Spring 2025 Quarterly

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QUARTERLY

International President's Viewpoint

Dear Sisters,

Chief Marketing Officer

Wendy Theus Barker

Gamma Alpha–University of Georgia

Director of Communications and Quarterly Editor

Jean Lloyd –Delta Zeta Sorority

Alumnae Engagement Manager

Tara Wheeler Prather

Theta Kappa–University of Virginia

Alumnae Development Manager

Maria Nowicki Rice

Beta Delta–Indiana University Bloomington

Events and Engagement Manager

Louisa Lee

Upsilon–University of Oklahoma

Digital Storyteller

Marisa Spano

Epsilon –University of Kentucky

Contributing Writer

Beth Harnett Jager

Delta Tau–Chapman University

THE MISSION

The Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly magazine serves as a forum of communication to rekindle, sustain and excite member loyalty and interest through celebrating sisterhood, sharing our stories and recognizing and acknowledging individual and chapter/ club accomplishments. It also serves as a permanent record and archive, documenting the Fraternity.

I always look forward to the transition from winter to spring, with its promise of longer days, warmer weather and sunshine. The return of springtime brings more opportunities to incorporate evening walks into my weekly routine, which is one of my favorite ways to enhance both my physical and mental health. This Spring issue of the Quarterly is focused on women’s health—an important topic for all of us.

Our Purpose encourages us to “develop and prize health and vigor of body,” a sentiment that continues to resonate with women today. As women, we encounter unique health concerns. It can be easy to prioritize other people or things, like family, work or school, over our own well-being. As you read this issue, I encourage you to think about what steps you can take to prioritize your health. Perhaps that means scheduling the annual check-up you’ve been putting off, exploring stress reduction techniques like meditation or journaling, or finding creative ways to incorporate more physical activity into your day, such as taking a local fitness class or a short walk during breaks.

Let’s embrace this season of renewal and commit to prioritizing our health and well-being.

Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of visiting Auburn University to join the Gamma Delta Chapter and AuburnOpelika Alumnae Chapter to celebrate the return of Miss America, Abbie Stockard, to her campus. It was heartwarming to see Abbie reunite with her chapter sisters amid her busy travels across the United States. Hearing her share how Alpha Gamma Delta has been instrumental in her journey to the Miss America crown was truly inspiring. Her passion for advocacy in healthcare as a pediatric nursing student inspired me. Her dedication to helping others is an excellent example of how we can all positively impact our communities and the world.

In the pages of this issue, you will read more about Abbie and other recent Alpha Gam pageant winners, along with their perspectives about what health and vigor of body means to them. I encourage you to think about this question as well: what does it mean to you? Remember, small steps can lead to big changes. Let’s embrace this season of renewal and commit to prioritizing our health and well-being.

Loyally in epsilon pi,

Andrea Pendleton International President Gamma

Iota–Mercer University

PRODUCTION NOTES

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spot a squirrel

Top Left to Right:  1. Darcie Farella, Delta Gamma-Montana State University, spotted Chestnut the Squirrel at Trader Joe's in the Palo Alto/Mountain View area.  2. Spotted at the Philadelphia Art Museum by Louisa Lee, Upsilon-University of Oklahoma: The portrait of John Bee Holmes (Boy with Squirrel), 1765 by John Singleton Copley, an Anglo-American painter, active in both colonial America and England.  3. In Outwitting Squirrels, Bill Adler regales intrepid bird feeders with his squirrel-thwarting adventures and misadventures  4. Michelle Skidmore, Beta Rho-University of Southern Indiana, noticed the squirrel in the Lego Spring Animal Playground. The Lego Creator 3 in 1 Forest Animals (Red Fox) series also includes a squirrel.

green scene

Conference experience on this campus. We can't wait to welcome home new members in just a few short months! Our chapter at Shenandoah will mark Our Instagram post announcing Be sure to

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$1,000 - to become a member of the Foundation's ® Jewel Society raised on the Foundation's seventh annual Day of Giving $336,376

INSPIRE THE WOMAN. IMPACT THE WORLD. Your annual $40 investment in our sisterhood ensures we deliver on our vision.

New for alumnae dues payers! Once you pay your dues, you will receive a link to join us in The Circle where we host live events with expert guests, weekly discussions, member live chat and more.

Tennessee Judge Valerie L. Smith Confirmed

 In Tennessee, Judge Valerie L. Smith, Gamma Zeta-University of Memphis, was confirmed to the Court of Appeals, Western Division, by the General Assembly on March 24, 2025. Judge Smith is a member of the Memphis Bar Association; Board Member, AWA, Judicial Liaison; Leo Bearman, Sr. American Inn of Court, President and the Tennessee Judicial Conference Executive Committee. Read more about Valerie ® here.

Kendall Goodman Flynn Launches Luxury Footwear Business

 Kendall Goodman Flynn, Gamma Eta-High Point University, launched Kendall Louise Luxury Footwear in February. British Vogue featured the brand in March. Kendall says Alpha Gam taught her the importance of lifting others up and embracing leadership with grace. “Those lessons have been the foundation of everything I’ve built,” she said. Learn about Kendall ® here.

media mix

Cindy Hill Earns Elite Commercial Real Estate Recognition

 Cindy Hill, CCIM, Delta Alpha-University of Southern California, of Equity Union

Commercial is in the Inaugural Class of Massimo Master Brokers, a distinguished group of elite professionals who embody excellence in Commercial Real Estate (CRE) brokerage. Read more about Cindy ® here.

Meghan Lenihan Moulder

Named to RPI Board of Trustees

 Meghan Lenihan Moulder, Zeta Eta-Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute was named to the RPI Board of Trustees. She is the principal and vice president of Tellus BioVenture. Read more about Meghan ® here.

Artist Marney Ward

Named Master of Light

 The February/ March issue of the French art magazine Pratique des Arts named

Floral watercolor artist Marney Ward, Delta Zeta-University of British Columbia, as one of three international contemporary artists who are masters of light. Learn more about Marney ® here

Jacquelyn Kennedy Humphrey Honored with Community Leader Award

 Jacquelyn Kennedy Humphrey, Zeta Chi-University of Western Ontario, received a House of Commons Canada Community Leader Award from Spadina— Fort York Member of Parliament, Kevin Vuong, for her volunteer contributions to improving public safety in downtown Toronto.

Kelly Walker Addington Named Chief Development Officer for Sarasota Performing Arts Foundation

 The Sarasota Performing Arts Foundation appointed Kelly Addington, Theta LambdaUniversity of West Florida, as Chief Development Officer. In this role, she oversees the Foundation’s capital campaign, ensuring the organization fulfills its mission to create and sustain

a vibrant performing arts center and advance arts education. Read more about Kelly ® here.

Rosalva Brito Selected as Commencement Speaker

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Rosalva Brito, Zeta UpsilonNorthern Michigan University, a criminal justice major and Spanish minor, was the student speaker at Northern Michigan University's May 3 commencement. Her speech covered achieving greatness, overcoming obstacles and celebrating academic achievements. Read more ® here.

Zoe Jensen as Glinda in the Wicked North American Tour

 Zoe Jensen, Beta EtaUniversity of Southern Illinois, is a new principal cast member as Glinda in the national tour of Wicked. The production began May 20 at the Eccles Theater in Salt Lake City. Based on the novel by Gregory Maguire, Wicked has music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz and a book by Winnie Holzman. Read more ® here.

fraternity updates

Alpha Gam is Headed to Shenandoah University

We need your help for Fall 2025

We are very excited to be the first National Panhellenic Conference group establishing a chapter at Shenandoah University in Winchester, Virginia. We are looking for alumnae interested in serving as Pearl Sisters for our new member class. These new sisters will not have the benefit of older sisters on campus to serve as their Big Sisters. Pearl Sisters help fulfill that role. If you would love to connect one-on-one with a new Alpha Gamma Delta sister, please fill out the interest form below. We will contact you later in the summer to discuss details. ® Pearl Sister Interest Form.

Talent of Leadership Award Recipients

Alumnae nominated for the Talent of Leadership Award have made significant contributions to their professions or a positive impact in their local communities. Sisters are recognized locally at International Reunion Day celebrations and receive a commendation from the International Fraternity.

Denise DiFranco Browning

Zeta Alpha–Eastern Michigan University

STEM Cybersecurity

Rebecca Battle Bryant, Theta Beta–Auburn University-Montgomery

Public Service Workforce Development

Dr. Jane Frederick

Delta Alpha–University of Southern California

STEM Fertility Specialist (Retired)

Allyssa Kaiser

Alpha–Syracuse University

Business Digital Marketing

Emily Perlow

Alpha Lambda–The Ohio State University Education Higher Education/Hazing Prevention

Colette Releford

Zeta Kappa–University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown Business/Real Estate/Chamber of Commerce

Vicky Salemi

Zeta Theta–Lafayette College

Business Human Resources

Jane Wals

Alpha–Syracuse University

Education/Secondary Education

Trish Brusati Ward

Delta Alpha–University of Southern California Public Service American Legion Auxiliary - Retired

Christine Wright

Alpha Eta–Dalhousie University

Government/Military Client Services - National Defense Transition Center

International Reunion Day

International Reunion Day—often referred to as IRD—is a time to develop or rekindle Fraternity friendships and to renew and develop an understanding of the true meaning of Alpha Gamma Delta. It is always fulfilling to see celebrations where collegians and alumnae spend time together creating lasting friendships with one another. Look for IRD planning tips in an upcoming issue of the Quarterly

Leadership Consultant Team

The 2024-2025 Leadership Consultant Team wrapped up their travels for the year, completing 111 visits to 75 collegiate chapters. The team of seven traveled to 30 states in the U.S. and two Canadian provinces to complete 45 growth visits and 66 member experience visits. Thank you to the 2024-2025 LCs for their service to the Fraternity and their impact on our collegiate chapters.

Learn more at ® alphagammadelta.org/leadership-consultant and meet the 2025-2026 Leadership Consultants in the Summer issue of the Quarterly

IRD 2025 with Gamma Psi–University of North Alabama.

IRD 2025 with Beta Omicron–Illinois State University.

Inspire the Woman. Impact the World.

Empowering Women to Lead

The Miss America brand mission is “Empowering Women to Lead” in every area of life from philanthropy, business, arts, politics, education and more. Miss America and Miss America’s Teen local and state ambassadors contribute thousands of community service hours annually, raising funds for philanthropic partners.

Photos of Abbie Stockard courtesy

The Miss America Opportunity.

Abbie Stockard Crowned Miss America

Abbie Stockard, Miss America 2025, is a 22-year-old dancer and choreographer born and raised in Alabama. She is a senior at Auburn University in the College of Nursing and a member of the Gamma Delta Chapter. Join us in an exclusive conversation touching on women’s health, sisterhood and making an impact.

As Miss America, how do you use your service initiative to impact the world?

When I was nine years old, I met my best friend, Maddie. She lit up my world with her energy and laughter from the first moment. We were just kids—third graders who became best friends, my partner in every childhood adventure. Maddie isn’t just my friend; she is my family. But even as a kid, I noticed Maddie had her struggles. She often went to the nurse’s office, took pills before meals, and sometimes had a cough that wouldn’t go away. I didn’t think much of it at first—but then came the day Maddie wasn’t in class. At nine years old, you don’t think much about hospitals or sickness until it stares you in the face. When I walked into her hospital room, my heart shattered. It was the first time I understood that Cystic Fibrosis wasn’t just something Maddie had; it was something she battled every single day. That moment changed me. Cystic Fibrosis is a genetically inherited, chronic, life-threatening disease that currently has no cure.

