrd Whitehead

Deborah Chapman Ann Bohnenstengel Hofelzer Sheri Kellner Louann Rezabek Lawson Mary Snyder Lewis Marilyn Harvey Marvel Sheila Rader Miller-Nelson Catherine Clausi Susan Phillips Jo Ann Repass Proffitt Margaret Searcy Jean Sperow {

Alpha Kappa Bowling Green State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Carrie Weller Horst {

Alpha Zeta McGill University $100 - $249

Amy Vojta

Jennifer Zoul Walker { Barbara Babcock Walsh {

Alpha Eta Dalhousie University $500 Jewel $500 - $999

$1 - $99

Linda Hutton Grace {

$1 - $99

Jean Collins Dexter { Ann Dexter Say Heather McSwain Slemon

Alpha Theta Hunter College $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999

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$500 Jewel $500 - $999

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$100 - $249

Jacqueline Knotek Albert Doris Keeley Formicola { Ann Krikorian Rosalie Sarrica Nahas

$1 - $99

Dorothy MacMoran Violet Mesrop Norma Schmid {

Alpha Iota Baldwin Wallace University $100 - $249 Norma Dolezal { Carole Ward Kiekhaefer {

$1 - $99

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$1 - $99

Carol Krohn Albright Edith Stapleton Giglio Janet Henderson Henke Ruth Gerken Hill Norma Sherman Kelling Kara Komarek Klink Patricia Betz Komarek Shirley Johnston Krouse Andrea Johnson Meckes Carolyn Becks Meyers-Hughes Melissa Fett Morton Judy Pabst { Julia Borman Prinz Martha Miller Ragan Lorene Mathias Searfoss

Sheilagh Beal Stewart {

Ann Devereaux Lusk Deborah Strebel Pierce { Karen Richardson Dillon

Marie Marzzacco Clark Marjorie John Hutzayluk Terryjean Behney Jenkins { Erica Snell Ring

$100 - $249

$1 - $99

Eileen Dorgan Herbermann

Alpha Mu Pennsylvania State University $100 - $249 Barbara Ranck Ashenfelter { Taunee Snyder Besson { Carol Carrochi {

$250 - $499

Gretchen Voorhis Fleming Sheryl Drysdale Kerr { Jennifer Robinson Niebyl

Gladys Stuart Banks

Barbara Rinard Horvath Marcella Graham Huffman Joan Ford Iverson Donna Rood Jessee Priscilla Martin Marrah Michele Krieglstein McDonel Shirley Lantz Miille Kimberly Rotzell Diana Hendryckx Sexton Marilyn Monroe Snoddy Kelley Brantley Southard Stephanie Thomas Barbara Bessey Weiss { Joyce Bloor Wirth

Alice Fox Brubaker Jonnylee Rodgers Gore Kathy Patula Gromoll Joan Hamilton Susan Hess Hughes Karen Miklos Katz { Linda Lentz Maier Jennifer Hart Noonan Sharon Lentz Ricci { Maribeth Wilt Seibert Joanne Stemler Shaughnessy Gilda Greco Shaver Stephanie Bird Wagner

Alpha Nu Kent State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Alpha Lambda The Ohio State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Teresa Davis Bodey {

Elisabeth Schneider Hair |

$250 - $499

Christa Burton Kimberly Jirsa

Ann Owen Marrison

$100 - $249

$250 - $499 Kina Kerst {

Judith Poole Culler { Gae Caldren Kesselring

$100 - $249

$1 - $99

Marcia Hahn Brown Monica Komar Ellis Jayna Kenney Koler { Janet Ricket Loos Jean King Plunkett

Harriet Posgay Bender Grace Abhau Bush { Treva Ewing Croskey { Donna Jean Paxton Edwards Beverly McGirr Esch Elizabeth Marshall Kloskoski Dorothy Jones Lillick-Hall Patricia Newdome Matyas Patricia Owen Sandra Levine Rodebaugh Ellen Werbeach Rothwell Barbara Mospens Turner Deborah Landy Van Batenburg

$1 - $99

Ann Holtzmuller Benassi Denise Roesch Beres Angela Licause Centa Karen Gullett Collett Elizabeth Neal Daniels { Barbara Short Drake Darlene Fleisch Harris {

* Chapter Grand Planned Gift Donor

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Founder Circle

$1,000,000 $500,000

Alpha Xi University of Maryland, College Park $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Anne Loring Eiler | Wanda Mehring Mann | Kathleen Eccard Mellott {

$250 - $499

June Weiner Auerbach { Susan Curtis Warren {

$100 - $249

M. Deane Kempfer Hill { Elaine Folk Marshall Helen Jackson Stoltz {

$1 - $99

Eleanor Barney Abarno { Diane Wynn Boulavsky { Barbara Webster Carey Ellender Morgan Edwards Linda Oursler Freyman Rozella Evans Hagen Margaret Liden Neily Ann Sargent Reiter

Alpha Omicron West Virginia Wesleyan College $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Margaret O’Roark Nordstrom

$100 - $249

Havaleh Havelka Linda Roberts Hickman Georgia Hughes-Webb Arline Franquiz Marteney { Marilyn Wickerham Morris { Ardith Hollis Roddy { Betty Hogsett Summers { Lois Flick Waltz Barbara Courtney Woodford

$1 - $99

Lillian Alfred Margaret Barb Kay Rider Brown Carolyn Sillaman Bruce Zoann Spencer Callahan Nancy Titchenal Cheshire Nancy Williams Coonts Donna Bland Cutright Bonnie Metz Farrar Kathryn Hammond Foster Beth Bailey Gregg Leslie Jones Helfgott Darlene Serack Ielapi Kathleen McDowell Loewen Wilma Johnson Lufburrow Joyce Fresh Neumark Amanda Myers Nichols Gabrielle Tokach Carol Mosher Treible {

s Diamond Circle

• Pearl Circle

$250,000 $100,000

Alpha Pi Wayne State University $25,000 Jewel $25,000 - and up

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Martha Vorech Frank { Michelle Mercer Michele Schallip {

Beta Alpha Nebraska Wesleyan University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Kristin Maricle Fulkerson {

$250 - $499

$100 - $249

$250 - $499

Barbara Henderson Miller *• Leslie Russell Westbury {

$100 - $249

Rita Cook Avery { Elizabeth Kaschalk Minbiole {

$1 - $99

Amanda Shelin Cloutier Beatrice Faryno Carol Falk Fenzan Chelsea Kosmala Field Jacqueline Moreau Haskin Eve Korff { Janice Crawford Malace { Janet Majewski Van Elslander {

Alpha Rho Temple University $100 - $249

Clare Schwab Flocco

$1 - $99

Caroleen Faust Kendall Marie Bernice Hogg Koals Janice Purches Woodham

Alpha Sigma Indiana University of Pennsylvania $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Kristin Dendtler Thomas |

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Laura Davidson {

$100 - $249

$1 - $99

Norma Hansen Andersen Lori Borella Anderson Karen Hoffmeyer Chichester { Joanne Decker Clever Barbara Booth Cluley Christina Kyker Dunn Wanda Stickler Ferguson { Karleigh Simon Franks Katherine Blatnik Holloway Marlene Rann Johnson Marcia Jaquith McCrary Gina Stein Ranger Mary Tanner Sanderson Jennifer West {

Alpha Phi Marietta College $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Martha Warner Bakkila-Pirkey Dorothy Swanson p

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$100 - $249

Dianne Vanness Hart

$1 - $99

Diane Maher Burgess Margaret Brown Ewing Dorothy Montgomery Renshaw { Ann Hunter Waller

Suzanne McGee Petr |

$100 - $249

Jillian Palka Miller

$1 - $99

Carol Klamar D’Andrea{ Lee Martin Koch Jane Ramsey Logan Kim Matarrese Rectenwald Carol Kunz Williams

Alpha Tau Edinboro University $100 - $249

Patricia Eckard Magdik {

$1 - $99

Rebecca Auer Martha Hixson Flint Kristen Overholt Forrest

Alpha Upsilon Central Michigan University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Nancy Thorman Pittman

Alyse Johnson Connie Dunham Mutton Jillian Thomas Molly Duggan Weir

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Δ Delta Circle

$50,000

Γ Gamma Circle

$25,000

Barbara Harrold Douglas { Jeanette Krause Ekberg Marilyn Parr Girardin Honey Powers Hewitt Lynn Larson Neumeister Joyce Spencer Richards-Dye { Elaine Krondak Taylor {

Beta Delta Indiana University $500 Jewel $500 - $999

$1 - $99

Jacquelyn Sandy Cramer Laurielle Barker Koch { Colleen Grady Ness

Wendy Shanholtz Andersen Jo Ann Rezek Dexter Mary Lou Hoffman George Nancy Harms Sherrill Waldo Jones Kathryn Pearse Lafayette Dianne Gillespie Lawson Donna Martin Lightbody Julie Ecklund McMaster Marlinda Reed Mead Jennifer Rogge Mixon Jane Odgers Michele Mihane Parks Kathy Jo Siffring Powell { Shirley Landon Retzlaff Judith Myers Scott Jolene Rethmeier Smith Sandra Fuller Stallings Ruth Olmstead Thompson Julie Gaughen Warford Frances Luginbill Warner { Julianne Aronson Wisecup

Alpha Chi Thiel College $100 - $249

Beta Beta North Dakota State University $1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499 Kara Schwartz Johnson {

$1 - $99

$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Janice Evans Parker { Sharon Emmett Brink Susan Overholt Giles Denise Stetler Kocott Connie McCleary Ostrove { Lois Weller

Alpha Omega Duquesne University $100 - $249

$1 - $99

Janet Kokinda McGee { Sandra Haas Pfeuffer Ashley Powers

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Alpha Circle

Julie Waitman Cretin

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$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Abby Barber Burgum { Michelle Jones Daly |

$250 - $499

Michele Madore Boillotat { Carol Yebernetsky Carfang Mary Alice Nash { Amber Salley

Cari Johnson Herness Mary Nelson Herther Suzanne Miller Lahlum Debra Boisjolie Macias Meri Martin Annette Siversen Jean Teskey Roberta Drake Wurster Kelli Yeager

