CAMPAIGN IMPACT REPORT

Why a comprehensive endowment campaign was right for Alpha Phi Foundation.
The breakdown of donor dollars and how they are being put to work.
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The future is bright for Alpha Phi, but there is still work to do.
Recognizing those who supported Alpha Phi’s history-making campaign.
Susan Weiskittle Barrick (Beta Omicron–Bowling Green) Co-Chair
Linda Gardner Massie (Delta Alpha–East Carolina) Co-Chair
Susan Bevan (Sigma–Washington)
Laura Keene Demmer (Beta Gamma–Colorado)
Jenny Concepción Hansen (Beta Pi–USC)
Susan McNeice (Epsilon Nu–Delaware)
Amy Peebles (Beta–Northwestern)
Linda Schnetzer (Beta Omicron–Bowling Green)
Jackee M. Schools (Eta Lambda–George Mason)
Colleen Sirhal (Theta–Michigan)
Susan Brink Sherratt (Beta Beta–Michigan State)
Shana Goss Smith (Chi–Montana)
Diane Spry Straker (Delta Alpha–East Carolina)
Sharyn Taylor (Theta Nu–Appalachian State)
Mary Beth Cooleen Tully (Epsilon Psi–Lehigh)
Crista Cate Vasina (Delta Gamma–Northern Colorado)
Renee Smith Zimmerman Zainer (Beta Epsilon–Arizona)
Rebecca Andrew Zanatta (Beta Rho–Washington State)
Sisters and Alpha Phi Foundation Supporters, It gives us immense pleasure to report on the success of the Leading With Heart campaign and the impact this monumental philanthropic effort has, and will continue to have, on Alpha Phi.
The story told in this report is one of generosity and leadership, of passion and tenacity—in short, it is a story full of heart.
Leading With Heart was born from the desire to respond to the evolving needs of the Fraternity and to ensure that the Alpha Phi membership experience would last for generations.
Over the last seven years, we hit milestone after milestone, and navigated unforeseen challenges with courage and dedication.
Thank you to every donor, friend, and sister who supported Alpha Phi Foundation through Leading With Heart. Together with over 16,000 Alpha Phi members, we raised $43,558,644 and added to the financial strength of Alpha Phi by building enduring endowments for our sisters of the next 150 years.
We also applaud the heroic efforts of the Campaign Steering Committee, the Campaign Ambassadors, and all the Foundation staff members, past and present, who worked diligently on this campaign. They courted and thanked donors, maneuvered through the new territory of virtual fundraising, and always found the best way to move forward toward success. Each of them put their heart into this campaign!
Thank you to our Founders who had the vision to create an enduring sisterhood. Thank you to you, our sisters. Your gifts are transformational. Congratulations on ensuring a bright future for our dear Alpha Phi.
Linda Gardner Massie (Delta Alpha–East Carolina) Campaign Steering Committee, Co-Chair
Susan Weiskittle Barrick (Beta Omicron–Bowling Green) Campaign Steering Committee, Co-Chair
Leading With Heart was strategically designed to enrich...
Leading With Heart is the most ambitious and influential campaign Alpha Phi Foundation has embarked on to date. Leading With Heart is a multi-dimensional effort that allows us to meet our members where they are in their pursuits while simultaneously securing our future.
Together with donors and sisters near and far, we ensured Alpha Phi’s vibrant future, deepened our impact, and boldly embraced our call to lead with heart for the next 150 years.
Leading With Heart is the purest example of the power of women bonded together under a solemn vow, working to strengthen our Fraternity and transform the world.
The impact of Leading With Heart is greater than the dollars raised. Alpha Phi leaders envisioned a comprehensive endowment campaign that would not only provide financial assurance for future generations of Alpha Phis, but a campaign that would fundamentally change our Fraternity and our perception of philanthropy.
Alpha Phi Foundation believes in the power of philanthropy; Leading With Heart evolved how we practice this belief. Embracing the spirit of a comprehensive campaign, the Foundation shifted how we engage with Alpha Phi members, striving to connect with and involve as many members as possible.
After all, the Foundation belongs to each member, volunteer, and donor. Impact is made through the support of every donor, collegiate, alumnae, and chapter, no matter the size of their gift. And the responsibility to make a positive impact on the world is owned by every Alpha Phi.
The heart and soul of every campaign is the dedicated donors and volunteers who offer time, talent, and treasure to a cause bigger than themselves. Donors entrust their treasure to the Foundation and are the reason that impact is possible— and multiplies. Volunteers bring life and vision to the cause and inspire generosity in others. Together, these individuals championed Leading With Heart and made possible the transformational success of the campaign.
These figures are proof of the spirit of generosity that lives within the Alpha Phi sisterhood. But the triumphs of Leading With Heart are found in the stories behind these numbers. The rate and sophistication of donor support demanded that Alpha Phi Foundation:
• Refine best practices in development strategy and financial management
• Implement new technology usage through GiveSmart, CauseVid, and our Day of Giving website
• Expand our team and enhance our staff structure
All with the goal of ensuring that we have the best infrastructure to support the campaign and ensure donor dollars make the largest impact on Alpha Phis and women everywhere.
Alpha Phi is committed to providing leadership training based on the needs of today and remaining flexible to evolve with the needs of tomorrow. Leading With Heart donors provided Alpha Phi Foundation the ability to champion the Fraternity’s programmatic priorities by funding leadership training and education to develop members into courageous leaders and change makers.
"The issues that face our collegiate women and chapters have changed so much just in the years since I was in college. As a volunteer who works with our women through these issues on a frequent basis, I am so grateful for the wide array of programming Alpha Phi has developed.
From programs that help ensure that Alpha Phi is a welcoming and inclusive environment (like Brave & Bold Dialogues and Conversations that Mattie), to education to equip members with the tools to help keep themselves and each other safe (like The Buzz and Step Up!), to programs that provide our collegiate women with the tools to develop as leaders and professionals (like Alpha Phi Leadership Conference and the Elevate Your Career Series) and so much more, the support the Alpha Phi Foundation provides through Leadership Grants has enabled Alpha Phi to provide more dynamic and timely programming and education. Truly, this support from the Alpha Phi Foundation has allowed our chapters and collegiate women to rise to meet the challenges facing them today."
JENNIFER LARSON RYBACK (OMEGA-TEXAS)Thousands of Alpha Phi women have benefited from leadership training programs funded by campaign donors. Guided by Alpha Phi’s strategic plan and high ideals of membership, these empowering programs will support the growth, education, health, and well-being of its members.