Maddie taught me what it means to be resilient, to fight even when the odds seem stacked against you. Maddie gave me more than friendship—she gave me purpose. As I stood on the Miss America stage this year, I thought of Maddie. For the little girl who taught me that even in the darkest moments, hope shines brightly. Maddie’s story is why I fight for a cure for Cystic Fibrosis. She’s not just a statistic; she’s my why, my inspiration, my forever best friend. I have raised $200,000 for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, spearheaded the largest fundraising event in Alabama, and lobbied on Capitol Hill for healthcare legislation. Upon being crowned Miss America, I became a National Ambassador for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, allowing me to amplify my impact further. Maddie has shown me that life on Earth is precious and every day is a blessing. Because of Maddie, I will continue my advocacy work beyond the years of wearing a crown and continue finding ways to get involved and touch the lives of others.

What is an important lesson you’ve learned about the spirit of sisterhood?

I define sisterhood as the affection and loyalty you feel because of the bond you share with other women. Whether through the Miss America Organization or Alpha Gamma Delta, I’m incredibly blessed to have found my forever sisters. Both have been pivotal

in my journey, offering meaningful connections and lifelong bonds. There’s something truly powerful about having a group of women who support you and encourage you to grow and reach your fullest potential.

What does "to develop and prize health and vigor of the body" mean to you?

This line from Alpha Gamma Delta’s Purpose resonates with me as a reminder of the importance of physical and mental well—being. While every woman’s health journey is unique and personal to them, their body is worth investing in every day. “Health and vigor of body” isn’t just about fitness or physical appearance; it’s about pursuing a healthy lifestyle in order to feel strong and confident. As a member of the Auburn University Tiger Paws Dance Team, the official collegiate dance team for Auburn Athletics, I’ve experienced firsthand the importance of a well-rounded, active lifestyle and gotten to share my passion for health and wellness through movement. My best friend’s fight with Cystic Fibrosis has fueled my commitment to advocating for people’s health and creating a world where individuals can grow up healthy and strong, no matter what challenges they face. I plan on using this position of influence to empower individuals to take control of their well-being so they, too, can experience a longer, healthier life.

Abbie Stockard with her Gamma Delta Chapter sisters at a reception they hosted on February 20 during a special Auburn University homecoming event. The day began with an official proclamation from the City of Auburn declaring February 20 as "Abbie Stockard Day."

Is there anything else you would like to share with Alpha Gamma Delta?

Alpha Gamma Delta became my home. As a freshman in college, I was nervous and filled with anticipation, unsure of the future. But from the moment I joined, these women became my family. Alpha Gam gave me a community of like-minded women, my roommates for the next four years of college, and the opportunity to dive deeper into my philanthropic efforts.

What makes my Alpha Gam experience even more special is the legacy I’m a part of. I'm honored to be the fourth in my family to call Alpha Gamma Delta home, following in the footsteps of my mom, sister and cousin. This sisterhood is not just something I was welcomed into—it’s something passed down through our family. Being a part of this legacy has made my time in Alpha Gam even more meaningful, reminding me that sisterhood truly spans beyond our college years. I am so grateful for the strong, inspiring women who helped shape my life and the sisters whose friendships I will cherish for years.

Make a Gift

ABBIE STOCKARD SCHOLARSHIP

Celebrate Abbie's incredible achievement by ® making a tax-deductible gift to the Abbie Stockard, Miss America 2025 Scholarship, generously established by the Auburn-Opelika Alumnae Chapter through the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation to benefit Gamma Delta sisters.

Did you know?

Miss Missouri, Miss New York and Miss Virginia Teen are also Alpha Gams? Turn the page to learn more.

Miss Missouri Champions Media Literacy

Ashley Berry, a member of the Psi Chapter at the University of Alabama, was crowned Miss Missouri in June 2024. She is studying news media and political science.

How do you use your platform to impact the world?

As Miss Missouri, I use my platform to champion media literacy and empower women. Media literacy is essential in today’s digital world, where misinformation is rampant. Through my Media Smart initiative, I teach students how to critically analyze and verify the media they consume, helping them become informed, responsible citizens. By integrating media literacy into education, we can build a generation that interrogates information rather than passively accepting it.

Additionally, I’m passionate about empowering women by promoting their voices and challenging stereotypes. By giving young women the tools to engage with the media critically, I aim to help them take control of their narratives and become confident leaders.

What

is a lesson you’ve learned about the spirit of sisterhood?

The spirit of sisterhood is about lifting each other and supporting one another through challenges and successes. As a member of Alpha Gamma Delta’s Psi Chapter at the University of Alabama, I’ve learned how powerful it is to be part of a community of women who encourage each other to grow and achieve our goals. The Miss America sisterhood shares these same values, with women supporting each other in service, leadership and empowerment. Both sisterhoods have taught me when women come together, we all rise and shine.

What does "to develop and prize health and vigor of body" mean to you?

This line from Alpha Gamma Delta’s Purpose means embracing a holistic approach to well-being. It’s about valuing our physical health, not just for how we look, but for how it enables us to live fully, with energy and resilience. This line encourages us to prioritize fitness, self-care, and mental wellness to be the best versions of ourselves—strong, confident and ready to take on life’s challenges. It reminds us that our health is a foundation for personal growth and supporting the people around us.

Abby Quammen selected as 2024's Miss New York

Psi-University of Alabama | Bachelor of Arts in Musical Theatre; Minor in Political Science New York University | Master of Business Administration

How do you use your platform to impact the world?

Through my Read to Succeed initiative, I have spent the past decade dedicated to improving literacy rates and ensuring every child has access to the transformative power of reading. I’ve implemented after-school reading programs in Title I public schools across New York. Since the spring of 2024, these efforts have resulted in a 28 percent increase in attendance in third-grade classrooms—an achievement highlighting literacy’s profound impact on student engagement and success.

I was honored to serve as the keynote impact speaker at the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy’s New York Celebration of Reading in November. I proudly represented the next generation of literacy advocates. Sharing the urgency of literacy reform and my vision for the future was a defining moment in my journey.

I am committed to continuing this work by advocating for stronger reading programs, building partnerships with schools, and ensuring underserved communities have the necessary resources. Literacy is the foundation of opportunity, and my goal is to create a movement that transforms lives, empowers communities, and inspires future generations to recognize the power of education.

What is an important lesson you’ve learned about the spirit of sisterhood?

Sisterhood is about support, growth and shared purpose. As an Alpha Gamma Delta sister and in the experiences I’ve shared with my Miss America sisters, I’ve learned that true sisterhood means celebrating each other’s successes, providing encouragement through challenges and fostering an environment where everyone feels valued. The spirit of sisterhood transcends differences and teaches us the power of collective action and love. Whether through personal or professional endeavors, the lessons of loyalty, empathy and collaboration I’ve gained from my sisters have been instrumental in shaping who I am.

What does "to develop and prize health and vigor of body" mean to you?

This line reminds me that our physical and mental well-being is deeply tied to our ability to thrive in all other areas of life. Without a strong foundation of health and vigor, it becomes difficult to fully embrace our potential and meet the demands of leadership, service and personal growth.

As a singer, I’ve learned firsthand that my body is my instrument—it requires proper nutrition, regular exercise, adequate rest and mindfulness to perform at its best. I’ve also discovered that mental health is equally vital; maintaining balance and practicing self-care allows me to approach challenges with clarity and resilience.

To me, this line in our Purpose is not just about individual well-being but also about the example we set for others. By prioritizing self-care and embracing a healthy lifestyle, we empower ourselves to lead with strength and confidence while inspiring those around us to do the same. It’s a reminder that true wellness is holistic, encompassing physical, mental and emotional health, and it’s essential for creating a life of impact and fulfillment.

Miss Virginia Teen Spreading Smiles

In July 2024, Cassidy Lee was crowned Miss Virginia Teen at a pageant in Roanoke, Virginia. She enrolled at the University of Alabama in August and joined the Psi Chapter. In January, she competed in Miss America’s Teen in Orlando.

How do you use your platform to impact the world?

Through the Miss America Teen organization’s pillar of service, I have developed a lifelong philanthropic purpose of providing care to those impacted by cleft conditions. From attending Operation Smile surgical programs in South America to walking the Miss America stage in honor of individuals with cleft lip and palates, I strive to spread smiles across local, state and national communities. I utilize my platform to hold surgery fundraisers, promote cleft education through social media outreach and increase facial difference inclusivity by participating in advocacy events. Over the years, heartwarming patient interactions and eye-opening experiences have inspired me to create a cleft awareness podcast titled Every Smile Has a Story and publish a cleft-inclusive children’s coloring book titled The Smile Sketchbook, which I hope will bridge the gap of cleft representation across the world. The job of Miss Virginia’s Teen has presented me with a podium of outreach I will continue to use each and every day to advocate for the cause held most close to my heart.

What is a lesson you’ve learned about the spirit of sisterhood?

Growing up as an only child, I dreamed of having a sister. Now, as an Alpha Gamma Delta at the University of Alabama, I am incredibly blessed to call hundreds of the most uplifting, ambitious, compassionate and genuine girls my chosen sisters. Learning how to be a college student at UA while prepping for the Miss America Teen competition was a smooth transition largely made possible because of the strong spirit of sisterhood in the chapter. From helping me prepare with mock interviews, to sending good luck texts before each phase of the competition, their love and encouragement demonstrated the true meaning of being sisters. I continue to be inspired by their commitment to loving, leading and lasting.

Is there anything else you would like to share with Alpha Gamma Delta?

As a young girl, I always knew I wanted to join a sorority but could never have imagined the positive and everlasting impact it has had on my life. Because of Alpha Gamma Delta, I have created lifelong friendships with the kindest girls, deepened my love for service, specifically by helping fight hunger, grown in my professional career because of on-campus connections, and found a home away from home. I am forever thankful to represent the core values of Alpha Gam and am incredibly grateful for the family it has given me.

DR. DARYL APPLETON

M. ED, CAGS, LMHC, ED.D. Gamma Zeta–University of Memphis

Dr. Daryl Appleton is a modern-day pioneer in wellness who is forging her path with a lifelong spirit of sisterhood. She is reshaping corporate and individual approaches to high performance and well-being in her career. She has been called a “real-world Wendy Rhoades,” a reference to the fictional character on the TV show “Billions.” But Dr. Daryl is as real as it gets. She is a consultant, advisor and in-house coach to Fortune 500 executives, Ivy League surgical programs, thought leaders, specialists and professional athletes worldwide, and her firm is renowned for its exclusive clientele.

Earlier this year, Vogue recognized her podcast, “Feelings and Other F Words,” as a leading mental health podcast in the top five percent globally. This spring, she was featured in ELLE magazine’s Modern Wellness Guide, where she discussed the importance of rethinking success and prioritizing mindful practices. She emphasized how real power comes from self-awareness, setting boundaries, and enjoying the journey, not just grinding endlessly. She advocates for “success without sacrifice,” challenging the prevailing hustle culture.

Find out how this alumna found her Alpha Gam community and how you can expand yours.

