An everydAy Commitment.

laundry.

arrange carpool.

wash dishes.

pack lunches.

exercise.

pta meeting.

get stamps.

pilates class.

dinner reservations.

graduate school exam.

pick up dry cleaning.

pay bills.

send thank you card.

soccer practice.

dance recital.

cook dinner.

get oil changed.

grocery store.

check homework.

date night.

walk the dog.

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Meet the 2009-2010 Leadership Consultant and Advisor Team, page 39

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Jackie Brannon Stutts International President

Our Vision:

Inspire the Woman. Impact the World.

Director of Communications and Marketing Jill Lewman

Graphic Design and Marketing Specialist Elizabeth Hoover

Communications and Marketing CoordinatorKailee Fouch

www.alphagammadelta.org

The Quarterly is published four times per year at 8701 Founders Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46268. Send all correspondence to International Headquarters, 8701 Founders Rd., Indianapolis, IN 46268. When sending marriage or death an-nouncements, please send duplicate information to your collegiate chapter or alumnae chapter/club so accurate records may be kept.

The Quarterly welcomes editorial submis-sions from freelance writers. Issues focus on themes, so please contact the Com-munications Department for guidelines, deadlines and additional information.

The Quarterly Magazine Mission

The Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly Magazine endeavors to:

• Serveasaforumofcommunicationto inspire, educate and challenge members on Fraternity, Greek and women’s issues.

• Rekindle,sustainandexcitemem-ber loyalty and interest through cel-ebrating and validating sisterhood and recognizing and acknowledg-ing individual and chapter/club accomplishments.

• Serveasapermanentrecordandarchive, documenting the Fraternity.

Member, Fraternity Communications Association

This issue’s feature article hit home to me. As a working mother and dedicated volun-teer, my plate is definitely full! I wouldn’t have it any other way. I started volunteering for the Fraternity as an Advisor and House Association Trea-surer after college graduation, followed by many other roles, such as Director of Finance, International Vice President-Collegians and President of The Leadership Institute—Women with Purpose Board. All of these roles have given me the satisfaction of serving our sisterhood and also the op-portunity to make connections with sisters across the globe.The Alumnae Development team has made great strides in locating valuable volunteers for many efforts. Read page 7 for ideas about how to share your talent with the Fraternity. I hope you are inspired!

The ambition and hard work of our volunteers and International Headquarters staff has paid off! The Fraternity is launching the Alpha Experience, Alpha Gamma Delta’s updated and fresh approach to new member programming! A revised New Member Guide, supporting the Alpha Gamma Delta Experi-ence website and New Member Coordinator resources are all components of this innovative program. We hope that with this new programming, new member retention will be in-creased. A special thanks to Liz Harriss York, the collegiate sisters of Gamma Phi Chapter, Lauren Allen Hammack, Lee Woodham Digiovanni, Mary Farrell, Jill Lewman and Eliza-beth Hoover for their tireless dedication to this project. More about the Alpha Experience is on page 36.

Significant changes to our Alumnae Dues Program were made this year. In addition to moving the campaign start

date from August to June, we encouraged all Alpha Gams to pay their Alumnae Dues by July 15 to be entered into a drawing for a gourmet coffeemaker and Alpha Gamma Delta coffee mug. Congratulations to Dona Maddux Cooper from Epsi-lon Kappa Chapter—Pittsburg State University. By supporting the Fraternity through paying Alumnae Dues, she is receiv-ing the coffeemaker and mug! Nearly 1,500 sisters have paid their Alumnae Dues. We have made much progress, but that is still only three percent of our living alumnae sisters. Please pay your Alumnae Dues! More about the Fraternity’s Alumnae Dues Program is on page 35.

In addition to paying your Alumnae Dues, please support the Alpha Gamma Delta Foun-dation. Starting on page 14, you’ll see the Foundation’s an-nual list of donors. Many thanks to the numerous donors listed. I hope everyone will consider being a part of supporting Alpha Gamma Delta by a generous gift to the Foundation!

As the cover wrap of this issue states, the Quarterly is going green! Starting in winter 2010, two issues per year will be electronic—winter and summer. The other two issues—spring and fall—will be printed issues. To ensure you will continue to receive four issues of the Quar-terly per year, please sign up for the electronic Quarterly! Also, to commemorate the centen-nial issue of the Quarterly, the magazine is undergoing a make-over! More about the electronic Quarterly and the upcoming changes to the magazine are on page 40.

Much like our collegiate chap-ters and the financial institu-tions of the business world, the Fraternity has been focusing on finances this fiscal year, includ-ing implementing contingency

plans for the current economic environment and utilizing better internal systems. Alpha Gamma Delta is making strides in the ar-eas of membership, scholarship and extension. Our collegiate chapters’ overall GPA is 3.05! We have some smart squirrels among our membership! Our membership has increased in total new members and new members being initiated this past year. We hope to see an even greater increase with our new Alpha Experience. There have been some sad and dif-ficult membership situations in that we have resolved three chapters this past year: Zeta Mu Chapter–Richard Stockton College of New Jersey, Alpha Kappa Chapter–Bowling Green State University and Theta Phi Chapter–University of Tam-pa. The Fraternity’s extension efforts have continued with the installation of Theta Iota Chapter—Western Kentucky University, Westminster College in Missouri and University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT). Learn more about how to extend to campuses close to you on page 38.

Thank you to all of the vol-unteers who help make Alpha Gamma Delta thrive!

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An Everyday Commitment.Alpha Gamma Delta involvement extends long past your collegiate days. Learn how you can still contribute to the Fraternity, even with a busy lifestyle.

Introducing the Alpha Experience!The Fraternity is proud to introduce the Alpha Experi-ence, Alpha Gamma Delta’s revised new member educa-tional programming.

Get Ready for an Updated and Innovative Quarterly!

40In honor of the magazine’s centennial issue, the Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly is undergoing a major transfor-mation in fall 2009! Learn about the new features and innovative design of this award-winning magazine.

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An everydAy Commitment.

Our plates are full of commitment. We are intelligent, hard-working women; no doubt as Alpha

Gams, we are going into the world each day and truly making an impact within our communities

and our families. How can we meet all of our obligations and still make time for Alpha Gamma

Delta? In this article, we’ll give you reasons why you CAN play a role in Alpha Gamma Delta,

long after your collegiate days.

laundry.

wash dishes.

pack lunches.

exercise.

pta meeting.

pilates class.

graduate school exam.

pick up dry cleaning.

pay bills.

send thank you card.

soccer practice.

dance recital.

cook dinner.

get oil changed.

grocery store.

check homework.

date night.

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dance recital.

walk the dog.

iron clothes.

Yoga class.

call jill back.

Fill Up gas tank.

go to atM.

retUrn phone calls.

Mow the Yard.

librarY.

Marketing Meeting.

dinner reservations.

bUY Movie tickets.

rUn Five Miles.

get staMps.

MapqUest directions.

drop oFF recYcling.

bUY new rUnning shoes.

get a ManicUre.

An everydAy Commitment.

Think back to your time as a collegian. What memories can you recall? Perhaps it was staying up all night watching movies with your sisters. Maybe you remember the time when your sisters reached out to you in a time of need. Or perhaps you remember meeting your best friend during your new member retreat. Whatever your collegiate memories, they likely have one thing in common—connections. The foundation of a women’s Fraternity is all about building connections. Why not continue making connections as an alumna?

Jennifer Monk, Epsilon–University of Kentucky, and recently-appointed Volunteer Service Team (VST) member, came right out of college with a desire to build connections. She got involved with Alpha Gamma Delta after graduation when she received an invitation to an alumnae event near her house. She thought it would be a great opportunity to get to know the city and meet other Alpha Gams. “I was pretty young for the group, but they were happy to see me,” Jennifer says. “Getting involved in the alumnae chapter, getting to know the city, asking [sisters] questions about dentists they recommend and what side

of town to live on [are all benefits of being involved in an alumnae chapter or club].”

To Jennifer, being a busy woman was no excuse for not volunteering. For five years after college graduation, she was Atlanta Junior Circle President, worked full-time and took classes at night. “It’s a matter of being organized and having people there to help you out,” she says. After serving as Junior Circle President, Jennifer became Atlanta Alumnae Chapter President and was recently appointed as a Fraternity Programs Specialist on VST. As a Fraternity Programs Specialist, Jennifer will help maintain and establish new Fraternity programs, such as Junior Circle, Alpha Gam Always and Rosebuds. She also plays a role in International Reunion Day (IRD) for her area.

Building and maintaining connections as a young mother can be difficult. With little time in the day for ourselves, the childbearing years are definitely challenging. Fortunately, there are ways for young mothers to continue to connect with sisters during these seemingly frenzied years. The Rosebuds

Building a ConneCtion.program was established in 2006 to foster strong adult-girl relationships, to provide fun activities in which members and girls can participate and to increase visibility of Alpha Gamma Delta in our communities. Rosebuds is an ideal way to include your loved ones in mutually beneficial activities. From walking on a nature trail or visiting a museum to a weekend at the beach or volunteering at a walk-a-thon, the opportunities for Rosebuds involvement are plentiful. It also gives you an opportunity to meet other Alpha Gam moms!

For Alpha Gamma Deltas who don’t live near an alumnae chapter or club, collegiate chapter or Junior Circle, the Rose Sisters program is a way to meet sisters. Rose Sisters connect electronically through a Yahoo! Group, sharing stories about their families, careers and upcoming activities. At International Reunion Day (IRD) 2008, several Rose Sisters gathered in Berlin, Germany, and celebrated Alpha Gamma Delta sisterhood.

Jennifer urges Alpha Gams “to branch out and get to know people, gain new skills and never stop learning.”

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mail packages.

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arrange carpool.

water plants.

get hair cut.

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Our Purpose tells us to “contribute to the world’s work.” How are you living this line of the Purpose in your daily life? One way to do this is to make an impact on Alpha Gamma Delta.

Anna D’Agostino Clarke, Sigma–Univer-sity of Illinois, served on the Marketing Task Force and evaluated the Frater-nity’s Bank One credit card program. During a brief time of unemployment as her former employer relocated across the country, Anna put her professional background to good use for the Frater-nity. “The women on the [Marketing Task Force] were really energetic and had a lot of great ideas,” Anna recalls. “It was great to connect with people from differ-ent areas of the country with marketing backgrounds like myself. It’s always good to build a network of people in your field.” With over 20 years of market-ing experience, Anna is now the Vice President of Marketing and Communica-tions for the Chicago Theological Soci-ety, which manages the Brookfield Zoo.

Anna’s position on the Marketing Task Force is an example of a SWATT project, or Sisters With Available Time and Talent. SWATT allows sisters who have a unique and/or professional skill to bring to the Fraternity for a short-term project. Bonnie Brown, Director of Alumnae Development, leads the

SWATT program and is always looking for new volunteers. Whether you’re skilled at flower arranging, finance applications, conversation skills or website creation, there is a job for everyone on the SWATT team. Busy moms, career women and graduate school students alike can con-tribute to the SWATT team.

For members who want to be integrated into the daily workings of our collegiate chapters and/or alumnae chapters and clubs, consider serving on the Volunteer Service Team (VST), being an officer in your area alumnae chapter or club or serving as a collegiate advisor. The VST has nearly 200 opportunities for involve-ment, ranging from Recruitment Special-ist and Education Committee Member to Province Director and Area Coordinator. To serve on VST, one must be appointed by International Council; however, avail-ability and desire to serve are major con-siderations for these appointments. VST appointments are for two year terms; the most recent appointments were officially enacted in June 2009. Serving on VST allows Alpha Gamma Deltas the opportu-nity to view the Fraternity at the regional and international level.

Being involved in an alumnae chapter or club allows you to interact with women in your geographical area and help coordinate opportunities for sisterhood, community service and collegiate chapter assistance. Jennifer Monk, who served as Alumnae Chapter and Club President for the Atlanta Alumnae Chapter for four years at a young age, wants to break down the myth of hierarchy within the volunteer system. “[Alpha Gamma Delta] is our group,” Jennifer says. “We have to make it [work]. Let’s help each other make [the Fraternity] great.”

In addition to helping the Fraternity with your time, you can also help by paying your Alumnae Dues and making a dona-tion to the Alpha Gamma Delta Founda-tion. By paying your $35 Alumnae Dues, you will be contributing to the Fraternity’s Operating Fund, which supports the Quarterly, website and support for Inter-national Convention and other Fraternity events. The Alpha Gamma Delta Founda-tion is the only charity in the world that exists to support the Fraternity and her sisters. The Foundation provides scholar-ships to Alpha Gams, supports sisters in need and provides funding for educa-tional and training programs. Currently, only three percent of alumnae give to the Foundation. Please consider making a contribution to the Foundation this year.

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pick up milk.

write press release.

prepare for meeting.

pick out paint color.

go to doctor.

drop off kids at swim

practice.

e-mail elizabeth.

pick up photos.

make salad for pitch-in.

clean house.

arrange carpool.

pta meeting.

graduate school exam.

drop off recycling.

meet lauren for coffee.

pick up dry cleaning.

shop for school

supplies.

Volunteering for Alpha Gamma Delta has so many benefits; you can make an impact on others, reconnect or build connections with sisters and even benefit your overall career worth. Human Resources expert Alexandria Hayden Fontecchio, Omega–University of Akron, believes that volunteering is “absolutely” important on your resume. With over 13 years of human resources experience, Alexandria owns her own business—Bell Recruiting Limited—which provides HR generalist services to businesses and corporations. If you have just graduated from college and you do not have a lot of experience, Alexandria says that volunteer work shows commitment, time management skills and outside interests. All of these qualities are pleasing to potential employers. “Many companies have some [interest in] community giv-ing, where they give back to the com-munity,” Alexandria says. “So, any time you volunteer, I think that just shows that your goals are in line with the company that you’re working for.”

In today’s economy, networking is as important as ever. With over 80,000

living alumnae, Alpha Gamma Delta is a great place to hone your networking skills. A sister you meet at International Reunion Day (IRD) could connect you to your dream job or an alumna you meet through your work as a Chapter Advisor could link you to a new client or prospect. You never know what opportu-nities lie ahead unless you continue to make connections by volunteering and/or becoming involved in the Fraternity. In fact, Anna D’Agostino Clarke (quoted earlier in this article) received helpful tips for an interview, thanks to an Alpha Gamma Delta connection who worked for the company in which Anna was interviewing.

Alexandria says that while social networking sites like LinkedIn and Facebook are wonderful to build your network, you could be cultivating a lot of opportunities within your volunteer work. “[Volunteering is] very important, regard-less of where you are in your career,” comments Alexandria.

Whether helping with a local philan-thropic organization or mentoring a

collegiate chapter, sisterhood contin-ues to build when you give back to the Fraternity. “I love when I see an Alpha Gam resume come through,” Alexandria says. “I am going to give them a call regardless. Maybe they aren’t fit for the job I’m looking for, but I definitely want to help them. It’s a great way to continue to enhance my sisterhood experience but also to enhance others as well.”

Soccer practice. Graduate school exams. Meetings. SWATT Team. Mentor-ing a collegiate chapter. Contributing to the Foundation. Our plates may be full, but if we give a little bit more of our time, we are sure to reap the benefits of Alpha Gamma Delta involvement. You may meet a sister from a different collegiate chapter who becomes your best friend. You may encourage a collegiate chapter to raise more money for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. You may even build a connection that leads to the per-fect career. You’ll never know until you make it happen.

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The opportunities to contribute to Alpha Gamma Delta as an alumna are endless! From SWATT and the Volunteer Service Team (VST) to Rose Sisters and Rosebuds, sisters can be involved in the Fraternity at every life stage. Follow the quiz below for suggestions on how you can give back based on your Fraternity interests. These are only suggestions; each sister is encouraged to volunteer in whatever capacity she wishes! Check out the following page for more details about all of the volunteer opportunities available for Alpha Gamma Delta.

HOW CAN I BECOME INVOLVED?

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dance recital.

walk the dog.

iron clothes.

Yoga class.

call jill back.

Fill Up gas tank.

go to atM.

retUrn phone calls.

Mow the Yard.

librarY.

Marketing Meeting.

dinner reservations.

bUY Movie tickets.

rUn Five Miles.

get staMps.

MapqUest directions.

drop oFF recYcling

bUY new rUnning

shoes.

get a ManicUre.

soccer practice.

retUrn dvd.

book clUb.

check e-Mail

get staMps.

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dvr greY’s.

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sUbscriptions.

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ALUMNAE CHAPTER OR CLUBAlumnae groups host educational meet-ings and philanthropic events, as well as provide the chance of meeting new sis-ters and staying active in the Fraternity.Contact: Lisa Straiton Williams, Alumnae Specialist at International Headquarters (317) 872-2655 lwilliams@alphagammadelta.orgA complete list of alumnae chapters and clubs is on the Fraternity website at www.alphagammadelta.org/Directory/AlumnaeChapters.html.

JUNIOR CIRCLEThe Junior Circle program is for alum-nae 35 years of age and younger and designed to help make the transition from collegiate life to lifelong alumnae involvement. Junior Circles are a source of fun and provide fellowship opportu-nities, from finding a tennis partner to networking for career development.Contact: Lisa Straiton Williams, Alumnae Specialist at International Headquarters (317) 872-2655 lwilliams@alphagammadelta.org ROSE SISTERSRose Sisters are Alpha Gamma Delta members who live in a foreign country or in an area where there is no organized alumnae chapter or club. Rose Sisters across the globe receive updates on the Fraternity via a Yahoo! Group.Contact: Patti Speakman Conville, Director of Fraternity Programs DFP@vst.alphagammadelta.org

ROSEBUDSThe Rosebuds program is for Alpha Gamma Delta members, their daughters and other young family members and friends. Rosebuds groups are formed by sisters living in the same geographic area; organizers plan regu-larly scheduled activities and community service events appropriate for the par-ticipating girls. This is a great program for young mothers seeking a Fraternity connection.Contact: Patti Speakman Conville, Director of Fraternity Programs DFP@vst.alphagammadelta.org SWATTSWATT, or Sisters With Available Time and Talent, is a group of Alpha Gamma Delta alumnae who volunteer their professional and practical skills for the Fraternity.Contact: Bonnie Brown, Director of Alumnae Development DAD@vst.alphagammadelta.org

VOLUNTEER SERVICE TEAMThe Volunteer Service Team (VST) is a well-trained group of Alpha Gamma Delta volunteers organized to serve our various Fraternity communities. A com-munity is a collegiate chapter, its house association and its corresponding alum-nae chapters and clubs. Each of these communities has resource specialists, in several different subject areas (e.g. finance, recruitment, member develop-ment). VST members are appointed by International Council to serve for two-year terms.Contact: Lisa Straiton Williams, Alumnae Specialist at International Headquarters (317) 872-2655 lwilliams@alphagammadelta.org

COLLEGIATE CHAPTER ADVISORSThe Chapter Advisor is responsible for the general well being and overall wel-fare of the chapter. Her goal is to guide the chapter to be a successful, happy, self-perpetuating and financially sound organization. There are many advisor positions available for serving a colle-giate chapter. If you have an interest in helping collegiate women, this is a great opportunity for giving your available time. Contact: Lisa Straiton Williams, Alumnae Specialist at International Headquarters (317) 872-2655 lwilliams@alphagammadelta.org

PAY YOUR FRATERNITY ALUMNAE DUES.Your voluntary Alumnae Dues pay-ment of $35 will make a difference in supporting the Fraternity’s Operating Fund, which helps with recruitment and new chapter development, conferences and events, the Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly and website maintenance. The Alumnae Dues Program spans the Fraternity’s fiscal year, which started on June 1, 2009. More information about the Alumnae Dues Program is available on page 35.

CONTRIBUTE TO THE ALPHA GAMMA DELTA FOUNDATION.The Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation “impacts and enriches our communities by providing essential support for educa-tion, philanthropy and leadership,” and is the only charity that exists to support our Fraternity and her members. To make a gift in any amount, click “Make a Gift Today” at www.alphagammadeltafounda-tion.org or contact Chris Rudduck Fedor at (317) 879-9328.

WAYS TO STAY INVOLVED For more information about ways to stay involved, visit www.alphagammadelta.org/Directory/AlumnaeGroups.html.