Lois Daggett Gernbacher { Stephanie Martin Maier { Kari Vreeman Skordahl

$100 - $249

Marcia Hunter Fridland Karen Nordstrom

$1 - $99

Estacia Medlen Brandenburg { Judy Harding Zell {

$250 - $499

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$100 - $249

Jillian Boeni Dawn Brown Claghorn Chris Rudduck Fedor { Tammy Collier Guttman Kathleen Rais MacMurray Erin McCauley Katherine Wayman Mehner { Mary Kimes Mooy { Rochelle Hull Noble { Katie Reed Ruth Edry Salek { Annette Placke Smith { Laurel Vaughn { Mary Lou Kuhn Weidenbener {

$1 - $99

Patricia Fisher Allen Mary Steinkamp Alt Barbara Wahl Bastin Deborah Stanley Bennett { Karen Lentes Byrd Rosemary Gobbla Conley Ann Goysich Dant Debbie Oldfield Fiorini Judith Van Sickle Harris Jane Stouder Hawley { Holly Price Hunt Janet Janson Kardatzke { Sharon Cox King Ellen Knecht Ann Rennemann Liberman Jamie Lubov Christine Johnson Marks LuAnn Witt Mason Lillian Felker McDonald Catherine Brill Moser Carlye Petro Paula Rushworth { Betty Bordner Webster Dyann Miles Wesp Marty Wright Ann Seddelmeyer Ziegel

Jennifer Jensen Becker Sandra Groom Dickenson

$10,000

| Double Rose Circle $5,000

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,000

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Beta Epsilon Carroll University $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Josephine Ford Brebner

$250 - $499

Eilene Dehling Dybvad

$100 - $249 Susan Ellison

$1 - $99

Luanne Franz Fahl Holle Chopp Kelley Jean Kopp {

Barbara Steen Burgess Debra Howard Daniels Sue Ludeman Hunt

Beta Iota Eastern Illinois University $1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499

Beta Xi Purdue University $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Patricia Tulley Riddiford Γ

Ann Zehner Angle | Joann Hollingsworth Drochner | Penny Yocum Edmondson | Marcelyn Modesitt Hagan { Helene Martucci Lamarre | Cinda Zehner O’Connor | Marianne Polom Seidenstricker { Katherine Spindler |

$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

$1 - $99

Deborah Raimann Brownlow Wendy Wernberg Crisci Ann Gerdes Jazgar Amy Kant Susan Schenk Lewis

Beta Zeta Parsons College $500 Jewel $500 - $999

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Tammy Wolf Riddiford

$100 - $249

$250 - $499

Elise Rennels Ramsey { Pamela Houston Williamson

Doreen Fajfer Mitchell

$100 - $249

$1 - $99

Sara Wagoner Young

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$1 - $99

Elizabeth Barker Bowers Lois Young Schmidt Patricia Kurka Wehr Judith Hollander White

Beta Eta Southern Illinois University at Carbondale $250 - $499 Allyn Dobson Dillman

$100 - $249

Gay Heinemann Kelly Amanda Stumpf Klein Sarah Schweizer {

$1 - $99

Marian Lee Cripe Allan { Kathy Kelley Booziotis Chelsie Burton Nancy Buffum Carr E. Turner Edwards { Roberta Puntney Floyd Jo Frances Kirby Flynn Cynthia Hagan Renee Alexander Hagen Eleanor Grimm Kuykendall Amanda Nicol McCord Julie Sowman Roland Patricia Hartlage Sebby Heather Estes Thompson

Beta Theta University of Wisconsin-Whitewater $25,000 Jewel $25,000 - and up Diane Raffel Collins

Linda Whelan O’Connor {

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$100 - $249

Jacquelene Kern Shebesta {

Kathleen Listenberger Bemenderfer Nicola Chalik Maribeth Glaub { Jennifer Cooper Goichman { Sara Green Cynthia Thompson Humphrey Michelle Monzin Kathan Karen Frye Knotts Susan Young Kraabel { Barbara Bitzer Kruger { Jan Strasburger Lamie Cynthia Ortman Meyer Sharon Davis Ninno Susie Nichols Pierce { Laura Saran Andrea Goral Wenger

Carmen Muirheid Auerbach Annette Schrier Christy Debbie Miller Coleman Carole Mateer Gaston R. Glinke Hollings Cynthia Muenchau Ingold Mary Lysaker Glenna Miller Reed Charlotte Sij Walther Cynthia Kopp Wright Lynda Haupt Zuege

Beta Kappa University of Iowa $100 - $249

Lynn Kay Fillenwarth { Sherri Brown Martin {

$1 - $99

$1 - $99

Cynthia Carter Deborah Earle Little Susan Fransen Thrams

Beta Lambda University of South Dakota $100 - $249 Susan Radosti

Beta Mu Minnesota State University, Mankato $100 - $249 Georgianna Crippen Fraser Kathryn Nelson {

$1 - $99

Carol Harrer Vickery

Beta Nu University of Northern Iowa $250 - $499 Lois Iseminger

$100 - $249

Karin Struck Burwell | Susan Rumsfield Clary { Patricia Miller Drexler | Martha Rosenberger Zimmerman

$250 - $499

Janet Troline Kenyon {

$100 - $249

Linda Luehrs Ganassin {

$1 - $99

Lauren Dust Alexandra Sloane Galicia Michelle Townsend Hartzell Julie Seymour Hazen Lindsay Owens Hermann Kristine Holmes Nogal Amy Guy Ulrich Dori Davis Wauer Jane Beyer Westerhold

Beta Rho University of Southern Indiana $1 - $99 Amanda Barton Jennifer Skaggs

Beta Sigma Creighton University $100 - $249

Sarah Wallsmith Pritza {

Beta Tau Ball State University $100 - $249

Jennifer Redar Cram Stephanie Swihart Topping

Jane McLaughlin Anderson Jennifer Andert Melissa Ray Ballweg Janet Coapstick Bechman { Bonnie Brown { Christine Pohlmann Doolittle Jennifer Oberlin Eads Janell Hilton Farmer Danette Easley Gatz Nancy Clarke Hoy Gayle Kurokawa Melissa Valle Lavella Kathleen Westropp Litchfield Vanessa Crum Owens Maureen Cassidy Riski Kelly Crimmins Sharpe Pamela Ross Todd Nancy Trusnik Stephanie Vandor

$1 - $99

Beta Omicron Illinois State University $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999

Patricia Barber { Bryna Bobick { Lee Woodham Digiovanni { Deborah Barber McNeill | Marie Ford Palmer { Sandra Barton Vickers {

Pamela Reimer Rosa |

Wendy Grassley Speckerman

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

$1 - $99

Melinda Estes Bingaman Kathryn Peat Sara Peterson Lindsay Miller Rank Nichole Hacha Thomas Amy Hayden Wurst

Gamma Alpha University of Georgia $5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999

Linda Shook Barron |

$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Katelyn McCandless {

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Sandra Adelman

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$1,000,000 $500,000

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$250,000 $100,000

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$250 - $499

Jane Miller Taylor {

$100 - $249

Joanne Sender Cavis Peggy Smith Gates { Elaine Graffis Holmes { Beth Waters Johnson { Susan McCraw Klein Pamela Renfro Knies Martha Mills Scudder { Peggy Harris Seigler

$1 - $99

Alyson Blackburn Abercrombie Linda Close Lillian Doss Kirsten Polentz Haas { Shirley Griffin Hixson Melissa Meinert Nancy Garrott Mele { Denise Lewis Obront Christine Sorchy Priday Patricia Summerville Rosend Mary Eleanor Wood Smith

Gamma Beta Florida State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Pauline Chance Brannon | Susan McGhee { Francine Ware {

$250 - $499

Cynthia Bacon Allison { Theresa Bridy | Kristi Monaghan Burtch Barbara Tribble Holding

$100 - $249

Shirley Metz Cundari { Jimmie Hetrick { Jane Zevin Judson Tracy Miller Swank

$1 - $99

Alicia Adams Karen Connell Biddy { Katherine Cooper Bradley Carolyn Griffin Coleman Grace Dansby Anne Billingslea Drake Marlene Hillis Foord Margaret Brokaw Garland Betty Fox Hagan Winnie Douglas Hargis Mary Yancey Hartmann Ann Talley Hitch Mary Gunn Holden Evangeline Griffin Holt { Nancy McClure Houston { Janice Phillips Knowles Patricia Hollins Kohler { Carol Madill Lockey Sheila Dawley Lustigman Judith Elkins Meggs Susan Morlang Mitchell Δ Delta Circle

$50,000

Γ Gamma Circle

$25,000

Jennifer Noble Monahan Jacqueline Bird Smith Annalise Wehr Smith Jessica Tuznik Tina Goff Veercamp

Gamma Gamma Queens University of Charlotte $100 - $249 Billie Mancin Little { $1 - $99

Elizabeth Nash Corzine Kathryn Hickman McCrary Karen Bittenbring Neilson

Gamma Delta Auburn University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Patricia Riley Farmer | Rebecca Stutts Hovater {

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Kathryn Mims Jeanne Swanner Robertson | Jackie Brannon Stutts Γ

$250 - $499

Patti Guthrie Rogers { Cathy Campbell Turner {

$100 - $249

Deborah Jetton Caldwell Christine Blackburn Danner { Sarah McIntyre Davis { Cristi Cannon Dixon Laura Powell Hall { Kate Kiefer { Martha McClinton Langford { Norma Mungenast Lemley Linda Grabensteder Pou { Jane Sentell Preiss { Bettyann Chadwick Russell { Elizabeth Stutts Thompson {

$1 - $99

Mary Venable Addison Frances Williamson Bateman Nancy Mims Bishop Laura McMillan Brice Sue Bruce Bridwell Frances Wilson Burson Janet Grady Darden Mary Furr Davis { Rose McCorkle Denson Ann Spicer Dodson Shannon McInerney Douthit Lisa Copeland Earles Anne Manley Eastman { Patricia Smith Faulkenberry Donnie George Ford Carla Brabston Forester Anne Maples Hamner Jean De La Bar Harris Sara Ward Harris