Alpha Phi transformed its approach and utilizes proven industry experts and partners with emerging companies to deliver cutting-edge programmatic experiences. Leading With Heart has allowed the Fraternity to be nimble and respond to collegiate needs while focusing on topics relevant to today's collegiate experience and diverse learning styles. Alpha Phi now offers leadership education and training that is individualized and impacts our members at every stage of their development.
Leadership Institute with Disney Institute is a three-day immersive experience. The program teaches members the tools and skills needed to lead with purpose, create an environment of trust, understand the impact of their actions, and more.
StepUp! teaches tangible ways to intervene in situations relevant to today’s chapter experience through the lens of sisterhood and care. Over 2,000 collegians have been trained through this powerful tool and have been taught intervention strategies to support and safeguard one another and encourage accountability.
Though Alpha Phi offered online learning prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Alpha Phi has strengthened training offered to officers and volunteers through LearnAlphaPhi Through this online learning experience, members have access to resources, individual member-based programs, and educational videos.
Alpha Phi was founded to pave the way for women in higher education, providing sisters a support system through friendship, generosity, and an earnest drive for good scholarship. Through Leading With Heart, donors provided more merit and need-based scholarships to undergraduates and graduate Alpha Phis than ever before. Our accomplished sisters used their scholarships to excel in medicine and nursing, political science and public policy, psychology, business management, education, and many more inspiring areas of study.
Alpha Phi Foundation now offers 73 scholarships for undergraduate and graduate members.
“As a collegian, I self-funded my education. Providing funds for scholarships is a way to assist women with a financial resource to achieve their desired degree. For me, a college education was a game changer in the kind of life I have been able to experience opening the door to many wonderful opportunities. I believe in the transformational impact a scholarship can have on the life of a young woman. It was very rewarding to see the results of the Leading With Heart campaign, which is the result of so many women providing their ideas, time, and dollars to the goal of endowing Alpha Phi Foundation scholarships.”
JUDY ETHELL (ZETA ALPHA-EASTERN ILLINOIS)To our Scholarship Readers,
Thank you so much for awarding me the Alpha Phi Foundation Board of Directors BIPOC scholarship. I am eternally grateful to have support from Alpha Phi throughout my academic career, even as an alumna. Your generosity will allow me to continue to pursue my lifelong dream of becoming a doctor who strives for social justice. I hope that I can continue to make you all proud! Thank you, again!
AOE, Brooke Warren (Epsilon Rho–San Diego) Recipient of a 2022-2023 BIPOC Scholarship
Thank you so much for all of your dedicated time and efforts in reviewing scholarship applications. We could not do this without your support and are so grateful for your willingness to lead with your heart.
I am deeply honored and humbled to receive the Delta Xi Amber Weitzel Memorial Scholarship. The support it provides will help ease the financial strain of college and allow me to focus on my academics, my sisters, and my work on an undergraduate research team. I love Alpha Phi with all my heart! Representing my chapter in this positive way is such a privilege. I also feel a strong sense of responsibility to honor Ms. Weitzel’s legacy in my chapter and on campus. Thank you for trusting in me and giving me this opportunity to be an Alpha Phi scholar.
With Gratitude, Katie Lytle (Delta Xi–Nebraska Kearney)
Recipient of the 2022-2023 Delta Xi Amber Weitzel Memorial Scholarship
Leading With Heart endowed the Heart to Heart Grant at $100,000 per year and maintains our continued funding of groundbreaking research and promotion of programs that educate, empower, and save lives.
To our Medical Readers, Thank you to our Medical Readers for assisting in the Heart to Heart Grant process. You are vital to the success of the Heart to Heart Grant program, and it could not exist without your support.
Faculty members at Penn Med will use the $100,000 grant for their research project: Genetic Determinants of Coronary Microvascular Disease in Women . Historically a difficult diagnosis to make, project investigators Dr. Marie Guerraty and Dr. Shefali Verma will utilize information from the Penn Medicine BioBank (PMBB) to increase
understanding around this malady in women. By investigating genetic variants that correlate with the diagnosis of Coronary Microvascular Disease (CMVD), Drs. Guerraty and Verma are hopeful that pathways for targeted treatments can be identified.
“My grandmother continues to be one of the most influential people in my life. She suffered from heart disease and ultimately died from a cardiac event. It is incredibly important to me and my family to support Alpha Phi Foundation and specifically its Heart Health grant. Every year, this grant is awarded to an organization that is doing research to help women like my grandmother. As a member of a women's organization, I am proud that Alpha Phi Foundation supports organizations doing research in this space that will help all women. My hope is that with my support, someone else won't have to lose their loved one to this terrible disease.”
Between 2015-2022, Alpha Phi Collegiate Chapters supported 52 Mission Aligned Community Organizations by awarding a cumulative $1,608,994.
“My experience working as a research assistant under the Heart to Heart Grant with Dr. Mumma has truly defined my path in medicine. This opportunity has not only allowed me to contribute towards meaningful research in women's cardiovascular health but also gain a mentor who continues to guide me as I find my own path as a future female physician and researcher.
This experience through the Alpha Phi Foundation has taught me how to better take care of and advocate for my female patients, while bringing awareness to the gap in medical knowledge that currently exists in women's cardiovascular health. I look forward to standing by my future patients and continuing to advocate for them throughout my medical training.”
Every organization — every generation — has a trailblazer, a mover and shaker, a figure that embodies a spirit of greatness and inspires others to act. Diane Straker (Delta Alpha–East Carolina) is that figure for Alpha Phi and Alpha Phi Foundation.
Diane, a self-made woman, came from modest means and intimately understands the impact philanthropy can have on individuals and a community. Having worked from a young age, and often the only woman at the table throughout the bulk of her career, she has a respect for hard work and personally supporting the causes near and dear to her heart.
"I feel each of us has a responsibility to extend a helping hand to others and to hopefully leave the world a bit better for our having enjoyed its bounty.”
Diane’s mark on Alpha Phi has been extraordinary. She has served in many volunteer capacities—offering her time and talent—challenging norms and pushing Alpha Phi to new heights.
As a philanthropist, Diane has left an enduring mark on Alpha Phi. Alpha Phi Foundation is honored by Diane’s commitment and excited to announce that she is Alpha Phi’s first million-dollar donor.
Through her 42 years of giving, Diane has funded leadership opportunities,
scholarships, assistance grants, and so much more—impacting thousands of Alpha Phis.
Beyond her financial support, Diane has been a role model of what a true philanthropist looks like. She gave when she had little to give and encourages young Alpha Phis to do the same, emphasizing that money is needed to multiply the positive impact of worthy causes and that the act of giving, no matter the size of the gift, is crucial.
the Alpha Phi Foundation donors of yesterday, today, and tomorrow,
As Alpha Phi celebrates our 150th anniversary, we embrace the next 150 years with confidence. It is our honor to be the stewards of your support and a conduit for your passion and impact.