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Missouri

Epsilon Epsilon–William Jewell CollegeIn addition to a game night, bowling mixer and Homecom-ing activities, Epsilon Epsilon Chapter hosted a campus-wide food fight. Currently, William Jewell College is building a $12.5 million sorority com-plex, which is scheduled to open in August 2009. All pro-ceeds from the food fight were used to dedicate a suite in the complex to Hanna Dobber-stine, who has been our Chap-ter Advisor for 34 years. This year our chapter raised over $2,000 for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation through our annual event called Trick-or-Treat for Those Who Can’t on Halloween. We organized our annual Knock Out Diabetes dodgeball tournament to raise even more money for the Alpha Gamma Delta Founda-tion as well as prepared to participate in a local Relay for Life event. Although a lot of changes are in store for our chapter during the upcoming year, we are excited to move forward and become an even more successful chapter. As always, we continue to strive to be the most involved Greek organization on our campus. –Anna Warm

Epsilon Omega–Truman State UniversityEpsilon Omega Chapter has been involved in numerous ac-

tivities this semester. We have done a great job of improving our visibility on campus with activities such as our Get Cozy with Alpha Gams and our Hug an Alpha Gam Day. We are also proud of our scholarship improvement. Our chapter received second place last se-mester out of five Panhellenic sororities on campus, and we hope to improve even further. Additionally, we are happy with our $1,078 donation to the Alpha Gamma Delta Foun-dation for last semester. We were able to raise the money through our annual philan-thropy events Frats at Bat and Say it with a Squirrel. We are excited for our spring 2009 new member class and their contribution to another philan-thropy event, Sweet Talk with the Alpha Gams.

–Brooke Kempker

Nevada

Delta Omicron– University of Nevada, Las Vegas Delta Omicron Chapter has taken part in many activities such as UNLV’s Greek Week in the spring of 2008. We took first place for spirit, service and philanthropy and placed third overall. We have had sev-eral sisterhood events, which have really inspired our chap-ter to have a stronger bond. During one of the sisterhood events we came together and voted in the 2008 elections. In our annual Texas Hold’em Tournament in 2008, we raised nearly $1,000. In our Battle of the Gods philanthropy event we raised $2,828 and collected over 2,400 children’s books for the Kids to Kids literacy program.

–Ana Zuniga

New York

Zeta Eta– Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Throughout the past year, Zeta Eta Chapter has participated in a variety of campus and community events, including the Greek Lip Sync contest, Panhellenic Council’s Greek Week and interfraternity sports. All of these events have helped to make our sisters become very well recognized across campus. We presented ourselves to other members of the Greek community through reverse trick-or-treating, where we baked and delivered Halloween cookies to vari-ous fraternities. We have also taken part in several commu-nity service events in the sur-rounding area, such as Project Linus blanket making, Relay for Life and the Victorian Stroll in downtown Troy. We also spent a great deal of time and effort raising money for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foun-dation through Money Wars, our annual 24-hour volleyball tournament and co-hosting a Rock-a-Thon with another fraternity. Our sisters continue to have a strong desire to par-ticipate in bonding events and sisterhood activities through-out the semester, especially to welcome our 20 new members from fall and spring recruit-ment.

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Summer 2009 Chapter ReportsAlpha Gamma Delta’s collegiate chapters have successfully completed another year filled with sisterhood, friendship and memories.

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Omega– University of Akron Omega Chapter started our year with Formal Recruit-ment, with our Bid Day theme of Tiffany & Co. Our new members participated in “mocktails,” incorporating our colors into a “One Love” Bob Marley theme. We partici-pated in Greek Week and also had many sisterhood events, including Warm Fuzzies, where each sister gave each other positive notes on their character or other encouraging words. This spring, we visited Zeta Iota Chapter–Miami University and Theta Chi Chapter–Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University to help with their recruitment. We loved helping out our sis-ters and are very proud of both chapters’ hard work! We then held our own recruitment and reached our total. We raised over $1,000 for the American Cancer Society at the Uni-versity of Akron’s Relay for Life. We then ended the year with our Red Rose Formal and Hugs Day. We are looking forward to another great year in the fall!

Zeta– Ohio University The women of Zeta Chapter have had a very successful and exciting 2008-2009 school year. We moved back to school a week early to prepare for recruitment and par-ticipate in Spirit Week, during which we went door-to-door to collect canned goods for those less fortunate. After an excellent recruitment and the

addition of several wonder-ful women to our chapter, we held Initiation in the first few weeks of winter, followed by the Feast of Roses. In addi-tion, our chapter participated in several Homecoming activi-ties, a Dad’s Weekend brunch and a Greek garage sale. At the garage sale, we were able to work with other sorority members on campus to raise money by selling items that we no longer use. We also attended a Greeks Go Green seminar, which taught us what we can do in order to be more environment friendly. We ranked third for best grades among all the sororities on campus.

–Christine Friscic

Alpha Iota– Baldwin-Wallace College The school year started off busy, as Alpha Iota Chapter raced to plan and practice for recruitment activities. September was packed with recruitment events, but the sisters of Alpha Iota Chapter were happy to welcome 20 new members. The rest of the fall focused on sisterhood and acclimating our new mem-bers. We went to Akron to

support the sisters of Omega Chapter at their annual Lip Jam. It was a fun way to help other Alpha Gams support the Alpha Gamma Delta Founda-tion. Mr. Baldwin-Wallace, our annual philanthropy event, had quite a large turnout and helped the sisters of Alpha Iota Chapter raise $500. Before the semester started in January, some sisters traveled to Miami University to help Zeta Iota Chapter with their Formal Recruitment. All in all it has been a busy year for the sisters of Alpha Iota Chapter. We are always glad to spend time together no matter what the circumstances.

–Hayley Kotowski

Alpha Lambda– Ohio State University Alpha Gam is becoming a force on the Ohio State University campus. We have continued to get our name out around campus in a positive light by holding an Ultimate Frisbee tournament to raise money for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. We worked on improving our recruitment events, obtaining 43 women throughout the past year. A major part of our success

was due to multiple recruit-ment training sessions. These workshops were critical in polishing our recruitment strategies. Teaching the women new to recruitment what we like to focus on is a priority. In the fall quarter, we won the Letters at the Library, a competition between all of the sororities on campus. The winner was the chapter that had the most women (based on a percentage of the total women in the chapter) going to the library to study. We are placing more emphasis on academics and continuing our high academic standards by holding a 3.25 average as a chapter. All of these efforts are helping to expand our chapter in numerous ways.

–Amanda Verhoff

Oklahoma

Upsilon– University of Oklahoma The 2008-2009 term saw an explosion of accomplishments here at Upsilon Chapter. This fall we improved in grades and welcomed many wonder-ful women into our sister-hood. In the fall semester, many fun events were planned for philanthropy as well as sisterhood. We participated in Arbor Day and local Greek events. Parents had a great time celebrating Alpha Gam with their daughters during Family Weekend. Families were encouraged to attend A Night at the Arts presented by Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art and Oklahoma University Alumni Association, and many

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Zeta Chapter sisters break for a photo during recruitment.

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they were recommended for a community service award.

enjoyed watching the football game the next day. With a newly elected group of officers, we expect continued growth and positive changes in our chapter.

–Lizzy Howell Epsilon Xi– East Central University In the fall, Epilson Xi Chap-ter had Formal Recruitment, along with Continuous Open Recruitment (COR) events and pledged two new members. Our first spaghetti dinner was called Defeating Diabetes One Plate at a Time, which raised over $300 for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. Also in the fall, we had our annual Hay Maze, which had a petting zoo, corn and hay maze and a huge slide! COR in the spring brought five new members into our chapter, just in time for our spring dance. At the end of March, we held out biggest philanthropy event, Squirrel-a-Palooza, for the fifth year in a row! Pennsylvania Alpha Epsilon– Westminster College Our chapter’s goal for the 2008-2009 term was to become a member of the Jewel Society. Last semester, we hosted The Newlywed Game, featuring the 10 Homecoming candi-dates. We also participated in a T-shirt sale and sang Christmas carols for the New Wilming-ton community. These events helped our chapter raise over $1,300. In order to reach our $2,000 Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation Jewel status goal, we hosted a campus-wide event called Battle of the Sexes and sold T-shirts.

–Christina Alducka

Alpha Omega– Duquesne University After becoming a member of the Jewel Society and being named the Most Improved Chapter at International Con-vention, we began the school year with our annual Juvenile Diabetes Walk in Schenley Park. As the year progressed, our Vice President Recruit-ment worked diligently to plan one of the best Formal Recruitments we’ve ever had with “Timeless. Unique. Outrageously Sweet.” as the theme. Recruitment ended with 18 wonderful additions to our chapter who helped make Grab-a-Greek, our annual philanthropy event, a greater success than ever. During this student-run auction, repre-sentatives from each Greek

organization on campus were auctioned off to the student body with a gift certificate or tickets to a sporting event. This year we exceeded our prior goals and raised over $4,680 for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation.

–Melissa J. Eppolito

Zeta Beta– Lehigh University As a chapter, Zeta Beta Chap-ter was dedicated to continuing its involvement on campus and within the community. We participated in many campus wide activities and community service events. Sisters took part in a breast cancer awareness walk and Spooktacular, a Hal-loween event with crafts and games that provided a fun and

educational activity for children in the community. The Hill Rocks the Vote was an event for Greek support and promotion of the 2008 presidential elec-tion. Our philanthropy chair also coordinated our annual Strykes for Tykes. We spon-sored a bowling tournament to raise funds for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. It was a major success this year! The Zeta Beta Chapter sisters not only enjoyed spending time and learning from each other, but held scholarship, faculty and alumni dinners, where we were able to learn and inter-act with Lehigh professors.

–Michelle Gee

Zeta Gamma– Gannon University Zeta Gamma Chapter has been involved in many activities this year, especially focusing on improving our visibility on campus by designating certain attire on different days of the week. Efforts were also made to gather the chapter for lunch to strengthen relationships and spend more time together as a chapter. We started out the quarter with recruitment, receiving nine new members who spent Tuesday evenings going through the new member education process. A fashion show highlighted appropriate clothing for occasions such as Initiation and other formal events. Speed dating was anoth-er fun event we used to encour-age communication and to get to know each other better. As a chapter, we also paired with the Panhellenic Council and cancer survivors in the area to promote breast cancer awareness by sell-ing candy, as well as calendars.

–Lauren Panchak

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With a focus on philanthropy, Epsilon Phi Chapter sisters organized three different events to raise money for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation.

Zeta Kappa– University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown With scholarship tips in hand from International Convention, Zeta Kappa Chapter offi-cers implemented many new programs to ensure academic success in the chapter. The hard work and extra effort paid off when we ended up hold-ing the highest grade point average. We raised money for Walk for Diabetes and later participated in the event, once again sponsoring a young girl with juvenile diabetes. For Halloween, we volunteered with the Richland Police Department to bag candy for area children. Our efforts were rewarded when the chief of the Richland Police Department recommended our chapter for a community service award. With the arrival of spring came a successful recruitment, adding 10 new members to our chapter.

–Heather Yeager

Tennessee

Theta Tau– Belmont University The women of Theta Tau Chap-ter have represented the Fra-ternity proudly on the Belmont campus these past months. Our chapter received the most hon-ors at Belmont’s 2008 Greek Awards and also maintained the highest Greek women’s grade point average for the spring and fall semesters. Our chapter was honored to send the initiating team for the re-installation of Theta Iota Chapter at Western Kentucky University. Addi-tionally, we take pride in our work for the community. Early in the fall, we participated in a local Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund Walk for the

Cure. In October, we raised a considerable amount of money for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation by asking door-to-door for donations during our annual Trick-or-Treat event. To continue with tradition, we also volunteered at Vanderbilt’s Diabetes Family Day, which was quite a success.

–Alyssia Fuller

Texas

Epsilon Phi– Texas Woman’s University Epsilon Phi Chapter began the school year by welcoming 13 beautiful new ladies following

Formal Recruitment. We hosted the First Annual Walkin’ Out Diabetes Walk, Dine Out for Diabetes at Applebee’s and an Alpha Gam Wing Eating Con-test. We were able to raise over $2,000 for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. In support of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, we teamed up with our sisters from Epsilon Psi–University of Texas at Dallas and participated in their annual walk in Plano, Texas. Academics play a major role in our sisterhood, and for at least the last three years, we have had the highest Greek grade point average on campus. We are always striving to serve as a positive example for our campus and were thrilled to be 2008 Greek Week champions. We have had an amazing year

and cannot wait to see what the future has in store.

–Andrea Ainsworth Epsilon Psi– University of Texas at Dallas For Epsilon Psi Chapter, the year was filled with much joy, excitement and community service. We attended events with children at the Scottish Rite Hospital of Dallas and raised over $4,000 for the Alpha Gamma Delta Founda-tion through a raffle and our annual Mr. University of Texas male beauty pageant. Epsilon Psi Chapter also participated in UT-Serve, a campus-wide philanthropy event, and we teamed-up with members of Epsilon Phi Chapter and the Dallas Alumnae Chapter to walk in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund Walk. After an amazing recruitment this year, we added 23 new sisters to our chapter. This year, we also began the Delta Experi-ence for our graduating seniors, and we piloted the Automated Collegiate Online Reporting Network. In addition, several of our members applied for scholarships from the Founda-tion, and we are very proud of our two members who were recipients of $750 scholarships this year!

–Kayla Higson

Virginia

Theta Nu– Virginia Commonwealth University During September 2008, Theta Nu Chapter welcomed over 100 potential new members to our recruitment events and 21 women received bids to join

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Epsilon Psi Chapter members joined together to participate in a campus-wide volleyball tournament.

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After a successful recruitment, Theta Nu Chapter welcomed 21 new members.

Delta Nu– University of Calgary Delta Nu Chapter has been involved in various activities over the course of the past year. We recruited 13 women through Formal Recruitment, achieving quota. Some of the members of our chapter volunteered at a Football Club Fundraiser in October, raising $1,100. We organized and held out first annual event, 24 Hour Teeter Totter for Tots, which raised over $7,000 for the Alpha Gamma Delta Founda-tion and the Alberta Children’s Hospital. The annual Sweet-heart’s Ball was held, giving all ofour ladies an opportunity to dress up and spend an eve-ning with one another. We also held a workshop to generate some excellent ideas and goals for our chapter and its future.

–Kate Ferguson

British Columbia, Canada

Delta Zeta– University of British Columbia At the year-end Panhellenic Awards, Delta Zeta Chap-ter was again awarded the Marjorie Leeming Award for the best all-around fraternity. Individual members were also recognized for their scholar-ship, leadership, volunteer work, athletics and contri-bution to the University of British Columbia community. To prepare for recruitment this year, Delta Zeta Chapter took

the support we have received since our beginning in 2006. So we, sisters of Theta Chi Chapter, thank you all!

–Jaclyn Carl

Washington

Iota– University of Washington Many sisterhood and phil-anthropic events, multiple exchanges with fraternity gentlemen and our successful philanthropy, Mr. Greek, has kept our chapter very busy. However, even with all this excitement, we have been able to hold onto our rank as

second in grades out of 16 sororities on campus. Most of our work went toward plan-ning and executing our Mr. Greek philanthropy. Sixteen fraternities participated in a comical pageant in order to raise funds for the Treehouse for Kids Foundation as well as the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation. We exceeded last year’s total of $45,000 and raised $63,000 this year!

–Kristina Shoemake

our chapter. The new members were then initiated on Novem-ber 15. The sisters of Theta Nu Chapter came together to par-ticipate in many philanthropy events throughout fall 2008. These activities included the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund Walk to Cure Diabetes and the Alzheimer’s Memory Walk, for which we joined the brothers of Alpha Kappa Lambda. In October, our chap-ter had a Denim for Diabetes drive, where designer jeans were sold for 50 to 80 percent off in order to raise money for diabetes. While being ex-tremely active in philanthropy, we received the highest grade point average on campus for the 12th consecutive semester. Five sisters received 4.0 GPAs and over half had GPAs of 3.0 or higher. We are thrilled with the accomplishments of fall 2008 and are excited to continue the trend!

–Elizabeth Walker

Theta Chi– Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University In the last few months in Theta Chi Chapter, we have gained a much stronger sisterhood under the guidance of our wonderful Leadership Consul-tants. We started off the spring semester with a very success-ful recruitment, doubling last year’s new member class. For our philanthropy week-end in April, we organized a round robin wallyball tourna-ment called the Battle of the Courts. Sisters helped coach while cheering on our peers and raising money for a great cause! During this growth and sophistication, we are pursu-ing our goals with more deter-mination. We could not have come this far without all of

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Delta Nu Chapter spent 24 hours teeter-tottering to raise $7,000 for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation.

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off to the Okanogan Valley for a week of bonding, recruit-ment preparation and enjoy-ing the sun and sand. With our most successful recruit-ment yet, our new member class became the largest on campus. We also raised more than $3,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Fund and continue to maintain a strong presence on campus.

Manitoba, Canada

Beta Gamma– University of Manitoba One of Beta Gamma’s high-lights this year was volun-

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Is your chapter missing? This issue features reports for chapters in Minnesota through West Virginia and Canada. Missing reports for chapters in these states/provinces were either not submitted or were not received by the Quarterly deadline.

Beta Gamma Chapter sisters celebrate Greek life at the annual Panhellenic Formal.

teering at the Teddy Bears’ Picnic in the make-believe Teddy Bears’ Hospital. It was amazing to put smiles on chil-dren’s faces as we made their stuffed animals feel better and showed them that being in a hospital isn’t that scary after all. Some of our other philanthropy events involved raising money and collecting food for Winnipeg Harvest for the Thanksgiving season. We also held a highly successful Cupcake Sale for purchasing World Vision gifts for third world countries. The year was a fast-paced one, but surely a wonderful one; we have grown closer as a sisterhood and hope to continue doing so.

–Alyson Teterenko

Alumnae Chapter Reports: Alumnae chapters and clubs are encouraged to submit news about their chap-ters, including philanthropy events, social activities and overall updates. Deadline: September 1.

Collegiate Chapter Reports: Instead of annual updates being featured in the spring and summer issues, collegiate chapters are encouraged to submit brief articles based on pre-determined topics. Our first topic relates to a line of the Purpose: “To cherish friendships with but a chosen few and to study the perfecting of those friendships.” How is your collegiate chapter fulfill-ing this line of the Purpose? Deadline: September 1.

Letters to the Editor: We want to hear what you think about your magazine! Send us your comments on this issue by September 15.

Sister Spotlight Article: The Sister Spotlight article acknowledges an outstanding Alpha Gamma Delta for her commitment to the Fraternity. This could be a Volunteer Ser-vice Team member, Chapter Advisor, International Head-quarters staff member, etc. Send your recommendations and three reasons why each person should be recommend-ed to quarterly@alphagam-madelta.org by September 1.

Profile Stories: Do you know an Alpha Gam who has achieved a great milestone or is a pioneer in her field? Share your stories with the Quarterly!

Coming Up…The Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly is celebrating its centennial milestone! In the fall 2009 issue, learn more about the history of the Quarterly—why it began, how it’s created and how it has evolved—and how it will continue to impact Alpha Gamma Delta for decades to come.

We Need You!As you will read on pages 40 and 41, the Quarterly is undergoing a major transformation for the next issue. We need you more than ever! If any of the following apply to you, please submit information to quarterly@alphagammadelta.org or call 317-872-2655.

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Honor Roll of DonorsSupport to the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation is vital to the development of today’s Alpha Gamma Delta. Your generous donations help provide scholarships to graduate and undergraduate students, essential educational programs for the Fraternity and grants for diabetes awareness and related support programs. This listing reflects annual giving levels based upon donations received between June 1, 2008 and May 31, 2009.