TELL

US ABOUT YOUR PATH TO ALUMNAE INITIATION:

I had a friend in Rhode Island who was connected to Alpha Gam, and she spoke so highly about the organization and brought me into the fold for International Convention in 2018. I went to college in the Northeast, and we didn’t have Greek life at my school. I played basketball in college and was always drawn to sisterhood and connection to a shared goal. Over several years of working with Alpha Gam, I got to know the women on staff and collegiate and alumnae members. I was taken by how smart, professional and wonderful everyone I met was. There was something incredibly energetic about being around this group of women. Seeing everyone’s dedication to Alpha Gam made me want to be part of something bigger than myself.

WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO FIND YOUR COMMUNITY?

As women, we need community; it’s not a matter of how or when you do it; it’s a matter of just finding one somewhere. You can see it in research and practice psychologically, anthropologically, and evolutionarily; we need community more than we think. It’s so important. I think part of it is women tend to carry so much alone, and we need to unload to someone somewhere; we also need to grow and be challenged and supported by people who may not always “get it” but at least seek to understand. I was lucky to have that in athletics, and I’m even more fortunate to have it professionally, personally and socially now through my Alpha Gam sisters.

YOU WERE RECENTLY QUOTED IN ELLE MAGAZINE AND FEATURED BY FORBES, TODAY, HUFFPOST, FOX NEWS AND THE NEW YORK POST. WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO HAVE YOUR MESSAGE REACH A NATIONAL AUDIENCE?

It’s a little dreamlike! I am incredibly blessed to have the opportunity to have such a wide reach. I have realized that I am who I am, whether I’m sitting in front of you or being quoted in a magazine, so I tend to make a point not to filter things and say what is on my mind. I am honestly just grateful anyone wants to hear anything that comes out of my mouth.

WHAT MAKES WELLNESS MORE THAN JUST A HOT TOPIC?

We are all in a place where everyone craves a better, smarter way to process and feel, and what I have come to realize is everyone has slightly different ideas about what wellness means to them. I think wellness needs to be operationally defined. For me, wellness and well-being are not about “making life easier.” It’s not about microdosing wellness in the creams you use, the yoga classes you go to or the walks you take. For me, wellness is truly understanding that in a moment of chaos, you have a choice, and a skill set you can use to navigate difficult times. That’s true well-being because if you can do that, you can push yourself to a path of peace, which I think is something we all strive for.

I am so glad that we are starting to get away from toxic positivity where we pretend everything’s fine and we’re replacing it with statements like, “This is hard, and I am tough. I can do hard things. Here’s my plan to move forward.” That’s what I try to bring to people: well-being as a lifestyle beyond the purchases you make and how you move your body, but truly a mindset in which you live your life.

family.

WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON PROMOTING HEALTH AND WELLNESS RELATED TO SISTERHOOD?

I love the idea of women taking control of their lives in any capacity. Promoting well-being to groups of any kind is unbelievably valuable. Sometimes, I see resistance, or snags, in groups because everyone needs something different. There is a saying in therapy that “you can only be as healthy as the unhealthiest person in the relationship,” which is why we sometimes see issues in chapters or friend groups. People need to hear that well-being isn’t just a spa day but also things like conflict resolution skills. I want sisters to lean into things that make them grow, which is different than making them feel comfortable. Comfortable can often get misconstrued with well-being and wellness. Sometimes, doing something that is the healthiest for you or your sisters is not easy, and it’s not comfortable; it’s getting outside your comfort zone to get to a place of evolution.

YOU’VE PRESENTED KEYNOTES FOR ALPHA GAM AND WORKED WITH INDIVIDUAL CHAPTERS. WHAT HAS MADE THOSE INTERACTIONS MOST MEANINGFUL?

It’s always wonderful how well-prepared Alpha Gams are when they attend meetings and events. I’m truly in awe of the thoughtfulness, interest and intrigue our women bring. Alpha Gam women are special because they’re high performers, and it speaks very much to my own high-performing nature because I see a lot of myself in them. It’s nice

to be able to speak directly to that and help people navigate difficult times or times of growth in a way that’s strategic and has action. I LOVE working with Alpha Gams. Every interaction I have always leaves me looking forward to the next time we are together.

YOU GIVE BACK AS A VOLUNTEER, YOU HAVE A CAREER AND YOU HAVE A FAMILY. HOW DO YOU FIND BALANCE?

I think I have learned that there’s no such thing as balance. If my goal is a balanced lifestyle, I will never get there. For me, it’s about alignment. I need alignment in my life to help remind me what brings joy or aligns with my mission, values and who I am, even when things are tough. I have four-year-old twins, so I constantly shift priorities and realign them as they relate to my work and life. I am slowly realizing I can do anything, but I cannot do everything, especially not at the same time. Ultimately, I see that alignment is not only important; it’s a system that I can use to help me do all the things I love in a more productive way. It’s taken me years and years and years to know how to do that, but the first step is understanding you don’t need a life in perfect harmony or perfect balance; it just needs to be aligned.

WHAT’S A LESSON YOU’VE LEARNED AS A MOM OF TWINS?

If you think you have extra clothes in the car, you don’t. Check your diaper bag right now and change out the clothes that don’t fit because you will need them. I’ve learned not every strategy works,

Dr. Daryl Appleton and her

and that’s okay. After having kids, I have become a very strategic person, a very planned person. I’ve learned sometimes it’s okay for things to be messy. It’s okay for things not to go as planned. It’s okay not to answer the phone call; it’s okay for them to wear mismatched shoes. I think being very focused on, and this sounds very corny, but I’ll stand by it, being very focused on the small moments with them has been humbling for me. They’ve taken me to a place where I have had to slow down, and I’ve learned a lot about myself, and I still don’t know it all. Currently, I am truly trying to navigate my own “mom guilt” and ways to honor and be present in all the hats I wear and to make space for myself.

WHATARE YOU CURRENTLY LISTENING TOOR READING?

The Gilded Newport Mysteries series by Alyssa Maxwell. I live right outside Newport, Rhode Island, one of the most beautiful places. I’m a huge history buff, so I’m very into the Gilded Age, the history and industry, and how it shaped America. The series covers a murder at each of the mansions and goes to the history of the people living there, the Vanderbilts and JPMorgan, etc. It’s fun, and it’s nice escapism.

On the professional side of things, I bought “The Laws of Human Nature” by Robert Greene because I thought I would read it before I had the girls. I’m a big Robert Green fan. He’s very into stoicism. I’m still getting through the nearly 700 pages, so if you get it, you don’t need to read it all at once. I try to keep something academic and something non-academic, and I try not to pressure myself to read everything all the way through and make time to read different things that speak to the different sides of my brain.

WHAT’SA FAVORITE INDULGENCE OR PASTIME?

Before I had children, I enjoyed sleeping. Not seeing 6 a.m. was a beautiful thing. I also love to travel. We just returned from a trip to London and Italy with the girls, which was wonderful (and at times very stressful with two then three-year-olds, but worth every second). I love traveling, seeing new things, and visiting new museums and places.

I also miss being able to get up and go without having major plans! For those without kids, take the flight, get in the car, book the trip! For those with grown kids, take the flight, get in the car, book the trip. Saying it out loud is inspiring me to take my own advice!

BADGE STYLE:

Gold Plain Badge with Tiffany Pearl, displayed as a pendant with the pierced Badge charm.

PEARLS OF WISDOM:

Sisterhood matters at every stage. The research around female feelings

of loneliness and women needing community is staggering. My advice? Lean into your relationships, make new friendships, and put yourself out there. This is one of the main reasons we started the Alpha Gam Alumnae Circle. We wanted Alpha Gam women to have a hub to connect in meaningful ways. We wanted to create a virtual community to help our women network and find mentors, share wins, get advice, dive into personal and professional development and everything in between.

I have found that the Alpha Gam community is rich with women from all different walks of life, different industries, and different specialties who have done amazing things in their careers and in their lives. Tap in. Put up a post. Reach out on the chat. Ask a question. You never know where it could lead.

A great way to do that is the Alpha Gam Alumnae Circle. The community around you will change, and that’s a good thing. You’ll learn so much about so many people if you’re open and engaged. The best connections I have made professionally and personally — the people who give me the best advice have come from my community.

My involvement is a wonderful opportunity to get to know people I wouldn’t have in my life if I wasn’t an Alpha Gam. It's important to stay open and stay curious — to tap into your community, even if it feels awkward or uncomfortable. Everybody is here for the same thing—sisterhood and being an Alpha Gam lives through all of us in some way. I find it to be almost like, “Take a penny, leave a penny.” If it doesn’t apply, you don’t need it, but you might find something, or you might be able to leave your own pearl of wisdom.

— Dr. Daryl Appleton

HEIDI AXELROD

By Beth Harnett Jager, Delta Tau–Chapman University

Beth is a writer and scholar living in Southern California. She is the proud mom of two and serves on the board of the Orange County Alumnae Chapter.

Health and Vigor of Body: An Alumna’s Journey to Wellness

Heidi Axelrod, Delta Xi-Arizona State University, built a career helping women find wellness. Her nearly two decades as a fitness professional, include operating her own business—Over 40 Personal Training—inspired by her health struggles.

“I know what it feels like to not be comfortable in your own skin,” Heidi said. “I feel drawn to helping others find out what it feels like to feel good about yourself again.”

Heidi began what she refers to as her “second life” shortly after turning 40. Flipping through pictures from her birthday celebration, Heidi didn’t like what she saw. However, what prompted her to take action was not her appearance; it was the physical discomfort she felt while sitting on the floor with her son during a one-hour speech therapy appointment.

“The fact that I was having trouble doing that was very eye-opening to me,” Heidi said. “I wanted to be able to be on the floor and play with my son.”

Heidi began with small changes. She started with a regular yoga practice, which then inspired her to pursue certification as a yoga instructor. During training, Heidi met a woman who managed her own boot camp program and encouraged Heidi to expand her practice beyond yoga. Although Heidi had never participated in an exercise program that involved pushups and weights, in the spirit of her newly adopted mindset of embrancing change she decided to give it a try. The program proved to be a profound source of community and motivation for her.

“Working with others really helped me to build accountability,” Heidi said. “I wasn’t just showing up for myself.”

With her newfound support, Heidi grew stronger—physically and mentally. Bolstered by her developing self-confidence, Heidi embraced opportunity again two years later. She became a certified strength trainer and, after co-leading the boot camp program for seven years, opened her own strength training business. Heidi now helps women at different phases of their

lives—from their 40s to 80s—find the strength and support they need to adopt a healthy lifestyle.

“I know the work it takes, but I also have perspective from being on the other side and seeing how my life has changed and opened up,” Heidi said. “I enjoy helping others to experience what it feels like to feel good about yourself again.”

Heidi encourages her clients to start small: pick one or two lifestyle changes to focus on. Micro-goals help make overall change more manageable, she explains. Asking for help is also critical. That’s where Heidi and other fitness and lifestyle coaches come in.

“We sometimes think of trainers as luxuries, but really it’s no different than hiring an accountant to do your taxes,” she said. “We need professionals to help get us started. Some clients I have seen consistently for 17 years, but others I have just helped give the tools they need to learn about nutrition and exercising safely, and I’ve sent them on their way.”

Whether it’s starting an exercise program or simply setting the goal of walking to the mailbox and back, the point is to get started.