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Alpha Circle

$10,000

| Double Rose Circle $5,000

Anne Little Jackson { Sara Putman Johnston Vivien Long Jones Patricia Sowell Joyner Lauren Bartholomew Luik Carol Baldwin Martin { Carolyn Simpson Maund Jenelle DeVaughn Mims CJ Meigs Moore Debbie Howdyshell Moore Sue Fuller Mosley Mary Jane Harvey Murray Jackie Chadwick Nix Bobbie McWhorter Norville Wanda Mills Pauling Jean Little Phillips { Jeanne Tynes Plaxco Jennifer Wynn Regan Carolyn Stewart Reynolds Anne Spencer Seknicka Patsy Thigpen Shreve Judith Potter Shull Martha Pearson Stone Dorothy Pedersen Stuart Susan Casaday Stutts { Brenda Davies Thornton Robyn Vissing Van Yperen Evelyn Kidd Voigt

Gamma Epsilon University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Jane Hutson Owen |

$1 - $99

Mary Avis Carol Kinser Baker Carol Zimmerman Caraway Betty Carter Joy Lott Craig Marilyn Sanford Garey Ann Magee Guest { Caroline Jung Ella Garey Keltner Claire Hicks Long { Elizabeth Derrington Luhrs Mary Ann Sibley Morriss Stephanie Simpson Jane Barcroft Zink

Gamma Eta High Point University $100 - $249 Patricia Nance Quick { $1 - $99

Amanda Anderson Mary Cootes Eastman Bonita Baldus Grier Julie Young King { C J Neal Lipski { Adrian Glisson Lunsford

Gamma Theta Florida Southern College $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Margaret Hutson |

$100 - $249

Daphne Adams Ashworth { Margaret Horner Walker {

Margaret Fichtner Linda Moore Ginn Susan Sumner Oder { Mary Ann Aiello Williams {

$1 - $99

$1 - $99

$100 - $249

Evelyn Blanchard Fowler Katherine Smith Gunter Susanne Robinson Hardy Patricia Noah Jones { Barbara Mansfield Peck Joan Leonard Sibley Barbara Murray Smith Ellen Solomon Martha Fortune Wickers

Gamma Zeta University of Memphis $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Bobette Sandifer Thompson {

Julie Bedenbaugh Hazel Repass Jones Pamela Clark Kurtz Barbara Compton Posey Carol Bradley Stafford Kathleen Repass Weigl {

Gamma Iota Mercer University $250 - $499

Alexandra Meade Klein Elise Shourds { Katharine Wibell

$100 - $249

Sharon Dunkman Carruthers | Lindsay Jarman {

Christina LaBell Folsom Rosemary Raynolds Lowndes Andrea Pendleton Melissa Voynich Sylvie Kramer Weikert |

$100 - $249

$1 - $99

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Amy Nance

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,000

Susan Barkley Mary Crum

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Janet Jarriel Ruth Wilheit Laney Mary Hambrick Lockard Shannon Smith Lowe Patricia Daugherty Miller { Jennifer Wattley

Gamma Lambda Longwood University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Gwenda Goggin {

Robin Belcher Liesfeld {

$100 - $249

Sallie Gibbs Adelman Eileen Mathes Anderson Carolyn Campbell Mondy { Marian Pond Taylor {

$1 - $99

Rebecca Davis Brooks Betsy Delong Jackson Karen Lane Owen Martha Petry Parham Sharon Binder Thomas Barbara Beckmann Wever

Gamma Mu James Madison University $100 - $249 Martha Harrison Lerario

$1 - $99

Cathey Hartline Lane { Shirley Cochran Martin Sarah Powell Mastera Carolyn McAliley Mueller J.Kay Hart Powers

Gamma Tau University of West Georgia $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Jeanene Fowler | Jeanette Raines Rogers p Kimberly Zimmerman Shorter | B. Jane Skelton Γ Shannon Vittur {

Gamma Omicron Eastern Kentucky University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

$100 - $249

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Esther Saalfeld

Michelle Flake Morgan Γ Nancy Seay Waller

$1 - $99

Virginia Sparkman Hardwick Viola Poston Lussier Pearl Hubbard Nethery Taylor Poff Barbara Walton Smith Mary Bruce Van Domelen Elizabeth Hill Deborah Merritt Wightman Kallie Caraway Zollman

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$100 - $249

Victoria McCormick Losito Lela Durham Redick

$1 - $99

Rosanne Butcher Hack Angela Wallace Heibert

Gamma Pi Gamma Upsilon Middle Tennessee State University University of Montevallo $1,000 Jewel $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 $1,000 - $1,903 Suzanne Carmack Spicer Γ Carol Clenney { Nancy Bailey Knickerbocker p $250 - $499 Susan Wilson Davidson { $500 Jewel $500 - $999 $100 - $249 Pamela MacPherson Young | Catherine Richard Erickson { $100 - $249

$1 - $99

Lauris Mattina Stewart

Nanzy Porter Stewart

Angela Coon Betsy Willard Gregory Donna Logwood McCaslin Amy Bruch Shifflett Sara McNeill Ware

$1 - $99 Gamma Rho Armstrong Atlantic State University Valeria Valdes Breen Debra Elliott Cardin $1,000 Jewel Amanda Beck Fowler $1,000 - $1,903

Gamma Nu University of Tennessee, Knoxville $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Mary Wyatt {

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

$500 Jewel $500 - $999 Angela Magill

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$1 - $99

Amy Holsinger Gurtis

Gamma Xi Murray State University $100 - $249 Anita Arwood Goode Christian Irwin Kimberly Sutton Sarff

$1 - $99

Deborah Hawkins Crooks Taunya Eyre Jill Giordano Robin Roberts Hill Betty Jung Howerton Sarah Farmer Hultman 34 quarterly

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Frances George Arnsdorff

Cathy Anderson Gettle Charlotte Powell Howton Karen Kelly { Leigh Kitchens Mello Amy Snyder

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Mildred Deal Derst {

Gamma Phi Georgia Institute of Technology $10,000 Jewel $10,000 - $24,999

$1 - $99

Jessica Waldrop Harris Lynn Tucker Roberts

Gamma Sigma Troy University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Christine Cook Hutson

Lisa Frese Randall

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$5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999

Diana Bennett Eaton

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$500 Jewel $500 - $999

$2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999

Rebecca Bowes Murphy |

Carolyn Monnerat Mestnik |

$100 - $249

$1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499

Karen Hamilton Esposito Elizabeth Hinger Osborne

Patty Caudle p Esther Jimenez

$1 - $99

Deborah Anderson Gayle Beazley Decker Rita Harden Lunsford Joanne Stone Young * Chapter Grand Planned Gift Donor

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$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Jennie Colosi Balboni | Lisa Custer { F

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$1,000,000 $500,000

Lindsey Bray Dunnahoo Sarah Edwards { Michelle Engler { Courtney Huskamp Huggins p Megan Morris Ramsey { Karen Ueberschaer Schnur { Karen Maslinski Stevens { Megan Smith Stieg { Liz Harriss York p

$250 - $499

Amy Westergreen Cordner Jo Anne Bernadette Johnson { Jani Macari Pallis | Jennifer Mayberry Sasser Sue Settles {

$100 - $249

Melanee Cray Arrieta Shari Mordhorst Begun Elizabeth Springer Hollander Bodner { Melody Butler { Ting Cheng Ashley Johnson Daniel Susan Corley Lavergne Caroline Mahoney { Melissa Watts Mancill Miriam Alytia Patton Amanda Brooks Phelps Betsy Raines Therese Rauth Viscelli p Patricia White

$1 - $99

Kristine Ashford { Jennifer Brecher Sharon Jadrnak Susan Oravec Matthews Molly McCarthy Ann McConnell Stephenson { Jessica Klimesh Truesdale Terri Mayes Washburn

Gamma Psi University of North Alabama $250 - $499 Joni Lumpkin Willingham { $100 - $249

Sarah Collins Evans Tammy Jo Brocato Highfield Susie Morris Ray { Patricia Williams Roden Lia Pope White

$1 - $99

Jill Murray

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• Pearl Circle

$250,000 $100,000

Gamma Omega University of Alabama at Birmingham $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Dana Peden-Gentile |

$100 - $249

Delta Beta Washington State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Amy Sims

$1 - $99

Jennifer Avant Goodwin Carolyn Turner *

Delta Alpha University of Southern California $5,000 Jewel $5,000 - $9,999 Christine M. Ofiesh Γ

$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Kathleen Bice p Barbara Meador Callard Ethel Lund Pattison p

Annice Pelentay Carole Bauer Shook { Marijayne Wallace Stegman Marvalee Hendricks Wake Wendy Gaines Weatherup Sonnee Stallman Weedn { Valerie Gumbiner Weiss

Ruth Ellingwood Dorman | Alma Roth Prideaux {

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Nadine Hanford Finley { Elizabeth Hazelton Paget { Cecelia Quirk

$250 - $499

Lori Andrew Henneger | p

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Di Agajanian | Debra Knox Gomez { Laury Sanor Graves { Eunice Launer Harris { Penelope Scott Yarrow {

$250 - $499

Lynette Merriman Melody Nishida p Linda Glover Rylett {

$100 - $249

Bonnie Stack Christianson { Karen Van de Graf Erickson Carol Seegert Kocher { Debra Patterson Lisser { Victoria Suzuki Miles Lynne Hitchcock Nicholson { Jill Shoemake Russo Lauren Thomas Hsueh-Mei Yang Donna Albrigtson Yelich

$1 - $99

$100 - $249

Beth Aspen Braziller { Phyllis Clement Campbell { Reid Reilly Dorwin Candy Allen Duncan Betty Propeck Holloway Sarajane Sutter Kirby | Mildred Webb Lowrey Ann Morzov Matthiessen Linda Beamer Taylor

$1 - $99

Karen Aseltine Deborah Cordano Marilyn Woods Dewald Susan See Elftman Dorothy Lorenz Harte Cynthia Hill-Slater Julie Capps Kemp Marcia Gettman Krueger Leslie Vorbach Lilly Marjorie Hoth Lyons Janis Wills McCaughey Carol Alworth Mowrer Suzanne Noyes Neff { Susan Shane Pacini Carol Breitkrautz Pangburn Δ Delta Circle