Alpha—Syracuse UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Paula Gallup Little | Amy Wildblood Tracy

Supporters$250 - $499Susan Schiraldi Schebell { $100 - $249Julia GallagherEdith Vanderbeek Joseph {Charleen Symonds King-HusebyeHelen Cheng ParrMary Ellen Quirk Wheeler Up to $99Gail Brooks AppletonSusan Holliday BardeMiriam Mitchell BonkAdrienne Lashway BurrubyMarilyn CastaldiIrene Kinnaird CurtisHarriet I. Dempster {Virginia Jansen FoellNancy Capellupo GurzoRobin I. KauffmanMelinda Walker KrajewskiMary Jane Compter LasherAnn Slocomb MerrillJean Hall MooneyBarbara Mesick Rasbach {Greta Hunter SchweglerGertrude Gates StillmanDiane Michalke Van LareEllen Bean Westenfelder

Beta—University of WisconsinJewel Society$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Audrey Berg Kaasa |Helen Mueller Smith * {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Janet Nehring Gibeau {Audrey Hilfiker Keck {

Supporters$250 - $499Mary Stricker Briscoe {

$100 - $249Jane Endres {Audrey Zilisch McClellan {Dorothy Swift RaeJan Thorpe WhiteCatherine Sands Williams

Up to $99Susan M. BrockmanVerena Voll CraneSuzanne Sueltmann DornfeldWinifred Dorr DworakLynn Hamm EricksonBarbara Ann Eastman Hungate {Donna Lea Winfrey JevensMillie Winger LemoineCarol Casey MullaneyPatricia Miller Nowlan {Doris Chambers NuberHelen Scripko PawasaratGeraldine Sanders PritchardBonnie Lyngaas SanguinetMary Coryell SchaafDiane Kaercher StumpfRuth Kirkpatrick Wesley

Delta—University of MinnesotaJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Marilyn Erickson Mitchell |Lillian Hall Scarpa {

Supporters$100 - $249Janice Stussy ElsterCynthia Wagner Engel {Barbara Tenney Pinto {Susan A. ScheefePatricia Borg Schultz {Mary Ann Lenhard StreaterAnnemarie Petrucci VaupelDorothy Zakowski Wessel {Kari Kottke Willenbring

Up to $99Marilyn Gustafson AndersonBarbara Lovelett Bearr

Susan Stockton BohachGeraldine Schlitgus EaganViolet Rosacker GrafKelly M. HansenGabriel A. HemphillDoris Allen HoweNancy Schmidt LangnessBarbara Bartholdi MacKenzieLois Scherven MartinPatricia Leathers OslundJennifer Green PohlJane Lasley Reid *Jenny A. ScherberKathryn Stenborg SchmidtEleanor Rothenberger SmithJana G. Smith {Virginia Hanson StabnowDebra E. SteelePeggy Doyle Treadwell

Epsilon—University of KentuckyJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Beth Brandenburgh Hastie {Ruth Breitenstein Henritze ▲

Supporters$250 - $499Barbara Hale Letton {

$100 - $249Mary Ammerman Adams {Susan Poetker JohnsonKimberly Melvin LaufferAlma Atkins McGuire {Elizabeth Hyatt Richardson {Mickey Levy Settle

Up to $99Carrie Germann BarlageBetty M. BarnesJudith Saalfeld CahillMary Dean ClarkeCynthia Alexander ClippingerSusan K. ComptonAndrea R. DyerCherie Jackson FlueckCarol McGinnis GathySusanne Phelps GilliamKaren Harmount GraftSue Grannis

Helen Wilson HeltsleyMarsha Nestor HendrixsonLaura L. HolsclawDeborah Turner HolsteinKristen Smith HordVirginia Lake HughesMary Jean Hill KinsmanAllison KirkMary KoeppelCarol E. LeetPatricia Fletcher MaddenMargaret Wheeler MeredithLouise R. MillerJennifer L. MonkElinor Duns RushingCharlotte Salisbury ThompsonMary-Rush Lynch WalkerAmelia Perkins WarrenDeborah Sledge Wright

Zeta—Ohio UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Deborah Schmidt Eschenbacher |

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Francesca A. Lendrum {

Supporters$100 - $249Inez Brinsfield Corrado {Carol Thompson HughesIna Zimpelman LoftspringCynthia Clark McClaryMartha Myles {Catherine Fitzgerald SotiriouDorian Beck Trauger {

Up to $99Paula L. AndrewDorothy Higginbotham AroldMartha R Barren BesudenHelen Murphy BrunsJudith Kick ButlerMartha Howard CastlePaula Meyer DemossBetty Jane Bates FarmerElizabeth S. GalliganEleanor Fixler Gibbs {

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Gloria Lee Wetters BouschorNancy Roth BurghardtLorraine Bakula GatewoodBarbara Link GelinasSusan Iverson HyattArlene Saline JonesLynnette Dittmer KeplingerMarye E. KnoopF. Patricia LaiblyDelores Waters MosslerEleanor Miller PattonAnne McCauley PriceBarbara Parmalee StuessyCarol Wanderer WorelEllen Westerlund Zee {

Mu—Brenau UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Matilen Powell Sheram

Supporters$250 - $499Polly Bellis McQueen {

$100 - $249Kalina I. Haynes {Jonna Kimbrell Schwalb

Up to $99Marguerite Duncan McFarland Bradford {Eva Seale BrunkBarbara Grandy CollinsNan Haynie ColvinMelissa Anderson RitchieJessica Barker ShroutSidney Elliott ThompsonCheryl L. ThorstenMargaret Smith TimberlakeHilda Kimsey Walker *

Nu—Boston UniversitySupportersUp to $99Roberta Chagnon HendeeCarolyn Aldrich PurcellAnnie Kempton RiceMargot Bergstrom Semonian {

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KEY: * Members who entered Chapter Grand but supported the Foundation through an annual gift or planned gift during the 2008-2009 fiscal year.

Members and friends who joined the Corinthian Society by notifying the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation office that the Foundation is a beneficiary of a will, trust, insurance policy and/or pension or retirement plan.

Amy Hufschmidt HopsonAntoinette Haut KincadeBetty Lou Kennedy KohlCarolyn Williams LesterPatricia Mallett MasonFlora Noss McMahonAudra Wolf RodenKaren Johnson ShallcrossAndrea Manente Stell {Michelle ValencicColleen Ciulla WagnerHelen Davisson Wilkerson

Eta—DePauw UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Eleanor Pray Meister ▲Margaret E. Piety |Dorothy Schoneker Skinner ▲

Supporters$250 - $499Bonnie Schiffman Pearson |

$100 - $249Carole A. Clause |Suzanne Marley Culmer {Ann T. DalyBarbara Hill DozierLisa Brickley FinkJoan Nelson Hagerup {Rosalynn Hasseld McClureEllen Rosselot Schneider {Elizabeth Dye Walker |Kathryn Noll Webster {Dorothy Gildemeister Williams {

Up to $99Melinda McCracken AlcornLaurie Tacheny BordenVivian Hora BosquitSharon McBroom BrunjesMarilynn Kline ElvidgeCarolyn Miles FermannMary A. GoetcheusGretchen Gutknecht HolderVirginia Kibbler LulloElizabeth Mills Park {Barbara Armitage PorterMary Johnson SwansonAnne Miller Vaninger

Karen Hawkins WeaverDebra Smith Wright-Hughes

Theta—Goucher CollegeSupportersUp to $99Jennie A. GrayDoris Voyce Hewitt {Doris L. KagleJean Merritt MihalykaCharlotte John Polkinghorne

Iota—University of WashingtonJewel Society$2,500 Jewels$2,500 - $4,999Patricia Houck Holvick D

$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Sandy McMurray Novak ▲

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Shirley Rogers Hoyt {Eileen Berry Pratt { Ivy K. RichardsonKymberly Mellor Smitham {

Supporters$100 - $249Marilyn Newell Anderson {Susan Howard BrazierLinda Walker Capron {Marjory Winston Parker {Bertha Brink Perry {Maxine McGary Reed *Jill Stout Von Feldt {

Up to $99Jamel Hassen BardenMelanie L. BattCarole Schuette CampbellSandra Whitney DavidsonKristi Johnson Feder | Oddrun Wick HansenGail Caskey Harrison Duane Dickinson LathamJudith Cole NuberAnn MacPherson Segale {

Gretchen Von Stubbe SekelCarolee Engstrom ShubertMarcene Lehman SinghJoan Morrison St. Marie

Kappa— Allegheny CollegeSupporters$100 - $249Sharon J. Dicker {Carol E. Lewis {

Up to $99Dallas Hunt AllisonMary L. BersanoMarnie Doner CaldwellLisa Freeman CarlsonDorothea Hunter HaasRebecca Good JeppeLinda LeaveJean Stall MarmoJody Moore O’GradyKaren Elmeier PerryMarian Riley ReedMargaretha Nichol SawyerCharlene Huff ShreveImelda McNamara WayMary Ann McCurdy Wrenshall

Lambda—Northwestern UniversityJewel Society$5,000 Jewels$5,000 - $9,999Helen Heggie * D

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Pamella Marschall Jordan |Elizabeth A. Kaspar {

Supporters$250 - $499Nancy P. Orbison ▲

$100 - $249Margaret Watt Larson {Colette Marine Lindemann

Up to $99Nita Myers AllenCatherine Hobbs Amos {Linda Carson Borton

Lifetime Cumulative Giving Levels: Annulet $1,000,000 ♥ Founders Circle $500,000 ♦ Diamond Circle $250,000

• Pearl Circle $100,000 D Delta Circle $50,000 G Gamma Circle $25,000

▲ Alpha Circle $10,000 | Double Rose Circle $5,000 { Buff Rose Circle $1,000

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Xi—Illinois Wesleyan UniversityJewel Society$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Beth Kelley Schneider ▲

$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Caroline Vernon {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999JoAnn Wolfgang Hostetler {Emilly Linman John {

Supporters$250 - $499Mary Gentle Holtsclaw {Margie Tribble Nickels

$100 - $249Eileen Lysaught ElworthDiane R. JonesElizabeth Kranz LaFaveLora B. NickelsSharon Morling Simpson

Up to $99Stephanie Smith AndersDorothea BilderElizabeth Kramer BrownLana Brown CasicaDeborah K. ClarkLinda Warner DarrJennifer B. ElliottNancy Jo Eyre EngelsRenee K. FehrCheryl K. Siedentop GibsonVelma GorsageMary Johnston GreenElizabeth Drane HoffmanLaura A. JaskierskiSusan Brown LanterDuanne Freise NelsonSusan King SmudaJoan L. TeitelmanDenise Cardot ThompsonCarol Schnepp Weber {Kelly E. Rowe YeungErin O’Neill Zerth

Omicron—University of California, BerkeleySupporters$250 - $499Helen Ernst Golden {Constance Remde O’Malley {

$100 - $249Victoria Catherine Sveen HiltyMyra Clark Lynch {Betty Brunn Fox Palkowski {

Donna Holland Preece {Eleanor Collins Scannell {Jay Alderson SchofhauserCamille Farnsworth SchraderMartha Delgado Woodard

Up to $99Ruth Miller Bayliss {Marilyn Burke BurkeCarol Guild BurtonMarie Freitas ChaddockKatherine M. CondonJean Perata DahlAnn Wiren DempsayMargaret Gallagher Fuerst {Susan DiGrazia HalfakerBarbara Schultz JohnsonDianne Neves MetzgerMichelle L. MisnerLaryon Dayton OwensJayne Browning SquiresBarbara Young StewartShirley DeMamiel StewartBarbara Burke ThompsonDian Dinwiddie Wittry

Pi—Coe CollegeJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Doris Newell Soriano {

Supporters$100 - $249Toni Grey Carson

Up to $99Mary Ellen Davis BilsborrowGwendolyn Sovern ColferElberta Cousins GrubbsRuth Coates LautherJane Rall McLeodRosemary MeyerRuth Kemp TurnerKay Herrbach Woodhouse

Rho—Iowa State UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Ruth Van Roekel Carey {Martha Barton Hartman {Marilyn Ulfers Irwin {Janice Harpole JessenSally Nicolaisen LaingNancy Ann Scarborough Meltzer {Dorothy Maitland Miller {Stephanie Dieltz OlsenNicole Hillebrandt RainboltBeverly Bottge SpotzSara Bellamy WarringtonLila Lansing White {

Up to $99Elizabeth McDowell AlfredElizabeth Morgan AnderlPamela Nisen BurrierMary Halverson CarrollJoan Sanderson ChaceMary Beth Matthews ClarkMary Ackerly ConditSandra Schafbuch GibneyJenele Crone GrassleSusan Lynch GroverJoyce Reinke HanesArdis Anderson Hart {Danielle C. Stemm HeefnerMarilyn Pritchard IrelandMelissa Jacobson JamesKelly Trewin KarkoskiSara Quinn KetchamMarlene Rucker LarsonPeggy Grundman LickissRamona Sime LochheadDoris Dockendorff MacFarquharSophia A. MagillDorothy True MathersJudith Helin MathrePamela J. NeffJoyce Bernard SchulzCarol Anderson SmithKathy Oehlerich StockdaleFlorence Devoe WoodwardAshley N. Zappa

Sigma—University of IllinoisJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Karen S. Koenig {Evelyn Laurence Massengill {Patricia Holm Smith {

Supporters$250 - $499Cristi Johnson Hoffman {

$100 - $249Marjorie Bezio Andersen {Diana Baird {Marcie Strieker Campion {Judith Krubl KatingJoan Zaeske KaufmanShannon Riley LenzeAnne Tarr ManionAdda Robison McFeeters {Deborah Soumar MonsenBeverly Myers NelsonMargaret Zirckel Sherer {Gail Fullerton Stolarik {Catherine Crisler SwansonJudith Desch Turner {Mary Martin Welch

Up to $99Loretta Trawinski AimoneBetty Blomquist Ardisana

Cynthia Brasky BauerleBarbara Hartman BengtsenConstance Schriver CervantesNecia Hart ChessmanRosemary Cox DeplerLauren K. DippelJoy Hiser DonewaldJamie Brewbaker DrakeElise Poepping FernslerRuth Olin ForemanWhitney Werich HeardJoan HeenahanLeslie Shimmin HickeyAbbie Olson HubbelDelores Anderson JensenKatherine Hahne JohnsonBetty Sutch JollyMartha Gassmann KraegerKaren Schindhelm KrammerMeredeth Magers LakeSharalyn Blaha LeginskiJoan Gruenewald LeonardMary Saxon LiddyBette Wallerstein LombardJanet Day MeyersKathleen M. Miller {Mary Cox Miller {Holly Nickeson MirellSara Jo Hanson Moore {Janet Molinari NelsonSara Jones NelsonMichelle Gazdik Pheiffer *Ann Robinson PhillipsMichelle L. PozziMary C. Hoadley SheerenLois Roe SwitzerLenore Bersell TuckerNancy Williams

Tau—University of TorontoSupportersUp to $99Elizabeth Jones

Upsilon—University of OklahomaJewel Society$5,000 Jewels$5,000 - $9,999Dee Ann Elliott Woodall D

$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Kay Taylor Donahue •

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Carolyn L. Dick {Sandy Kinney |Rene Boehm Martin {Bonnie Barbour Pereida ▲Catherine E. Seaton {Carolyn L. York ▲

* Chapter Grand

Corinthian Society for Planned Giving Annulet $1,000,000 ♥ Founders Circle $500,000

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Nhonor roll of donors

Supporters$250 - $499Linda Sigle Daniel {

$100 - $249Alice Maxson AdwanMary Vondra CannonNancy Shelton ClegernJordan A. EpplerDeedee Smith Evans |Leslie Gardner HardenPearl Hartin Iorio {Debra Frederickson KlinghofferAlice VanEaton LanningVirginia Hoffman Lowrey {Amber Hicks MarzuolaNicolette Radloff MurphyYancey Tighe SeitzBetty Edgington White

Up to $99DeLaine Lynch BenderKathryn Wendel Case {Janice Gibson CloudMary A. Cook {Allegra Phillips DerryberryDeatra Lewis Falkenrath {Paula Hughes GoreeClaudine M. Brown GuttJasmine Turner Ledbetter {Mary Menard NalefskiJamie Bishop PowersHelen Meinert ReaPeggy Hollis TanzerPatricia Chapman Weaver {Mary Mullens Wooten

Phi—Oregon State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Mary J. Brenneis {Jean Gardner Ullman ▲

Supporters$250 - $499Kathleen L. Meyer {Mary Terry Williams {

$100 - $249Terry L. Dallas {Helen Rice HawkinsLois Roper Izett {Opal M. Muir {Nancy K. Rorden {Mary L. Scarpino {Maxine Churchman Shaw {Pamela Kennedy Vandeneynde

Up to $99Marilyn Nelson AndersonGail McGowan ArnoldFelizitas Endter BoneMarsha Stennfeld BonesMichelle Reser Bottaro {

Carol Green BrackettMary Wade ChalfanJodene Boechler DunnEvelyn Grimmett EmmertFrances Balin HahnKarin Barfknecht HardinSally Ferguson HeckerLana Lu Bouska HullEvelyn Fieber MadsenJean Fulton McDowell {Jo Anne Lightner MurphyPeggy Dobbins PhillipsLeslie Johnston PrangerAndora Joubert Quinby {Grace Norman Simon {Patricia Welch StiresVelma Larsen WadsworthShirley Hanna Woodward

Chi—Michigan State UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Jean Jackson Robinson ▲Marcella Gast Schalon G

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Susan K. Schalon ▲

Supporters$100 - $249Marian Hess BrooksElizabeth Lonergan CavanaughDonna McMahon HekhuisNancy Mooney Pollard {Karen Lytle Schommer {Lisa Malace Skupin

Up to $99Eliz Sullivan AndersonMarianne Leitch BrenemanElizabeth K. BunnGloria Scott BuzardPeggy Middlemiss Cully {Laurel Malarik GainorJoan Nielsen GoldmanPatricia Rogers HamlinDolores Susin Hekker {Jan Miner HeniserMargery McCall JukKelly George KaplanLorraine Voisinet MaloneyStephanie Mason MargolitKathleen Whipple McLaughlin Sheree A. MeyerCheryl Glover NowickeNatalie Sunday PayneDeborah PierceIla Mae RobackAmy Rice ShifflettMarie F. SiragusaB. StebbinsMichelle Reno Tiffany

Kathy Anderson WilkinsMary Stevens Zientek

Psi—University of AlabamaJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Neita Hornbeck Mulherin {Elizabeth J. Young {

Supporters$100 - $249Jane Buchanan BrunsonLuanne Harper ElliottKathleen Nolen Martin {Amy Nichols McCainJane Taylor Patton {Camille Brignet Shotts

Up to $99Elisabeth Crow BranchElizabeth S. BurnsBelinda White Carmichael {Gina A. CookCaroline E. CulbersonAmanda Blackburn DarbyMadison G. GordonElizabeth Carmichael Heflin {Amy Andrews HendersonHannah E. HolcombDianne Ware KeelWinifred Williams MarksRosalyn Haughton MarttyJacqueline Williams MillsSuzanne Solomon OwenNatalie A. PittsSandra Prater SmithJanet Henderson StaggsJulia Zeigler Sutton {Anne Emerson WilliamsClaire Black Wilson

Omega—Universtiy of AkronJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Debra Douglass Roth |

Supporters$250 - $499Jennifer Schmidt Everetts {

$100 - $249Gail Vassalotti Bertsch {Joan Davidson CorlessJan Clark Dolan {Rosejean McGinley Fuchs {Pamela Gould KokomoorShirley Cappy Petersen {Carole Vandersall Peterson {

Up to $99Vicki Lex BoothLucille Lukens ClarkElizabeth Fitzwater CooperAthena Fundoukos CurleyPatricia Thompson DenhamMarlene Poje DunfordAshley N. FaulisiLauren M. GatesMary Lou Daugherty Gault {Patricia Friberg GerakTess L. GoodrowJorja Kneiley Higgins {Kenyuana N. JofferionBarbara Berry JonesMary Koury MannMarjorie Jones MatherEsther Rennick MooreConstance Stimler PacanovskyOberia Carter ReeseLynne Dunford RossellDiane Dunford WalterGwendolyn Shaffer WattJoan Neller Wolfe

Alpha Alpha—University at Buffalo (The State University of NY)Jewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Mary Noon Kellner { Diane Walker Walbesser ▲

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Linda Rang Krempa {Margery Barden Reason {Ellen Mendelsohn Reese |Cadence A. Schurr ▲

Supporters$250 - $499Elizabeth Goering Serrage {

$100 - $249Alice Wittenberg Hartman {Marie Dubke Racz {Louise Leifer Solpietro

Up to $99Patricia Larson AllensonElizabeth Ernest ArmentroutMarjorie Seipp CederwallFlorence Cuthill Clouse {Damaris Pask CurtisWinifred Haas Morrison Vivian Shaffer MurrayMarcia N. RichmondJune Ulrich StillwellDorothea Olson Tamborski {Jane Noller TurnerJoan Bates Wraight {

♦ Diamond Circle $250,000 • Pearl Circle $100,000

D Delta Circle $50,000 G Gamma Circle $25,000

▲ Alpha Circle $10,000 | Double Rose Circle $5,000

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,00017

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Corinthian Society for Planned Giving Annulet $1,000,000 ♥ Founders Circle $500,000