“No matter your age, set the goal just to move a little more each day because movement and energy begets energy,” she said. “When we feel like nothing is left in our tank, it’s probably because we are not moving enough. Keeping moving and those repetitive movements will build a foundation for health that you will reap benefits from 20 years from now.

Learn more about Heidi’s story and how to make a healthy lifestyle change at heidiaxelrod.com/

“Small changes have a big impact.“ When I started my journey to become healthier, I started by just walking. Then, I set a goal of running to the mailbox before continuing my walk. Before I knew it, my walks became shorter and the runs longer.”

PEARL OF WISDOM

The following financial data is for Alpha Gamma Delta International Fraternity for the fiscal year ending May 31, 2024.

$4,693,931

Fraternity Housing Corporation

THE FHC IS HOLDING SPACE FOR...

In the 15 years since the Fraternity Housing Corporation (FHC) began managing the Alpha Chapter house at Syracuse University, the FHC has created spaces where sisters can meet their best friends, prepare for future careers and make lasting memories. These safe and welcoming spaces are an important part of the member experience. Take an inside look at some Alpha Gam signature spaces that make a house a home.

WELLNESS

The FHC started creating wellness spaces for solitary or small group rest and relaxation. So far, the FHC has installed two wellness spaces and plans to establish two additional spaces in the summer of 2025. These spaces include soft, warm lighting, relaxing colors/wallpaper and comfortable seating that allows members to unwind and de-stress. These private spaces can also be reserved for virtual therapy. “Our room operates with a sign-up system coordinated by members. Members use the space when they need privacy for activities such as exams, interviews, therapy or other doctor's appointments, working out or a quiet space to be alone,” said Marianne Van Winkle, House Director at Beta Xi–Purdue University.

Elizabeth Kelly, House Director at Delta Chapter, also sees the benefit of a designated wellness space. "The Wellness Room serves as one of two spots in the house to seek privacy for anything self-care focused, like journaling or meditation, or anything virtual, like exams, doctor appointments or interviews,” she said.

THE OUTDOORS

Whether a chapter has a wrap-around porch or a large patio, an outdoor space is the perfect place for members to gather and enjoy beautiful weather. Alpha Gam colors and comfortable seating make these outdoor spaces a practical addition to the curb appeal of Alpha Gam homes.

STUDY

The FHC partners with the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation to fund study spaces through Educational Area Grants. To date, projects include four grants to fund new construction and 43 grants to upgrade existing spaces through educational furniture and/or Wi-Fi upgrades. To create the perfect study space, the FHC incorporates a combination of traditional, modular study tables and office chairs as well as soft couches and chairs to satisfy all types of students.

Delta–University of Minnesota Beta Xi – Purdue University

Nu Delta–Georgia College and State University (left) and Kappa Epsilon–Texas State University.

Alpha–Syracuse University Theta Iota–Western Kentucky University

GATHERING

Sisterhood is what Alpha Gam is all about! Informal rooms allow our members to gather and create lasting memories. Whether these spaces are used to tune in to a weekly TV show or host a sisterhood event, these spaces are the ultimate social environments. Common identifying pieces include large sectionals, lots of pillows and blankets, area rugs, and plenty of seating for all our sisters!

FITNESS

Staying active while living in the sorority house and attending school is a priority for many members. For Beta Delta, that means having a bike room to train for the largest collegiate bike race in the U.S., the Little 500. Members use this room to practice for the four-person race that spans 25 miles. “We have been training for the April 25 race since we got back to campus in August. Our teammates have completed many smaller races throughout the year, gone on beautiful team rides around Bloomington, and we have a great space to train indoors in the bike room at our house,” said Annie Surette, Team Captain of the ® Beta Delta Chapter Cycling Team. Some chapters have more traditional workout spaces, like the fitness space at Gamma Beta Chapter. Chapter rooms are also a great space to hold dance practice for a campus event or host a fitness class.

VOLUNTEER FOR THE FHC BOARD

The FHC is looking for alumnae to join the Board of Directors. The FHC Board operates as a separate oversight organization in the Alpha Gamma Delta enterprise that casts the vision, sets the standards and monitors the performance of the professionally led corporation. Board membership offers a unique opportunity to contribute to Alpha Gam and to make a positive impact on the lives of our members.

To facilitate effective decision-making and strategic planning, the board seeks a wide variety of backgrounds and experience, which may include asset management, commercial real estate, corporate finance, banking, law, strategic planning, marketing and outreach, construction, property management, entrepreneurship, non-profit management and/or higher education. Broad Fraternity experience is also helpful. Prior experience on a corporate or not-forprofit board is desired. Learn more about the board director position and apply at ® alphagammadeltahousing.org. The application window will close on June 15, 2025, at midnight.

FHC Board Fast Facts

• Board members serve two-year terms

• Board members may serve for a maximum of four terms.

• The board governs using the Carver Policy Governance Model.

• The board meets at least quarterly either virtually or in person and may be required to attend international events.

• Board members come from diverse educational and professional backgrounds.

Rho–Iowa State University Upsilon–The University of Oklahoma

Beta Delta–Indiana University

Gamma Beta–The Florida State University

Hot Honey Ground Beef Bowls

Have you tried the hot honey ground beef bowls? Do you want to know why this recipe went viral on Tik Tok?

The meal is packed with protein, healthy fats, fiber and so much flavor. Whether you've already seen the recipe online or not, it's time to give it a try.

WHAT YOU’LL NEED

Sheet pan

Parchment

Frying pan

INGREDIENTS

2 large sweet potatoes

1 pound lean ground beef

2-3 tablespoons tomato paste

1 tablespoon taco seasoning

1-2 avocados

1 1/2 cup low fat cottage cheese

1 1/2 tablespoon hot honey

Salt Pepper Cinnamon

SERVINGS

3-4 bowls

1. Preheat oven and prep pan: Preheat oven to 425°F and line a baking sheet with parchment.

2. Bake sweet potatoes: Peel and wash, then cut into 1/4" cubes and add to the baking sheet. Lightly spray with oil and season with salt, pepper and a dash of cinnamon. Bake for 30 minutes, flipping halfway. If desired, season again after flipping.

3. Cook the ground beef: Cook the beef in the frying pan on medium high, breaking into small pieces, until fully browned (roughly 5 minutes). Drain and then add tomato paste, taco seasoning and a splash of water. Cook for just 1-2 minutes, stirring to combine ingredients. Remove from heat.

4. Build your bowl: Add sweet potatoes, taco beef, cottage cheese, and fresh avocado to your bowl and finish with a drizzle of hot honey. Enjoy!

Did you know? Your body needs protein to stay healthy. Protein is a critical part of the processes that fuel your energy and carry oxygen throughout your body in your blood. It also helps make antibodies that fight off infection and illness, helps keep cells healthy and create new ones. Plus, protein helps you feel full, so it's often part of a healthy weight-loss plan.

Warm weather and sunshine are right around the corner! Wearing sunscreen is one of the best ways to protect both your skin’s health and appearance. Learn more by following these four reminders from The American Academy of Dermatology Association.

Make sure you choose a sunscreen with broad spectrum protection that is SPF 30 or higher and water resistant!

Apply sunscreen every day you will be outside. Don’t forget to apply sunscreen to areas such as the tops of your feet, lips, ears, neck and the top of your head. You should reapply sunscreen every two hours when you are outdoors or after swimming or sweating.

collegiate reports

Chapters are listed by state. Please view the key for an explanation of the information and timeframe. For a quick comparison, view the ® 2024 Collegiate Reports.

About this list

NEW MEMBER TOTAL: Reflects the number of new members recruited during Primary Recruitment (fall or spring, depending on campus) and COB (as of May 1, 2025).

CHAPTER SIZE: Total members plus new members following Primary Recruitment and COB (as of May 1, 2025)

CAMPUS TOTAL: The number of members the campus determines the chapter is eligible to recruit

SCHOLARSHIP: GPA as of Spring 2024 / Alpha Gamma Delta Marguerite Shephard Initiative academic honors, if applicable. Diamond = 3.5+ GPA; Pearl = 3.25-3.49; Gold = 3.14-3.24.

JEWEL CHAPTER: Collegiate chapters gain membership in the Jewel Society when they raise $2,000 or more for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation annually (June 1, 2023 to May 31, 2024)

LINKED MEDIA: Click to visit a chapter's social media channel.

UNAVAILABLE: Information did not exist when report was finalized.

GAMMA DELTA

Auburn University

New Member Total: 114

Chapter Size: 373 Campus Total: 348

Scholarship: 3.67 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (29)

® Instagram: @auburnalphagam/

GAMMA OMEGA

University of Alabama at Birmingham

New Member Total: 34

Chapter Size: 89 Campus Total: 90

Scholarship: 3.63 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Storage

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (31)

® Instagram: @uabalphagam/

GAMMA PSI

University of North Alabama

New Member Total: 60

Chapter Size: 152 Campus Total: 165

Scholarship: 3.46 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (25)

® Instagram: @unaalphagam/

ARKANSAS

GAMMA SIGMA

Troy University

New Member Total: 40

Chapter Size: 117 Campus Total: 123

Scholarship: 3.52 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: University home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (30)

® Instagram: @troyalphagam/

CALIFORNIA

GAMMA UPSILON

University of Montevallo

New Member Total: 16

Chapter Size: 45 Campus Total: 47

Scholarship: 3.32 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (22)

® Instagram: @montevalloagd/

PSI

University of Alabama

New Member Total: 140

Chapter Size: 484 Campus Total: 450

Scholarship: 3.86 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (26)

® Instagram: @uaalphagam/

THETA BETA

Auburn University at Montgomery

New Member Total: 9

Chapter Size: 9 Campus Total: 40

Scholarship: 3.15 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC Storage

® Instagram: @aumalphagam/

THETA EPSILON

University of South Alabama

New Member Total: 50

Chapter Size: 87 Campus Total: 137

Scholarship: 3.19 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC University home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (19)

® Instagram: @usaalphagam/

EPSILON ZETA

Arkansas State University

New Member Total: 42

Chapter Size: 122 Campus Total: 117

Scholarship: 3.58 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC University home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (21)

® Instagram: astatealphagam/

DELTA ETA

San Diego State University

New Member Total: 23

Chapter Size: 87 Campus Total: 346

Scholarship: 3.21 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC Leased home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (8)

® Instagram: @alphagamsdsu/

DELTA IOTA

California State University, Chico

New Member Total: 58

Chapter Size: 144 Campus Total: 141

Scholarship: 3.12 GPA / none

 Property Type: Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (24) ® Instagram: @chicoalphagam/

DELTA PI

San Francisco State University

New Member Total: 28

Chapter Size: 57 Campus Total: 76

Scholarship: 3.13 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (15) ® Instagram: @sfsualphagam/

DELTA RHO

Sonoma State University

New Member Total: 11

Chapter Size: 40 Campus Total: 39

Scholarship: 3.29 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (25)

® Instagram: @ssuagd/

DELTA TAU

Chapman University

New Member Total: 62

Chapter Size: 116 Campus Total: 169

Scholarship: 3.41 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (18) ® Instagram: @chapmanalphagam/

THETA LAMBDA

University of West Florida

New Member Total: 20

Chapter Size: 40 Campus Total: 64

Scholarship: 3.24 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: none " Foundation Jewel Chapter (25)

® Instagram: @uwfalphagam/

GAMMA ALPHA

University of Georgia

New Member Total: 95

Chapter Size: 344 Campus Total: 344

Scholarship: 3.61 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (30)