$50,000

Γ Gamma Circle

$25,000

Molly Kramer Brunner Faris Dearborn Charbonneau Wendi Kepner Damico { Beverly Hall Ehlers Elizabeth Raugust Fox { Carol Overstreet Jeffords Anne Harris Kepner Anne Ludwick Long Maudie Hulbert McDonald Connie Edwardson Michael Meg Gibson Monell Christine Stewart Valerie Wishaar Lee Drake Zahniser {

Delta Gamma Montana State University $250 - $499 Courtney Cox Kellum

$100 - $249

Beverly Ferguson Bacon Betty Vanatta Henderson Janet Myers Lowney { Donna Sheets Wagner {

Vickie Hemstad Jody Collis King Nita Coleman Ostlund Christine Ouzts Schaff Janice Kathary Vigre

Delta Delta University of Oregon $250 - $499

Marcia Cameron Graham {

$100 - $249

Judith Wiant Gavin {

$1 - $99

Delta Eta San Diego State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Frances Mettlach McCrackin |

$250 - $499

Janet Purvis Lisle { Linda Stitt Lofgren {

$100 - $249

Delta Epsilon University of California, Los Angeles $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Charlon Brown Franke { Barbara Keith Richardson {

$1 - $99

$100 - $249

Delta Theta University of Idaho $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Sandra Goodwin Streech | Marion Steele Wilson {

Lillian Roach Borch Penelope Thompson Donnelly { Gloria Caravacci Koenig Betty Fortune Lang { Kay Kawaratani Masuyama Gail Tyler Neher { Julie How O’Brien Priscilla Gaskill Robertson { Mary Campbell Rodebaugh { Margaret Campbell Sutherland Helen Kennedy Wigman

$1 - $99

Patricia Lambert Abbey Jana Bickel Margaret Lowe Crawford Vera Roush Curzon Jane George Erlbaum Charlotte Varcoe Little Judy Boster Mark { Mary McGoey { Bregette Etter Moseley Jo-Ann Smyth Neubig Janice Miller Noren Elinor Randel Peel Beverly Hopkins Post { Tamara Durnall Tabak Betty Jo Purgitt Wyatt {

Patricia Holcombe Gylock Lynn Miller Hartline | Fran Wallace Holland { Marion Tanner Moore Nancy Woodbridge Petersen { Daryl McKenna Swanson Margaret Williams Bennett Katherine Amundson Boase Isobel Bruen Chisum Michelle Joseph Defelippi Janet Moss Johnson Catherine Morrell Seymour Carolyn Vosteen Sharpe Kathleen Leicester Wolfskill {

Charlotte Ruckman Misner Linda Werner p

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$100 - $249

Kathleen Jolley Abernathy Nova Jackson Hatch Kristina Svendsen Herron Jill Bachmeier Spiker Angela Vold

$1 - $99

Ashley Bechtel Megan Broyles Breckenridge Stacey Pack Fordemwalt Kitty Collins Geidl Janet Novak Seitz Jashinski { Beverly Fossum Stettler

Delta Iota California State University, Chico $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Cristine Miller { $250 - $499

Theresa Dolan {

$100 - $249

Beth Howe Hammell Amy Fuchs Heidner Alpha Circle

Elizabeth Carlson Weingart

Barbara Ebeling Carney Alyce Willmarth Drescher { Martha Baxter Haake Jane Harding Knight Marlene Dunk Smith Jean Rhine Socolojsky Margaret Rauch Warnke

$1 - $99

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Delta Zeta University of British Columbia $1 - $99

Elfriede Walzberg Bagley { Gina Gallego Colton $10,000

| Double Rose Circle $5,000

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,000

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Jane White Cushing { Janet Hepler Gillespie { Donna DeDomenico Holpainen { Christine Sabatte Logan Vesta Betonte McDonald { Janet Rogers Metallo Marilee Swor Meuter { Cassandra Unibe Olguin Sharon Weber Sims Eunice Jones Wesp {

$1 - $99

Janice Wallace Bright Linda Bergemann Chaix Julie Sitton Duwe Laurie Stone Fennell Janeen Ayoob Hubiak Rebecca Munn May Susan Stimmel Paluncich Sophie Shafter Jean Gonsalves Smith

Delta Mu University of California, Santa Barbara $100 - $249 Jean Bosworth Garcia

$1 - $99

Laurie Barrons

Delta Nu University of Calgary $1 - $99 Michelle Grenier Kelly Hopper Allison McDonald Sophie Piche

Delta Xi Arizona State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Ellen Wenzel { $100 - $249

Christina Eddy Ireland A. Xenia Matteson Judith Davis Thompson

$1 - $99

Belinda Navarro Dawson Melissa DePaulis Kimberly Hall Johnson { Jill Rutledge Russell

Delta Omicron University of Nevada, Las Vegas $1 - $99 Jill Dayne

Delta Pi San Francisco State University $1 - $99 Sara Shantz

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Delta Rho Sonoma State University $100 - $249

$1 - $99

Carol Reppel Amling | Judith Murrill Baldwin Teresa Briscoe Brun Margaret Pegues Chapman Pennie Shaw Davis Deborah Kuntz Houston Katherine Niedergerke Ingle Karen Keating Jung Janice Wilson Martinette Wynetta Massey Mauda Grimes McGeorge Shirley McCallister Meinert Joyce True Parker Barbara Rockelman Reed Linda Sisson Carol Clemons Thomas {

Christina Marquez Fisher

$1 - $99

Fallon Segarini Adolph Wendy Bright Faust { Keri Donesley Miles

Delta Sigma University of Hawaii at Manoa $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Kristen Anders { Mary Lou Ikeda Miwa | Sonja Nordmark

$100 - $249 Doris Ching {

Epsilon Beta University of Kansas $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Barb Krumme Geiger {

Delta Tau Chapman University $1 - $99

Martha Kroeze Faust Candice Lightfoot Williams

Christine McMahon Malchow

Delta Upsilon Boise State University $1 - $99

Mary Sampson Fay { Amanda McQuin Kluener M. Terri Gajewski Valentine

$100 - $249

Brandie VanOrder

$1 - $99

Rula Andriessen Jennifer Thole Berquist { Anita Rottler Heckman Sharon Cobb Henish Jann McConnell Kostecke Kathryn Hardacre Leary Lorraine Shearing Peters Brittany Stangohr Roxanne Travelute

Epsilon Alpha University of Missouri $10,000 Jewel $10,000 - $24,999 Judith Hayes Hand

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$2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999

Mary Marks Hurlocker |

Epsilon Gamma University of Denver $500 Jewel $500 - $999

$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Jean Warmbrodt Springer {

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Gail Calkins Duree Δ Carol Newman Greene {

Denise Austin Dudenhoeffer { Nann Blaine Hilyard p Sara Acuff Smith { Michelle Yuenger |

$250 - $499

Martha Fulton Gorden {

$100 - $249

Virginia Vincent Sewall

$100 - $249

Michelle Barbeau Brenda Bier Barton { Betty Buschart Brand Charlene Morris Conrad | Christine Ragsdale Ewing Susan Cason Gille Betty Smith Hawkins { Elizabeth Perdue Hyde { Lorna Longwell Johnson Rondi Payne { Rita Sullivan Rundquist Lorinda Kirkwood Stombaugh { Carol Smith White * Chapter Grand Planned Gift Donor

$1 - $99

Evelyn Watkins Bauman { Alice Dralle Cozens Marcia Potter Jasek Nancy Smith Odell Debra Ogledzinski Farah Poc Dixie Reynolds

Epsilon Delta University of Texas at Austin $2,500 Jewel $2,500 - $4,999 Benita Wilson Dick Γ

$1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Patsy Smith Davis Γ Kay LaBauve Parnell

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$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Betty Leatherwood Adams Γ Susan Kiefner Cage | Lelia Van Norden Kelley | SaRita Obelgoner Parker |

$250 - $499

Doreene Frizzell Boubel {

$100 - $249

Martivee Curtin Aratoon Theodora Vanderwerth Boehm { Angela Steinle Hairston { Mary Chaney Heard Laura Glass Hensley { Michelle Machos Zenk

$1 - $99

Patricia Pigman Caldcleugh Elinor Cartledge Howie { Shirley Rose Kraus { Dorothy Schell Martin * Julie McDougall Diana Clark Phillips Joan Bryan Wright {

Epsilon Epsilon William Jewell College $100 - $249 Alice Rowland Algie { Norma Moss Barto { Marcia Love Pierce Diane Brown Wicker {

$1 - $99

Janice Thomas Baker Janet Bailey Durbin Patty Davis Ellis Kristin Leitze Alyce Curtis Leytham { Janet Dinkheller Walt

Epsilon Zeta Arkansas State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Katherine Martin Farris { $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Ada Marsh Oldham

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$100 - $249

Patricia Holley Bobbitt Sandra Wood Faltemier F

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$250,000 $100,000

Cynthia Middleton Mary Allen Ray Donna Reichen Shipman

$1 - $99

Epsilon Iota University of Northern Colorado $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Nita Vanhook Lindsey Nancy Redd McGee { Arda Tomlinson McMullan Judith Shannon Roe

Cindy Griffin Haas | Susan Turman | Patricia O’Connor Vreeland |

Epsilon Eta Texas Christian University $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Judith Ballard Cannon

Susan Havran Carter p Ann Ferrell Ritchie Kathy Maine Ruess Carol Ferguson Wiener {

$250 - $499 Shirley Heald {

$250 - $499

Deborah Hill Johnson Betty Jones

$1 - $99

Susan Bond Butsch Helen Huff Dunlap Pamela Nix Gilmore { Hazel Ault Godhelp Gretchen Lutz Leslie Martin Dana Arbuckle McBratney Mary Mulry Nancy Mitchell Ogrod { Jane H. Olmstead Mary Packard { Nancy Scott Sheila Grant Thayer { Sue Sperling Vincent Robin McKay Willis

Epsilon Theta University of Colorado Boulder $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Kathleen Fisk Christiansen | Mary Kelley Wyss-Cummings {

$100 - $249

Jane Larson Alder { Carol Mueller Koontz { Mary Heimann Linn {

$1 - $99

Margaret Troisi McClure Cydnee McMullen Sally Yewens Meisner Cynthia Thomas Karen Winquist Waligorski