♦ Diamond Circle $250,000 • Pearl Circle $100,000 18

from the foundation

Alpha Beta—University of MichiganJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Marcie A. Ball ▲Nancy Pridmore Kleinpell ▲Charlotte Bryant Miller ▲

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Patricia Phillips Cote {Peggy Kuebler Field ▲ Barbara Newell Horldt DKimberly Thomadsen Kleber {Carol Richards Peske {

Supporters$250 - $499Joan Randolph Hatch |

$100 - $249Wilma Sue Martin Auch {Lois Channell KilkkaMargaret A. Lamb {Pamela A. Maker {Susan Hall McCannellDiane Pierson Monnier {Miriam Dorsey Supinger {Jean Luxan Ulrich {Ruth Schleh Webster {Susan Benschop Wefald {Mary Wolter Welz {

Up to $99Phebe Swinehart Allen {Margaret Owens AndresRyan J. BarilAnne Schans BendaLaurel Krause BerhentSharon Snyder Bloodgood {Marion Dane BrewerJane Meeuwsen Brodie {Kristen M. BurgeSusan Himes BurgerMichele Dale CannaertAndrea M. CirritoLinda Bendlin CrawfordJean Davidson GordonJanice Barnes GuentherMachelle Behm HammondSuzanne Harper KaperzinskiHelen Murray KegerreisMarion Pearson KnappJanet Gilger KochannyShirley Ind KoenenElaine Andrews LambElizabeth Huette Martin {Gail Ann MejeurDiane Heidemeyer MeyerKaren Agard Meyer {Kriste Fedon MossmanHelen Clark NordhausConstance Kay OlsonGertrude Scheib Rigg

H. Arlene Decook RuhalaJudie Neal StewartAudrey Jackson StokesbaryElizabeth Kranich WarrenMarallyn Mac Ritchie WightAnne Morrow Woodell

Alpha Gamma—University of CincinnatiJewel Society$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Elaine Barrick Bess G

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Barbara Ebel {

Supporters$250 - $499Donna Harrell Medlock {

$100 - $249Jane Graf Robison {

Up to $99Mary Glenn BecconsallCarolyn Clark BruckmannMarcia Caskey DavisJanet Craycraft GibsonKathleen Luther Solt

Alpha Delta—Ohio Wesleyan UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Virginia Wantz Rennie {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Audra Jones Hansen {

Supporters$100 - $249Janyce Blessing AlbertMiriam Johnson Bruton {Jean Carl Johnson ▲Andrea McGillivray KingEvelyn Colbeth Plunkett {Ruth Klick Tiemann {

Up to $99Sara Wilkinson AdamsJane Brandon BinnsEleanor Moore Brown {Christine Kreps BuchertRuth Carson CarnicomRosemary Kramling ChenueDorothy Eckert DentMary Lacy HuffmanMartha Walker KennedyEleanor McDevitt KilroyAnna Giokaris Kruse

Betty Merrell MaddenEllen Joyce Pagliaro MaustSally Palmer Norris {Diana Miller ParkerNatalie Troescher PerryCarol Matthews SchlottmanJane Kaufman SpilatroGeraldine Grimm Williams

Alpha Epsilon—Westminster CollegeJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Leah Davis Rowland ▲

Supporters$100 - $249Susan Mead BakerAnn Burton Hartman {Barbara Byrd Whitehead

Up to $99Valjean Gestner ArmorJoyce L. Vervoort CampbellNancy Crawford {Louise Imler DanzerRhoda Allen DepriterNancy Jarrett EftNancy Siehl FouldsVirginia Henthorne GrahamMary Ellen Smith JacquesBetsy Bigler Lambert {Lorraine Deane L’HuillierMargaret Ann Williams MiglioreHelen Zuccaro Reichel {Candace Johnson SchneckenburgerDiane Meriam VanceBarbara Tonti WeirRuth Moody Williams

Alpha Zeta—McGill UniversitySupportersUp to $99Gretchen Voorhis FlemingLinda C. Hutton Grace {Patricia Hull Henning

Alpha Eta—Dalhousie UniversitySupportersUp to $99Jean Collins Dexter {Crystal Merrick Gwynne-TimothyErin K. HamiltonPatricia Fownes HarrisLeanne J. LucasVictoria A. Roberts

Alpha Theta—Hunter CollegeJewel Society$10,000 Jewels$10,000 - $24,999Natalie Chuma •

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Eileen Dorgan Herbermann |Mildred R. Stansky {

Supporters$100 - $249Doris Keeley Formicola {Ann Krikorian

Up to $99Elaine Vandeweghe KrauseDorothy MacMoranJean Grams Oberg {Eleanor Heinzel RiceNorma Schmid {Anne M. Wright

Alpha Iota—Baldwin-Wallace CollegeSupporters$100 - $249Deborah Strebel PierceJosephine Edwards Rentsch {Judith A. Rezabek {

Up to $99Dorothy McCullough BishopNorma M. Dolezal {Lillian Martini FlorentineMolly Rodie GlazerCathryn Seckler HenneberryAnn Bohnenstengel HofelzerMarjorie Smith HolschuhStacy Smart HuntJanet M. KailCarole Ward KiekhaeferLaura Sykora KobuszewskiLouann Rezabek LawsonMary Snyder LewisJane Stull LockardMarilyn Harvey MarvelCarol Pittman MaupinMarilyn Hughes MillerPatricia D. Quelos OberlinNaomi Perkins PowellKristen M. SheetsJean Sperow {Marguerite Yearsley Winkler

Alpha Kappa—Bowling Green State UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Barbara Babcock Walsh {

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D Delta Circle $50,000 G Gamma Circle $25,000 19

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Up to $99Carol Krohn AlbrightTheresa M. Sherry BonickMagdalene Batcha DavenportVirginia Mesnard DavisJoyce Hoagland EbyBarbara Humbel FinleyJoyce Shue ForbesEdith Stapleton GiglioShari K. HeimbergerDorothy Kanouse HeritageRuth Gerken HillKara L. Komarek KlinkEvelyn Oates LotzBetty Bolinger MooreElizabeth Harris NelsonSusan Brewer SchaarPatricia Crane Sleva {

Alpha Lambda—Ohio State UniversitySupporters$250 - $499Sheila A. DamrenJayna Kenney Koler {

$100 - $249Teresa Davis Bodey {Elizabeth Waddle Goertemiller *Alice Ingle LenkerElinor Porter Swiger {

Up to $99Barbara Merithew CarrAngela Licause CentaKaren Gullett CollettGloria Belt DallingaElizabeth Neal DanielsBarbara Short DrakeVana R. EancheffJune Presar GarrettMarcella Graham HuffmanMartha Wetzel KeltnerDema Smith KrillDonna Weeks LandisJanet Ricket LoosPriscilla Martin MarrahMichele Krieglstein McDonelJean Davis MurphyPatricia NewbauerMargaret Gaugh RusinkoMarilyn Monroe SnoddyStephanie A. ThomasBarbara Bessey Weiss {Deborah Rowe Wilkin

Alpha Mu—Pennsylvania State UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Taunee Snyder BessonCarol Carrochi {Karen Miklos Katz {

Up to $99Barbara Ranck AshenfelterKay A. BoerrigterAlice Fox BrubaherMarie Marzzacco ClarkSally Kotchin DonnerBarbara Knabb HanfordSusan Hess HughesTerryjean Behney JenkinsLinda Lentz MaierJeanne Maxwell RaynorSharon Lentz Ricci {Joanne Stemler ShaughnessyAimee Raymond SieglerDagmar Tichy SteinStephanie Bird WagnerKathryn Davies Wells

Alpha Nu—Kent State UniversitySupporters$250 - $499Barbara Timmins Sanders {

$100 - $249Judith Poole Culler {Karen Elsom Gonzales {Candice Baranchik Hughes {Cynthia Apking Ramadan

Up to $99Grace Abhau Bush {Patricia Shoaff ColemanTreva Ewing CroskeyBeverly Wittmus Foight {Joyce Thorp HackworthGae Caldren KesselringElizabeth Marshall KloskoskiPatricia Newdome MatyasPatricia Magee NemetzPatricia L. OwenEllen Werbeach RothwellPatricia Rausch WoodlingElizabeth Kieber York

Alpha Xi—University of MarylandJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Ellender Morgan EdwardsAnne Loring Eiler {Wanda Mehring Mann |

Supporters$250 - $499June Weiner Auerbach {

$100 - $249Linda J. Blatz {Anne Morris Martin {Kathleen Eccard MellottMary Yehl Weisel {

Up to $99Eleanor Barney Abarno {Margaret Obert BerishDiane Wynn BoulavskyStephanie Soley GallRozella Evans HagenM. Deane Kempfer Hill {Eve Goodale LaymanNancy Pope MichaleskiAnn Sargent ReiterEsther Spies Schneider {Joan Johnston SchragerJean Osman SchwartzHelen Jackson StoltzRuth E. TaylorKaren F. WarburtonSusan Curtis WarrenSusan Baba Yamamoto

Alpha Omicron—West Virginia Wesleyan CollegeSupporters$100 - $249Dreama Jones AlvisJanet AndersonBeth A. BaileyVera Stewart Neal {Ardith Hollis Roddy {Mary Reed Snedeker

Up to $99Lillian AlfredLouise Tannehill BagbyMargaret E. BarbDiane Merecky BarkerLesli A. BeaversSara E. BogdanKay Rider BrownCarolyn Sillaman BruceLois McWhorter CaillietZoann Spencer CallahanNancy Titchenal CheshireBarbara Graumann ColumbusNancy Williams CoontsRhonda Mast DaltonSusan Parker EdwardsBonnie Metz FarrarLeslie Jones HelfgottAlda Wagner Hymes {Darlene Serack IelapiJill IreyKathleen McDowell LoewenWilma Johnson LufburrowArline Franquiz MarteneyMichelle C. MayhewMargaret Huston McMillinMary Skinner MorrellMarilyn Wickerham MorrisJoyce Fresh NeumarkCharity-Anne Metz SchullerMary Foster SettleAlice Brucker Szekunda {Carol Mosher Treible {Barbara Courtney Woodford

Alpha Pi—Wayne State UniversityJewel Society$5,000 Jewels$5,000 - $9,999Barbara Henderson Miller •

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Susan Durant Bertolini

Supporters$100 - $249Therese M. Marz {Leslie Russell Westbury {

Up to $99Kathleen Komosinski BestDiane Plesuchenko BetcherBeatrice D. FarynoCarol Falk FenzanHeather M. JonesEve H. Korff {Nicole M. LefevreDolores Stevens {Pamela A. Maciolek Tenney

Alpha Rho—Temple UniversitySupportersUp to $99Jane Koehlert CecilCaroleen Faust Kendall

Alpha Sigma—Indiana University of PennsylvaniaJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Suzanne McGee Petr {Elizabeth Hosack Rhule |Kristin Dendtler Thomas {

SupportersUp to $99Dana L. Ditillo BryanMichele Stelma CareyCarol Klamar D’Andrea {Lee Martin KochCarol Kunz WilliamsBonita Bisogni Zdrale

Alpha Tau—Edinboro University of PennsylvaniaSupporters$250 - $499Cherie Austin James {

▲ Alpha Circle $10,000 | Double Rose Circle $5,000

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,000

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Corinthian Society for Planned Giving Annulet $1,000,000 ♥ Founders Circle $500,000

♦ Diamond Circle $250,000 • Pearl Circle $100,000 20

from the foundation

$100 - $249Rebecca Auer GomesDonna McNamara Rittenhouse

Up to $99Linda Feather BakerPamela A. Wiley DeshotelKristen Overholt ForrestCarolyn McCommons Howard

Alpha Upsilon—Central Michigan UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Nancy Thorman Pittman ▲

Supporters$100 - $249Jennifer L. West

Up to $99Kelly McElmeel AlexanderNorma Hansen AndersenSharon Caine BowenBarbara Booth CluleySarah E. DeVoeChristina Kyker DunnWanda Stickler Ferguson {Mary Lou SandersonMichele Schallip {Mildred Pascoe Sewell

Alpha Phi—Marietta CollegeJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Martha Warner Bakkila-Pirkey |Dorothy J. Swanson |

Supporters$100 - $249Ann Hunter Waller

Up to $99Gretchen Golze Montgomery {Dorothy Montgomery Renshaw {

Alpha Chi—Thiel CollegeSupportersUp to $99Patricia Speakman ConvilleSusan Overholt GilesDenise Stetler KocottConnie McCleary OstrovePaulette Rote PhillipsLois Weller

Alpha Psi—Ferris State UniversitySupporters$250 - $499Joanne Lentine Hare {

Up to $99Ann Heafey BlalockBarbara Biechler LaFave

Alpha Omega—Duquesne UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Michele Madore Boillotat {

Supporters$100 - $249June Valicenti Loedding

Up to $99Carol Yebernetsky CarfangRita Deschaine MadoreJanet Kokinda McGee {Mary A. Nash {

Beta Alpha—Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityJewel Society$2,500 Jewels$2,500 - $4,999Prudence Skelly Traut {

Supporters$100 - $249Barbara Harrold Douglas {Kristin M. MaricleMargaret Baxter McClatcheyStellarose Lampshire McKenzieRachel Zook Schum {

Up to $99Pamela Mihane BarkerKatherine Lewis CarlsonMarlene Fallbeck CarrikerGwendolyn Adams CooperPatricia Hare FlorenceMary Lou Hoffman GeorgeCarol Garlow GorbyBerniece Putnam HansenMicole R. HarmsHoney Powers HewittCleo Teselle HullSherrill Waldo JonesWhitney C. JonesDianne Gillespie LawsonMarilyn Gustafson Lenhart {Kathleen Ann Brown MagnusonDoreen Schwartz MurphyLynn Larson NeumeisterJane Odgers

Janet Thomas PorterNancy Meier RobesonDoris Rohrig SamuelsonJudith Myers ScottJolene Rethmeier SmithSandra Fuller StallingsMary Ruth SundermanElaine Krondak TaylorRuth Olmstead ThompsonRuth Norton VaughanJulie Gaughen WarfordFrances Luginbill WarnerAileen Lowson WilliamsJulianne Aronson Wisecup

Beta Beta—North Dakota State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Julie Waitman Cretin |Michelle Jones Daly {Nancy Thompson Stauffer {

Supporters$250 - $499Kara Schwartz Johnson {

$100 - $249Catherine Robb DocktorCamellia McNett Embacher {Marcia Hunter FridlandLois Daggett Gernbacher {Suzanne Miller LahlumLeia Mongeon Skie

Up to $99Kristen M. AasAbigail L. BarberSandra Woodward ChristiansonJanice Anderst HaggartKathryn Lee HolleDebra Boisjolie MaciasMeri MartinStephanie J. MartinLindsay A. MerchantKristen Borg PrattAnnette SiversenBarbara L. SwensonRoberta Drake Wurster

Beta Gamma—University of ManitobaSupportersUp to $99Helen Bowen

Beta Delta—Indiana UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Loraine Clouse Wells {

Supporters$250 - $499Janet Janson Kardatzke {Judy Harding Zell {

$100 - $249Dawn Brown ClaghornJacquelyn Sandy Cramer ▲Linda Roehrs Delano {Chris FedorBrenda Lankford Gottlieb {Katherine Wayman Mehner {Mary Ellen Kimes Mooy {Martha Woods Porter {Tonia Parker RuddockRuth Edry SalekSuzanne Lienhart Schlagenhauf {Ann French SchmidtBrittany A. SteerLaurel Vaughn {Mary Lou Kuhn Weidenbener {

Up to $99Patricia Fisher AllenMary Kem BanisterBarbara Wahl BastinJane A. CrawfordAnn Goysich DantBecky Kaylor EnnisMary Emily F. FarrellMary E. FusonAlycia Settle GravesLaura D. GreenspanJudith Van Sickle HarrisJane Stouder HawleyLisa Macey KeatingMari F. KellerHeather Mielke KellyLaurielle Kistler KochAnn Rennemann LibermanLillian Felker McDonaldBetty McLeodDebra MeyerJoanne Crosby MillerTanya C. NeczwidAmanda M. ReamDiane Davis RenderPaula J. RushworthRuth Donaldson SmithAnnette Placke SmithBarbara F. SnyderBarbara Chamberlain StetinaJennifer M. ThurmondMarilyn Waters Weathers {Lesley A. WeinertJean Jackson Wells {Martha M. WrightAnn Seddelmeyer Ziegel

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D Delta Circle $50,000 G Gamma Circle $25,000 21

honor roll of donors

Beta Epsilon—Carroll UniversitySupporters$250 - $499DeLiesseline Twitty Smith

$100 - $249Sandra Naidu BernerSusan E. EllisonAda Rankin Holloway

Up to $99Diane Huelsbeck AdamsJaime Emond {Phyllis Ellison FerrisAnn Gerdes JazgarChristina R. JesikDeeann Crowns Schlueter

Beta Zeta—Parsons CollegeJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Sara Wagoner Young |

SupportersUp to $99Lois Young SchmidtMargaret Sutherland WeatherspoonPatricia Kurka WehrJudith Hollander White

Beta Eta—Southern Illinois UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999E. Anne Turner Edwards {Sue Keeton Pellegrino-Wolf {

Supporters$100 - $249Patricia Harrison Oppenheim {

Up to $99Marian Lee Cripe AllanNancy Buffum CarrRoberta Puntney FloydJo Frances Kirby FlynnJoyce Toler MaloneyNancy Hunter PeiPatricia Hartlage SebbySuzanne Longenbach StocktonCynthia Wyss

Beta Theta—University of Wisconsin-WhitewaterJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Diane Raffel Collins G Supporters$250 - $499Patricia A. Tomaszewski {

$100 - $249Holle Chopp KelleyMary Miller Sellin

Up to $99Sandra M. AdelmanLuanne Franz FahlElaine Minshall Klein

Beta Iota—Eastern Illinois UniversityJewel Society$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Patricia Tulley Riddiford ▲

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Linda Whelan O’Connor {

Supporters$100 - $249Jackie A. AlexanderJudith Bloomquist Duncan {Marcia Keranen Vidoni

Up to $99Dianne Tegtmeyer Baker {Alice Nehring BrockKaren Hollis DockweilerCarole Mateer GastonCynthia Muenchau IngoldKelli L. PaniciLavinia Cawley KendleKelly Pendergast MillerCarol Ekman MorrisMary Dankovich Slavin {Karla MacMurdo StauderElizabeth Denny WagnerCharlotte Sij WaltherCynthia Kopp Wright

Beta Kappa—University of IowaSupporters$250 - $499Barbara Fish Rolph {

Up to $99Cynthia A. CarterLynn Kay Fillenwarth

Kay Christensen GrootersJeanne M. GrossSusan Fransen Thrams

Beta Lambda—University of South DakotaSupportersUp to $99Susan Radosti

Beta Mu—Minnesota State University-MankatoSupporters$100 - $249Kathryn L. Nelson {

Up to $99Carol Harrer Vickery

Beta Nu—University of Northern IowaSupporters$100 - $249Wendy Grassley Speckerman

Up to $99Kristin Marolf Salmon

Beta Xi—Purdue UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Susan Young Kraabel {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Ann Zehner Angle { Joann Hollingsworth Drochner {Marcelyn Modesitt Hagan {Cinda Zehner O’Connor |Katherine R. Spindler {

Supporters$250 - $499Karen Palla KovachAnonymous Donor {

$100 - $249Patricia Hurtubise Behrens {Nicola K. ChalikJulia A. HollowayHelene Martucci Lamarre {Cynthia Ortman MeyerKathleen R. PallaSusan Nichols Pierce { Emily RaymondMargaret Edwards Sheriff {Lisa J. Welch

Up to $99Jennifer L. AndertJulie B. Baker BairJanet Coapstick BechmanKristine Dahl BellBonnie J. Brown {Susan Cleary BrunnerMichelle Goodrich CalistoMarcia Weigand CarothersChristine Pohlmann DoolittleJennifer Oberlin EadsRobin Hollatz FalconioJanell Hilton FarmerDanette Easley GatzMaribeth GlaubKerry McLaughlin HessenthalerNancy Clarke HoyKelly M. HylandJoan Spiess JulowGayle A. KurokawaChantel Ebbers LenardKathleen Westropp LitchfieldJudith Higgins MaretichMarilyn R. MargiottiDaphne Smith MauerSusan Mendenhall NickelsHaley SchumacherDebra L. ShieldsPamela Ross ToddNancy L. TrusnikStephanie J. VandorClaudia Winkler