® Instagram: @ugaalphagam/

GAMMA IOTA

Mercer University

New Member Total: 26

Chapter Size: 60 Campus Total: 86

Scholarship: 3.21 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC University home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (26)

® Instagram: @merceralphagam/

GAMMA BETA

Florida State University

New Member Total: 73

Chapter Size: 154 Campus Total: 283

Scholarship: 3.51 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (18) ® Instagram: @fsualphagam/

GAMMA PHI

Georgia Institute of Technology

New Member Total: 53

Chapter Size: 195 Campus Total: 192

Scholarship: 3.62 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (26)

® Instagram: @gtalphagammadelta/

GAMMA TAU

University of West Georgia

New Member Total: 17

Chapter Size: 29 Campus Total: 50

Scholarship: 3.22 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC University home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (14)

® Instagram: @alphagamuwg/

FLORIDA

GEORGIA

MU

Brenau University

New Member Total: 7

Chapter Size: 14 Campus Total: 23

Scholarship: 3.32 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University home

® Instagram: @brenaualphagam/

DELTA UPSILON

Boise State University

New Member Total: 74

Chapter Size: 192 Campus Total: 190

Scholarship: 3.41 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (9)

® Instagram: @agdboisestate/

NU DELTA

Georgia College & State University

New Member Total: 69

Chapter Size: 188 Campus Total: 190

Scholarship: 3.37 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Leased home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (7) ® Instagram: @alphagamgcsu/

THETA DELTA

University of North Georgia

New Member Total: 37

Chapter Size: 88 Campus Total: 89

Scholarship: 3.45 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (27)

® Instagram: @alphagamung/

DELTA SIGMA

University of Hawaii

New Member Total: 53

Chapter Size: 63 Campus Total: 169

Scholarship: 3.21 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC Storage ® Instagram: @hawaiialphagam/

BETA ETA

Southern Illinois University Carbondale

New Member Total: 30

Chapter Size: 55 Campus Total: 60

Scholarship: 3.00 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (29)

® Instagram: @siualphagam/

BETA IOTA

Eastern Illinois University

New Member Total: 10

Chapter Size: 18 Campus Total: 30

Scholarship: 3.43 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: University home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (31)

® Instagram: @eiu_agd/

DELTA THETA

University of Idaho

New Member Total: 26

Chapter Size: 52 Campus Total: 83

Scholarship: 3.16 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

® Instagram: @uialphagam/

BETA OMICRON

Illinois State University

New Member Total: 45

Chapter Size: 117 Campus Total: 138

Scholarship: 3.55 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: Owned home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (26)

® Instagram: @alphagam_isu/

SIGMA

University of Illinois

New Member Total: 75

Chapter Size: 164 Campus Total: 171

Scholarship: 3.63 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Owned home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (28) ® Instagram: @illinoisalphagam/

HAWAII

IDAHO

ILLINOIS

XI

Illinois Wesleyan University

New Member Total: 14

Chapter Size: 36 Campus Total: 52

Scholarship: 3.48 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (24)

® Instagram: @iwualphagammadelta/

BETA DELTA

Indiana University

New Member Total: 131

Chapter Size: 249 Campus Total: 263

Scholarship: 3.45 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (29)

® Instagram: @agd_indiana/

BETA PHI

Valparaiso University

New Member Total: 14

Chapter Size: 37 Campus Total: 59

Scholarship: 3.33 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (1)

® Instagram: @valpoalphagam/

BETA TAU

Ball State University

New Member Total: 29

Chapter Size: 69 Campus Total: 71

Scholarship: 3.34 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (26)

® Instagram: @alphagambsu/

BETA XI

Purdue University

New Member Total: 66

Chapter Size: 152 Campus Total: 158

Scholarship: 3.44 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (24)

® Instagram: @purduealphagam/

IOWA

PI

Coe College

New Member Total: 2

Chapter Size: 18 Campus Total: 25

Scholarship: 3.07 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC University space

® Instagram: @alphagam_coe/

RHO

Iowa State University

New Member Total: 41

Chapter Size: 115 Campus Total: 120

Scholarship: 3.34 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (27)

® Instagram: @iowastatealphagam/

KANSAS

EPSILON CHI

Kansas State University

New Member Total: 36

Chapter Size: 58 Campus Total: 137

Scholarship: 3.01 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (8)

® Instagram: @ksualphagam/

EPSILON KAPPA

Pittsburg State University

New Member Total: 28

Chapter Size: 72 Campus Total: 81

Scholarship: 3.35 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (27)

® Instagram: @alphagampitt/

EPSILON MU

Fort Hays State University

New Member Total: 16

Chapter Size: 28 Campus Total: 33

Scholarship: 3.26 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (27)

® Instagram: @fhsualphagams/

INDIANA

EPSILON

University of Kentucky

New Member Total: 140

Chapter Size: 291 Campus Total: 290

Scholarship: 3.32 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (26)

® Instagram: @ukalphagam/

GAMMA OMICRON

Eastern Kentucky University

New Member Total: 45

Chapter Size: 66 Campus Total: 101

Scholarship: 3.08 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC University space " Foundation Jewel Chapter (27)

® Instagram: @eku_alphagam/

GAMMA XI

Murray State University

New Member Total: 42

Chapter Size: 89 Campus Total: 90

Scholarship: 3.51 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: University space " Foundation Jewel Chapter (31)

® Instagram: @agd_gammaxi/

THETA IOTA

Western Kentucky University

New Member Total: 63

Chapter Size: 136 Campus Total: 145

Scholarship: 3.31 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (16)

® Instagram: @wkualphagam/

THETA UPSILON

Georgetown College

New Member Total: 5

Chapter Size: 10 Campus Total: 51

Scholarship: 3.25 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University space

® Instagram: @alphagamgc/

MARYLAND

MASSACHUSETTS

MICHIGAN

ZETA DELTA

Towson University

New Member Total: 18

Chapter Size: 28 Campus Total: 53

Scholarship: 3.34 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (10)

® Instagram: @tu_alphagam/

ZETA ZETA

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

New Member Total: 24

Chapter Size: 81 Campus Total: 110

Scholarship: 3.59 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Owned home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (17)

® Instagram: @alphagam_wpi/

ALPHA BETA

University of Michigan

New Member Total: 89

Chapter Size: 205 Campus Total: 241

Scholarship: 3.52 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: Owned home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (21)

® Instagram: @michiganalphagam/

ALPHA PI

Wayne State University

New Member Total: 15

Chapter Size: 25 Campus Total: 29

Scholarship: 3.47 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (23)

® Instagram: @wsualphagam/

ALPHA UPSILON

Central Michigan University

New Member Total: 16

Chapter Size: 54 Campus Total: 54

Scholarship: 3.19 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (18)

® Instagram: @alphagamcmu/

ZETA ALPHA

Eastern Michigan University

New Member Total: 3

Chapter Size: 10 Campus Total: 31

Scholarship: 2.94 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Storage

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (10)

® Instagram: @alphagamemu/

ZETA EPSILON

Michigan Technological University

New Member Total: 12

Chapter Size: 36 Campus Total: 38

Scholarship: 3.02 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

® Instagram: @mtu_alphagam/

ZETA NU

Alma College

New Member Total: 10

Chapter Size: 16 Campus Total: 39

Scholarship: 3.52 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: University home

® Instagram: @almaalphagam/

ZETA OMICRON

Kettering University

New Member Total: 12

Chapter Size: 30 Campus Total: 40

Scholarship: 3.59 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Storage

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (15)

® Instagram: @agd_zo

ZETA SIGMA

Northwood University

New Member Total: 4

Chapter Size: 13 Campus Total: 25

Scholarship: 3.08 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Storage

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (9)

® Instagram: @northwoodalphagam/

ZETA UPSILON

Northern Michigan University

New Member Total: 14

Chapter Size: 27 Campus Total: 40

Scholarship: 3.43 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (5)

® Instagram: @nmualphagams/

MINNESOTA

DELTA

University of Minnesota

New Member Total: 36

Chapter Size: 69 Campus Total: 118

Scholarship: 3.32 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (28)

® Instagram: @alphagamumn/

EPSILON EPSILON

William Jewell College

New Member Total: 17

Chapter Size: 53 Campus Total: 53

Scholarship: 3.67 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (24)

® Instagram: @wjc_agd/

EPSILON LAMBDA

University of Central Missouri

New Member Total: 6

Chapter Size: 13 Campus Total: 38

Scholarship: 2.56 GPA

 Property Type: FHC Storage

® Instagram: @ucmalphagam/

EPSILON OMEGA

Truman State University

New Member Total: 20

Chapter Size: 41 Campus Total: 54

Scholarship: 3.17 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (27)

® Instagram: @agdtrumanstate/

MISSOURI

KAPPA BETA

Missouri Western State University

New Member Total: 5

Chapter Size: 9 Campus Total: 23

Scholarship: 3.10 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Storage

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (27)

® Instagram: @mwsu_alphagam/

NEBRASKA

KAPPA DELTA

Westminster College

New Member Total: 12

Chapter Size: 15 Campus Total: 29

Scholarship: 3.41 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University space

® Instagram: @westmoalphagam/

ZETA TAU

Seton Hall University

New Member Total: 31

Chapter Size: 79 Campus Total: 80

Scholarship: 3.60GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (14)

® Instagram: @alphagamshu/

ALPHA

Syracuse University

New Member Total: 104

Chapter Size: 240 Campus Total: 243

Scholarship: 3.50 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (5)

® Instagram: @alphagamcuse/

BETA ALPHA

Nebraska Wesleyan University

New Member Total: 9

Chapter Size: 13 Campus Total: 80

Scholarship: 3.41 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (16)

® Instagram: @nwu_alphagam/

ALPHA ALPHA

University at Buffalo–SUNY

New Member Total: 31

Chapter Size: 68 Campus Total: 90

Scholarship: 3.25 GPA / Peal

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (8)

® Instagram: @alphagamub/

DELTA

OMICRON

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

New Member Total: 33

Chapter Size: 56 Campus Total: 74

Scholarship: GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (26)

® Instagram: @unlvagd/

LAMBDA DELTA

Rutgers University

New Member Total: 76

Chapter Size: 165 Campus Total: 168

Scholarship: 3.46 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Leased home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (4)

® Instagram: @rutgersalphagam/

LAMBDA ALPHA

St. Joseph’s College Long Island

New Member Total: 10

Chapter Size: 20 Campus Total: 33

Scholarship: 3.58 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (12)

® Instagram: @sjli_alphagammadelta/

ZETA ETA

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

New Member Total: 18

Chapter Size: 79 Campus Total: 79

Scholarship: 3.25 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC Leased home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (15)

® Instagram: @rpialphagam/

NEW

GAMMA ETA

High Point University

New Member Total: 62

Chapter Size: 174 Campus Total: 176

Scholarship: 3.17 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC University home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (20) ® Instagram: @alphagam_hpu/

NU ALPHA

Appalachian State University

New Member Total: 50

Chapter Size: 79 Campus Total: 134

Scholarship: 3.13 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Storage

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (6) ® Instagram: @appalphagams/

NU GAMMA

East Carolina University

New Member Total: 64

Chapter Size: 124 Campus Total: 138

Scholarship: 3.06 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Leased home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (7)