Δ Delta Circle

$50,000

Γ Gamma Circle

$25,000

Dee Ann Smith Riebel Carin Johnson Rogers Emily Middendorf Lauren Wiebe

Epsilon Nu University of Central Oklahoma $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Roseann Gerah Nida { Lauren Allen Hammack {

$250 - $499

Jone Courtney Galloway {

$100 - $249

$100 - $249

Donna Benge Karin Whetstone Culter {

$1 - $99

Kristen Fagre Healy Ruth Boyle Holt Mary Sue Myers Grace Wright Eloise Brown Young

Epsilon Kappa Pittsburg State University $250 - $499 Lynda Beachner Banwart {

$100 - $249

Epsilon Mu Fort Hays State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Judie Brown Webb {

Katherine Bradshaw Chappelear

Autumn Winters Leiker Shelley Sutton {

Rie Gerah Hoehner p Elizabeth Jones Marcie Worl Kirchberg | Melvalyn Smith Springborn {

$1 - $99

Karen Conard Brannam Alicia Thornhill Crutcher Sandra Boys Daugherty Amy Pfannenstiel Dible Angela Leggett Gaughan Elizabeth Berning Gerber Juneil Thomm McQueen

$100 - $249

Jane Hanlin Hier Kay Cunningham Rice {

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Sherralyn Denning Craven Γ

$100 - $249

Pamela Drake Bales Jamie Posey Buchanan Amy Pickerel Moss Linda Loveland Rinehart {

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Donors

Honor Roll of

$1 - $99

Martha Wieduwilt Jessup Beth Marcotte Hillary McPheeters White

Epsilon Xi East Central University $250 - $499

Kelly Lucas Davenport |

$1 - $99

Crystal Durfey Chandra Bridges Stroope

Epsilon Omicron Southwestern Oklahoma State University $1,904 Jewel $1,904 - $2,499

$100 - $249 Erin Robb

Lesley A. Hubbard | Susan Biddison Plummer {

$1 - $99

$100 - $249

Trisha Phillips Hartstack Amanda Hill

Wendy Hucht Lanahan

$1 - $99

Epsilon Psi University of Texas at Dallas $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Miranda Chamblee Barsch {

Janet Balson Andrews Christine Fedornock Baily April Coffinberger Blahut M. Teresa Kneavel Haupt Laura Hemenway

$1 - $99

Elisabeth Edwards Bratlien Crystalann Harbold Deardorff Courtney DeThomas

Zeta Iota Miami University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Andrea Smith { $100 - $249

Laurie Vetter Lehman

Zeta Epsilon Holly Weibel May Michigan Technological University $1 - $99 $100 - $249

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Holly Phillips Rudnick |

$1 - $99

Jeanette Carpinelli Kristina Held Chadwick Jennifer Giardina Kennedy Laura H. Letton Kimberly Nelson { Megan Massey Schaaf Michelle White Simmons {

Julie Payne Kirchmeier {

Emily Albright Katherine Bross Green { DeAnn Malone Elizabeth Schuerman

Zeta Zeta Worcester Polytechnic Institute $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Amanda Moreno {

Zeta Kappa University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown $500 Jewel $500 - $999

$250 - $499

$1 - $99

Shannon Johnson Trunkhill

$100 - $249

Kristy Wright Schaper {

$100 - $249

Jane Carmichael Bickham Melissa Monk Jennifer Powell { Jennifer Wyatt Sadler

Zeta Alpha Eastern Michigan University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Denise DiFranco Browning {

$1 - $99

$1 - $99

Becky Kelly Harvey |

$100 - $249

Melinda Berousek Rushing

Epsilon Rho Texas A&M University $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Ronda Lenser Dillard Devon Lieske Hull Charlotte Jamieson Angela Meeds

Epsilon Upsilon Tarleton State University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Annette Albrecht

$250 - $499

Donna Plumlee Hendrix |

$100 - $249

Gertrude Carlson Sena Goodlett Leese Jami Ables Lovelady {

Epsilon Phi Texas Woman’s University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Amber Garrison Duncan { $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Debora Patek Durkin 38 quarterly

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Ellen Horsch Colleen Ayotte Satkowiak

$1 - $99

Suzanne Hengst Susan Harding Moran Jordan Wallace

Ellen Brinkman Jennifer Borchardt Henry Rebecca Shetron Nold {

Epsilon Omega Truman State University $100 - $249

$1 - $99

Naomi Boatright Kimberley Quigley Caserta Erin Ellsworth Christine Gagnon Anne Mannarelli Gregory Augustina Mills Lisa Pickar Nollman Mary KateToomey

Christina Bledsoe

Zeta Beta Lehigh University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Mary Beth Dulcey Morabito |

$1 - $99

Zeta Eta Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Laura Tedford {

Constance Paul Greendoner Daphne Veras Jordan Linda Eickemeyer Kelly Judith Lannin Panagakos Maria Pankos Pruitt Laura Yearsley Riehl Amy Shotmeyer

$1 - $99

Maria Vallejo Fehling Kathryn Page Lane Audrey Kaplan O’Neil Marci Sindell

Zeta Delta Towson University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Michele Hartlove

Zeta Theta Lafayette College $100 - $249

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$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Ariadne Alatzas Capsis Gretel Raibeck

Janis Lang Bartosz | Alison Gardner { * Chapter Grand Planned Gift Donor

Jennifer Werni Hughes |

Rebecca Hanifen Derwin Colleen Ellsworth Lynn Marzano France Claudine Gagnon McCluskey { Karen Zalewski Oliver Suzanne Logcher Yeghiayan {

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$1,000,000 $500,000

$1 - $99

April Rambacher Gatial

Zeta Mu Richard Stockton College of New Jersey $1 - $99 Jeanine Tristano Keenan

Zeta Nu Alma College $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Mary Jo Toth { $250 - $499

Kathleen Lanphear

$100 - $249

Janelle Kauffman Moore

$1 - $99

Amanda Baushke Cairn McNicholas Green Lynne Lehnhardt Erin Wicker Sager Carrie Rau Schmidt

Zeta Xi Cornell University $1 - $99

Catherine Blackler Karen Kircher Capwell

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• Pearl Circle

$250,000 $100,000

Zeta Omicron Kettering University $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Zeta Psi Western Michigan University $1 - $99

Theta Theta Mississippi State University $1 - $99

Theta Alpha Louisiana State University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903

Amanda Hamby Heather Honeycutt Jones Allison Hinson Kenney Dawn Pasley Myers Sandra Allgood

Theta Iota Western Kentucky University $1 - $99

Theta Pi Lambuth University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Michelle Parks {

Megan Edwards

Stephannie Sack Bailey | Adrienne Kerr Beckett { Heather Slotnick Mueller {

$1 - $99

Ursula Dyer Lepporoli

Michelle Maillet Menard Mary Gerlow Oellermann

Patricia Godby Canon Phyllis Parrott Kristin Studle Kimberly Hunt Vince Jennifer Owens West

Theta Beta Auburn University at Montgomery $1 - $99

Theta Kappa University of Virginia $100 - $249

Penny Heuiser |

Zeta Pi Saint Joseph’s University $1 - $99 Marie Clapp Blaser Melissa Hilferty Stewart

Zeta Rho Quinnipiac University $100 - $249

$100 - $249

Kayla Oates Brock

Angela Smith Meade

Theta Delta University of North Georgia $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Melissa Brown {

Karyn Kahl Layton

Zeta Sigma Northwood University $100 - $249 Amber Hart

$250 - $499

$1 - $99

Deborah Barbre Bowers

Zeta Tau Seton Hall University $1 - $99

Diane Beckford Bogue

Tracy Pickering

$1 - $99

Stefanie Stupak Bennett Elizabeth Johnson Bray Adrian Dobson Evon Rachel Pawlowski Kittrick Krueger Thoune Carolyn Tobin

Elizabeth Dunn Christine Moore

Theta Lambda University of West Florida $100 - $249 $1 - $99

Beth Padgett Edwards Elizabeth Schemm Scheifele

$1 - $99

Zeta Upsilon Northern Michigan University $100 - $249

$1 - $99

Erica Oliver Cordes

$100 - $249 Jenny Muller

Kristen Randel Laura Russo

Kristie Achee Juanita Frenzel Wallace *

Lisa White Carlock Jennifer Thomas Gaillard April Scogin Taylor Ashley Winsor

Theta Epsilon University of South Alabama $250 - $499 Courtney Johnson Sollie { $100 - $249

Amanda Williamson Moore

$1 - $99

Martha Robbins Burrell Michele Williams Early

Theta Mu University of North Carolina at Wilmington $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Christel Brady McMillan { $1 - $99

Amanda Parsley Wendi Witek

Jeannine Rosado

Theta Zeta Randolph-Macon College $100 - $249 Linda Mabry Wilkinson {

Theta Xi Clemson University $100 - $249

Zeta Chi University of Western Ontario $500 Jewel $500 - $999

$1 - $99

$1 - $99

Catherine Crow Caldwell

$250 - $499

Theta Eta University of Tennessee at Martin $100 - $249 Catherine L. Matthews {

$1 - $99

$1 - $99

Stacey McCready Pipicelli Martha Clementino

Jane Cultra Paschall

Rachel Corradetti Catherine Lummack

Δ Delta Circle

$50,000

Γ Gamma Circle

$25,000

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Nicole Roberts Diak

Amy Carson Fleming Cristina Johnson

Theta Omicron Western Carolina University $500 Jewel $500 - $999 Malea Greene Habbal

Jennifer Williams Winstead

$10,000

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Tanya Hughes

Theta Rho Barry University $500 Jewel $500 - $999

Eileen Eiler McManis {

$1 - $99

Kelly Mahan Douglas

Theta Tau Belmont University $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,903 Mary Noel { $1 - $99

Sarah Horn Laura Letsinger Sydney Smith

Theta Phi University of Tampa $100 - $249

Jeanie Donnenwirth Baker

$1 - $99

Kim Muong Guernsey

Theta Chi Virginia Polytechnic Institute Theta Nu and State University Virginia Commonwealth University $100 - $249 $1 - $99

Zeta Phi McMaster University $1 - $99

Melanie Waring-Chapman

$1 - $99

$1 - $99

Nicole Jackson Bolduc April Bone { Buff Rose Circle $1,000

Lisa Vornbrock Cohe

Theta Omega University of South Carolina $1 - $99 Chelsea Davis Erin Norell Kristi Worley