Beta Omicron—Illinois State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Karin Struck Burwell {Martha Rosenberger Zimmerman ▲

Supporters$250 - $499Patricia Miller Drexler {Pamela Reimer Rosa {

$100 - $249Susan Rumsfield Clary {Nanci Gross GannonJanet Troline Kenyon {Patricia J. Reimer

Up to $99Vicki Allen AckermanKaren Bellettini BertaPamela Rennie BurkePatricia Anne Beran DexterDenise Ann Koch HollmerPatricia Roth JohnsonLisa Jennings JuricekKristine Lynn Holmes NogalJennifer Laws RichardsSondra McPherson Rodgers-O’Connor

▲ Alpha Circle $10,000 | Double Rose Circle $5,000

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,000

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from the foundation

Edna R. SinclairMary F. SkinnerNancy Nims TheesfeldAmy K. Guy UlrichDori Davis Wauer

Beta Pi—University of St. ThomasSupporters$100 - $249Beverly Just Duda

Beta Sigma—Creighton UniversitySupportersUp to $99Sarah Wallsmith Pritza

Beta Tau—Ball State UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Jennifer Hampton CochranStephanie Swihart Topping

Up to $99Melinda Estes BingamanDiane Gitt Birdwell

Beta Upsilon—Roosevelt UniversitySupportersUp to $99Sandra L. CoughlinCharron P. DavisKatie N. Olsen

Gamma Alpha—University of GeorgiaJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Lee Woodham Digiovanni {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Nancy Garrott Mele {Marie Ford Palmer {Martha Mills Scudder {Alicia L. SmithJane Miller Taylor {

Supporters$100 - $249Karen Meehan AshleyPeggy Bassing BaileyBryna Bobick {Meghan Keally GaskillPeggy S. Gates { Elaine Graffis Holmes

Beth Waters Johnson {Susan McCraw KleinDeborah Barber McNeill { Michele E. MenardSusan Hagan PatrickJennifer P. RiceRebecca Cochran Weber

Up to $99Brittany L. AdamsKathlyn Flynt BarksdaleDana Lozowski CallejaDorothy Treadwell CantrellJoanne Sender CavisJennifer Tonkin DixonKaren Sewell GastonAmy O’Conner GugginoKirsten M. Polentz Haas {Lisa L. HaganCarol Graham HealySusan Brakke HeimShirley Griffin HixsonJulie Knaak JohnsonKaren Sasseville KennedyHelen Sutton MilburnAnne Pennington PerryKaren Mikell PerryKathryn Sutton PowerRose Williams RigdonLessie Bailey Smithgall {Elizabeth S. SuttonCarolyn Bridges Woodson

Gamma Beta—Florida State UniversityJewel Society$25,000 Jewels$25,000 and upMartha Cowart Means * G

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Pauline Chance Brannon {Theresa Bridy { Marie L. Hill-Chapiesky G Jeanne Campbell Jacobs {Sheila Kelley Sola {Francine Ware {

Supporters$100 - $249Carolyn Wronske BirdGrace DansbyElinor Hager Durham {Evangeline Griffin Holt {Nancy McClure Houston {Margaret Marshall McGill {Kathleen Power Tucker {

Up to $99Barbara Hart AppeldornBetty Jo McAteer BauerKaren Connell Biddy {Katherine Cooper BradleyJoan Cunningham

Marlene Hillis FoordMargaret Brokaw GarlandRuth Black GryzichMarsha Cox HallWinnie Douglas HargisMary Yancey HartmannMary Gunn HoldenSandra Zevin JudsonPatricia Hollins KohlerJane Shiley KrblichCarol L. LockeyGary McAteer LoganDeborah Phillips MacIntoshJudith Elkins MeggsJennifer Noble MonahanMary Day Phelps {Leannah Kitchel RobinsonDeborah RubensJune McCurdy SayersEllen Dunn ScottBobbye Hutt ThomasMary Truluck Vann

Gamma Gamma—Queens University of CharlotteSupporters$100 - $249Paula J. Causey {Hanna Richardson KitchinDorothy Wilkie McCall

Up to $99Grace Hager AndrewsDorothy A. CumbeyBillie Mancin Little {Jean Reynolds ReedMiriam Smith Whisnant

Gamma Delta—Auburn UniversityJewel Society$2,500 Jewels$2,500 - $4,999Jackie Brannon Stutts ▲

$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Dorry Hayes Blackburn |

$500 Jewels$500 - $999LaVerne Taylor Flanagan ▲Kay E. Ivey {

Supporters$250 - $499Barbara Thorne AndersonMaria Fulford GarrettPatti Guthrie HillMartha McClinton Langford

$100 - $249Sarah McIntyre Davis

Shannon McInerney DouthitAnne Manley EastmanJane Hornsby KourkoulisMarguerite Sparks LawrenceCarol Baldwin Martin {Sandra Waldrop McInnes {Jeanne Swanner Robertson |Rebecca L. StuttsAnna Soberg Tisdale

Up to $99Mary Venable AddisonMary Pugh ArantAnn Watson Collister {Susan Strickland CopelandAnne DuBose CottleMary Furr DavisAnn Spicer DodsonJane Haley DykesLisa Copeland EarlesLisa Brabston FawcettJudy Henderson Hardwick {Pamela Seamon HarrisBarbara Welch HartMarcilla Jacobs HeathVirginia Hinds HempflengBetty Dickinson HixonMargaret Knight HooksEllen Simmons HouckVivien Long JonesSharon Rochambeau LovellLandon M. McKeanJosephine Webb McRae {Ann Harris Messer HealeyKathryn E. MimsCJ Meigs MooreJoan Holland PateJeanne Tynes PlaxcoJane Sentell PreissSuzanne Kelley RutledgeMartha Jernigan Scott {Anne Spencer SeknickaIras Fearn SmithDorothy Pedersen StuartElizabeth Stutts ThompsonKatherine Echols ThompsonNancy Grimes TraylorRobyn Vissing Van YperenEvelyn Kidd VoigtCatherine Bradley WalkerJoyce French WiseSusan Long Womack

Gamma Epsilon—University of North CarolinaJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903JoAnne Armstrong-Jones {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Gene Stokes Brown {Jane Hutson Owen |

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Supporters$100 - $249Frances Pegues Burroughs {Margaret Horner Walker {

Up to $99Gayle Metts AdamsDaphne Adams AshworthNola Hatten BoughtonJacquelyn Goodwin Burgess {Jayne Childs Daly {Patricia Noah JonesBarbara Bransford LacyBarbara Mansfield PeckPhyllis Wall PurdyBarbara Murray SmithMartha Fortune WickersBeth Harris WilliamsAnne C. Newsome York

Gamma Zeta—University of MemphisJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Sharon Dunkman Carruthers |Bobette Sandifer Thompson {

Supporters$100 - $249Valerie Billingsley BrownClaire Hicks Long {Trudy A. Noyes {Janet Pape Qualls {Amy Jackson StackJoan Steele Stein {

Up to $99Carol Kinser BakerCarol Zimmerman Caraway Erin A. CourtneyJoy Lott CraigLynn Ledbetter DemiPolly Blake DunnJoyce Belcher HollowayCaroline M. JungElla Garey KeltnerMary Ann Sibley MorrissAndrea H. OlsonNancy Logan PriceDixie Steelman TreadwaySusan Waller TullJane Barcroft Zink

Gamma Eta—High Point UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999CJ Neal Lipski {

SupportersUp to $99Mary Hubbard CorbyBarbara Ballenger FrazierJulie Young King {Barbara Taylor MarchantCarole Imwold McRackenPatricia Nance QuickJoe Ann Taylor ShannonDiane Abbott Steele

Gamma Theta—Florida Southern CollegeJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Margaret E. Hutson | Susan Sumner Oder {

Supporters$100 - $249Linda Moore Ginn

Up to $99Candace Hain ClackAmelia Welles HomerLarnell Rucks MarchantMary Ann Aiello Williams

Gamma Iota—Mercer UniversitySupporters$250 - $499Joanna Monahon DroegeCharlyn Frith Elliott {

$100 - $249Cynthia Smith CaterPatricia Daugherty Miller {Sylvie Kramer Weikert |

Up to $99Anne Cragin BarberLinda Barefield BondSandra Cowan EtheredgeAdela MacCaughelty FordRuth Wilheit LaneyMary Hambrick LockardMaria Williams LongshoreDiana Broussard McChesneySuzan Adcox RobinetteKimberly A. RogersElise J. ShourdsEdith J. VardamanMelissa L. VoynichElizabeth S. White

Gamma Lambda—Longwood UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Patricia Whitehurst Crute {Robin Belcher Liesfeld {

Kimberly Barrett McClurgCarolyn C. MondyMartha Petry Parham

Up to $99Sallie Gibbs AdelmanSandra M. BoothRebecca Davis BrooksNancy Evans CobbLinda Dobbins LaumannKaren Lane OwenMary M. SaundersPatricia A. SaundersCarrie E. TaylorPatricia Rogers Townes {

Gamma Mu—James Madison UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Judith Meyer Tice {

Supporters$100 - $249Edna Parker Burkee

Up to $99Angela P. CoonLouise A. CostelloMartha Hewins ParkerElissa Cooper Wood

Gamma Nu—University of Tennessee at KnoxvilleJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Angela R. Magill ▲

SupportersUp to $99Carol Brumley McGlothin

Gamma Xi—Murray State UniversitySupportersUp to $99Sara J. BaileyJulie Collins BoydTaunya A. EyreSarah FarmerAnita Arwood GoodeRobin Roberts HillCathey Hartline LaneShirley Cochran MartinJulie Hallemeier McDonaldMayce I. NixonJan Oglesby PageLinda Shirk Washburn

Gamma Omicron—Eastern Kentucky UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Esther E. Saalfeld |

Supporters$250 - $499Rebecca M. Brown {

Up to $99Elizabeth Metry AdamsBeth A. D’AmicoJulie Nickell FergusonRosanne Butcher HackAngela Wallace HeibertVictoria McCormick LositoKathleen McCallum Smith {

Gamma Pi—Middle Tennessee State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Suzanne Carmack Spicer G

Supporters$100 - $249Susan Wilson Davidson {Catherine Richard EricksonFrances Becton JakesKathryn M. Moore

Gamma Rho—Armstrong Atlantic State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Frances George Arnsdorff ▲Mildred Deal Derst

SupportersUp to $99Jessica Waldrop Harris

Gamma Sigma—Troy UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Christine Cook Hutson |

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Rebecca Bowes Murphy |

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Supporters$250 - $499Carolyn Hussey Gibson

$100 - $249Janet Starkel GaddyLori M. LeePatricia Mungenast Smith

Up to $99Deborah J. AndersonDelaine Dupree BennettGayle Beazley DeckerJenna A. DonaldsonDeborah Gabel FloydPeyton Williamson GradwellPeggy Wingard HaveardRita Harden LunsfordKelsey S. McLemoreAdelene Steed Williams

Gamma Tau—University of West GeorgiaJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Michelle Flake Morgan G

Supporters$100 - $249Lynn Taylor FallerNancy Seay Waller

Up to $99Diane Hopkins JohnsonDeborah Long MullenPearl Hubbard NetheryRachel Boehl NiemiecBarbara Walton SmithDeborah Merritt Wightman

Gamma Upsilon—University of MontevalloJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Nancy Bailey Knickerbocker |Pamela MacPherson Young |

Supporters$100 - $249Phyllis K. Ferguson {Julia S. Rudd {

Up to $99Carrie Keelin BakerValeria Valdes BreenCarol S. ClenneyKaren A. KellyLeigh Kitchens MelloSandra Beck MorganElaine Marino SalasLiz F. SellersBridget B. Hollis Shady

Amy M. SnyderTabby L. Stott

Gamma Phi—Georgia Institute of TechnologyJewel Society$10,000 Jewels$10,000 - $24,999Lisa Frese Randall ▲

$5,000 Jewels$5,000 - $9,999Diana Bennett Eaton |Nivedita Persaud |

$2,500 Jewels$2,500 - $4,999Courtney Huskamp Huggins |Esther E. Jimenez {Jeanette Raines Rogers {Debora L. Scheib {Kimberly Zimmerman Shorter {B. Jane Skelton ▲Patricia Caudle Smith {Gwendolyn Usry-Arnold {Therese Rauth Viscelli {

$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Karen Jones Fite {Carolyn Monnerat Mestnik {

$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903JoAnne Bernadette Johnson {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Sharen E. HilerJani Macari Pallis {Shannon M. VitturLiz Harriss York {

Supporters$250 - $499Nanette Kunzler CooperGeorgette Pereira HarrellCharlotte Whiteman HebnerSue A. Settles {Kelli Hudson VandenBoom

$100 - $249Kara M. BrownChristine Pesola CurtisTamara Lindell GarbettKristy Leichliter MacDonaldKaren J. Ueberschaer SchnurJennifer J. SchurSusan L. TomascoAlisha R. Kaplan Wetherell

Up to $99Kristine L. AshfordJennifer L. Brecher

Michelle Soule HaneySharon M. JadrnakTracey King JenningsStacey L. Reimer KumpfCaroline M. MahoneySusan Oravec MatthewsAlyssa Levy McElroneMiriam Alytia PattonNicole M. PorchedduMeghan Fischer PressleyAmelia C. RandallAnn McConnell Stephenson

Gamma Psi—University of North AlabamaSupporters$100 - $249Sarah Collins EvansAmy Lockhart HoffmanBelinda Morris Ray

Up to $99Virginia F. BlackVirginia L. HowardLia Pope White

Gamma Omega—University of Alabama at BirminghamJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Dawn Dennis McCarty {Dana Peden-Gentile {

SupportersUp to $99DeeAnn Fortner ArnettRegina McCarley Tibbs

Delta Alpha—University of Southern CaliforniaJewel Society$5,000 Jewels$5,000 - $9,999Christine M. Ofiesh ▲

$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Elizabeth Gisler Plumleigh {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Diana Agajanian |Kathleen Bice |Barbara Meador Callard |Melody Y. Nishida ▲Ethel Lund Pattison |Penelope Scott Yarrow {

Supporters$250 - $499Carolyn J. Keefe {

$100 - $249Joyce Ryan HelselEleanor Pierce Kelso |Bonnie Carlson KilpatrickGayla Haarstad Krewson {Maryanne Hammatt LeckieSusan Wills Lockwood {Ann Morzov MatthiessenJanet Carty MullerLinda Glover Rylett {Candace Harper Wheeler {

Up to $99Willow Whitfield BechtelMardel Graham BlumLaura Daniel BrownCarol McCluer ChapmanSusan See ElftmanPatricia Webb GrigsbyCarol O’Leary HarnerDorothy Lorenz HarteMaurene Smith HoganMarcia Gettman KruegerLeslie Vorbach LillyJanis Wills McCaugheyKaren Nordstrom MeyerNadene Gruwell Minear {Susanne Noyes Neff {Penny Parks NolanVirginia Mogle PietilaArdes Howland SchwerdtCarole Bauer Shook {Cynthia McNeil StoverSherrill French StutzmanJane Kubasak ThorntonAmy Fine TiedemannEleanor Josten ValentineMarvalee Hendricks WakeWendy Gail Gaines WeatherupSonnee Stallman Weedn

Delta Beta—Washington State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Joyce Aamot Greene ▲Janice Holtorf Hirsch {Cecelia J. Quirk |

Supporters$100 - $249Jacqueline AamotDiane Sundt ChristieRuth Ellingwood Dorman {Betty Hummel Griffith {Lori Andrew HennegerHolly Whitcomb Henry {Carol Seegert KocherDebra Patterson Lisser

25♦ Diamond Circle $250,000 • Pearl Circle $100,000

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Jacquelyn Wehring Moore {Elizabeth Hazelton PagetMargaret Nickell SchalowBarbara Bruhn Sinnott {Hsueh-Mei Y. Yang

Up to $99Nora Bork ArnoldSusan Hoop BishopFaris Dearborn CharbonneauWendi Kepner DamicoMarilyn Holert DrengsonAnna Marie Black FigenshowLibby Whitcomb ForsythElizabeth Raugust Fox {Teresa Thorpe GehlenCarol Overstreet JeffordsAnne Harris KepnerAnne Ludwick LongElizabeth Halvorson MausMaudie Hulbert McDonaldBarbara J. McQueenLynne Hitchcock NicholsonWinnifred Castle OlsenKimberly Crane ReberBarbara Nelson SmithKris Juris TakemuraBarbara Shirk TalbottMary Kay Wilson Testa {Donna Albrigtson YelichLee Drake Zahniser {

Delta Gamma—Montana State UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Jody Collis KingTana Lee Ege Mullendore {Geraldine Weir Roth

Up to $99Lois Hoefert AringLaura E. BarrettKathryn Dahl CallentineChristine Blow FrazeeJo Ann Hicks Guenther {Margaret Buchman HaagMary Lou Kranz HammellVickie HemstadBetty Vanatta HendersonSusan E. Knight JessopLeann Fox KoonJanet Myers LowneyJosephine Barrier MartinDanette Lund RasmussenBeverly Panther SevickLori Bakke ThorsrudLouise Fulton WorsterZoanne Wynne Zapata

Delta Delta—University of OregonSupporters$100 - $249Judith M. Wiant GavinMarcia Cameron Graham {Muriel Hagendoorn Raz {Leann Johnston Roque {

Up to $99Barbara Ebeling CarneyJohanna Flood MorrowMarlene Dunk SmithJean Rhine SocolojskyMargaret Rauch Warnke

Delta Epsilon—University of California, Los AngelesJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Charlon Brown Franke {Sandra Goodwin Streech {

Supporters$250 - $499Elisabeth Yeoman Briffett |Penelope Thompson Donnelly {

$100 - $249Mary Anne Henry BurkmanVirginia Berwick Dawson {Betty Fortune Lang {Gail Tyler Neher {Barbara Keith Richardson {Priscilla Gaskill Robertson {Mary Campbell Rodebaugh {

Up to $99Gail Donna Pearson AndersonJana S. BickelPatricia White Burns {Almarene Williams CookMargaret Lowe CrawfordVera Roush CurzonKathleen Schabo FalkGloria Nickerson GriffinHelen Roche JohnstonPatricia White KnowlesGloria Caravacci KoenigJudy Boster MarkDorothy Huston Newman {Carole deVries ParksBeverly Hopkins PostMarilyn Wolfe SakataTamara Durnall TabakBetty Jo Purgitt Wyatt

Delta Zeta—University of British ColumbiaSupportersUp to $99Mary McCarthy BonnerLucille Ingalls Caldecott

Delta Eta—San Diego State UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Frances Mettlach McCrackin |

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Pamela A. Krebs

Supporters$250 - $499Fran Wallace Holland {

$100 - $249Lynn Miller Hartline {Donna Dickson KindigNancy Woodbridge Petersen {Sandra Sarff Punch

Up to $99Margaret Williams BennettKatherine Amundson BoaseGeorgie Hearrell BotteIsobel Bruen ChisumJill DaeschnerAndrea S. FurstSallie Ann Lincoln HaightPatricia Groener HansenPatricia Ann Weaver HardemanJanet Moss JohnsonGloria Suarez JustusJanet Russell LindLinda Jane Stitt LofgrenMarion Tanner MooreKristin Amundson Ogley {Rebecca Foelber PhillpottCatherine Morrell SeymourDaryl McKenna SwansonJane Wilson Wittkow

Delta Theta—University of IdahoJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Elizabeth Misner Johnson |Charlotte Ruckman Misner ▲

Supporters$250 - $499Sherry Walsh Fanning {

$100 - $249Karen Kottkey ChamberlainJody Newcomb HarrisPatricia Stroh Loo {Melinda Lou Sloviaczek Smyser

Up to $99Diane Fingerson DrakeleyKathryn Consta Richardson EdmondsKitty Collins GeidlDawn Shipley HarlowChelsea M. LeedsJill Bachmeier LunsfordKathryn Aslett MiddendorfDianne Stone MilhollinNancy Olson RussellBeverly Fossum StettlerPatricia Burns SticeKathryn Zenier Swenson {Jamie A. ThomasD. Anne Frazier WalradtIsabel Woods Wheatley

Delta Iota—California State University, ChicoSupporters$250 - $499Marilee Swor Meuter {Melaine McVay Taylor {

$100 - $249Elfriede Walzberg Bagley {Gina Gallego ColtonJanet Hepler Gillespie {Allisun Assad GultnieksRebecca Munn May