® Instagram: @ecu.alphagam/

THETA MU

University of North Carolina

Wilmington

New Member Total: 29

Chapter Size: 82 Campus Total: 88

Scholarship: 3.51 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (17) ® Instagram: @uncwalphagamma delta/

THETA OMICRON

Western Carolina University

New Member Total: 31

Chapter Size: 54 Campus Total: 79

Scholarship: 3.23 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC University Space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (9)

® Instagram: @alphagam_wcu/

BETA BETA

North Dakota State University

New Member Total: 37

Chapter Size: 79 Campus Total: 80

Scholarship: 3.21 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC Owned home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (28) ® Instagram: @ndsualphagam/

ALPHA IOTA

Baldwin Wallace College

New Member Total: 15

Chapter Size: 27 Campus Total: 40

Scholarship: 3.40 / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter

® Instagram: @bwualphagam/

ALPHA LAMBDA

The Ohio State University

New Member Total: 105

Chapter Size: 242 Campus Total: 243

Scholarship: 3.62 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (21)

® Instagram: @osualphagam/

LAMBDA EPSILON

Case Western Reserve University

New Member Total: 28

Chapter Size: 75 Campus Total: 74

Scholarship: 3.55 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC University space

® Instagram: @alphagamcwru/

OMEGA

University of Akron

New Member Total: 12

Chapter Size: 31 Campus Total: 39

Scholarship: 2.91 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (25)

® Instagram: @akronalphagam/

OHIO

ZETA

Ohio University

New Member Total: 36

Chapter Size: 113 Campus Total: 101

Scholarship: 3.43 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (6)

® Instagram: @alphagammadeltaou/

EPSILON NU

University of Central Oklahoma

New Member Total: 24

Chapter Size: 40 Campus Total: 52

Scholarship: 3.41 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (26)

® Instagram: @ucoalphagam/

UPSILON

University of Oklahoma

New Member Total: 109

Chapter Size: 241 Campus Total: 314

Scholarship: 3.44 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (27)

® Instagram: @oualphagam/

PHI

Oregon State University

New Member Total: 50

Chapter Size: 112 Campus Total: 111

Scholarship: 3.29 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (18)

® Instagram: @agdosu/

ALPHA EPSILON

Westminster College

New Member Total: 14

Chapter Size: 49 Campus Total: 48

Scholarship: 3.29 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (17)

® Instagram: @agdwc/

ALPHA OMEGA

Duquesne University

New Member Total: 31

Chapter Size: 90 Campus Total: 92

Scholarship: 3.61 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (21)

® Instagram: @alphagamduq/

ALPHA SIGMA

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

New Member Total: 12

Chapter Size: 35 Campus Total: 32

Scholarship: 3.25 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University space

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (30)

® Instagram: @alphagam_iup/

LAMBDA GAMMA

Villanova University

New Member Total: 26

Chapter Size: 59 Campus Total: 229

Scholarship: 3.59 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Storage

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (7)

® Instagram: @novaalphagam/

ZETA BETA

Lehigh University

New Member Total: 30

Chapter Size: 121 Campus Total: 121

Scholarship: 3.51 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC University home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (4)

® Instagram: @lehighalphagam/

ZETA GAMMA

Gannon University

New Member Total: 14

Chapter Size: 57 Campus Total: 57

Scholarship: 3.74 / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC University home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (26)

® Instagram: @gu_alphagams/

ZETA PI

Saint Joseph’s University

New Member Total: 47

Chapter Size: 105 Campus Total: 104

Scholarship: 3.44 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (22)

® Instagram: @sjualphagam/

ZETA THETA

Lafayette College

New Member Total: 37

Chapter Size: 92 Campus Total: 94

Scholarship: 3.59 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC University home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (5)

® Instagram: @alphagamlafayette/

THETA OMEGA

University of South Carolina

New Member Total: 133

Chapter Size: 320 Campus Total: 460

Scholarship: 3.61 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Leased space " Foundation Jewel Chapter (12)

® Instagram: @alphagamusc/

GAMMA NU

University of Tennessee, Knoxville

New Member Total: 150

Chapter Size: 141 Campus Total: 415

Scholarship: n/a for spring 2024

 Property Type: FHC University home

® Instagram: @utkalphagam/

GAMMA ZETA

University of Memphis

New Member Total: 22

Chapter Size: 53 Campus Total: 60

Scholarship: 3.69 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: FHC Leased home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (27)

® Instagram: @memphisalphagam/

NU BETA

University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

New Member Total: 35

Chapter Size: 72 Campus Total: 119

Scholarship: 3.14 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC Leased home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (7)

® Instagram: @utcalphagam/

THETA PSI

Austin Peay State University

New Member Total: 22

Chapter Size: 27 Campus Total: 50

Scholarship: 2.91 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC University town home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (9)

® Instagram: @apsualphagam/

THETA TAU

Belmont University

New Member Total: 55

Chapter Size: 201 Campus Total: 203

Scholarship: 3.58 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: University space " Foundation Jewel Chapter (16)

® Instagram: @belmontalphagam/

EPSILON PHI

Texas Woman’s University

New Member Total: 16

Chapter Size: 25 Campus Total: 36

Scholarship: 3.27 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University space " Foundation Jewel Chapter (17)

® Instagram: @twualphagam/

EPSILON PSI

University of Texas at Dallas

New Member Total: 21

Chapter Size: 39 Campus Total: 65

Scholarship: 3.27 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (24)

® Instagram: @utdalphagam/

SOUTH CAROLINA

TENNESSEE

TEXAS

EPSILON UPSILON

Tarleton State University

New Member Total: 77

Chapter Size: 147 Campus Total: 149

Scholarship: 3.32 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (25) ® Instagram: @alphagam_tsu/

KAPPA EPSILON

Texas State University

New Member Total: 43

Chapter Size: 64 Campus Total: 149

Scholarship: 2.83 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Leased home " Foundation Jewel Chapter (6) ® Instagram: @txstalphagam/

THETA ZETA

Randolph-Macon College

New Member Total: 23

Chapter Size: 45 Campus Total: 46

Scholarship: 3.32 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University home

® Instagram: @alphagamrmc/

DELTA BETA

Washington State University

New Member Total: 33

Chapter Size: 99 Campus Total: 118

Scholarship: 3.36 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (11)

® Instagram: @alphagamwsu/

KAPPA GAMMA

Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi

New Member Total: 31

Chapter Size: 41 Campus Total: 45

Scholarship: 2.93 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC Storage ® Instagram: @tamuccalphagam/

THETA NU

Virginia Commonwealth University

New Member Total: 40

Chapter Size: 82 Campus Total: 83

Scholarship: 3.43 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC Storage " Foundation Jewel Chapter (19) ® Instagram: @alphagamvcu/

IOTA

University of Washington

New Member Total: 41

Chapter Size: 109 Campus Total: 115

Scholarship: 3.61 GPA / Diamond

 Property Type: Owned home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (31)

® Instagram: @uwalphagam/

ALPHA OMICRON

West Virginia Wesleyan College

New Member Total: 10

Chapter Size: 20 Campus Total: 39

Scholarship: 3.36 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: FHC University space

® Instagram: @wvwcagd/

GAMMA LAMBDA

Longwood University

New Member Total: 22

Chapter Size: 50 Campus Total: 59

Scholarship: 3.24 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC University space

® Instagram: @longwoodagd/

BETA EPSILON

Carroll University

New Member Total: 5

Chapter Size: 16 Campus Total: 20

Scholarship: 3.14 GPA / none

 Property Type: FHC University space

® Instagram: @carrolluagd/

VIRGINIA

WASHINGTON

WISCONSIN

WEST VIRGINIA

BETA THETA

University of Wisconsin-Whitewater

New Member Total: 27

Chapter Size: 57 Campus Total: 70

Scholarship: 3.23 GPA / Gold

 Property Type: FHC Leased home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (4)

® Instagram: @uwwalphagam/

ALPHA ETA

Dalhousie University

New Member Total: 17

Chapter Size: 22 Campus Total: W

Scholarship: 3.45 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: none

® Instagram: @alphagamhalifax/

BETA GAMMA

University of Manitoba

New Member Total: 17

Chapter Size: 28 Campus Total: 40

Scholarship: 2.68 GPA / none

 Property Type: none

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (2)

® Instagram: @manitobaalphagam/

DELTA KAPPA

University of Alberta

New Member Total: 15

Chapter Size: 36 Campus Total: 43

Scholarship: 3.02 GPA / none

 Property Type: Leased home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (6)

® Instagram: @uofa.alphagam/

DELTA NU

University of Calgary

New Member Total: 24

Chapter Size: 45 Campus Total: 62

Scholarship: 3.12 GPA / none

 Property Type: none

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (11)

® Instagram: @agducalgary/

DELTA ZETA

University of British Columbia

New Member Total: 18

Chapter Size: 34 Campus Total: 84

Scholarship: 3.33 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: none

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (3)

® Instagram: @alphagamubc/

TAU

University of Toronto

New Member Total: 18

Chapter Size: 36 Campus Total: 53

Scholarship: 3.42 GPA / Pearl

 Property Type: Leased home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (7)

® Instagram: @alphagamuoft/

ZETA CHI

University of Western Ontario

New Member Total: 77

Chapter Size: 154 Campus Total: 144

Scholarship: 2.91 GPA / none

 Property Type: Leased home

" Foundation Jewel Chapter (21)

® Instagram: @agduwo/

Thank you ALPHA GAM VOLUNTEERS

In April

Alpha Gam celebrated Volunteer Appreciation Week. We continue to celebebrate your amazing international volunteers throughout the year.

A TEAM COMMITTEE

S. Diana Agajanian

Kathy Fisk Christiansen

Tara Bopp Decker

Jen Avant Goodwin

Judith Hayes Hand

Becky Kelly Harvey

Nann Blaine Hilyard

Sheyania Hughes

Stéphanie Jaffrès

Diane Santiago Link

Nancy Garrott Mele

Margie Tribble Nickels

Roberta Phillips

Susan Eberts Prater

Elise Rennels Ramsey

Jillian Roth Reyna

Debbie Douglass Roth

Lauree Stober

Sandra Goodwin Streech

Debbie Rubenstein Wood

Janet Worthman

Sara Wagoner Young

ADVISOR SUPPORT COMMITTEE

Amy Kant Ridenour, Chair

Cait Ferguson Adams

Kim Beagley

Jenilee Jay Burlin

Erin Deitrich Dekle

Amanda Rissley

Holly Phillips Rudnick

Heather Sprinkle

ALUMNAE ENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Vanessa Gonzalez Lopez, Chair