Over the last seven years, Leading With Heart truly became a love letter from the women of our past and present to the women of our future. The campaign became a way of life as we focused on investing in our sisters, impacting our communities, and transforming the world.
Along with you and over 16,000 member donors, we supported our amazing sisterhood in all her pursuits. Afterall, the Foundation does not simply decide to raise money on a whim. Alpha Phi Fraternity blazes a path, and in partnership the Foundation loyally follows her lead.
There is no question—there is still work to be done and Alpha Phi Foundation will continue to evolve alongside our beloved Fraternity. As our sisters and women around the world continue to assume leadership roles in society, we must continue to support them.
Our Founders envisioned a sisterhood based on mutual support and empowerment. To echo the wise words of Martha Foote Crow, “There is work enough for all of us, and today is no time to be idle.”
May we continue to lead with heart.
Thank you!
AOE, Alpha Phi Foundation
A LOVE LETTER FROM OUR PAST, A PROMISE TO OUR FUTURE.
WE EMBRACE THE NEXT 150 YEARS WITH CONFIDENCE
Thank you to the members of the Alpha Phi Foundation Board of Directors for your leadership, vision, and guidance that led to the success of the Leading With Heart campaign.
Mary Beth Cooleen Tully (Epsilon Psi-Lehigh)
Chair, 2017-2022, 2012-2022
Karen McChesney Howe (Gamma Sigma-Wisconsin Stout)
Chair, 2016-2017, 2010-2018
Diane Spry Straker (Delta Alpha-East Carolina)
Chair, 2012-2016, 2006-2016
Gretchen Wilson Alarcon (Kappa-Stanford) 2014-2022
Kim Brannon (Gamma Rho-Penn State) 2014-2018
Claire Costin (Omega-Texas) 2018-2022
Janelle Del Carlo (Beta Delta-UCLA) 2020-2022
Judy Ethell Glatz (Zeta Alpha-Eastern Illinois) 2008-2016
Jenny Concepción Hansen (Beta Pi-USC) 2016-2022
Jean Creamer Hodges (Rho-Ohio State) 2010-2018
Susan McNeice (Epsilon Nu-Delaware) 2018-2022
Colleen Sirhal (Theta-Michigan) 2014-2020
Coree Smith (Epsilon Theta-Northern Iowa) 2016-2022
Shana Smith (Chi-Montana) 2020-2022
Nancy Trillo (Beta Delta-UCLA) 2014-2016
Susan Zabriskie (Theta-Michigan) 2018-2020
Rebecca Andrew Zanatta (Beta Rho-Washington State) 2018-2022
Deana Gage (Gamma Iota-Texas Tech) Ex-Officio, Alpha Phi Fraternity International President, 2014-2018
Renee Smith Zimmerman Zaine r (Beta Epsilon-Arizona) Ex-Officio, Alpha Phi Fraternity International President, 2018-2019
Jackee M. Schools (Eta Lambda-George Mason) Ex-Officio, Alpha Phi Fraternity International President, 2019-2022
Thank you to the Foundation Staff that contributed to the day-to-day implementation and success of Leading With Heart.
Amy Peebles (Beta-Northwestern)
Executive Director
Crista Cate Vasina (Delta Gamma-Northern Colorado) Senior Director of Development
Katherine Sopp (Eta Lambda-George Mason)
Director of Marketing and Communications Mary Kegl
Controller
Linda Schnetzer (Beta Omicron-Bowling Green) Major Gifts Officer
Sharyn Taylor (Theta Nu-Appalachian State) Gift Officer
Dana Kuehn (Chi Omega Fraternity) Manager of Annual Giving
Angela DiMuzio (Iota Alpha-Pepperdine) Development Manager
Meghan Bradley (Zeta Alpha-Eastern Illinois) Office and Event Manager
Alex Goodman (Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority) Program Manager
Maia Gadsden (Zeta Pi-Case Western Reserve) Digital Marketing Specialist
Sarah Rayman (Epsilon Alpha-Ashland)
Database Specialist
Maya Momon (Delta Delta-Oklahoma City) Chapter Giving Coordinator
Alpha Phi Foundation believes in inspiring women to support one another in lifelong achievement. The success of Leading With Heart was shaped by 75 new planned gifts . The Alpha Phis behind each of these impactful gifts represents not only our high ideal of generosity—but the very spirit of the campaign.
Their gifts are a symbol of their belief in Alpha Phi and a legacy that will impact our members for generations.
opportunities I have been given as a member and volunteer of Alpha Phi have shaped me into the woman and leader I am today. I give to the Alpha Phi Foundation, annually and through planned giving, to ensure that other women gain the same valuable skills I have received.”
The Clara Bradley Burdette Society recognizes loyal Alpha Phi Foundation donors with a planned gift.
Clara was a philanthropist known for coining the phrase, “As long as memory remains to me, I will remember Alpha Phi.” It’s never too early to think about planning your future gift to Alpha Phi Foundation.
To learn how your planned gift can leave a legacy, visit alphaphifoundation.planmylegacy.org or email plannedgiving@alphaphifoundation.org
A complete list of donors may be found online at alphaphifoundation.org
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Thank you to our sisters who led with their hearts and loyally supported our vision for the future of Alpha Phi Foundation. Your gifts were transformational and are impacting Alpha Phis every day and will continue to for generations.
The following giving levels recognize donors for their generosity during the Leading With Heart campaign, including planned gifts, from June 1, 2015, through August 15, 2022.
For questions about your annual or lifetime giving, please email giving@alphaphifoundation.org.