Up to $99Janice Wallace BrightLinda Bergemann ChaixNatalie A. CommonNadine Silva DaviCindi Anderson EdmondoLaurie Stone FennellSandra Pamplin FicaloraDonna DeDomenico HolpainenJaneen Ayoob HubiakDoris Perdue KaiserAdele Lana Pallotti LucasVesta Betonte McDonald {Janet Rogers MetalloCassandra Unibe OlguinSusan Stimmel PaluncichJean Gonsalves Smith

Delta Kappa—University of AlbertaSupportersUp to $99Stephanie M. KosinskiChantelle Peredery MooreNancy-Jane Quedado

▲ Alpha Circle $10,000 | Double Rose Circle $5,000

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,000

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Delta Mu—University of California, Santa BarbaraSupportersUp to $99Jean Bosworth Garcia

Delta Nu—University of CalgaryJewel Society$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Katarina Hertling Ortmann {

SupportersUp to $99Kelly M. HopperNicolette A. RileyAlexandra E. StallingsJamaica F. Zarchekoff

Delta Xi—Arizona State UniversitySupporters$250 - $499Kimberly Hall Johnson

$100 - $249Toni Brooks Milnes {

Up to $99Vicki Martin Fitzpatrick

Delta Omicron—University of Nevada, Las VegasSupporters$100 - $249S. Michelle Schwer Nicholl {

Delta Pi—San Francisco State UniversitySupportersUp to $99Karlie M. Nieto

Delta Rho—Sonoma State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Kelley Flynn Holt {

Supporters$100 - $249Christina Marquez FisherMolly C. Rattigan

Up to $99Erin A. DowdyAmanda A. HaleMichelle HanninkMichelle K. Myhre

Delta Sigma—University of Hawaii at ManoaJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Mary Ikeda Miwa {

SupportersUp to $99Karen Carnegie JohnsonDeborah Lichota Keppi

Delta Tau—Chapman UniversitySupportersUp to $99Loren L. DiazKaitlan A. Fisher

Epsilon Alpha—University of MissouriJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Carol Reppel Amling {Judith Hayes Hand | Nann Blaine Hilyard ▲Michelle A. Yuenger {

Supporters$100 - $249Brenda Bier Barton {Teresa Briscoe BrunCharlene Morris Conrad | Rose Rice DishmanDenise Austin DudenhoefferCarrie Lyn Hoemeyer OusleyRondi K. Payne {Sara Acuff Smith { Lorinda Kirkwood Stombaugh {

Up to $99Betty Buschart BrandJoan Creech CharlesSusan Cason GilleBetty Smith Hawkins {Deborah Kuntz HoustonElizabeth Perdue Hyde {Lois Darby LeimkuhlerShirley McCallister MeinertNancy Tucker O’SheaJanet Ragsdale PetersenBeverly Hodge Rihm

Sharon Aulepp SchwarzCarol Clemons Thomas {Patricia Huff WertzMary Taliaferro Wilhoit

Epsilon Beta—University of KansasJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Rozalynn Hammergren Dahlen {Barb Krumme Geiger {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Jennifer Thole BerquistJessica Bush Block {Terri Melander DolskiGwynn Jennings JacksonTeresa Mulinazzi Kempf {M. Terri Gajewski Valentine

Supporters$250 - $499Nancy Hart KlineKimberly Wicke SouthernErin Hansen Witcofski

$100 - $249Christina Kamm CarpenterJo Ann Strobel LutyLori E. Hunter MaddoxLauren E. McCordKathleen Hall NillJoyce Carr PulleyElaine Putnam RohrigTerry Stephens WallaceHolly J. Oglesbee Yager

Up to $99Michelle Trahan BeelerSybil Summers CrevierKathleen Gibbons DelaneyMary Sampson Fay {Anne K. SimmonsEllen C. WilksJennifer Bell Zoole

Epsilon Gamma—University of DenverJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Gail Calkins Duree D

Supporters$250 - $499Joann Brenton Harbison {

$100 - $249Artis Tanton Boulier {Carol Newman Greene {

Nada Nadine MilosavljevicFlorence Duboff Northway {

Up to $99Lois Thomas BoydJane Schwob CaldwellAlice Dralle CozensHarlene EdwardsSusan Foster GouldAynsley K. Fein LeBlancArdlen Simpson OrrinoCharlotte Ryan O’RyanVirginia Vincent Sewall

Epsilon Delta—University of Texas at AustinJewel Society$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Benita Wilson Dick G

$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Elizabeth Cartledge Rogers ▲

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Betty Leatherwood Adams ▲Susan Kiefner Cage {Sherri Gripon ConnerPatsy Smith Davis G SaRita Obelgoner Parker |

Supporters$100 - $249Doreene Frizzell Boubel {Sammye Tisdale Diebel {Laura Glass Hensley {Shirley Rose Kraus {Kimberly Mannen McConvilleJulie A. McDougallKay LaBauve Parnell ▲

Up to $99Darlene Prouse BirkesTheodora Vanderwerth BoehmJo Ann Oshry FittsKathleen Kime GrahamAngela Steinle HairstonMary Chaney HeardElinor Cartledge Howie {Elizabeth Keasler MansfieldDorothy Thornton RencurrelSharon Edmiston SeagoKimberly Carson SeayJoan Bryan Wright {

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Epsilon Epsilon—William Jewell CollegeJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Alyce Curtis Leytham {

Supporters$100 - $249Norma Moss Barto {Melanie Griffin Cline {Diane Brown Wicker {

Up to $99Alice Rowland AlgieJoyce Arnold BergmanJanet Bailey DurbinJoyce Edson HoechLinda Harger JollyMargaret Harris KilpatrickRoberta Carr LierlyAndrea Shumake TrueJanet Dinkheller Walt

Epsilon Zeta—Arkansas State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Ada Marsh Oldham |

Supporters$100 - $249Shirley Naile McManigalLeslie H. ScribnerCatherine Smart WilliamsJanell Zeug

Up to $99Kristen M. AlexanderDeborah Oldham ClementBecki Lee Hampton CullipherSandra Wood FaltemierJennifer Penn HibbardAllison Denman HollandNancy Redd McGee {Virginia Thomas Roush

Epsilon Eta—Texas Christian UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Nancy Sheppeard Atkinson |

Supporters$100 - $249Pamela Nix Gilmore {Carol Ferguson Wiener

Up to $99Donna Edelen BlantonSusan Bond Butsch

Helen Huff DunlapLeslie M. MartinBillie Oakley MinotNancy Mitchell Ogrod {Mary B. Packard {Sheila Grant Thayer {Sandra Hyre VaughtSue Sperling Vincent

Epsilon Theta—University of ColoradoJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Kathleen Fisk Christiansen {

Supporters$100 - $249Jane Larson Alder {Mary Heimann Linn {Mary Kelley Wyss {

Up to $99Nancy Pearce GarrettMary K. Kellogg KirbyCarol Mueller KoontzCydnee McMullenSally Yewens MeisnerKaren Winquist Waligorski

Epsilon Iota—University of Northern ColoradoJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Cindy Griffin Haas { Susan E. Turman { Patricia O’Connor Vreeland {

Supporters$100 - $249Ann Struble BirkleKarin Whetstone Culter {Carol Anderson GandyKarri Lampson Kent

Up to $99Donna M. BengeKristen Fagre HealyRuth Boyle HoltMary Sue MyersRenae R. RichardsMyrtle Hickman Stanley

Epsilon Kappa—Pittsburg State UniversitySupporters$250 - $499Lynda Beachner Banwart

$100 - $249Angela Wood Cutbill {Karen Spicer Finch {Leseley Adey Simpson {Karen Borgstrom TomlinsonPatricia A. WagnerKimberly M. Young

Up to $99Sue Rash AlbersAngela Corrigan BielefeldBarbara Lattin BiermanIda Harris CombsDona Maddux CooperKathlyn Fenton EdmondsMary Castagno HorganKaren Simpson McCurleyCatherine Vietti McVeyMalisa Baugher PutnamSusan Coury RogersAnnette Skaggs RohdeMarcia Meyer RoosAllison Fitts SchmitzOleta Wilson ShamaskoJoyce Ryder Terbovich

Epsilon Lambda—University of Central MissouriJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Sherralyn Denning Craven G

Supporters$100 - $249Dana L. GaddisNancy Beach KeneppLinda Loveland Rinehart {Sara Salisbury Smith

Up to $99Jamie J. Posey BuchananAnita Stocking CookBeverly Butts EddingsRuth Harlan LambLaura Quillin RichterShirley Kochsmeier SiegelSally Schwartz SmithDawn Papasifakis StropePaula R. Snodgrass Willis

Epsilon Mu—Fort Hays State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Patricia Sampson Mills {Shelley S. Sutton {

Supporters$100 - $249Lana Tittel Shults {

Up to $99Paula Burris BlumeKaren Conard BrannamSandra Jo Boys DaughertyJana Tittel DewittElizabeth B. Berning GerberFern Tittel HessPaula Schoendaller KeeferJuneil Thomm McQueenKelsee RogersSheryl Robinson RogersJamee Butler SchroederNaomi Sheets SperlingJan Post StejskalKathie Miley TaylorTerry Deal WaggleTina Todd Wiebe

Epsilon Nu—University of Central OklahomaJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Rie Gerah Hoehner ▲Marcie Worl Kirchberg {Kimberly Martin Klaus {

Supporters$250 - $499Cathryn Baxter Davis

$100 - $249Laura Coolidge Endicott {Roseann Gerah-Nida {Melvalyn Smith Springborn

Up to $99Patricia Taylor CaplingerDellanna Tatum CatherKay D. CunninghamMargaret E. DoughertyEllen Petty GilbertLauren Allen HammackAshley L. KempRobyn E. RoachAmy M. Hervey Wingfield

Epsilon Xi— East Central UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Kelly Lucas Davenport {

Supporters$100 - $249Mary Anne Roye Kirkland

Up to $99Crystal DurfeyJessica MuellerChandra Bridges StroopeBrenda Wolf Wright

▲ Alpha Circle $10,000 | Double Rose Circle $5,000

{ Buff Rose Circle $1,000

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Epsilon Omicron— Southwestern Oklahoma State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Becky Kelly Harvey {

SupportersUp to $99Gayla Taylor CoxMelinda Berousek Rushing

Epsilon Rho—Texas A&M UniversityJewel Society$5,000 Jewels$5,000 - $9,999Hillary L. FitzHugh * G

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Leigh Harrison Kent {Jennifer P. Powell {

Supporters$100 - $249Jennifer Wyatt SadlerPamela Wright Schaper

Up to $99Jane Carmichael BickhamRonda Lenser DillardCharlotte C. Jamieson

Epsilon Sigma—Cameron UniversitySupportersUp to $99Carolyn Scott Seabolt

Epsilon Upsilon—Tarleton State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Donna Plumlee Hendrix {

Supporters$100 - $249Jane B. Dennis

Up to $99Jami Ables LoveladyAmy Mahaffey MartinHelen Keven McShaneStacy Cox Privett

Epsilon Phi—Texas Woman’s UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Sheryl Ahlstrom Goodson {

SupportersUp to $99Amber GarrisonTrisha Phillips HartstackBrittany M. McQuay

Epsilon Chi—Kansas State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Gina Hinman Vincent {

Epsilon Psi—University of Texas at DallasJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Holly Phillips Rudnick {

SupportersUp to $99Kyley M. CopeYana M. GelmanSusan Harding MoranJordan K. WallaceDiane Wardrup

Epsilon Omega—Truman State UniversitySupportersUp to $99Emily L. Albright

Zeta Alpha—Eastern Michigan UniversitySupportersUp to $99Meagan L. DanielsVictoria Hamilton Everett

Zeta Beta— Lehigh UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Susan Kelly Archer {Mary Beth Dulcey Morabito {

SupportersUp to $99Danielle L. Impink DeeryConstance Paul GreendonerLori Siegrist GuadagnoAnn Pinto NewberryJudith Lannin PanagakosLori Schlauch Trechter

Zeta Gamma—Gannon UniversitySupportersUp to $99Emily E. BarkerLauren A. Hopkins

Zeta Delta—Towson UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Janis Lang Bartosz |Alison A. Gardner {Michele D. Hartlove |Lesley A. Hubbard {

Supporters$100 - $249Shannon E. Corr

Up to $99April Coffinberger BlahutJacqueline HastingsKatherine Klinefelter HastingsMegan N. HauptKristin N. HettWendy Hucht LanahanKimberly A. OwensFaith L. Schloss

Zeta Epsilon— Michigan Technological UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Amy Dalrymple Ryan

Up to $99Paige Stephans BotaEllen J. BrinkmanAmy Thomas JohnsonRebecca Shetron NoldSandra Lack Whaley

Zeta Zeta—Worcester Polytechnic InstituteJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Cynthia L. Moser {Sara J. Swiatlowski

Supporters$100 - $249Claudine Gagnon McCluskeyElizabeth Archambault StankDonna M. Underwood

Up to $99Lauren N. AlexRenee Cardinal BrodeurVictoria L. DeVaultChristine M. GagnonChristine Cafarella GibbonsLisa Pickar NollmanKaren Zalewski OliverAnneMarie Daly RiechmannLaura A. RockettJulie J. Banach RoyConstance Keefe SannemanMary K. ToomeyAlyssa L. Vincent

Zeta Eta— Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteSupporters$100 - $249Jennifer Hazard DixonSujatha Reddy {Gabriela Rodriguez

Up to $99Cynthia L. BanksLaurinda J. MacKinnon

Zeta Theta— Lafayette CollegeSupporters$100 - $249Elissa A. Ebeling Kaufer

Up to $99Crystalann Harbold DeardorffElisabeth B. EdwardsSandra Veresink KovacsGretel L. RaibeckJulie Pollock Trainor {

Zeta Iota— Miami UniversitySupporters$250 - $499Andrea Smith {Debra Collins Watt {

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$100 - $249Laura Letton ByingtonHolly Weibel MayKimberly Klavora PleinMichelle White Simmons {

Up to $99Sarah A. CasnerKristina L. Held ChadwickMeghan J. DavisSharon K. DudleyAshley N. EdmundsSusan Wright MaherKimberly Nelson {Danielle M. ThomasAmanda R. TreatJenifer Buchanan West

Zeta Kappa—University of Pittsburgh at JohnstownSupporters$100 - $249Christine Pawlowski Sullivan

Up to $99Carolyn Barron Chuba

Zeta Nu—Alma CollegeSupporters$250 - $499Mary Jo Toth {

$100 - $249Janelle Kauffman Moore

Up to $99Katelynd R. DregerStephanie A. MillsSara E. VanOver

Zeta Omicron—Kettering UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Stephannie Sack Bailey {

Supporters$100 - $249Maria F. MoscosoSusan Eberts Prater ▲

Up to $99Jane M. Galubensky

Zeta Pi—Saint Joseph’s UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Natalia I. Zequeira

Up to $99Marie Clapp BlaserDeanna Martz DrnevichKelly A. RaynorAngela ScolaMelissa Hilferty Stewart

Zeta Rho— Quinnipiac UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Karyn Kahl Layton

Zeta Sigma— Northwood UniversitySupportersUp to $99Christa M. RouseKelly R. Smith

Zeta Tau— Seton Hall UniversitySupportersUp to $99Nova DamouniLogan A. ForseyKristen V. HenryJennifer L. Wilcox

Zeta Upsilon—Northern Michigan UniversitySupportersUp to $99Rachel R. LeGault

Zeta Psi—Western Michigan UniversitySupportersUp to $99Kristin D. Schafer {

Theta Alpha—Louisiana State UniversityJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Penny C. Heuiser {

SupportersUp to $99Michelle Maillet MenardAlison Langlois PeickSandra Guidroz PetersonLaura Aymond Proctor

Theta Beta— Auburn University at MontgomerySupporters$100 - $249Tamela Allen Holcomb

Up to $99Laura BeckKelly Smith Foshee

Theta Delta— North Georgia College and State UniversityJewel Society$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Sylvia E. Ferry |

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Melanie D. Brown

Supporters$100 - $249Deborah C. Hudson

Up to $99Carrie Schumacher DobeyGwendolyn JohnstonTerri Owens KatesKay Jones Vaught

Theta Epsilon—University of South AlabamaJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Donya McKee Gillespie {

SupportersUp to $99Heather D. Sprinkle

Theta Zeta—Randolph-Macon CollegeJewel Society$500 Jewels$500 - $999Jennifer M. Abels

Supporters$100 - $249Linda Mabry Wilkinson

Up to $99Elizabeth Jenkins BeaudetQuinn W. CunninghamElizabeth I. Leonard

Theta Eta— University of Tennessee at MartinSupporters$100 - $249Cinthia J. EichhornCatherine L. Matthews

Up to $99Jennifer Williams Winstead

Theta Theta— Mississippi State UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Linda Scott Hataway

Up to $99Kristie M. AcheeAmy T. DouglasVirginia Herring Sorgen

Theta Iota—Western Kentucky UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Sarah E. Cottongim {

Up to $99Andrea A. CummingsPhyllis C. Parrott

Theta Kappa— University of VirginiaSupporters$100 - $249Tara Wheeler Prather

Up to $99Elizabeth DunnChristine J. Moore

Theta Lambda—University of West FloridaSupporters$250 - $499Kristalyn N. Thoma

Up to $99Kelly Callahan AbigandoAlexis N. Payne HilgertAshlee B. MosleyTracy L. Smith

▲ Alpha Circle $10,000 | Double Rose Circle $5,000

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Theta Mu— University of North Carolina at WilmingtonSupporters$250 - $499Lisa Pridgen Rosser {

Up to $99Leslie J. BurnsAmanda Adams Johnson

Theta Nu—Virginia Commonwealth UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Kathryn Beros

Up to $99Amanda J. Almassy

Theta Xi—Clemson UniversitySupporters$100 - $249Nicole Roberts Diak

Up to $99Jennifer S. Newton

Theta Pi—Lambuth UniversityJewel Society$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Kathryn L. Crain {

Supporters$100 - $249Emily E. GarrettTanya F. Hughes Michelle L. Parks {

Theta Rho—Barry UniversitySupportersUp to $99Michelle L. HovorkaVeronica D. MarceloKami Schichtel McLaughlinMegan Parker-Nocerino

Theta Sigma—Valdosta State UniversitySupportersUp to $99Willa F. Valencia

Theta Tau—Belmont UniversitySupportersUp to $99Kelsey L. BreshearsAmanda M. CastroAmanda K. DanleyVictoria E. DutschmannBrittany M. GarrettSarah E. HornKrystal R. LongMarisa S. Toth McLeodAllison M. PellicciottiSammie J. Rogers-BrownAnastasia A. SeydlitzGabby G. SwabAngela J. Swenson

Theta Phi—University of TampaSupportersUp to $99Jen L. Patterson

Kappa Beta— Missouri Western State UniversitySupportersUp to $99Lisa J. CrawfordTraci A. KordickDani A. LongworthErica L. Neier

Kappa Gamma— Texas A&M - Corpus ChristiSupportersUp to $99Brittany D. HawesCristina C. RamosAutumn L. TrevinoCassandra Valadez

Friends of the FoundationJewel Society$5,000 Jewels$5,000 - $9,999Edward M. & Jeanette Raines Rogers |

$2,500 Jewels$2,500 - $4,999Donald & Suzanne Hilliker ▲

$1,904 Jewels$1,904 - $2,499Mike & Betty Devereaux D

$1,000 Jewels$1,000 - $1,903Christopher & Suzanne Grys {Gloria Rumsfield {King Stutzman {

$500 Jewels$500 - $999Hayden S. Harriss IILizabeth Morrow-NoldChris & Vickie NapierKeith Steiner |Christopher J. York

Supporters$250 - $499James Cameron, Jr.Robert & Catherine HoganLyle HogueMiguel & Janet MancaoMary Jo & Grady McCarthyPamela & Donald MowerSusan Putman {David & Noreen RaminskiMark RandallJames & Mary RowleyCheryl Keshner & Benjamin Schwartz

$100 - $249David & Renee AdamsRichard AllanJ L & Shirley AllenDonald & Geralyn AndersonDouglas & Cathy AngellJean AntleGregory & Annette BakerDawn BartonDr. Gary & Tina BaxterFrank BelottiJulie BerryMichael & Jennifer BorginiGary & Shirley BostonLynda Chiara-Boucher & Normand BoucherRussell BozekMark & Ellen Braunstein {Nicholas & Amy BrinerVicki BroceusJeffrey BroumasCharles BrownJanet & Curtis BrownRobert & Marie CampbellBruce CarlsonMark & Germaine CattonWilliam ChernowetzKathy & Chris ChristeaJudith & Letcher ConnellCheryl CortinezKimberly & David CruseSusan & Peter D’AlonzoThomas & Lori DapratoJean & Douglas DavisJohn & Melissa DawsonSandra DeFeoJeff & Shelley Devereaux