Kappa Beta Missouri Western State University $1 - $99 Cherree Kemple Walling

Kappa Gamma Texas A&M-Corpus Christi $100 - $249 Christina Rodriguez

$1 - $99

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Friends of the Foundation $1,000 Jewel $1,000 - $1,904

Mike & Betty Devereaux Δ Lorgia Hector { Robert & Christine Jahncke { Edward M. & Jeanette Raines Rogers p

$500 Jewel $500 - $999

Frances & Robert Alexander John Blake { Elizabeth & Thomas Hudspeth { Kim & Scott Krivis Jim & Gigi Maciel { Susan Putman { Keith Steiner | Deborah Sutton

$250 - $499

Debora & Steven Billings Steven Paul Billings Joseph & Leslie Floren { Christine & Mike Gleason Tim & Jill Heffron Lisa Hudson Kenneth Ingram Michael & Jayna Koler Scott Raymer Rebecca Royall Gina Ward

$100 - $249

Irma Acevedo Christine & Jay Adams Mathew & Teresa Alagna Jeanmarie Alo David Antaillia Karen Armento Michael & Jennifer Aspy Cynthia Astone Diane Baker William & Maureen Basdavanos Calvin Beahler Valerie & Matthew Beaver Don & Julie Beisswanger Joe & Michelle Belechak Kay Bell & Debra Allen Douglas Benach Alan & Linda Benedict Stan Brown Chris & Annise Bruley Michael & Jodelle Carder Dan & Jill Carto Rachel & Keith Christiansen Maureen & Ron Cocchi Ken & Mia Coltrane Mary Cooley Barbara Crabtree Audie & Debbie Craig Lisa Craig Lewise & David Crockett Stuart & Kathi DeGeus

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Jennifer DePriest Michael & Kristen Doyle Sondra Wilson Duncan David & Michelle Econie Michela Engle John Faloon Linda Farley Tim & Denise Garner Laura Glenn Dawn & Mark Golden Richard Harper Preston Hartmann Doug & Barbara Herr Leigh Ann Hinkle Marlene Hoffman Victoria Holian Nancy Homa Lori & Brad Homes Gordon Hughes & Jennifer Abrell Scott Hunter Larry & Julia Hunter Pat Jackson Patricia & Eric Jacobson Mark & Alice Jaksich James Jaworski Sue & Phil John RK & Jane Johnson Kimberly Gilmore Johnson Debbie & Doug Knight Cynthia & Michael Kopp Arie Krier Susan Kubek Steve & Kim Kuhn Kathy Kurz-Crowe Judy Labeau Joseph & Barbara Larrow Carolyn Lepman Dawne & David Lowden Cathleen Lucas Steven & Julie Markley Cindy & Barry McCracken Evelyn Spencer Meeks Katharine Yelas Meyer Janet & Alvaro Meza Robert & Teresa Miesch Cheryl & Dale Milstead James Morgan Richard & Anne Mulhall Kathleen & Dan Mussen Michael & Jennifer Myers Rose Natoli Maureen & Mary Ann O’Hara Joette Oreste-Nix & Randall Nix Marcia O’Brien Organ Mary Page James & Sandra Pakula Colleen Pannone Michael Papp Ann & Charles Paris Jodi & John Paulson Sarah Phillips { Bruce & Marcia Plankinton

* Chapter Grand Planned Gift Donor

Mary Jane & Hank Prybylski Brian & Carolyn Quinn James & Catherine Rogan Mel & Libby Rowe Ann Royall Rod Russell Martin Salvino & Mary Lukancic Frank & Maureen Santoni Gennaro & Christine Savarese Sean Scarr Kelly Scheidler Robert & Adina Schmidt Elizabeth Side Alicia & Paul Silka Marshal & Lori Sims Steve & Sue Slater James & Angie Smith Ken & Colleen Stachulak Hank & Karen Stein Scott & Tory Stenroos Allen Suderman Sheryl & Scott Takahashi Goodwin & Carol Takashima Mary Lou TenBrink Dennis & Judy Tolan Marco & Julie Tollefson Brenda & Jeffery Toth Christina Marie Triece Maureen Trittschuh Cynthia & Jim Turconi Lisa Uthgenannt Eric Vonderohe Dan & Carma Wall Theresa Waller Patricia Walther Adam & Lisa Waterfield Judy & Jeff Weidner Phil & Janet White John Wilcox Aiyemobisi Williams Dave & Sherri Williams Mary Swann Willis Patricia & Mark Wilson Linda Windsor Steven Witte { Linda Wood Cynthia & Blake Zizzi

$1 - $99

Debby Alberts Geri Allcorn Leila Azarbad Susana & Rui Baltazar Tammie Barrera Ann & Edward Batchelder Michael & Lydia Beason Dr. Robert & Suzanne Behle Betty Bolton Kathleen Bradley Barbara Butler Denise Christ David Cometz & Jackie Egan

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Founder Circle

$1,000,000 $500,000

Paul & Roberta Cooper Patty & Tom Crawford Nancy Crosby Lisa & David Cully James Cunningham Daniel Currie Karen D’Eramo Suzanne Devereaux p Carol Dickey Christopher Dombrowski Nancy & Richard Dube Daniel Duncan Tami Eckert Michael & Sheila Ellsworth Janice English Mary Ann Estreicher Deborah & David Feldman Gary & Beverley Ferrell Kelly & James Fogarty Bob Francioni Ron & Sue Frentz Mary Gasperi Maria Gatti Tom Glavin Jo Guittard Barbara & James Haff Tedene Halliwell Herbert Hark Jill Lewman Harter La Verne Hawn Janet & Kevin Heard Kaye Hermanson Randall & Beverley Hight Dan & Dianna Howell Susan Hughes Amy & Sean Hunter Michael & Gabby Illingworth Ray & Joann Imre Bevin Irby Mary Beth Kester Lisa & Robert King Cherry L Knipple Grace & James Kruger Wendy & Robert Lachance Robert & Tedene Lachance LeeAnna Landrum Chris & Caryn Lapinski Heidi & Keith Lasser Lori Laufer Jamie Sheriff Law Tina & Bruce Linhart Ted & Molly Lucien Dana McClure Laura McLaughlin Patrick & Barbara McNeely Jane Baxter Miller Sarah Mitchell Harry Montgomery Kahle Morris Kimberly Nations James & Mary Nee Monica Oberlander

s Diamond Circle

• Pearl Circle

$250,000 $100,000

James & Teresa Orr Corlett Orr Juanita & Harry Peckham John & Pauline Pesda Jana Petrochko Nancy & George Pytlik Mary Lou Raymer Katherine Redmond Reed Jodie Reff Dean & Lori Reily Patty & Mike Richard Katherine & William Ridenour Martha Roach Randy Rowland Sandy Ruiz James Sanders Sheila Sanders Maria Santos Michele Shirakura Matthew & Terry Sidford Marcella & Michael Sim John & Rochelle Simons Tammy Lynn Sipe Michael Smith Paulette & Brian Sokolowski Kelly & Jeff Sprankle Susan & Melvin Stallings Laura Stockdale Julie & Jeff Stuart Mary Tingley Victoria Trumbower Lou & Sue Varchetto Michael & Karen Warner Ronald & Delia Waxmonsky Thomas & Danette Weaver Elizabeth & Thomas Weaver Jeff & Clara Willey Brian & Debra Zimmerman Thomas & Kathleen Zirtzlaff

Digital Pix { Hamilton Properties LLC | Hudson Community Foundation { Lumina Foundation { OMEGAFI | United Way of Bay Area { University of Michigan Greek Week |

Truist { United Way of Central Indiana United Way of Coastal Fairfield Co. Village Photographers Westminster Pre-School Wilkerson Gauldin Hayes Jenkins & Dedmon

$500 - $1,000

$1 - $99

Companies & Organizations $5,000 - $10,000

$100 - $249

The Chicago Community Trust Γ

$2,500 - $5,000

First American Trust

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$1,904 - $2,500

Ernst & Young Foundation | Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund p

$1,000 - $1,904

Chevron Humankind Matching Gift Program | Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta { Community Foundation of Greater Flint p

Beta Upsilon Chi Charity Benefits Unlimited Chipotle Community Foundation of Central Illinois { DCR Foundation of Ayco Charitable Foundation GE Foundation p Greater Saint Louis Community Foundation | Medtronic/Your Cause, LLC Microsoft Matching Gifts Program { Mile High United Way { Network for Good { Peters Wholesale Furnishings, LLC { The Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta, Inc. { United Way of Greater Milwaukee { Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign {

Ameriprise Financial Employee Giving Campaign Atlanta Alumnae Panhellenic Association Bank of the West Benevity Community Impact Fund C. R. Bard Foundation, Inc. Case Family Living Trust Comcast Corporation Dominion Foundation Gartner - Matching Gift Program GoodSearch { Gracefull Bolling dba Moe’s Southwest Grill IN State Employees’ Community Giving JP Morgan Chase & Co.

JP Morgan Chase Foundation { Lauren Lachance Collection LLC Panhellenic Council at NGCSU Phi Kappa Tau, Alpha Omega Chapter Pizza House Shirts for Greeks Sigma Mu Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Spokane Co. United Way Union Pacific Fund for Effective Government United Methodist Foundation of Louisiana

$250 - $499

Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity p AT&T United Way Employee Giving Campaign { Ciena Cares Dayton Foundation { Order of Omega Rensselaer Alumni Association The Taylor Company University Tees, Inc. Allstate Giving Campaign { American Endowment Foundation Amerisure Matching Gifts Program Frill, LLC Georgia Tech Interfraternity Council H & M Vending & Automated Equip. Co. Inasmuch Foundation Jewish Federation of Cincinnati Mitsubishi International Corp.

PepsiCo Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund { Tiller & Tiller Inc. Tribe Investments, LLC Tropical Smoothie Cafe

OUR MISSION: “The Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation impacts and enriches our communities by providing essential support for education, philanthropy and leadership.” Δ Delta Circle

$50,000

Γ Gamma Circle

$25,000

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Alpha Circle

$10,000

| Double Rose Circle $5,000

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,000

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Honor Roll of

ALUMNAE JEWEL CHAPTERS & CLUBS

The following chapters and clubs contributed their time and talents to raise $1,000 or more for the ΑΓΔ Foundation for membership in the Jewel Society.