$1
Anonymous
Theta (Michigan)
Beverly Lasher
$500,000–$999,999
Omega (Texas)
Claire Costin
Gamma Zeta (Puget Sound)
Vicki Coles
Delta Alpha (East Carolina) Diane Spry Straker
Theta Gamma (Truman State) Lora Tuley Brys
$250,000–$499,999
Anonymous Donor
Delta (Cornell) Susan Brenner
Kappa (Stanford) Gretchen Wilson Alarcon
Sigma (Washington) Susan J. Bevan
Chi (Montana) Shana Goss Smith
Beta Beta (Michigan State) Susan Brink Sherratt
Beta Pi (USC) Jenny Concepción Hansen
Beta Omega (Kent State) Alexis Boettler Lux
Epsilon Beta (Butler) Janeen Golomb Moore
Epsilon Theta (Northern Iowa)
Coree Smith
$100,000–$249,999
Anonymous Donor
Beta (Northwestern)
Janet Klein Hollingshead
Omicron (Missouri)
Lana Guernsey
Valerie Lawlor Janet Papageorge
Rho (Ohio State)
Kathleen Rhoads McIntyre Kelly Mary Ann Wittmer
Sigma (Washington) Ruth-Ellen Sullivan Elliott
Tau (Oregon) Virginia Bradford
Beta Delta (UCLA) Judy Milne Benson Janelle Del Carlo
Beta Omicron (Bowling Green) Linda Schnetzer
Beta Pi (USC) Barbara Chappell Tingley
Beta Rho (Washington State) Rebecca Andrew Zanatta
Gamma Sigma (Wisconsin Stout) Karen McChesney Howe
Delta Alpha (East Carolina) Linda Gardner Massie
Delta Beta (Texas A&M Commerce) Carol Grohmann Copeland
Delta Epsilon (Iowa) Ruth Gallagher Nelson
Delta Eta (Adrian) Jennifer Schaeffer Crawford
Epsilon Psi (Lehigh) Mary Beth Cooleen Tully
Zeta Alpha (Eastern Illinois) Judy Ethell
Theta Kappa (Rochester) Janis Coughlin Piester
$50,000–$99,999
Anonymous Donor
Gamma (DePauw) MJ Crousore
Epsilon (Minnesota) Susan Smiley Campbell
Theta (Michigan) Colleen Sirhal
Omicron (Missouri) Cherie Stephens Bock Elizabeth Underwood Drouin Amy Jordan Judith Sohns Runk
Beta Kappa (Denison) Margaret Steinert Greene
Beta Lambda (Rollins) Meredith Ross
Beta Omicron (Bowling Green) Susan Weiskittle Barrick
Beta Tau (Indiana) Joy Gray Siegel
Beta Psi (San Jose State) Jane Claussen Finger
Gamma Iota (Texas Tech) Kimberly Spadoni Criscuolo
Gamma Nu (Miami University) Sara Graf
Gamma Pi (Arizona State) Diane Neis Thomas
Delta Gamma (Northern Colorado) Crista Cate Vasina Jill Herdman Trotter
Delta Epsilon (Iowa) Laura Heath
Delta Theta (Western Michigan) Kathleen Feeney Hiemstra
Delta Chi (William Woods) Donna Weekes Edwards
Epsilon Beta (Butler) Janett Burns Lowes
Epsilon Eta (Old Dominion) Victoria A. Cordner
Epsilon Nu (Delaware) Susan McNeice
Eta Delta (CSU East Bay) Megan Faria Boals Kathleen Boyle Halfon
Eta Lambda (George Mason) Jackee M. Schools
Eta Mu (Marquette) Katherine E. Raitt
Eta Rho (San Diego) Alessia Maniaci Citro
$25,000–$49,999
Anonymous Donor
Beta (Northwestern) Barbara Talbott
Theta (Michigan) Susan Zabriskie
Nu (Nebraska) Jane Smith
Omicron (Missouri) Annabella Clark Gafke Shannon Brittan O'Hanlon Blair McNamee Ward
Sigma (Washington) Margaret Morrison
Beta Delta (ULCA) Jeanne Ennes Barnes Gayle Goodman
Beta Omicron (Bowling Green) Carol Koch Taller
Beta Psi (San Jose State) Monique Cuellar Mariscal
Beta Omega (Kent State) Nicole Manross Bluso
Gamma Rho (Penn State) Kimberly Brown Brannon
Gamma Tau (Willamette) Michele J. Patterson
Delta Chi (William Woods) Sara Mayer Gwen Sturtevant Wallot
Epsilon Gamma (Sacramento State) Marcia Puyper Garrison
Zeta Theta (Tufts) Cathleen Marine
$10,000–$24,999
Alpha (Syracuse) Mary Locker Croglio
Beta (Northwestern) Jean Sheridan
Gamma (DePauw) Sally McCall Grant
Delta (Cornell) Amy Pfannenstiel Bunszel Jane D. Tanner
Theta (Michigan) Martha Purdy Stein
Iota (Wisconsin) Barbara J. Williams
Kappa (Stanford) Mary Mahler Raitt
Omicron (Missouri)
Kathleen Saunders Baldwin
Carole McQuade Bartnett
Sally Howe Bayless
Robin Richart Beck
Jane Sutter Brandt
Jean Tyhurst Ferguson
Janolyn Jackson Foresee
Anika Picken Gatrell
Elizabeth Greer
Rebecca Reiter Hefley
Cathy McCrady Heinsohn
Mary Williams Hippe
Nancy Manring Holman
Carol Schottel Hudson
Jayne Gebauer Kasten
Judith Sands Knight
Claire Coleman LaMonica
Marcia Lane
Nancy Niemann Magee
Barbara Taylor Riepl
Deborah Hacker Serra
Suzanne Gallais Skelly
Sandi Finkes Straetker
Megan Strickland
Jill Waldrop
Rho (Ohio State)
Jean Creamer Hodges Sara Kite
Sigma (Washington)
Mardette Degarmo Flodin
Frances McKechnie Kidwiler
Upsilon (Washburn)
Jeanette Hass Wells
Omega (Texas)
Suzanne Carlisle Crowley Diane Johanson Jones
Jennifer Larson Ryback
Beta Gamma (Colorado)
Laura Keene Demmer
Beta Delta (UCLA)
Barbara Helter Goodall
Nancy Salisbury Trillo
Beta Epsilon (Arizona)
Lisa Cabaniss Olson
Renee Smith Zimmerman
Zainer
Beta Kappa (Denison)
Colleen Coughlin
Beta Nu (Duke)
Martha Watkins Mast
Beta Omicron (Bowling Green)
Janet Brinker Schaeffer
Beta Pi (USC)
Patricia DeCarré Atkinson
Jacqueline Johnson Kehle Lindsay Wiggins
Beta Chi (Bucknell)
Nancy Owen Craig
Beta Psi (San Jose State)
Ebe Frasse Tricia Lee McNabb Lanzino