Cathy DeVlemingKatrina DicksonAnonymous Donor Jane DoyleJames DrinkardPhilip & Kathy EastParents of Karishma EdroosLeslie & Denise EilandJoseph FayerMargarita & Louis FerrariThomas & Karen FieldPatricia FischerJoseph & Leslie FlorenLuther & Sarah FrerichsMark GauthierPeggy & Walter GeistAnne & David GouldMaria HallRose Lober-Hamilton & Don HamiltonCatherine HarrisonParents of Reanna HeimLori Henson & Fred HeinrichH S & Kymothy HollandSusan & Paul HowardThomas & Kathy HowardIngrid & Dennis HowdenDonald & Mary HuntAndrew HunterFrank HutsonAnna Lee IngallsJohn & Kathleen JanosikKim JensonJames Johns, Jr.Parents of Caitlin JohnsonDavid & Denise JonesJoseph & Nancy JonesPatrick & Judy JordanGary & Teresa JostesGary & Anna KatsukiDonald & Carolanne KohlerNancy KrauseTricia Kristoff & Walter RampataAndrew & Mary LakeParents of Hannah LeeSteven & Julie LeibelDella ListerDavid & Diane LohrJonathan & Susan LordCathy LovettBruce & Elizabeth LyonsPam MaherDavid & Cynthia Leigh MaltryJoseph & Gail ManciniDonna McCabeKenneth & Mary McCainMelanie & Michael McNamaraMichael & Linda MiesRobert & Betty MittererBenny & Laura MooreDeidre & James MoorePatricia & Mark MrazChip & Kristy MullinaxPamela NuttDavid & Diane OlsenArete Passas

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Irv PearlsteinMargy PepperPaula Coyne & Brett PhillipsSara M. PhillipsSteve & Debbie PhillipsNorman & Lori PhippsParents of Kali PlattDonald & Cheryl RammelsbergPeter & Laurie RapinchukBeverly ReddanCraig & Jill ReedPatrick & Joanne RichardsonLauree RobinsonDawn & John RodriguezJill Potter RoeBonnie & Stuart RosenbergPaul RouleauLyba & Harold RousoJohn & Carolyn SaladinoTodd & Karen SavilleKeith & Linda SchlapkohlLisa SchroederMarjie ShahaniJamie SheriffMichelle SilvaCarol SmithRebecca & Joseph SmithEd & Jane StakesJohn & Muriel StephensonClay StewartCraig & Holly StiegelBill StoutenboroughErin StrineSarah & Lynn SundermanMarjorie TaddeoB.J. & Diana TaussigDoug TaylorStephen UllrichBrandy ValdezKerri & Mike ValentineNancy VanBalen {Sarah VazquezRochelle VictovLynn VoloshinKatherine WaldronChristie & Gerald WhiteLinda WidstrandKathie & Mike WilliamsMary WilliamsSteven WitteBernadette WoitGewene & Billy WomackAnthony YorkDiane Zez

Up to $99Nancy AvellarLee Ann BainCatherine & Donald BartonCharles BeckRichard & Elizabeth BengeKevin BerentGarry & Teresa BishopGeorge & Sherry BohorfoushThomas & Kathleen BoroniMargaret & David Brackett

Pat BrownEmily & James BrunoneNathan BurgessLaTonia CampbellRobert & Mary CaselliIda CentnerBeth CoxJeri CunninghamLori DickersonAnn M. DippelDonald & Maureen DixonKathleen F. DorseyJan & Peter DuquetteChristine K. DurbinRodney & Cynthia FaustHerbert C. FerneyMary Ann FrantikFrank Fry Jr.Claire GoldsmithColleen GorskiHelen L. HarrissMarcia & Mark HaulerCarol HaynesBarbara & Bill HenrySuzie HernandezKevin & Sandra HighBarbara & Edward HinkelCarole HodgesMilt & Peggy HornerWilliam & Donna HubbardBonita HuerterSamantha L. HughesCarla K. HumphriesPeggy HumphriesNancy IsaksonJay & Beth JacksonRobert & Susan JaffeMichael E. JamesRobert J. Johnson, Jr.Ellen JollyCarol JonesDana & Tac KapustkaJim & Ruth KeallyRandale KeaslerRobert & Lucille KesilmanDean & Shelly KirbyCameron & Kathryn KnightDeborah KoullasWilliam & Beverly KramerMike & Diane KuhlmannCharles A. LambJason LanzoneFrancis LarossaJoseph & Barbara LarrowRuth LewisEric J. MarlettJames & Sharon MartigTamara MaxwellDaniel & Sharon McBrideDixie McClureElissa McGahrenGuillermina & Juan MedinaCynthia MillerSteven & Katherina MintzJ. Whitfield MoodyElvira J. Motz

Mary Frances MotzLyle & Mary Jane MuncyRebecca MunroScott & Cindy MurphyTerry & Patty NashJames & Mary NeeRandall & Linda NettlesDonald & Helga O’BrienEileen O’BrienKathleen OdellTaylor OwensKaren & Mike ParhamSharon L. PateSusan & Ronald PerkinsNicholas & Sandra PessimisisWilliam & Marrey PicciottiE. Kay PoseyDiane PraisNancy & George PytlikSusanne & Terry RagoBriana RawsonSusan ReynoldsHilario RojasJoan RossGreta RoweFred & Nancy RoyceGuido & Ellen SacchiJohn & Elizabeth ScarbroughDebra & William SearsMichael SeelhorstTom & Susan ShaulJoyce ShoemakeVicki R. SimsAnn SmeltzerFredrick & Kathy SmithMark & Mary Jane SmithGay Gazurian SnyderJoy & Chris SpanglerJohn & Amy StinsonLinda K. SwopeGreg & Deborah ThomasDeidre & Craig ThornsburyJoAnn & Tom TrailDiane Ruppelt TurzaDavid & Dawn TuttSherry L. VandierendonckRichard VandiverMark & Bonnie VincentDon & Penny WaldropJames WellsRichard & Charlotte WellsAnn & Donald WheatHelen P. WhiteAmy WhittallPeter & Karen WibellKaren WillsAndrew WoessnerSteven & Janett WoodwardGail YearganIda M. YorkJennifer & Charles YorkSilvia & Gerry Yurkevicz

Collegiate Jewel ChaptersMembers of the following col-legiate chapters contributed many hours to raise a minimum of $2,000 for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation for member-ship in the 2008-2009 Jewel Society:

Delta-University of MinnesotaEpsilon-University of KentuckyIota-University of WashingtonXi-Illinois Wesleyan UniversityRho-Iowa State UniversitySigma-University of IllinoisUpsilon-University of OklahomaPhi-Oregon State UniversityPsi-University of AlabamaOmega-University of AkronAlpha Beta-University of MichiganAlpha Epsilon-Westminster CollegeAlpha Iota-Baldwin-Wallace CollegeAlpha Lambda-Ohio State UniversityAlpha Omicron-West Virginia Wesleyan CollegeAlpha Pi-Wayne State UniversityAlpha Sigma-Indiana University of PennsylvaniaAlpha Upsilon-Central Michigan UniversityAlpha Omega-Duquesne UniversityBeta Alpha-Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityBeta Beta-North Dakota State UniversityBeta Delta-Indiana UniversityBeta Eta-Southern Illinois UniversityBeta Iota-Eastern Illinois UniversityBeta Xi-Purdue UniversityBeta Omicron-Illinois State UniversityBeta Tau-Ball State UniversityGamma Alpha-University of GeorgiaGamma Beta-Florida State UniversityGamma Delta-Auburn UniversityGamma Zeta-University of MemphisGamma Iota-Mercer UniversityGamma Xi-Murray State UniversityGamma Omicron-Eastern Kentucky UniversityGamma Sigma-Troy UniversityGamma Upsilon-University of MontevalloGamma Phi-Georgia Institute of Technology

▲ Alpha Circle $10,000 | Double Rose Circle $5,000

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Gamma Omega-University of Alabama at BirminghamDelta Theta-University of IdahoDelta Iota-California State University, ChicoDelta Kappa-University of AlbertaDelta Nu-University of CalgaryDelta Omicron-University of Nevada, Las VegasDelta Rho-Sonoma State UniversityDelta Tau-Chapman UniversityEpsilon Beta-University of KansasEpsilon Epsilon-William Jewell CollegeEpsilon Zeta-Arkansas State UniversityEpsilon Kappa-Pittsburg State UniversityEpsilon Mu-Fort Hays State UniversityEpsilon Nu-University of Central OklahomaEpsilon Upsilon-Tarleton State UniversityEpsilon Phi-Texas Woman’s UniversityEpsilon Psi-University of Texas at DallasEpsilon Omega-Truman State UniversityZeta Gamma-Gannon UniversityZeta Zeta-Worcester Polytechnic InstituteZeta Kappa-University of Pittsburgh at JohnstownZeta Omicron-Kettering UniversityZeta Pi-Saint Joseph’s UniversityZeta Sigma-Northwood UniversityZeta Chi-University of Western OntarioTheta Beta-Auburn University at MontgomeryTheta Delta-North Georgia College and State UniversityTheta Epsilon-University of South AlabamaTheta Zeta-Randolph-Macon CollegeTheta Lambda-University of West FloridaTheta Mu-University of North Carolina at WilmingtonTheta Nu-Virginia Commonwealth UniversityTheta Pi-Lambuth UniversityTheta Upsilon-Georgetown CollegeKappa Beta-Missouri Western State UniversityKappa Gamma-Texas A&M - Corpus Christi

Alumnae Jewel Chapters and ClubsThe following chapters and clubs contributed their time and talents to raise the mini-mum of $1,000 for the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation for membership in the 2008-2009 Jewel Society:

Auburn-Opelika Alumnae ChapterCentral Florida Alumnae ClubChicago Northwest Suburban Alumnae ClubDallas Alumnae ChapterDetroit North Suburban Alumnae ClubDuPage Area Alumnae ClubFox Valley Alumnae ClubGamma Zeta Alumnae ChapterGreater Fort Lauderdale Alumnae ChapterGreater Kansas City Alumnae ClubHouston Alumnae ClubNorman Alumnae ChapterNorth Atlanta Alumnae ClubNorthwest Florida Alumnae ChapterOld Dominion Alumnae ClubSt. Louis Alumnae ClubTau Alumnae ChapterValley of the Sun Alumnae Chapter

HonorsThis special group of members, family and friends were hon-ored by a gift in their name to the Alpha Gamma Delta Foun-dation during the 2008-2009 fiscal year:

Ann Zehner AngleGertrude Murch AnthonyStephannie Sack BaileyJenny A. BakerHolly J. BateyGillian Branscomb BeaversConnie Harriman BensonElaine Barrick BessGrace Austin BickfordAlexis Renee BirdwellDenise DiFranco BrowningVerna Egilbert BumannBetty Deutscher CalvertBetty CarterJoan Creech CharlesChristine Williams ChaseJim & Jan CourtneyJulie Waitman CretinKayla L. D’AlonzoJane Peters DawsonMike Devereaux

Benita Wilson DickGail Calkins DureePenelope Yocum EdmondsonAnne Loring EilerDeborah Schmidt EschenbacherChris FedorPeggy Kuebler FieldLeanne M. FischerPatricia Carey FlorenMary Lou Daugherty GaultKim Swindle GloverWedding Guests of Blake & Peyton GradwellJoyce Aamot GreeneMariann Babka GutshallSharon Houck HoodCheryl May JohnsenElizabeth Misner JohnsonJoan Zaeske KaufmanMari F. KellerHeather Mielke KellyKaren S. KoenigNicole L. KunzHelene Martucci LamarreJulia Adams LentzBarbara Hale LettonMarybeth Burnham LevinePaula Gallup LittleSue Cantrell LoudonAmelia E. LovettJoyce Stansbery LunsfordMarilyn Zimmermann MaizeKayla J. MartinJanice Wilson MartinetteAnne M. MasilunasLisa Adams MatthewsKristy Moore MayerKatie E. MayersGlenda A. MayhanSharron Logan McCormackKatie L. McQueenAmy T. MillerBarbara Henderson MillerCarol Charbonnier MillerCharlotte Ruckman MisnerElizabeth MorganKaren Price MyersHeather M. NicholsonMargie Tribble NickelsMelody Y. NishidaTrudy A. NoyesHilary D. O’BrienCinda Zehner O’ConnorLesley Black ParkerCarol Richards PeskeDaniella A. PicciottiJanice Smith PitroloSusan Eberts PraterMargery Barden ReasonPatricia Tulley RiddifordDebra Douglass RothZona RuckmanKristen L. SchaibleAnn French SchmidtJamie SheriffKathryn Sibley

Dorothy Schoneker SkinnerArvern SmithSuzanne Carmack SpicerErin StrineJackie Brannon StuttsShelley S. SuttonKathryn Zenier SwensonBobette Sandifer ThompsonJudith Meyer TiceDale Ann Driemeier WebbLeslie Russell WestburyAmy J. WillsJenna WitteFrances Sullivan WolginCarolyn L. YorkLiz Harriss YorkAddie Witthuhn YoungAreas A-E CoordinatorsBeta Alpha Chapter Finance TeamBeta Epsilon Finance TeamBeta Eta Chapter Finance TeamBeta Omicron ChapterBeta Xi ChapterChicago Northwest Suburban Alumnae ClubDelta Iota Chapter Finance TeamDuPage Area Alumnae Club OfficersDuPage Area Alumnae ClubFoundation Board and StaffGamma Delta Finance TeamGamma Omega ChapterGamma Phi Chapter Finance TeamIota Chapter CentennialIota Chapter Finance TeamPhi Chapter Finance TeamProvince 1-20 Province DirectorsSigma Alumnae ChapterSigma ChapterSigma House Association Board of DirectorsTheta Iota ChapterXi Chapter Finance TeamZeta Beta Finance TeamZeta Chapter CentennialZeta Chapter

MemorialsContributions were made dur-ing the 2008-2009 fiscal year in memory of these Alpha Gamma Delta members, family and friends:

Patti Quillin AchillesJames BartonHoward William BennettMildred Farnum BerkleyJuanita Harris BrabantNorma BrownAlberta BurgessFrances Haxton BurschJohn CallardHarold Chapman

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Melissa Hartman CinoPat ConnelyJulie Ann CraddockHelen Mullikin CrookGrace Bickford DeMittCynthia L. DevereauxEdna Mortimeyer DooleyAnne Barth DunnBarbara Wood EasterArthur EbertsJoe EstesKen FisherImogene Gick FlemingPamela Webber FloodFrances Hammond FunderburkHelen Holland GarrottWilliam GerahMarcia Horton GlaunerElizabeth Waddle GoertemillerLucille GordonSheryl Freedman GrossmanMargaret Loebmann HaasGretchen Vedder HagertyVirginia S. Hambrick

Elinor Green HansellMarilyn Miller HarishornDorothy A. HarneyCatherine MacKinnon HartElaine HartloveAngela Fleites HernandezRuth HickoxWilliam Clarence HigdonJames HovorkaJean C. HoytEdward HublerLola Lollar HuffLisa Parker HurstLorraine Baird IrionElizabeth Purse KempBettye Rome KingRichard LaiblyAgnes Vincent Jimenez LeeJane Jewell LorenzBetty Esch LoveSharon ManningChristy Berg McClureAnnie M. McLeodAnna Metz

Betty MillerMary Land MillerBetty MontgomeryKimberly Bragg MoragneSuzanne Frederick MowryLesley Black ParkerStanley ParkerRandall ParnellMichael PatrickGeraldine Mitchell PearceKatherine PenningtonMary Coates PetersonJerome PickerelFlorine Stayton PolkLuann RhodesJo Ann Jockel RizzutoJean Hoag RobinsonBeatrice Pierson RogersAnnette Klingholz RouttZona RuckmanStacy N. SaenzJulia SchlahtJune SchultzMs. Margaret Scott

Eleanor Highgate SietmanJames SmithJim SmithMichael StallbaumerDorothy Arnette StoutenboroughFrances Thornton StutzmanJohn SuttonCarol ThomaMarilyn Wright ThomasAngela Vincent ElliottBarbara Harless WadeFrances Nesbitt WalkerTheola Orr WalkerMary Ann Arrott WestbrookSara Padgett WhiteKathryn Frankenfeld WhitsonSara Whitehead WilliamsonLori Morton Witte Eunice J. Yates Beta Alpha Chapter Grand MembersPhi Chapter Grand Members

Alpha Gamma Delta thanks each and every 2008-2009 Foundation donor for:

• Readying our next generation of leaders.

• Keeping women in college.

• Lending a hand to sisters in need. • Contributing to the world’s work.

• Ensuring our Alpha Gam experience for the next generation.

Our 2009-2010 campaign has begun. Won’t you be on our honor roll?

The Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation “impacts and enriches our communities by providing essential support for education,

philanthropy and leadership,” and is the only charity that exists to support our Fraternity

and her members.

To make a gift in any amount, go to “Make a Gift Today” at

www.alphagammadeltafoundation.org.

Gifts to the Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation, a 501 (c)(3) public charity, are tax-deductible as allowed by United States law.

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alumnae news

Do you currently have a Plain Badge but long for a

Crown Pearl Badge? What a great opportunity to show your

Alpha Gam pride and own a piece of Alpha Gamma Delta history!

The Fraternity is offering a LIMITED QUANTITY of antique

Badges in a variety of styles, including the Plain Badge with

Tiffany Pearl, Crown Pearl Badge and Crown Pearl Badge

with Diamond Points.

New Heritage BadgesThe Fraternity is Proud to Offer Alpha Gamma Delta Heritage Badges!

To order a heritage Badge or a Badge pendant, contact Deanna Bogie Conaty at International Headquarters at 317-872-2655 or dconaty@alphagammadelta.org.

Add a Pendant to Showcase Your New Badge!

34 Deborah Schmidt Eschenbacher, Zeta-Ohio University, proudly wears her Crown Pearl Badge.

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YOU CAN SUPPORT

alpha gamma delta!

hold that latte...Before you pull up to your favorite coffeehouse, think about this — less than 10 cups of your morning, gourmet coffee per year is equivalent to paying your Alpha Gamma Delta Alumnae Dues! for just a few beans...Your voluntary Alumnae Dues payment of $35 will make a tremendous difference in growing the Fraternity’s Operating Fund. Programs and resources supported by the Operating Fund include: Recruitment and new chapter development International Convention Alumnae Programs Conferences and events Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly Website maintenance Your contribution and support of the Fraternity’s annual Alumnae Dues Program ensures that Alpha Gamma Delta will continue to grow, develop and strengthen a lifetime of sisterhood. It’s just a few beans — please pay your Alumnae Dues today!

Visit www.alphagammadelta.org to learn more about the Alumnae Dues Program and to pay your dues online!

alumnae news

Note: The Alumnae Dues Program spans the Fraternity’s fiscal year, which started on June 1, 2009. If you have not paid your Alumnae Dues since June 1, please visit www.alphagammadelta.org and pay your dues. You can use the mailing label on the back page of the Quarterly to submit with your dues payment.

Congratulations to Dona Maddux Cooper from Epsilon Kappa–Pittsburg State University for winning the Alumnae Dues contest! All members who paid their Alumnae Dues by July 15 were entered to win a gourmet coffeemaker and Alpha Gamma Delta coffee mug. Thanks to the sisters who have contributed to the Fraternity’s Operating Fund!

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What’s New with the Alpha Experience?

fraternity happenings

The Fraternity is proud to announce the launch of the Alpha Experience, Alpha Gamma Delta’s innovative new member program! The framework for the Alpha Experience is the Alpha Gamma Delta Purpose, whose ideals are as relevant and contemporary today as they were when the Purpose was first written. As a part of the Alpha Experience, weekly learning units will offer a fresh and progressive approach for introducing new members to Alpha Gamma Delta.

Introducing the Alpha Experience!

Completely revised New Member Guide: In a magazine-style format, the updated New Member Guide has a sleek design with fresh and interactive content.