Atlanta Alumnae Chapter Auburn-Opelika Alumnae Chapter Beta Beta Alumnae Chapter Central Florida Alumnae Club Chicago Northwest Suburban Alumnae Club Dallas Alumnae Chapter DuPage Area Alumnae Club East Metro Detroit Alumnae Chapter Fox Valley Alumnae Club Greater Kansas City Alumnae Club Greater Raleigh Alumnae Chapter

Greater Seattle Alumnae Chapter Hawaii Alumnae Chapter Houston Alumnae Club Nashville Alumnae Chapter Norman Alumnae Chapter North Atlanta Alumnae Club Northwest Florida Alumnae Chapter St. Louis Alumnae Club Tampa Bay Area Alumnae Chapter Twin Cities Alumnae Chapter Valley of the Sun Alumnae Chapter

COLLEGIATE JEWEL CHAPTERS

Members of the following collegiate chapters contributed many hours to raise $2,000 or more for the ΑΓΔ Foundation for membership in the Jewel Society.

Delta-University of Minnesota Epsilon-University of Kentucky Iota-University of Washington Xi-Illinois Wesleyan University Rho-Iowa State University Sigma-University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Upsilon-University of Oklahoma Phi-Oregon State University Psi-University of Alabama Omega-University of Akron Alpha Alpha-University at Buffalo, The State University of NY Alpha Beta-University of Michigan Alpha Epsilon-Westminster College Alpha Iota-Baldwin Wallace University Alpha Lambda-The Ohio State University Alpha Omicron-West Virginia Wesleyan College Alpha Pi-Wayne State University Alpha Sigma-Indiana University of Pennsylvania Alpha Upsilon-Central Michigan University Alpha Omega-Duquesne University Beta Alpha-Nebraska Wesleyan University Beta Beta-North Dakota State University Beta Delta-Indiana University Beta Epsilon-Carroll University Beta Eta-Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Beta Iota-Eastern Illinois University

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Beta Xi-Purdue University Beta Omicron-Illinois State University Beta Tau-Ball State University Gamma Alpha-University of Georgia Gamma Beta-Florida State University Gamma Delta-Auburn University Gamma Zeta-University of Memphis Gamma Eta-High Point University Gamma Iota-Mercer University Gamma Xi-Murray State University Gamma Omicron-Eastern Kentucky University Gamma Sigma-Troy University Gamma Tau-University of West Georgia Gamma Upsilon-University of Montevallo Gamma Phi-Georgia Institute of Technology Gamma Psi-University of North Alabama Gamma Omega-University of Alabama at Birmingham Delta Alpha-University of Southern California Delta Beta-Washington State University Delta Zeta-University of British Columbia Delta Theta-University of Idaho Delta Iota-California State University, Chico Delta Kappa-University of Alberta Delta Nu-University of Calgary

Delta Xi-Arizona State University Delta Omicron-University of Nevada, Las Vegas Delta Pi-San Francisco State University Delta Rho-Sonoma State University Delta Tau-Chapman University Epsilon Beta-University of Kansas Epsilon Epsilon-William Jewell College Epsilon Zeta-Arkansas State University Epsilon Kappa-Pittsburg State University Epsilon Mu-Fort Hays State University Epsilon Nu-University of Central Oklahoma Epsilon Upsilon-Tarleton State University Epsilon Phi-Texas Woman’s University Epsilon Psi-University of Texas at Dallas Zeta Beta-Lehigh University Zeta Gamma-Gannon University Zeta Delta-Towson University Zeta Epsilon-Michigan Technological University Zeta Zeta-Worcester Polytechnic Institute Zeta Iota-Miami University Zeta Omicron-Kettering University Zeta Pi-Saint Joseph’s University Zeta Tau-Seton Hall University

Zeta Upsilon-Northern Michigan University Zeta Chi-University of Western Ontario Theta Beta-Auburn University at Montgomery Theta Delta-University of North Georgia Theta Epsilon-University of South Alabama Theta Lambda-University of West Florida Theta Mu-University of North Carolina at Wilmington Theta Nu-Virginia Commonwealth University Theta Tau-Belmont University Theta Upsilon-Georgetown College Theta Psi-Austin Peay State University Theta Omega-University of South Carolina Kappa Beta-Missouri Western State University Kappa Gamma-Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Lambda Alpha-St. Joseph’s College of Long Island Lambda Beta-St. Joseph’s College of Brooklyn

HONORS

This special group of members, family and friends were honored by a gift in their name during the 2013-2014 fiscal year to the ΑΓΔ Foundation.

Vivian Acevedo Carly Adams Ashley M. Alagna Emily Beth Alberts Amber Allen Cynthia Allen Ann Zehner Angle Sarah Carson Armstrong Madeline Aspy Alison Astone Stephannie Sack Bailey Amanda Baltazar Mary Dare Beaver Hannah Behle Julie Benedict Joanne Betz Susan Bishop Barbara Baerwald Bowman Connie Yates Brown Maureen Brown Shauna Paulsell Brown Abigail Buerkett McKay Morris Cavanaugh Jessica Christiansen Justine Cocchi Carolyn Cochran Molly Coltrane Trisha Peters Confer Diane Coulter Abigail Crawford Emily Crawford Julie Waitman Cretin Mary Cunningham Vickie Alewine Dalton Jane Peters Dawson Mildred Deal Derst Benita Wilson Dick Lee Woodham Digiovanni Carroll Donnell Athena Albright Doris Charle Clark Dunstan Penny Yocum Edmondson Jessie Leigh Edwards Lynn Taylor Faller Wendy Bright Faust Peggy Kuebler Field Vicki Martin Fitzpatrick Patricia Carey Floren Mally Jean Fogarty Heather Rae Fox Martha Gibson Fox Heather Lynnae Frentz Marilyn Sanford Garey Amber Garrison Duncan Beverly Laidlaw Gates

Erika Leah Gemzer Elisabeth Jolley Gibb Colleen Massey Giffin Ashton Kenzie Gilmore Brittany Graham Margaret Guttman Claire Devina Haggett Claire Hammer Jo Randolph Hatch Kalina Haynes Jenna Heard Susan Daniel Henry Kendra Hibler Mikaela Hicks Rie Gerah Hoehner Sharon Houck Hood Winifred Berckman Humphrey Emily Hunter Patricia Jacobson Melissa Jacobson James Lindsay Jarman Jordan Jaworski Jenilee Jay Julie Karstetter Emily Butler Keith Alexandria Kennedy Rachel Kester Ann Powledge Killins Erin King Lauren King Mildred Kottke Megan Kovach Shelby Krivis Amanda Kuhn Helene Martucci Lamarre Michelle Lasser Natasha Laufer Ashley Putman Leatherwood Barbara Hale Letton Laura H. Letton Alyssa Norman Lewis Brianna Lowden Micaela Lucas Courtney Lucien Rita Deschaine Madore Laura Markley Katie Mayers Taylor McAlpin Sharron Logan McCormack Tybee McLaughlin Dilla Higginbotham McNeal Erin Mellott Karen Donaldson Metzger Melissa Meza Barbara Henderson Miller

Zofia Wlasowicz Miller Charlotte Ruckman Misner Clara Mitcham Rebecca Martin Moon Elizabeth Smith Morgan Margaret Delaney Morgan Rosemary Ware Morris Virginia Kaspar Morrow Gina Nix Sabrina Ross Noah Adrienne Nobles Cinda Zehner O’Connor Linda Whelan O’Connor Sandra Turnquist Osborne Sarah Page Marie Ford Palmer Catherine Helseth Palter Elle Patton Brittany Paulson Stacey McCready Pipicelli Janice Smith Pitrolo Linda Druley Polonus Cornelia Powell Julie Powers Jennifer Przydzial Megan Reily Elizabeth Revelle Elizabeth Hosack Rhule Kathryn Cavis Richards Marcia Richmond Patricia Tulley Riddiford Robyn Roach Ginny Robinson Laura Roof Debbie Douglass Roth Jillian Roth Holly Phillips Rudnick Brenna Russell Emma Salvino Marielle Kahealani Sanders Teresa Williams Sanders Catherine Stirling Savoie Rachel Schmidt Jane Henslee Scott Paula Hutson Simmons Dorothy Schoneker Skinner Kathleen Goodpasture Smith Sherrie Smith Carlie Spencer Suzanne Carmack Spicer Alexandra Stein Mackenzie Stuart Jackie Brannon Stutts Janet Harsh Summers Shelley Sutton

Kathryn Zenier Swenson Dorothea Olson Tamborski Jennifer Teeter Jillian Thomas Rachael Tollefson Kathleen Toomey Kayla Turconi Julie VandeWater Toni Varchetto Maye Ridley Walker Channing Wall Sarah Waterfield Madison Watts Kayla Ramsey Wehnes Rita Weidner Leslie Russell Westbury Melissa Wethered Alyssa Whiddon Holly White Alexandra Willey Rose Willey Carol Williams Danielle Windsor Kaitlyn Elizabeth Wood Carolyn York Liz Harriss York Addie Witthuhn Young Ellee Morgan Young Brianna Zimmerman ΑΓΔ Foundation Staff Alpha Beta Chapter Alpha Iota Chapter Alpha Omicron Chapter Beta Iota Chapter Beta Upsilon Chapter Delta Chapter Delta Epsilon Chapter Delta Pi Chapter Epsilon Nu Chapter Epsilon Zeta Chapter Gamma Iota Chapter Finance Team Gamma Lambda Chapter Gamma Xi Chapter Lambda Alpha Chapter Lambda Gamma Chapter Omega Chapter Sigma Chapter Upsilon Chapter Xi Chapter 100th Anniversary Zeta Eta Chapter

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MEMORIALS:

Contributions were made during the 2013-2014 fiscal year in memory of these ΑΓΔ members, family and friends: Diana Adams Nancy Sheppeard Atkinson Helen Frances Beane Audry Sorensen Barr Flora Callender Beck Donna Lindstrand Blake Eleanor Weddle Bobbitt Joe Carruthers Natalie Chuma Dorothy Clanton Sara Cosson Cynthia Devereaux Judith Jaron Devlin Kay Clancy Dolson Carroll Donnell Nina Downey David C. Duncan II Diana Stevens Falk Lynn Taylor Faller LaVerne Taylor Flanagan

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Frieda Haynes Franquiz Lala Huebner Garritty Marcia Horton Glauner Judy Wilson Gloyer Mary Leyden Green Margot Woodlock Grubar Virginia Wieck Hark Ruth Breitenstein Henritze Barbara Miller Hiller Lola Lollar Huff Norma Johanson Barbara Walkinshaw Johnson Elizabeth Misner Johnson Dr. Kevin Johnson Nancy Peters Kelley Julia Adams Lentz Joan Prete Lewis Martha Kensler Marland Jane Malicki McCosky Barbara Seeger McGurran

Barbara Henderson Miller Zofia Wlasowicz Miller Denise Hardie Monette Alice Venable Monk Carolyn McCoy Nicola Maurine Leander Noble Carolyn Weaver OHerron Sharon Nyere Olson Sue Palka Sue Miller Park Elizabeth Gisler Plumleigh Richard Oliver Randolph Judith Rezabek Gloria Rumsfield Sue Safford Harriett Monroe Schadt Ruby Dickie Scherer Cadence Schurr Olive Premo Shaner Shirley Parsons Shive

Moria Gowland Short Nancy Brown Shrodes Jessie Bertschi Shumaker Carol Cluggish Sivewright Norma Headrick Slade William Snyder Dolores Stevens Janet Harsh Summers Cora Lipscomb Swanner Dorothea Olson Tamborski Mary Cape Tiernan Ruth Laing Townsend Virginia Weaver Tuttle Mary Dempsey Vogel Edith Bausher Weisand Juanita Davidson Wilson Lori Morton Witte Alice Schleh Yarwood

Thank You BEHIND EVERY SISTER is another sister helping and encouraging

her to be her best. Thank you for supporting the Foundation to help advance education, philanthropy and leadership in extraordinary ways.

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chapter grand

Alpha – Syracuse University Nancy O'Neal Tuneski ’65 Beta – University of Wisconsin-Madison Dorothy Bushnell Drives ’37 Pauline Grange Schmertmann ’49 Epsilon – University of Kentucky Betty Barnes ’45 Eta – DePauw University Phyllis Aagaard Bertsler ’44 Iota – University of Washington Betty Bolin Ewart ’43 Gloria Kronschnable Ginnever ’52 Lambda – Northwestern University Linda Even ’73 Elaine Louise Garcia Gonzalez ’55 Mu – Brenau University Marie Boone Brooker ’38 Dorothy O'Neal Morgan ’45 Xi – Illinois Wesleyan University Maxine McCarty Seidel ’36 Omicron – University of California, Berkeley Leslie Bennett Julian ’62 Janet Streshly Rice ’49 Pi – Coe College Wanita Ward LaCombe ’47 Rho – Iowa State University Mary Sulgrove Anderson ’30 Virginia Wieck Hark ’48 Sigma – University of Illinois at Urbana- Champaign Marian Hazen Hall ’45 46 quarterly

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Tau – University of Toronto Patricia Brodie ’55 Germaine Shouldice Urquhart ’44 Upsilon – University of Oklahoma Ina Mackin Marquiss ’50 Elizabeth Patterson Petertil ’29 Phi – Oregon State University Wilma Graves Carver ’52 Evelyn Grimmett Emmert ’32 M. Bogert Over ’46 Chi – Michigan State University Marian Hess Brooks ’46 Helen Cavanagh Moak ’37 Jean Jackson Robinson ’42 Psi – University of Alabama Alice Patton Nolen ’44 Barbara Lindsey Veazey ’53 Omega – University of Akron Bonney Merritt Harris ’44 Alpha Beta – University of Michigan Margaret Owens Andres ’49 Barbara Fairbairn Burns ’39 Barbara Seeger McGurran ’48 Margaret Harris Saxon ’39 Dorothea Torbeson ’29 Jane Carson Weise ’54 Lenore Wood Yaeger ’47 Alpha Gamma – University of Cincinnati Ruth Dickhoner Kupferle ’44 Alpha Eta – Dalhousie University Marion R. Whyte Haviland ’48 Danielle Schmoll 2014 Alpha Iota – Baldwin Wallace University Marilou Farnsworth Fox ’40 Alpha Sigma – Indiana University of Pennsylvania Linda Keslar Spicer ’59

Beta Alpha – Nebraska Wesleyan University Ashley Jones Bechtel ’99 Rosalie Kilzer Steinmetz ’38

Delta Beta – Washington State University Margaret Nickell Schalow ’38 Salli Ann Soderberg ’58

Beta Beta – North Dakota State University Ella Thompson Gailfus ’59

Delta Gamma – Montana State University Susan Kay Viertel Samuel ’65

Beta Gamma – University of Manitoba Gwendolyn Stainton Peart ’34

Delta Epsilon – University of California, Los Angeles Marjorie Lund Crump ’44

Beta Delta – Indiana University Michelle Berberet ’93 Beta Zeta – Parsons College Barbara Alberts Cabrera ’58 Gamma Alpha – University of Georgia Sandra Dean McKoy ’63 Gamma Beta – Florida State University Paula Lewis Schlader ’50 Ella Turvaville Wehunt ’46 Barbara Rushing Wilson ’48 Gamma Gamma – Queens University of Charlotte Sally Heath Ellis ’56 Gamma Zeta – University of Memphis Dixie Steelman Treadway ’47 Gamma Lambda – Longwood University Melissa Haislip 2010

Delta Zeta – University of British Columbia Elizabeth Abercrombie Clark ’49 Delta Eta – San Diego State University Jean Johansson Atwood ’73 Jane Alderson McCorkell ’61 Epsilon Alpha – University of Missouri Linda Kroencke ’71 Beverly McInnis Lenhardt ’55 Epsilon Delta – University of Texas at Austin Elizabeth Cartledge Rogers ’50 Epsilon Kappa – Pittsburg State University Sandra Kellner Benson ’59 Epsilon Mu – Fort Hays State University Bernice Haas Dreiling ’63 Virginia Henline Huffstutter ’59

Gamma Xi – Murray State University Kristy Elmore ’97

Epsilon Upsilon – Tarleton State University Sandra Clark ’85 Juanita Davidson Wilson ’85

Gamma Omicron – Eastern Kentucky University Martha Bass Brandenburgh ’69

Zeta Eta – Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Allison Tripodi 2003

Delta Alpha – University of Southern California Traci Brown Austin ’86 Mary Davis Hazzard ’35 Belle Keys Lightburn ’83 Susan Wills Lockwood ’65 Cheryl Holm Walter ’61

Theta Theta – Mississippi State University Juanita Frenzel Wallace ’92

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a look back

Our Watchword: A Letter from Jennie

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n March 1914, the Fraternity was looking forward to celebrating a 10 year anniversary in May. As a part of the spring issue of the Quarterly, Editor Edith Sage Hoyt, Delta-University of Minnesota, solicited our Founders to write a letter commemorating the passing of almost a decade since Alpha Gamma Delta’s founding. This is Founder Jennie Titus Smith Morris’ letter, as it appeared in the magazine over 100 years ago.*

*A copy of this letter was given to each Convention attendee after Rie Gerah Hoehner, International President, referenced “Onward and Upward” in her inaugural speech as the Fraternity’s watchword for the next biennium.

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Spot a Squirrel!

OUR DIRECTORY INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS Executive Director, Stephannie Sack Bailey 8710 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis, IN 46260 317.663.4200 info@alphagammadelta.org Office Hours - 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. EDT ALPHA GAMMA DELTA FOUNDATION Executive Director, Julie Waitman Cretin 8710 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis, IN 46260 317.663.4242 foundation@alphagammadelta.org Office Hours - 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. EDT

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL

Visiting a restaurant and see a squirrel figurine? On vacation and spot a squirrel stuffed animal? Take a photo! Make sure the photograph is high resolution and only contains Alpha Gam sisters. More information is available on the Fraternity website.

INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT Rie Gerah Hoehner IP@alphagammadelta.org INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT-ALUMNAE Melissa Jacobson James IVPA@alphagammadelta.org INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTCOLLEGIANS Amber Garrison Duncan IVPC@alphagammadelta.org INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTMEMBERSHIP Marie Ford Palmer IVPM@alphagammadelta.org INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT-EXTENSION Lee Woodham Digiovanni IVPE@alphagammadelta.org INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT-FINANCE Bobette Sandifer Thompson IVPF@alphagammadelta.org INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTPANHELLENIC AFFAIRS Cinda Zehner O'Connor IVPPA@alphagammadelta.org

ALPHA GAMMA DELTA FOUNDATION Kelsey Fleener Johnson, Theta Iota-Western Kentucky, spotted this squirrel on Jekyll Island, Georgia, while playing miniature golf.

Emma Culjat-Vukman, Tau-University of Toronto, found this little stuffed squirrel while vacationing in Bol, Croatia, which she of course bought for the Tau chapter house!

PRESIDENT Patricia Tulley Riddiford riddi4d@comcast.net VICE PRESIDENT Debbie Douglass Roth SECRETARY Janis Lang Bartosz TREASURER Sue Maggio Sim TRUSTEES Estacia Medlen Brandenburg Deborah Schmidt Eschenbacher Rie Gerah Hoehner

FRATERNITY HOUSING CORPORATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Stephannie Sack Bailey

Amanda Almassy, Theta Nu-Virginia Commonwealth University, may have stumbled upon the world's largest squirrel statue!

These four biological sisters also share the bond of Alpha Gam! (Picture left to right: Martha Skelly Crawley, Kappa-Allegheny College; Adelaide Skelly Colwell, Kappa-Allegheny College; Prudence Skelly Traut, Beta Alpha-Nebraska Wesleyan University and Rebecca Skelly Edgren, Kappa-Allegheny College.)

PRESIDENT Katie Jolley Abernathy katie.abernathy@gmail.com DIRECTORS Amy Holthouse Blessing Gail Calkins Duree Bobette Sandifer Thompson

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