Kelly Lucas Davenport

Benita Wilson Dick

Hannah Draper

Vicky Owles Goodin

Kirstie Maylor

Alison Miller

Rachel Molnar

ALUMNAE RECOGNITION COMMITTEE

Stéphanie Jaffrès, Chair

Vicki Martin Fitzpatrick

KC Klinefelter Hastings

Helene Martucci Lamarre

Alisha Bennett Stewart

Mercedes Wenzel

ALUMNAE SUPPORT COMMITTEE

Jennifer Marshall Ross, Chair

Jen Avant Goodwin

Terri Bridy Coker

Carrie Ferrando

Kimberly Hall Johnson

Rennie Karnovich

Mary Noon Kellner

Ambah Frederick Kioko

Alison LeFlore

Nancy Thorman Pittman

Brit Profit-Rheinwald

Jenny Turk Neveadomi

Amber Davenport Williams

Michelle Yuenger

AMBASSADOR TEAM

Lisa Adams

Benita Wilson Dick

Amber Garrison Duncan

Rie Gerah Hoehner

Lesley Hubbard

Lelia VanNorden Kelley

Nancy Bailey Knickerbocker

Mary Beth Dulcey Morabito

Melody Nishida

Cinda Zehner O’Connor

Marie Ford Palmer

KJ Siffring Powell

Susan Eberts Prater

Sheila Kelley Sola

Suzanne Carmack Spicer

Jackie Brannon Stutts

Liz Harriss York

ARCHIVES COMMITTEE

Stephanie Ann Mindock, Chair

Alora Adams

Lexxy Blair

Barb Baerwald Bowman

Vicki Eisele

Mariann Babka Gutshall

Jo Randolph Hatch

Brit Henry

Suzanne Carmack Spicer

Jennifer Teeter

CHAPTER ADVISORS

Lindsey Allan

Rebecca Hanback Anderson

Jessica Hicks Baker

Jennifer Baker

Elizabeth Baxter Bass

Katherine Blackard

Tammy Breski

Karin Struck Burwell

Malori Butler

Jenna Alston Chambliss

Alyson Henigan Chapman

Emily Cherniack

Paula Coleman-Rich

Melissa Coone Cornett

Colleen Carnes Cotton

Gayle Curtis Cunningham

Danielle Lorenzetti Cyrus

Teresa Begnoche Davidson

Laura Lee Dellinger

Natalie D'Hollander

Sharon Dicker

Susan George Dunkleberger

Tiffany Eickenberg

JR Mae Balicha Espinoza

Kamryn Kurtzner Fraleigh

Sheryl Ahlstrom Goodson

Rachel Gorenstein

Sarah Tokumaru Gosselin

Cara Group

Katie Hardaway

Shannon Hart

Taylor Harvey-Ryan

Jessica Hesseldahl

Ann Hicho

Devony Hemingway Hines

Alexis Hoium

Lauren Williamson Holland

Lindsey Hopkins Hall

Ildiko Gaspar Hosman

Polly Herndon Houston

Charlotte Powell Howton

Holly Hrabik

Sheyania Hughes

Jennifer Werni Hughes

McKenna Hurd

Suzanne Imperiale

Brittany Lockhart Jackson

Samantha Perrin Jackson

Laura Burkards Junkin

Jordan Makowski Kassebaum

Jessica Keesee

Amanda Thomas Kesler

Shelby Tate Kulick

Carly Keeler Leatherwood

Mitzi Mason Lee

Caroline Chupka Lewis

Katharine LiMandri

Pamela Lin

Katerina Gombar Lott

Colette Masterson

Ann McAllaster

Emily Middleton

Patricia Sampson Mills

Kathryn Mitchell

Diana Hale Nolan

Sarah Columbia Nolan

Sarah Noll

Nicole Ricchini O'Hearn

Sahara Outler

Haley Mowdy Owen

Wendy Leavitt Page

Jennifer Papazian

Abigail Paris

Lesley Feyerherm Pepperman

Shannon Petty

Alicia Pilmore

Shaley Smith Pittman

Kelley Pernicone Plats

Brittany Profit-Rheinwald

Leandra Patochek Putman

Kendra Raffael

Molly Rattigan

Susan Pearson Rauch

Jane Umlauf Reed

Payton Baggett Reynolds

Jacquie Levesque Rice

Ashley Pembleton Ricossa

Michele Riker-Semon

Amanda Rissley

Teresa Orr Sanchez

Malena Hughes Sciulli

Lisa Scolaro Skelly

Sheila Kelley Sola

Alison Steinwand

Lauree Stober

Ashley Merritt Szmanda

Kari Tauriainen

Elissa Handley Tyson

Ashley Ulmer

Kari Zebracki Walker

Liana Mitchell Wallace

Thank you ALPHA GAM VOLUNTEERS

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Diamond Ewell Wasil

Abigail Welch Eitutis

Erica White

Kelsey White

Theresa Sengstock Wilson

Catelin Catie Witt-Danner

Christine Wright

Haley Jones Young

Nicole Ypes

Samantha Zajdel

Andrea Zuniga-Velasquez

COLLEGIATE EXPERIENCE COMMITTEE

Lizzie Digiovanni, Chair

Keren Bard

Sonja Dobbs Culbertson

Laura Giamberardino Cardile

Angela Bradley Harris

Bri Jordan

Madison Brenamen Lien

Anna Moss

Cat McGuire Nanney

Grace Scudder

Sara Bissell Walk

Anna Kerlin Wise

COLLEGIATE FINANCE SUPPORT COMMITEE

Diana Hale Nolan, Chair

REGIONAL FINANCE COORDINATORS

Amy Racin Danks

Vicky Hubler Ferron

Tanya Hughes

Amy Milobowski White

FINANCE SUPPORT SPECIALISTS

Ashleigh Hightower Addison

Meg Brannan Fortney

Maddie Freedman

Sheryl Ahlstrom Goodson

Jennifer Claycomb Koehler

Jill Madrid Maratsos

Mary Lou Ikeda Miwa

Kara Plash

Laura Welch Sokalski

Erica Garcia Tsucalas

Cherree Kemple Walling

DIVERSITY, EQUITY & INCLUSION COMMITTEE

Kylie Frisby, Chair

Alissa Acheson

Alexis Banks Harris

Kristen Caris Hayde

Sadie Josephs

Lupe Santana

Vickie Valencia

DOCUMENTS AUDIT COMMITTEE

Fran George Arnsdorff, Chair

Suzanne Beatch

Christina Kamm Carpenter

Sue Rumsfield Clary

Sherri Eden

Janelle Hawkes

Sheri Kellner

Krissy Vogel

Leslie Russell Westbury

Pam Macpherson Young

EDUCATION & RESEARCH COMMITTEE

Alyssa Norman Lewis, Chair

Victoria Brown

Carlene Seutter

Sonya Sigler

Karmen Vrooman Simon

ELECTIONS COMMITTEE CHAIR

Karen Donaldson Metzger

FHC BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Caroline Mahoney

Mary Kate Toomey Daly

Libby Kavoulakis

Cynthia Hunt

Jennifer Smentek Mores

FIGHTING HUNGER GRANT COMMITTEE

Christine Fedornock Baily

Scarlett Bickerton

Vanessa Canfield Black

Bryna Bobick

Diane Maher Burgess

Marlee Reynolds D’Egidio

Emily Smothers Dizik

Janice Johnson Fisher

Kamryn Kurtzner Fraleigh

Dawn Schott Gilmore

Shari Koss

Diane Santiago Link

Vanessa Gonzalez Lopez

Katie Reed Midla

Teresa Orr Sanchez

Gillian Sauer

Jess Seymour

Brianna Tidwell

Linda Mabry Wilkinson

Rachel Turner-Bensen

FOUNDATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Maurie Jones Phelan, Chair

Melissa Jacobson James

Martha Petry Parham

Andrea Pendleton

Natasha Shahani

Bobette Sandifer Thompson

Sylvie Kramer Weiker

HARM PREVENTION COMMITTEE

Karin Struck Burwell

Katie Frederick

Valley Osborne McCurry

Haley Mowdy Owen

Katie Uthman

Kathleen Fallon Wiant

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL

Andrea Pendleton, International President INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENTS

Adrienne Kerr Beckett

Kalina Haynes

Carol Richards Peske

Jennifer Smentek Mores

Klazina van den Berg

Jolie Graves Webb

MEMBERSHIP REVIEW COMMITTEE

Barbara Meador Callard

Barb Krumme Geiger

Angeline Jones

Delaney Parker

Destiny Savage

CHIEF PANHELLENIC OFFICER

Lee Woodham Langub

PANHELLENIC SUPPORT COMMITTEE

Kalina Haynes

Rie Gerah Hoehner

Emmy Linman John

Julie Berger Karstetter

Ansley Martin

Allison Wachs Scott

Sara Rolin Scott

Thank you ALPHA GAM VOLUNTEERS

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PHILANTHROPY COMMITTEE

Michele Hartlove, Chair

Diane Coulter Jones

Mara Weissinger

Debbie Rubenstein Wood

RECRUITMENT SUPPORT COMMITTEE

Karen Hastings Davidson, Chair

Jordan Bailey

Ivy Barton

Emily Becker

Lisa Bowman Bergum

Emileigh Groh Cockrum

Sabrina Beckman Grant

Dawn Large Hart

Morgan Ivich

Caitlin Farris Knight

Kirstin Larson

Abby Lindsey

Aliza Momin

Alyse Johnson Munishamaiah

Corrinna Redford Redford

Annie Winkler

RITUAL COMMITTEE

Debbie Douglass Roth, Chair

Janis Lang Bartosz

Barbara Blanchard Cohen

Patti Speakman Conville

Lily Hunter

Rosie Goolik Jordan

Gena Borah Morris

Laurie Vesalo

Mitzi Langlois Young

FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP SELECTION COMMITTEE

Jan Abraham

Ashley Coleman Barton Janis

Lang Bartosz Suzanne Beatch

Abby Barber Burgum

Barbara Meador Callard

Kelly Dermyer Cornett

Valerie Dobson

Emily Doran

Sheryl Ahlstrom Goodson

Leanne Furman Hart

Samantha Perrin Jackson

Angeline Jones

Karen Kelly

Kirsten Gilbert

Helene Martucci Lamarre

Therese Marz

Colette Masterson

Lisa Williams McClurg

Liz Kaschalk Minbiole

Toni Moseley

Heather Rider Mundwiler

Alyse Johnson Munishamaiah

Jennifer Turk Neveadomi

Jani Macari Pallis

Kate Richardson

Amy Kant Ridenour

Chloe Secor

Shaleeah Smith

Alisha Bennett Stewart

Jennifer Freeman Thompson

Kristy Wisner Tokarczyk

Amy Vojta

Patricia O'Connor Vreeland

Dianna Adams Wilke

Tona Williams

VOLUNTEER DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE

Kelly Dermyer Cornett, Chair

Mary Linn

Robin Belcher Liesfeld

Jennifer Long

Delaney Parker

Therese Marz

Why I Serve

“I volunteer for Alpha Gamma Delta because I want to give back to the organization that has given me so much over the past 25 years. Being involved allows me to help shape our Fraternity’s future and ensure it continues to thrive. I also love connecting with sisters across North America as we work together toward a common goal.”

“From university on, Alpha Gamma Delta has played a major role in my life, and the language of The Purpose is truly in my DNA. Whether locally or on VST, I enjoy the opportunity to give back to the Fraternity that has given so much to me, as well as to better my community and beyond through our Fighting Hunger mission. The ultimate benefit for me has been the friendships I’ve made with the sisters with whom I’ve had the honor to work.”

“Alpha Gamma Delta has profoundly impacted my personal and professional growth, and I am passionate about giving back to an organization that has shaped my journey. Volunteering allows me to support the next generation of members by fostering leadership, belonging and personal development. I am motivated by the opportunity to contribute my expertise in education, volunteer support and program development to help the organization continue evolving while staying true to its values. Most importantly, I find fulfillment in building meaningful relationships and creating lasting, positive experiences for members.”