Beta Omega (Kent State)
Max and Jennifer (Steiner) Verkamp
Gamma Alpha (San Diego State)
Donna W. Miller
Gamma Beta (UC Santa Barbara)
Karen Jensen Halualani
Gamma Zeta (Puget Sound) Kathy Schiller Judkins
Gamma Iota (Texas Tech) Ann Moore Croyle Deana Koonsman Gage
Gamma Kappa (CSU Long Beach)
Laura Jen Kin Berger
Gamma Nu (Miami)
Cynthia Diller Fields Jean Cameron Hahm
Gamma Xi (Wichita State)
Judy Arnold Azama
Gamma Omicron (Drake)
Corry Mack Doty
Gamma Pi (Arizona State)
Jenny Holsman Tetreault
Gamma Rho (Penn State)
Jennifer Gromada
Gamma Tau (Willamette)
Terri Ostlund Brooks
Delta Beta (Texas A&M Commerce) Amy Blake Dennis Carolyn Venable Kahler
Delta Gamma (Northern Colorado) Judy Kay Schmidt Mead Lita Putnam Schaffer
Delta Delta (Oklahoma City) Angela Fillmore Bachman
Delta Epsilon (Iowa) Becky Cornwell Brinson
Delta Zeta (Maryland) Lucille Toniolo
Delta Theta (Western Michigan) Tracy Ticknor Virta
Epsilon Nu (Delaware) Susan Carrochi Sherman
Zeta Gamma (Santa Clara) Wendy Nice Barnes
Zeta Iota (Virginia) Jennifer Allen Wassum
Zeta Lambda (Southern New Hampshire) Barbara Painter Buzzelli
Zeta Omicron (Johns Hopkins) Tara Riemer
Eta Alpha (New Hampshire) Karen Siegel Fitting
Eta Beta (CSU San Bernardino) Christen Shelton Flamm
Eta Omicron (Virginia Tech) Carrie Frye Caitlin Massie King
Theta Delta (Creighton) Sarah Benoist
Theta Eta (Western University) Emily Mordhorst
Theta Xi (Shippensburg) Misty Wilson
$5,000–$9,999
Alpha Lambda
(Alumnae Initiate)
Annemargaret Connolly
Beta (Northwestern)
Kathleen Case Finzel
Nancy Kleine Kekst
Amy Peebles
Gamma (DePauw)
Frances Tuttle Drew
Julie Goodrich
Delta (Cornell)
Lisa Gangarosa
Epsilon (Minnesota)
Megan Bouche
Caroline Christian Dunn
Lambda (UC Berkeley)
Merle Chambers
Xi (Toronto)
Alison Nash
Omicron (Missouri)
Laura D. Barron
Felicia D. Bondi
Melissa Clark
Pamela D. Gehbauer
Tammy Csolak Grzeskowiak
Christen E. Heinsohn
Denise Joyce
Margaret W. Kruckemeyer
Patricia Kurre
Susan Chaffin Matthews
Sandra Aselman Meranda
Karen K. Mitchell
Melodie A. Powell
Erin McKenna Riske
Patricia F. Rolls
Ashley Munsell Sanders
Sherri L. Sanders
Cheryl A. Steinkamp
Schnurbusch
Deborah L. Shanahan
Gema Tenorio Simmons
Rosalie Stein
Lisa L. Uphoff
Nicole L. Walker
Kim Larsen Watson
Jessica J. Welander
Nancy J. Whiteside
Nicole Wilson
Sigma (Washington)
Patty Bergen Corbin
Claire Daddino
Tau (Oregon)
Juli Todd
Upsilon (Washburn)
Connie Light Barngrover
Phi (Oklahoma)
Billie J. Battiato
Michele Quiroga
Psi (South Dakota)
Vivian Fischer Pitlo
Genevieve Evans Taylor
Omega (Texas)
Stacey Thulin Daniel
Beta Beta (Michigan State)
Ann Bigby McFarren
Beta Gamma (Colorado)
Erica Boutacoff
Teresa Gillian Gray
Beta Delta (UCLA)
Elizabeth Driver
Susan Morris Haber
Kimberly Hoon
Margie Markson Johnson
Beta Epsilon (Arizona)
Barbara Scarborough Black
Beta Zeta (Idaho) Kristi Hanson
Beta Iota (West Virginia) Sally Brown Schilling
Beta Omicron (Bowling Green) Allison Neary Judith Segerer Watson
Beta Pi (USC)
Allison Jaskowiak Kennedy Carrie Buehler Tischler
Beta Tau (Indiana) Jennifer Butler Louise Lerch Linnemeier
Beta Chi (Bucknell) Dorothy Morgan Effron
Beta Psi (San Jose State)
Lisa Cordoni Matherly
Gamma Alpha (San Diego State)
Karen Halverstadt Miller
Gamma Epsilon (Lake Forest) Allie Winkelman
Gamma Eta (North Texas) Melissa Watson Norris
Gamma Iota (Texas Tech)
Sheila George Bright Linda Boon Defee Susie Robbins Kelly
Gamma Kappa (CSU Long Beach)
Dorothy Strand
Gamma Xi (Wichita State) Shirley Clegg Dieker
Delta Beta (Texas A&M Commerce)
Jandy Thompson
Delta Gamma (Northern Colorado)
Kelsi Vinyard
Delta Theta (Western Michigan)
Sarah Duncan Sperlbaum
Delta Rho (Ball State) Suzette Brown Miller
Delta Tau (LSU) Evelyn Brian Carla Turnley Hill Susan Dantin Webb
Epsilon Alpha (Ashland) Megan McCarthy Collins
Epsilon Gamma (Sacramento State) Louanne Steiger Nourse
Epsilon Delta (Northern Illinois) Karen Mell
Epsilon Nu (Delaware) Anne-Marie Sotire
Epsilon Xi (Southern Illinois) Heidi Lathrop Johnson
Epsilon Chi (Cal Poly) Karen Williams Kimmelshue
Epsilon Omega (Texas A&M)
Karen Bloch Bavender
Zeta Alpha (Eastern Illinois)
Barbara Schmeink Peek
Zeta Gamma (Santa Clara) Jennifer Johnston
Zeta Iota (Virginia) Renee Verspoor
Zeta Omicron (Johns Hopkins) Sally Anne Schmidt
Zeta Sigma (Franklin & Marshall) Jennifer Bergman
Eta Lambda (George Mason) Erin Berry Sams
Eta Chi (Bishop's) Kristen Cheng
Theta Gamma (Truman State) Jaime Alsup Ryberg
Theta Zeta (Florida Tech)
Jennifer Koschalk Stevens
Theta Kappa (Rochester)
Christine Creter
Theta Tau (Rensselaer)
Elizabeth Martin
Theta Omega (Barry)
Laurie Wallace Pastrick
Iota Epsilon (Kettering)
Angela Sommerville Aaron
Iota Zeta (Colorado School of Mines)
Carrie Eberhard
Alpha Lambda (Alumnae Initiate)
Elizabeth Ferraro Fuller
Christine Connell Gallo
Jennifer Rabas
Donna Apisa Wagner
Erin Mitchell Williams
Alpha (Syracuse)
Julia Tizzano Bastas
Claire Wietig Daniels
Alison Greenlees
Laura Bice Thyberg
Beta (Northwestern)
Patricia Acha
Debra Bauer
Lynda Baldwin
Barbara Nitchie Fuldner
Susan Vargo Howe
Judith Jobbitt
Carol Hamilton O'Brien
Piper Bartels Ryan
Margaret Riecker Thompson
Susan Tinnish
Sherry Sarginson Unger
Gamma (DePauw)
Nancy Wittgen Devoe
Jill Taubensee Havey
Delta (Cornell)
Georgina Stephens Alexander
Marcia Dearman Corrigan
Susanne Solomon
Epsilon (Minnesota)
Janet Thomas Barnum
Judith Knudsen Brown
Jana Wahoske Johnson
Carol March
Morgan Patterson Mary Sperl
Emily Mayer Tuttle Helga Bjornson Visscher
Eta (Boston)
Mariana Agathoklis Schlock
Theta (Michigan)
Patricia Kolowich
Joanne Christensen White
Iota (Wisconsin)
Katie Oswald
Lee Otjen Steenken
Kappa (Stanford)
Susan Scheiber Edelman
Morgan Graziadei
Katherine Leede
Kathryn Rydberg
Lambda (UC Berkeley)
Yao Chen
Laura Crowe
Patricia MacLeod Ellsworth
Taylor Hanson
Margaret Kavalaris
Nu (Nebraska)
Theresa Cudly Fangman
Christine Cronk Hatton
Pamela Geu Lay
Cynthia Kerstine Olauson
Sharon R. Stephens
Ranae Brester Upton
Xi (Toronto)
Ashley Haugh
Omicron (Missouri)
Peggy Bowsher Aoki
Katie Sommer Azeltine
Nora Baker
Jacque Bourne Ballent
Janet Beaman
Sandra Shaw Bernardi
Paula Jones Brown
Emily Brune Butchko
Eve Cann
Reba Nelson Cassin
Kathryn Williams Comish
Virginia Beal Crnkovich
Kellye Crockett
Kristie Payne Cross
Michelle Widman Crowe
Crystal Curfman
Leah Kellems Davis
Elizabeth Tenorio Davis
Nancy Woods Delisle
Karen Ferner Donelson
Kealy Alumbaugh Drago
Allison Rockaman Dudash
Leslie Dickerson Dystra
Sandra Roe Edds
Ellen Siebenborn Forsyth
Kathryn Roeder Flynn
Shannon Danbom Gammon
Ada Klostermayer Gingrich
Alisa Gordon
Andrea Rupp Gulick
Jen Harvel
Kimberly Hoehn Hause
Melanie Hedrick
Ann Williams Herrmann
Susan Denning Hinton
Laura Blake Hilgendorf
Sara Holzschuh
Amanda Hoffman
Kerry Wynn Horton
Diana Eschelman Houlle
Jessica Kinder Hughes
Nancy McNeill Johnson
Roin Clark Kennedy
Kristie Miller Kilbride
Stephanie Braun Korte
Gayle Lashley
Erin Leahey
Lauren Mangnall
Kim Charlet Manning
Karen Lesher Mariea
Barbara Gibbs Marsh
Kristina Mavers-Vogel
Heidi Matheys
Jennifer McNay
Cindy Rychlewski Menzel
Kathryn Ellis Mooney
Janice Jones Nelson
Georgia Quentin Sharon Wilkinson Repper
Mary Rittgers
Beverly Fitch Roberts
Cathy Romine
Nicole Lindsey Schenkelberg
Mary Franz Schultz
Connie Seghi
Cherie Short
Elizabeth Smallfelt
Patricia Jones Stevens
Cheryl Beeler Summers
Angie Trae-Greenbarg
Elaine Mogelnicki Turski
JoAnn Redman Wann
Candace Wilhelm
Kathryn Ferguson Wittmner Katie Hendley Woods Sandra Reynolds Yon
Pi (North Dakota) Amy Breidenbach Green
Rho (Ohio State) Faith Marsco Mary Jones O'Shaughnessey
Sigma (Washington) Susan Byers
Dana Boyd Cocales
Jennifer Young Clark
Jennifer Ward Lamont
Sarah Bevan Leslie
Louise Wright Little Susan Hess Lorrain
Suzanne Ward
Tau (Oregon)
Saori Clark
Lisa Dahl Dwyer Nancy Manley Rachel Mazoff
Phi (Oklahoma)
Sharon Spraker Barnes
Diana Busch Hartley
Kathleen Hayden-Casey
Tonya Sharp Ryan
Chi (Montana)
Jane Rowland Crouch Bonnie Briggs Mountain
Psi (South Dakota)
Lucy Benitez
Jeanne Spilde Gonzenbach
Catherine Mikkelson
Heinemann
Lisa Tuttle Herbert Rebecca Ives Kaiser
Anne Brunick McCarty
Maxine Gordon Reed
Susan Hansen Shade
Margaret Halla Wegner Linda Kruse Yates
Omega (Texas)
Jamison Burnett Bump
Anne Derse Clark Mary Frain Criaco
Judith Gilbreath Cundiff
Karen McComb Farabee
Margie Harris Frank Erin Peterson Gutierrez
Alice Hatfield
Bettie Barnes Liebzeit Bilinda Cox Matusek
Susan McCoin
Martha Ann Goss McGonigle Jennifer Fielder Meiners
Patricia Connally Robbins
Beta Alpha (Illinois) Ellen Azzarello Kelly Johannah Burnidge Martin Kristine Kuhrt Vittore
Beta Beta (Michigan State) Jean Cabbage Gaston Betsy Barkwell Mathiesen Susan Gove Merten Kathryn Maentz Prior Sally Schrader Stoll Joy Knudson Walker Jaime Welsh Vinck
Beta Gamma (Colorado)
Breezy Coyne Mary Carolyn Gamache
Sophia Sunberg
Betsey Andrews Unger
Beta Delta (UCLA)
Judith Nelson Ebright
Barbara Hull English
Debra Weitzman Gierut
Debra Keller Helmick
Cheryl Ritchie Marcz
Susan Riley McGlynn
Marilyn Westcott McIntyre Alin Hernandez Wall
“Just as Alpha Phi is for life so is the philanthropic spirit exhibited by the generosity of our members throughout their lives. The Leading With Heart campaign showcased the power of generational commitment to the Alpha Phi Foundation and philanthropy. From new members experiencing their first Red Dress Gala to fifty-year members participating in alumnae community fundraising activities, each member contributed to the successful Leading With Heart campaign and showcased the power of lifetime giving.”