“Volunteering with the Fraternity allows me to give back to Alpha Gam and share what I have learned during my professional career. Working on a committee allows me to collaborate with others on a team to achieve a common goal while learning. It is very exciting for me. Serving on a committee for Alpha Gam also allows me to connect with sisters from across the country, to form meaningful relationships, and learn many ways of accomplishing the same tasks. Most of my closest friends now are those I have met serving as a volunteer for Alpha Gamma Delta. Volunteering has enriched my life in so many ways and made it fuller and more meaningful.”

DELANEY PARKER Rho-Iowa State University Volunteer Development Committee Membership Review Committee

DEBBIE RUBENSTEIN WOOD Gamma Beta–Florida State University Philanthropy Committee A-Team Committee

SUZANNE BEATCH Delta Nu–University of Calgary Foundation Scholarship Selection Committee Documents Audit Committee

MICHELE HARTLOVE

Zeta Delta–Towson University Philanthropy Committee Chair

Chapter Grand

ALPHA

Syracuse University

Lois Rankin Messe 1945

Mary Nelson 1945

Lois Ann Hart Carnahan 1945

Tracey McAuliffe 1989

BETA

University of Wisconsin

Jacquelyn McGuire Gambrel 1944

Jean Elizabeth Toepfer Hertel 1945

Claire Leupold Barnes 1945

Ellen Ziemann Chestnutt 1949

DELTA

University of Minnesota

Edna Johnson Jewell 1945

Betsy Faber Davis 1945

Barbara Sirmai Warren 1962

EPSILON

University of Kentucky

Nancy Taylor Kelly 1945

ETA

DePauw University

Dona Lou Wilson Imler 1945

Betty Mercer Allured 1945

Ida Mae Barcus Youse 1962

Kathleen Auchter Leighton 1974

THETA

Goucher College

Mary Jane Hall Seth 1945

Helen Baily Campbell 1945

IOTA

University of Washington

Ada Whitworth Brady 1945

Clara Hawes Knudtsen 1945

Eloise Piedalue Mills 1945

Marilyn Jameson Snow 1945

Mary McCornack Russell 1945

Margaret Greeno Samuelson 1945

Roberta Nelson McLean 1956

KAPPA

Allegheny College

Jane Carman Nelson 1945

Mary Fulton Norton 1945

The Fraternity extends sincere condolences to family and friends of these members. This list includes notices received between January 1, 2025, and March 31, 2025 in order of initiation date.

To notify Alpha Gamma Delta of a sister who has entered Chapter Grand, please visit ® alphagammadelta.org/chapter-grand/

LAMBDA

Northwestern University

Katherine Cotter Meeker 1944

Jean Keitel Cryor 1944

Catherine Havey Kellenberg 1945

Jean Eickhof Kerbs 1945

NU

Boston University

Margaret Emery Shields 1945

Roberta Chagnon Hendee 1945

XI

Illinois Wesleyan University

Martha Beadles Giacobassi 1945

Helen Allott Severns 1945

Louise Olson Learned 1945

Louise Knight Brewer 1954

Maria Simms 1959

Gayle Beckway Smith 1959

Megan Geraghty Kontos 2009

OMICRON

University of California-Berkeley

Mardis McQuesten Preciado 1945

Merilyn McKenzie Ostergaard 1945

Mary Bradshaw 1945

Shirley DeMamiel Stewart 1945

Anita Sweet O'Bryan 1950

PI

Coe College

Mardella Hermann 1945

La Vonne Huisenga Muessig 1945

RHO

Iowa State University

Mary Garth Novy 1945

Nancy Kilberg Tyson 1956

Ashley Hunt 2002

SIGMA

University of Illinois

Nancy D Radeke Fenity 1945

Loretta Jacobson Mohan 1969

TAU

University of Toronto

Elaine Robinson McAvoy 1945

Mary Neelands Walsh 1945

UPSILON

University of Oklahoma

Reta Hurst 1972

PHI

Oregon State University

Barbara Payne Roseland 1945

Maxine Roos Schneider 1945

Jean Allen Robocker 1945

Grace Norman Simon 1946

Barbara Vaughn 1965

CHI

Michigan State University

Jean Trinkner Hewitt 1945

Jean Englehardt Holt 1945

Jean Peterson Smith 1945

PSI

University of Alabama

Charlotte Sharpe 1945

Jean McElvey Banner 1950

Dianne Ralls Adams 1953

Sylvia Towles Hill 1954

Mary Thornton Taylor 1973

OMEGA

University of Akron

Phylas Brewer Lose 1945

Elizabeth Fitzwater Cooper 1945

ALPHA ALPHA

University at Buffalo-SUNY

Imogene Williams Genewich 1945

Lynn Douglas Lefler 1963

ALPHA GAMMA

University of Cincinnati

Regina Barnett Spencer 1945

Miriam Jacobs Schmithorst 1945

ALPHA DELTA

Ohio Wesleyan University

Gwen Foster Martin 1945

Barbara Jesson Humphreys 1948

ALPHA EPSILON

Westminster College

Janice Lago Pelto 1945

Ellen Pierce Allen 1945

Marilyn Ashbaugh 1945

ALPHA ZETA

McGill University

Joan Stafford Hoyle 1945

Pauline Humphreys Busby 1945

ALPHA THETA

Hunter College

Kathleen Gillick Atkinson 1945

Ethel Danielson 1945

Margaret Muirhead 1945

Barbara Ewald Nakonechny 1945

Rosemary Fitzgerald Doyle 1945

ALPHA IOTA

Baldwin Wallace College

Janet Cox Marous 1945

ALPHA OMICRON

West Virginia Wesleyan College

Julia Sears Tatum 1977

ALPHA SIGMA

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Donna Smojice Livingston 1996

ALPHA UPSILON

Central Michigan State University

Louise Heinzman Bissell 1963

BETA ALPHA

Nebraska Wesleyan University

Patricia Kruse VanEvery 1945

Joan Thober Harrington 1949

BETA BETA

North Dakota State University

Jo Anne Christensen Banta 1950

Sally Fossay Reber 1955

BETA GAMMA

University of Manitoba

Daphne Mawer Scott 1945

June Lamont Honeyman 1945

Helen Trickey MacIntosh 1945

Mary Walker Veitch 1945

BETA DELTA

Indiana University

Carolyn Kuebler Pate 1947

BETA KAPPA

University of Iowa

Patricia Nelson Mennenga 1971

BETA XI

Purdue University

Erica Juergens Duggan 1972

GAMMA ALPHA

University of Georgia

Mary Wansley Solomon 1947

GAMMA BETA

Florida State University

Barbara McKinney Hutto 1945

Laferne Quinn Ramsing 1945

Mildred Winfield Little 1947

Kathryn Perloff Felton 1963

GAMMA DELTA

Auburn University

Martha Brush Williams 1945

Barbara Harrison Smalley 1945

Jacquelyn Glenn Vaughan 1945

Mary Shows Johnson 1945

Patricia Gunn Amos 1953

Sarah Morgan Gillespie 1958

GAMMA EPSILON

University of North Carolina

Chapel Hill

Catherine Sloan 1945

Joyce Fowler 1945

Nancye Helm 1945

Rebecca Fairley Cook 1945

GAMMA ZETA

University of Memphis

Margaret Spain 1967

GAMMA THETA

Florida Southern College

Sandra Scaramucci Vann 1967

GAMMA IOTA

Mercer University

Laura Berglund Cowart 1993

GAMMA LAMBDA

Longwood University

Mary Booker Campbell 1984

Kristin Wiley Felts 1994

DELTAALPHA

University of Southern California

Nathelle Woodward 1945

Patricia Cleland Conn 1945

Barbara Loughboro Fuller 1945

DELTA BETA

Washington State University

Joyce Hiatt Hamilton 1945

DELTA GAMMA

Montana State University

Barbara Haugen Giblin 1962

DELTA DELTA

University of Oregon

Marie Peery Medford 1945

Jane Garrison Vanorden 1945

DELTA EPSILON

University of California, Los Angeles

Shirley Nish Smith 1945

Joan Aschenbrener Yacovone 1958

Cynthia Luis 1973

DELTAZETA

University of British Columbia

Mary Goard Evans 1968

DELTA ETA

San Diego State University

Mary Cowhick Flaisig 1958

DELTA THETA

University of Idaho

Edna Jones Neal 1958

Julie Ann Naylor Stadelman 1979

DELTA XI

Arizona State University

Catherine Naru 1990

DELTA UPSILON

Boise State University

Amanda Parrill 2013

EPSILON ALPHA

University of Missouri

Imogene Vardell Phillips 1945

Dorothy Ingwersen Keller 1945

Mary Jackson Owen 1945

Karen Price Myers 1958

Nancy Tucker O'Shea 1963

EPSILON GAMMA

University of Denver

Gladys Potter Weimar 1945

EPSILON DELTA

University of Texas at Austin

Sammye Tisdale Diebel 1945

Mary Chaney Heard 1955

EPSILON ZETA

Arkansas State University

Alysia Moore 2023

Remembering Cherished Friendships

Ally Moore

2004-2025 | Epsilon Zeta Arkansas State University

Alysia Moore, known as Ally, Epsilon Zeta— Arkansas State University, entered Chapter Grand on February 7, 2025. Ally, 20, of Texarkana, Texas, was a graduate of Texas High School and a student at Arkansas State University where she was a former

EPSILON ETA

Texas Christian University

Jo Carole Jones Harding-Ferris 1955

Shirley Suddath Strong 1955

Jo Martin Christian 1955

Sally Van dePas 1970

EPSILON IOTA

University of Northern Colorado

Ruth Ann Nelson Ledall 1959

Jennie Bunt Pugh 1959

EPSILON KAPPA

Pittsburg State University

Esther McFeaters Houston 1960

Jennifer Reynolds Reed 1969

Pamela Tyler Kelly 1975

Vickie Marie Rickords 1975

Joey Dixon Dixon-Julian 1993

EPSILON OMICRON

Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Kenda Sturman Earl 1975

ZETA NU

Alma College

Mary Jo Toth 1990

THETA LAMBDA

University of West Florida

Carolyn Fairfield Butler 2007

LAMBDA GAMMA

Villanova University

Loretta Thompson 2014

cheerleader and majored in psychology. She was a counselor at Brookhill Church Camp in Hot Springs, Arkansas and had her own small business, L&M Bandanas.

"There will truly never be enough words to describe Ally and the lasting impact she left on each person she encountered. She gave each person she knew joy, laughter, and the purest most precious love. Ally loved to make people laugh

and she was always ready to have dance parties. She was always making life fun. Everyone who met her felt the joy of Christ radiating through her. She sought after Christ deeply and was truly everyone’s form of sunshine. How lucky is each person who had the opportunity to encounter her. She took with her a piece of everyone’s heart, she will always be missed and time with her will be deeply cherished," said Isabel Viala, Ally's Big Sister.

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Miss America, 1947

From the November 1947 issue of the Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly

Barbara Jo Walker, Gamma Zeta–Memphis State College (now University of Memphis)

“Only six short hours before the Memphis presses began rolling off three-inch headlines, before radios began blaring and phones began ringing, Gamma Zeta had been giving a summer rush party. At least, it had been meant to be that, but it had somehow become "Barbara Walker Day," for Gamma Zeta's own Barbara but she wasn't there, she was in Atlantic City, competing for the most coveted feminine crown in the country.”

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