ALPHA PHI INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT, 2019–2022
Beta Epsilon (Arizona)
Gretchen Bender Selena Giorgio Mollie Carroll Grady Jean Hansen Ikeda Ashley Lopez Korus
Beta Zeta (Idaho)
Willa Hawkins Kemp Linda Mitchell Nye Rita Bahm Sholton
Beta Eta (Manitoba)
Lee-Anne Rodstrom Kumka
Beta Theta (British Columbia)
Elizabeth Boyd Durdan Molly Moriarty Russell Sharon Speed
Beta Iota (West Virginia) Judith Fisher Mountjoy
Beta Kappa (Denison) Myra Glasser Barnes
Beta Mu (Alabama)
Amanda Phillips McVicker
Beta Nu (Duke)
Sylvia Arey Mary Carter Pettitt
Beta Omicron (Bowling Green)
Mollie Ballmer Bort
Elizabeth Danko
Kimberlie Goldsberry
Sylvia Vargo Goeke
Joan Norris Graham
Christina Meyers King
Jodie Bachey Morrow
Jodi Busdeker Stewart
Jacquelyn Wiley Wells
Anne Crawford Zartman
Beta Pi (USC)
Audrey Biggerstaff Bergeson
Jennifer Beeby Diltz
Margaret Calder Griest
Dakotah Lindsay
Laura Crouch Shartle Solange Soward
Beta Rho (Washington State)
Sara Labberton Brennan
Elysia Brown Labita
Valerie Morris Lent
Margo Anderson Newman Abby Reid
Beverly Dalstone Smith
Kathleen Thompson
Beta Sigma (Utah)
Judith Swaner Castellion
Beta Tau (Indiana)
Joan Merritt Holmes Margaret Lennox Howley
Beta Upsilon (Oregon State)
Jane Roberts Susan Shedd Schroeder
Beta Chi (Bucknell)
Jacqueline Stubba
Beta Psi (San Jose State)
Kim Leslie Akin
Julie Gillespie Hedrick Lindsay Martin Poss Cynthia Maley Thawley
Beta Omega (Kent State)
Michelle Bates-Dallman
Sally Cunningham Bingham
Nora Davis Kieser
Alyssa Mittereder
Jodi Sittig
Gamma Alpha (San Diego State)
Stacy Barberie Clemens Susan Muller Cook
Nancy Demers Nimmo
Gamma Beta (UC Santa Barbara)
Juanita Gebb Acha
Pam King Crone
Penni Frisch Dalton
Elizabeth Keats Hensgen Virginia Brooks Selwood Lucile Zimmer
Gamma Gamma (Drury) Sue Turrentine Lawson Pamela Marshall Sinco Sherry Tobaben Wilcher
Gamma Delta (Kansas) Janetta Fink Call Jane Ausherman Horttor Helen Jorgenson Sutherland
Gamma Epsilon (Lake Forest) Cassidy Hutton
Gamma Zeta (Puget Sound) Josephine Matthews Adair Gina Covey Jay
Gamma Eta (North Texas) Shannon Armstrong Betty Sue Boyd Francisco Beverly Blair Johnson Colleen Ryan
Gamma Theta (Colorado College) Arlene Asdel Sarah Clifford Sheehan
Gamma Iota (Texas Tech) Kathleen Berry
Kimberly Vincent Butler
Susan Kimbrough Danbom
Jennifer Rohde Dickerson
Linda S. Schlinkman Fuller
Beverly Burleson Hendon
Penny Fleming Hudson
Paula Manning January
Anita Sloan Kittridge
Sally Briggs Leighton
Liane Jones Locke
Nancy Adamson Marcus
Judith Courtney Salinas
Brooke Smiddy
Marcy Ewing Van Galen
Sarah Smiley Weik
Darcel Atwill Weller
Gamma Kappa (CSU Long Beach)
Linda Long Boland
Arline Burns Coward
Stephanie Simons
Gamma Mu (Georgia State)
Carolyn Ralston Patton
Gamma Nu (Miami University)
Colleen Pyne Bowman
Julie Braun
Amanda Minchin Carter
Carrie Krehlik
Nancy Stair Stainback
Elizabeth Laporte Stott
Jamie Waters
Gamma Xi (Wichita State)
Della O'Hara Lickteig
Malinda Shock
Christina Basinger Ward
Gamma Pi (Arizona State)
Raechel M Owen
Gamma Rho (Penn State)
Lane Maggio Cigna
Gamma Sigma (Wisconsin Stout)
Margie Casey Anderson
Sarah Calkins
Anneliese Wilhelmi Palchizaca
Sharon Horch Petrie
Anne Thiel Reuther
Gamma Phi (Florida State)
Elizabeth Lackey George Kelsey Rodgers
Gamma Omega (Midwestern State)
Cherish Reyes Bradshaw
Wynell Cox Hosch
Kristen Walther
Delta Alpha (East Carolina)
Amy Harrington Diane Tolin Warlick
Delta Beta (Texas A&M Commerce)
Lisa Troncoso Castillo
Susan Jeffords Dorsey
Sharon Fuhrmann
Suzanne Garner
Jayne Frederick Haggar
Glenda Woodruff Langston
Jill Martin
Brenda Woodruff Mills
Kathleen Eggert Rutherford
Delta Gamma (Northern Colorado)
Brenna Cate
Cheryl Carr Futera
Delta Delta (Oklahoma City)
Dorothy Thannhausen
Allshouse
Lisa Haning Blackburn
Jacque Leveridge Fiegel
Delta Epsilon (Iowa)
Carole Schwake Hodgson
Delta Zeta (Maryland)
Susan Delaney Frank
Ali Breslav Goldberg
Cristina Johnson
Nicole Natoli
Mary Jane Praetorius
Delta Eta (Adrian)
Kimberly Roy Blocker
Andrea Robison
Lisa Frazzini Verma
Delta Theta (Western Michigan)
Mary Colombo Mancus Michelle Mathiesen
Delta Kappa (Wisconsin La Crosse)
Carol Wahl Gretchen Nicholson Wing
Delta Mu (Purdue)
Caroline Gustafson Ault
Susan Wurster Hansen
Carolyn Kessler Kerr
Janet Allen Power
Jacquie Alexander Worley
Delta Nu (Maine)
Katie Foster
Mary Gatchell-Fenderson Gauvin
Samantha Lott Hale
Margery Furman Perry
Delta Xi (Nebraska Kearney)
Nicole Sup Deprez
Sandra Johnson Hehner
Rachael Cochran Page
Delta Rho (Ball State)
Nancy Kincannon
Sherry Daniels Lynch
Keri Miller Van Acker
Pamela Rogers West
Delta Sigma (Wisconsin Stevens Point)
Noreen Scully Krueger
Delta Tau (LSU)
Elaine Katkocin Balaity
Nancy Theisen Bennett
Sammye Crawford
Cynthia Hardy Cruikshank
Christine St. Amand
D'Arcangelo
Becky Othold Del Rio
Dortha Lane Eppinett
Andrea Kippels
Julie Davis Launey
Barbara Simons Lively
Joan Marquette McCabe
Rebecca Black O'Neal
Ann Siddall
Delta Upsilon (Baldwin Wallace)
Lynn McLaughlin Murray
Delta Phi (Indiana U. of PA)
June Collins Herron
Linda Morford Neugebauer
Delta Chi (William Woods)
Leslie Ferguson
Virginia McCullough Filippelli Susan Murdock Gowin
Amanda Rowley
Epsilon Alpha (Ashland)
Ann Hathaway Schar
Epsilon Beta (Butler)
Karen Broering Kettler
Epsilon Gamma (Sacramento State)
Nancy Morris Bosworth
Erica Eisenlauer Drury Kelly Kliman Follett
Cynthia Cariker Keltner
Epsilon Delta (Northern Illinois)
Jennifer Hutchinson Frobish
Epsilon Epsilon (Longwood)
Jane Acker Neubauer
Marjorie Snead Pugh
Epsilon Zeta (Central Michigan)
Catherine Maples Waynick
Epsilon Eta (Old Dominion)
Mary Pollard
Epsilon Theta (Northern Iowa)
Barbara Illian Allison Cink Rickels
Beth Nelson Sheets
Epsilon Iota (Duquesne)
Yamilette Ayala Jessica Morgan Carrie Basta Stoltzfus
Epsilon Lambda (Texas Arlington)
Collette Starkey Minter
Epsilon Nu (Delaware)
Karen Manzo Auwaerter
Arlene Dresch Hogan
Epsilon Xi (Southern Illinois)
Amy Hendricks Bamper
Andrea J. Mari Giffhorn
Emily Riney Hejna
Cynthia Collins Rabe
Emily Stockman
Epsilon Rho (UC Davis)
Claudia Svorinic Franklin
Pamela Courtright Johansen
Rachel Schonwit
Cynthia Weideman Tse
Epsilon Upsilon (CSU Northridge)
Teresa Bentz Culpepper
Epsilon Phi (NC State)
Carla Shook Bailey
Martha Horrell Prosser
Michelle Connell Stevens
Epsilon Psi (Lehigh)
Ann Lewnes
Epsilon Omega (Texas A&M)
Lara Cline
Cathy J. Davis (Handy)
Stacy Bush Lyon
Gina Garner Winter
Zeta Alpha (Eastern Illinois)
Patty Hendrickson-Goetz
Barbara Leutz
Zeta Beta (Loyola Marymount)
Megan Baker Katie Jochner Bailey Katler
Sarah Wermers
Zeta Gamma (Santa Clara)
Susan McGuire Bernal
Michele Gilliam Friedrich
Tricia Hahn Mason
Paige Olson
Zeta Delta (Iowa State)
Jonlee Andrews
Nancy Heig Ball
Linda Rieck Compton
Rachelle Richmond Tieszen
Zeta Theta (Tufts)
Sara Fitzgerald
Zeta Iota (Virginia)
Lindsay Forehand Angerholzer
Ifunanya Dallah
Farrell Scifres Jaskot
Tracy Ball Mazzoni
Neill Sanborn McIvor
Zeta Mu (Colorado State)
Carol Butler Freeman
Zeta Nu (Texas Christian)
Patricia Berg Duncan
Zeta Omicron (Johns Hopkins)
Erika Ward Knauer
Aliza Fishbein Silver
Zeta Pi (Case Western Reserve)
Karen Brown McGunagle
Zeta Rho (Bentley)
Jennifer Stordy Caldwell Roseleen Dello Russo
Zeta Sigma (Franklin & Marshall)
Maria Repole
Kimberly Skelding
Zeta Phi (MIT)
Taleen Afeyan Elisa Kurzban
Joanne Spetz
Zeta Psi (Dayton)
Michelle Bade
Eta Alpha (New Hampshire)
Eleanor Landry
Denise Morrison
Eta Beta (CSU San Bernardino)
Heidi Cupp Hernandez
Tobi Board Nieland
Eta Delta (CSU East Bay)
Jennifer Steager Canton
Joanne Finamore Godfrey
Heidi Splittorf Huber Amy Nobriga Corrin Zimmerman
Eta Eta (Seton Hall) Dianne Maki-Sethi
Eta Kappa (UC Irvine)
Mona Baset
Jennifer Miranda Clamme Katherine Dohn Nicole Ford Lindsey Goldstein Green
Eta Lambda (George Mason) Jennifer Clark Hein Katherine C. Sopp
Eta Omicron (Virginia Tech) Sara Dawson Gregory
Eta Upsilon (Chapman) Halle Erdahl
Eta Psi (Eastern Washington) Carolyn LeBaugh Gregg
Eta Omega (Towson) Rachel Robinson
Theta Gamma (Truman) Tricia Kyler Bowling
Theta Delta (Creighton)
Angela Lax
Theta Zeta (Florida Tech) Jennifer Gladski Ashley Saxon Moore
Theta Eta (Western)
Megan Christopher
Theta Theta (St Joseph's)
Christina Chiaramonte
Theta Kappa (Rochester)
Andrea Welles Dragnich
Julissa Medrano
Zita Sidas
Abigail Zabrodsky
Theta Mu (Hofstra)
Kristi Hanley Bowers
Theta Nu (Appalachian State)
Bayly Granger
Melissa Deere Kletzker
Maeghan Schell
Sharyn Taylor
Theta Xi (Shippensburg) Samantha Conter Hoerner
Theta Sigma (Southern Utah) Haley Bowen Hastings Mechelle Mellor
Rachelle Gunderson Smith
Theta Tau (Rensselaer) Christine Caruso
Deanna Cochener
Tiffany Pinard Westendorf
Theta Upsilon (CSU Chico)
Mallory Hills Covert-Ross
Theta Phi (Christopher Newport) Allison Dolan
Theta Psi (SUNY Plattsburgh) Emily Sterantino
Iota Alpha (Pepperdine) Angela Kappus DiMuzio Kathy Yi
Iota Beta (St. Mary's) Vanessa Garza
Iota Gamma (University of the Pacific) Victoria Bolle Jaime Pacheco Jessica Stockwell
Iota Delta (Rhode Island) Maria Destefani
Iota Zeta (Colorado School of Mines)
Natalie Boldt Erin Anthony Pope
Iota Eta (DePaul) Andrea Law
Iota Iota (George Washington) Sara Demarsilis
Iota Lambda (Connecticut) Lauren Kelly Kerwin
Iota Mu (Georgia Tech) Reem Mansoura
Iota Omicron (WPI) Olivia Jones
Iota Sigma (Carnegie Mellon) Roosha Mandal