Supporting website for our new members: The Fraternity has created a website exclusively for the Alpha Gamma Delta Experi-ence! Quizzes, Alpha Gam wallpa-pers and other important Alpha Gam information will be included on this password-protected web-site. Visit www.alphagammadelta.org/AGDexperience.html to check it out!

Weekly learning units, homework assignments and Alpha Experience activities that directly support the new member exam.

New Member Coordinator re-sources to help her facilitate this innovative program.

For more information about the Alpha Experience, contact Mary Farrell, Director of Chapter Services, at mfarrell@alphagammadelta.org or 317-872-2655.

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Introducing the Alpha Experience!

Alpha Gamma Delta and Theta Sigma Upsilon: Celebrating 50 Years

Alpha Gamma Delta is commemorating its 50th anniversary of its union with

Theta Sigma Upsilon national fraternity. At International Convention on June 29, 1959, Alpha Gamma Delta happily solidified the union of Theta Sigma Upsilon with Alpha Gamma Delta, adding 13 chapters to our roll. Similar traditions and ideals encour-aged the joining of these two groups; in addition, all of the new chapters were installed on colleges and universities that did not have current Alpha Gamma Delta representation. As a result of this union, the Fraternity grew significantly, from 33,000 members to 39,000 members. Past Grand President Lulu Good Vo-gelsang, who formally announced the unanimous decision to acquire Theta Sigma Upsilon, said, “It is a privilege for Alpha Gamma Delta to bring into the Fra-ternity these women who come from the fine educational institutions of the country, where for many years the instructors and teachers of our youth have come.” Former Theta Sigma Upsilon chapters that became Alpha Gamma Delta chapters include:• Alpha Rho-Temple University • Alpha Tau-Edinboro University of Pennsylvania

• Alpha Sigma-Indiana University of Pennsylvania• Alpha Upsilon-Central Michigan University• Beta Theta-University of Wisconsin- Whitewater• Gamma Kappa-Northwestern State University• Gamma Lambda-Longwood University• Gamma Mu-James Madison University• Delta Iota-California State University, Chico• Epsilon Kappa-Pittsburg State University• Epsilon Iota-University of Northern Colorado• Epsilon Lambda-University of Central Missouri• Epsilon Mu-Fort Hays State University Theta Sigma Upsilon was pleased with the opportunity to join a strong, success-ful fraternity like Alpha Gamma Delta. Theta Sigma Upsilon Founder Frances Hashbarger, the first Theta Sigma Upsilon initiate into Alpha Gamma Delta, said, “Our hearts are gladdened as we unite our rose with your roses, our pearl with your pearl, our ideals with your ideals. We hope to shed radiance on our lives with the new we find in Alpha Gamma Delta, and to make the Purpose of Alpha Gamma Delta our Purpose—that those who know us will esteem Alpha Gamma Delta for her attain-ments, revere her for her purposes and love her for her womanhood.”

Theta Sigma Upsilon Quick Facts

Founded in 1921 at Kansas State Teachers College of Emporia (Now called Emporia State University)

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Managing the extension pro-cess is much like searching for a new job. It is complicated, takes good strategy to ensure the best match between the campus and Alpha Gamma Delta and requires significant preparation and cul-tivation. So, when the Fraternity proudly announces a new colony, what had to occur to get to that “job offer?”

It begins with the announcement stat-ing that a campus is looking for a new chapter. The Fraternity’s Extension Committee, led by Sheila Kelley Sola, In-ternational Vice President-Extension and International Headquarters staff diligently work to gather data, compare the find-ings to establish key criteria for evaluat-ing new colonization opportunities and formulate a recommendation based on op-portunity for success and organizational match. When a recommendation is made to “apply” to a new campus, the extension packet of materials is submitted. Think of this packet as our cover letter and resume. In addition, a portfolio of supporting ma-terials and work samples is submitted to further substantiate our qualifications. An exploratory visit is often offered by the campus allowing candidate organizations to meet members of the selection com-mittee, explore the campus and further determine if there’s a match.

The selection committee at the univer-sity reviews the packets and determines an average of three groups to invite for a presentation. Alpha Gamma Delta selects a presentation team tailored for the campus. The presenters each bring a specific viewpoint and Alpha Gamma Delta experience, as well as a connection to the campus, that make our presentation relevant.

The interview – This typically involves a full day of meetings with various campus constituencies, including the extension selection committee, staff and administration and Greek students. Throughout the day, Alpha Gamma Delta representatives field questions and create opportunities to discuss the qualifications and experiences Alpha Gamma Delta can offer the campus. The day concludes with a formal presentation.

The offer – Once the interview day is completed, the Fraternity’s presenta-tion team discusses what they learned and offers insight to confirm or dispute that there is a match between the campus and Alpha Gamma Delta. International Council is involved in these discussions and takes all information collected to determine whether or not to accept an in-vitation to colonize. Assuming that there is a match, much like that job that you re-ally want, we sit in anticipation and wait for the call to come. Then the real work begins to plan and prepare for recruitment and the ongoing success of the colony.

of chapters is not our aim; that would be unworthy. Let us be known as a Fraternity satisfied with only the highest attainment of character and scholarship.” Establish-ing new chapters offers the opportunity to extend the circle of sisterhood to women in new communities. Not only does that allow us to grow in numbers, which is important for long term sustainability, but more importantly brings exceptional women into our organization. When more talented women whose ideals and personal values align with those in our Purpose join the organization, we are all strengthened.

Your membership in Alpha Gam-ma Delta is a result of an exten-sion opportunity. Each and every one of us has benefited from membership in Alpha Gamma Delta because another group of women had the foresight to establish a chapter at your undergraduate alma mater.

How can you be part of grow-ing our sisterhood? You may be wondering how you can contribute to the continued growth of our Fraternity—well, we have a few opportunities for you. If you live in the area of a new colonization opportunity and are invited to attend an alumnae reception or the formal presenta-tion, please go. You will meet new sisters, see a new campus, learn more about how you could be involved and be a part of pos-itively sharing all that Alpha Gamma Delta has given to you. When you read about a new colonization effort—we have three of them occurring this year—send a note of encouragement to those new members and volunteers supporting them. Welcome them, share your experience with them, encourage them!

Want to learn more? Contact Sheila Kelley Sola, International Vice President-Extension, at ivpe@vst.alphagammadelta.org or Stephannie Sack Bailey, Executive Director, at sbailey@alphagammadelta.org.

Current Colonizations: Westminster College in Missouri, University of Ontario Institute of Technol-ogy (UOIT) in Ontario, Canada

Coming in Spring 2010: Delta Xi–Arizona State University!

The Extension ProcessBy: Stephannie Sack Bailey, Executive Director of Alpha Gamma Delta Fraternity

Position Available: New Chapter University seeking new women’s organization to join our campus community. Qualifications include: Offer comprehensive and values-based member programming, demonstrated abil-ity to recruit a membership comparable to other existing groups on campus, provide ongoing volunteer and staff support dur-ing colonization and beyond, significant and engaged alumnae support in the local area, positively contribute to the Greek community through participation in campus activities and community service initiatives, and capacity to create and maintain comparable housing situation. To apply, please submit materials demon-strating how the organization possesses the required qualifications. Materials should be submitted to the Director of Student Life/Greek Affairs. All applica-tions will be reviewed and final candidates will be required to make an on-campus presentation to the Extension Committee and members of the campus community.

Why does the Fraternity apply for new “job” when we have plenty of existing jobs to do? Ongoing, measured and strategic addition of new chapters is essential for the overall growth of the Fraternity. One of my favorite quotes from Founder Jennie Titus Smith Morris is, “To surpass in mere numbers

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The AGD Leadership Consultant/Advisor Team

e E d u c a t e .E n h a n c e .E m p o w e r .

Do you want to be an Alpha Gamma Delta

Leadership Consultant or Advisor for the 2010-2011 school year? Learn more

about the program at www.alphagammadelta.

org/EducationAnd Leadership/

LeadershipConsultant AdvisorTeam.html.

Applications for the Leadership Consultant

program are due November 1, 2009. Leadership Advisor applications will be

available in the spring.

Follow the Leadership Consultants travels on the road this year

by visiting www.agdlc.shutterfly.com.

fraternity happenings

Each year, Alpha Gamma Delta recent graduates are selected to serve on the Leadership Consultant and Advisor Team to bring sup-port and guidance to collegiate chapters across North America. In an effort to give extra aid to the Fraternity’s extension efforts and the development of new Alpha Gamma Delta chapters, the Extension and Leadership position was created this year. This talented and hardworking team is dedicated to the continued growth and success of the Fraternity. Their mission is to give back to the organi-zation that has given them a world of opportunity.

Meet the 2009-2010 Leadership Consultant and Advisor Team

Leadership Consultant and Advisor Team

Hilary ZimmermanLeadership Consultant Delta–University of MinnesotaDegree: B.A. in Speech-Hearing-Language Sci-ences, Minor in Leadership“I believe that we write our own stories, and each time we think we know the end, we don’t.” –Anonymous

Emma Anne McCainLeadership Consultant Psi–University of AlabamaDegree: B.S. in Environ-mental Sciences (Family and Consumer Sciences)“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” –Helen Keller

Jami MathewsonLeadership Consultant Gamma Alpha– University of GeorgiaDegree: B.A. in English“All women become like their mothers. That’s their tragedy. No man does. That’s his.” –Oscar Wilde, The Importance of Being Earnest

Kodee GartnerLeadership Consultant Beta Beta–North Dakota State UniversityDegree: B.S. in Marketing, Minor in Public Relations and Management Commu-nication“I figure if a girl wants to be a legend, she should just go ahead and be one.” –Calamity Jane

Jessica McPherrinLeadersip Advisor Alpha Sigma–Indiana University of PennsylvaniaUndergraduate Degree: B.S. in Interior DesignPursuing a Masters of Sci-ence in Student Affairs in Higher EducationAdvising Chapter: Gamma Beta–Florida State University

Rula AndriessenExtension and Leadership ConsultantEpsilon Beta–University of KansasDegree: B.A. in English“Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.” –Leo Buscaglia

Betsy MrazLeadersip Advisor Xi–Illinois Wesleyan UniversityUndergraduate Degree: B.A. in PsychologyPursuing a Doctorate in Physical TherapyAdvising Chapter: Delta–University of Minnesota

Michelle KenneyLeadersip Advisor Gamma Omicron–Eastern Kentucky UniversityUndergraduate Degree: B.S. in Environmental Health SciencePursing a Masters in Public Health in Industrial HygieneAdvising Chapter: Gamma Omega–University of Alabama at Birmingham

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To commemorate its centennial issue in fall 2009, the Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly is undergoing a transformation! In addition to a sleek, contemporary design, the Quarterly

will have many features that allow for YOU, our faithful Quarterly readers, to become engaged in the magazine!

fraternity happenings

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New Features Include:

Treasuring Our History

The Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly, published continuously since 1909, is celebrating its centennial issue in fall 2009. Can you believe that the Quarterly was first published only five years after the Fraternity was founded? The original intent of the Quarterly was to foster the ideals of Alpha Gamma Delta, which is still true today. Contemporary readers, however, also find that each issue focuses on a specific feature or topic relevant to members of all ages. The Quarterly strives to serve as an ongoing, contemporary forum to inspire and educate members on Fraternity, Greek and women’s issues. The Quarterly has also been an important part of the documentation of the growth of the Fraternity, serving as a permanent, historical record of each chapter and the organization as a whole. In the fall 2009 issue, learn more about the history of the Quarterly—why it began, how it is created and how it evolved—and how it will continue to impact Alpha Gamma Delta for decades to come!

Sign Up for the Electronic Quarterly!In order for you to continue to enjoy the new design and layout of the magazine, you need to sign up for the electronic Quarterly! Instead of producing four printed issues per year, starting in winter 2010, only two issues per year will be printed—spring and fall. The other two issues—winter and summer—will be delivered directly to your inbox. To ensure you will receive the electronic Quarterly, please update your e-mail address. You can do this three ways:

News

Adding Alumnae Chapter/Club Reports: Alumnae chapters and clubs are encouraged to submit news about their chapters/clubs, including philanthropy events, social activities and overall updates. E-mail your stories and pictures to quarterly@alphagammadelta.org by September 1.

Changes to Collegiate Chapter Reports: Instead of annual updates being featured in the spring and summer issues, collegiate chapters are encouraged to submit brief articles based on pre-determined topics. Our first topic relates to a line of the Purpose: “To cherish friendships with but a chosen few and to study the perfecting of those friendships.” How is your collegiate chapter fulfilling this line of the Purpose? E-mail a high resolution photo and your essay to quarterly@alphagammadelta.org by September 1.

Sister Spotlight Article: The Sister Spotlight article acknowledges an outstanding Alpha Gam for her commitment to the Fraternity. This could be a Volunteer Service Team member, Chapter Advisor, International Headquarters staff member, etc. Send your recommendations and three reasons why each person should be recommended to quarterly@alphagammadelta.org by September 1.

Letters to the Editor: The Quarterly is for YOU, the sisters of Alpha Gamma Delta. We want to hear what you think about your magazine! Send us your comments about this issue by September 15.

Additional features will include sharing stories from our archives, quizzes and brief Fraternity news updates.

The Quarterly staff and International Council would like to thank all of the sisters who provided feedback on our maga-zine. Thanks for your suggestions for improvement. We are confident that you will enjoy the updated and innovative Quarterly planned for our next issue!

1. By E-mailE-mail your full fraternity name, member number* and e-mail address to eQuarterly@alphagammadelta.org.

2. OnlineVisit www.alphagammadelta.org/NewsAndEvents/ElectronicQuarterly.html and complete the contact information form.

3. By MailComplete the “Moving or Changing Your Name?” form on the back of the Quarterly and mail it to Alpha Gamma Delta International Headquarters.

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WAlpha –Syracuse UniversityMargaret Bolton Leverton ‘42Mildred Kruger Leyden ‘26Grace Shabtac Weissgerber ‘32

Beta –University of WisconsinJune Hanson Cox ‘43Anne Barth Dunn ‘40

Delta –University of MinnesotaElizabeth Foster Prince ‘35

Epsilon –University of KentuckyDorothy Armstrong Campbell ‘35Anne Roan Drummond ‘41Mildred Martin ‘34Ruth Palmer Steedly ‘39Marion Bell Vest ‘58

Zeta – Ohio UniversityPatricia Danford Camp ‘50Mary Lyons ‘46

Eta –DePauw UniversityRuth Kuester Ratcliff ‘51

Iota –University of WashingtonMiriam Burd Donaldson ‘33Gloria Whitesel Eckmann ‘41Dorothy Simmons Fenno ‘46Sandra Johnson Moseley ‘60Maxine Conley Stuart ‘42 Kappa –Allegheny CollegeMelissa Hartman Cino ‘91

Mu –Brenau UniversityDorothy Duncan ‘47Joan Chambers Furlin ‘52

Nu –Boston UniversityElsie Marin Hayden ‘41

Xi –Illinois Wesleyan University June Schultz ‘41Dorothy Arnette Stoutenborough ‘44

Omicron –University of California, BerkeleyPatricia Wallace Heavey ‘45

Pi –Coe CollegeIla Sigloh Beckman ‘29

Rho –Iowa State University Lorraine Lickteis Griffith ‘30Ellen Goode Lindsay ‘30Mary Hillyard Lottman ‘59

Sigma –University of IllinoisHelen Bercher Cox ‘38Peggy Leinbaugh Bicket ‘44

Tau –University of TorontoJoan Worters Rosser ‘44Lois Webster Steadman ‘56 Upsilon –University of OklahomaMary Kay Cornet Duer ‘55Betty Rempel Shaffer ‘46Laura Cottle West ‘47Crista “Kathleen” Parks Worrall ‘76

Phi–Oregon State UniversityEileen Kinney Gross ‘38

Chi –Michigan State UniversityMarjorie Bull Middlebrook ‘42Beverly Sedwick Leese ‘45

Psi –University of AlabamaCarol Cross Brown ‘49Lillian Hill Flaherty ‘45Carolyn Turner Henry ‘43

Omega –University of AkronEleanor Evans Twickler ‘40

Alpha Beta –University of MichiganMary Ellen Alt Crumplar ‘40Margaret Cunningham Sutter ‘33Florence Hiscock Thomas ‘29

Alpha Delta –Ohio Wesleyan UniversityMildred Farnum Berkley ‘41Gretchen Klein Bradford ‘41Alta Sivon Lahner ‘53Dorothy Clum Morse ‘36

Alpha Epsilon –Westminster CollegeMary Coates Peterson ‘45 Alpha Theta –Hunter CollegeEdith Taylor Wolfram ‘37

Alpha Iota –Baldwin-Wallace CollegeEleanor Highgate Sietman ‘40

Alpha Mu –Pennsylvania State UniversityJudie Crabb ‘61

Alpha Xi –University of MarylandKathleen Barber Link ‘60

Alpha Omicron –West Virginia Wesleyan CollegeBeverly Hamrick Youmans ‘52

Alpha Rho –Temple UniversityJoan Martin Fayer ‘59

Alpha Omega –Duquesne UniversityPamela Spear Longmire ‘71

Beta Alpha –Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityIvy Walker Peitersen ‘27

Beta Beta –North Dakota State UniversityBarbara Walkinshaw Johnson ‘70Ruby Johnson Page ‘47Emma Brittin Whiteford ‘35

Beta Delta –Indiana UniversitySandra Barnett Curtis ‘62

Beta Theta –University of Wisconsin- WhitewaterRosemary Zickerman Troian ‘61 Beta Iota –Eastern Illinois UniversityPamela Meece Johnson ‘67Laudy Ingle Petty ‘65

Gamma Alpha –University of GeorgiaPatricia Barnes Bolden ‘55

Gamma Beta – Florida State UniversityBettye Mathews Coffeen ‘49Mary Deaver ‘40Sara Whitehead Williamson ‘52

Gamma Delta –Auburn UniversityPatricia Griffin Barfield ‘64Martha Bentley Lovelady ‘54Barbara Drummond Thorne ‘56

Gamma Theta –Florida Southern CollegeLinda Reid Lepionka ‘66

Gamma Iota –Mercer University Genelda McClain ‘62

Gamma Pi –Middle Tennessee State UniversityMary Southerland Ledbetter ‘78Dora Matthews Holder ‘69

Gamma Omega –University of Alabama at BirminghamAngela Thompson Schneider ‘88

Delta Beta –Washington State UniversityElsie Dawson Johnston ‘57Margaret Walker Pengelly ‘32Mary Perrow Riggs ‘31

Delta Gamma –Montana State UniversityMarion Mitchell Kelly ‘39Margaret Devore Walton ‘35

Delta Delta –University of OregonLeone Barlow Edgar ‘28Charlotte “Nitta” Cargni Mitchell ‘48

Delta Epsilon –University of California, Los AngelesLeslie Paddock Garner ‘69

Delta Theta–University of IdahoFrances Haxton Bursch ‘58

Delta Iota –California State University, ChicoLisa Parker Hurst ‘90Fay King ‘68

Epsilon Alpha –University of MissouriBettye Rome King ‘41

Epsilon Beta –University of KansasClaudia Wellborn Denton ‘68

Epsilon Delta –University of Texas at AustinBarbara Priest Emerson ‘50

Epsilon EpsilonWilliam Jewell CollegeEdna Mortimeyer Dooley ‘52

Epsilon Kappa –Pittsburg State UniversityMabel Webb Schoneberg ‘60Ferne Lukens Swanson ‘60Dorothy Beaver Treiber ‘60 Epsilon Mu –Fort Hays State UniversityNancy Mann Trauer ‘60

Theta Delta –North Georgia College and State UniversityShelly Mauldin Galloway ‘83

Theta Upsilon –Georgetown CollegeAllison Hartlage ‘2005

Wchapters. Each chapter has been assigned an Omega Account Manager to help establish their individual billing cycle, chapter com-munications and answer any questions. Members will continue to have several ways to pay their bills, including credit card and check. Detailed billing statements will be available to members and/or members’ parents. Omega is dedicated to reducing the amount of wasted resources and paper as well by hosting webinars and online training resources.

Alpha Gamma Delta is pleased to continue our partnership with Omega, an industry leader in providing services to fraternity and sorority members across the country. We will work together to make our chapter finances streamlined, consistent and envi-ronmentally friendly!

International Council

DirectoryInternational President–Jackie Brannon Stuttsip@vst.alphagammadelta.orgTuscumbia, Alabama

International Vice President- Alumnae–Mary Beth Dulcey Morabitoivpa@vst.alphagammadelta.orgNovi, Michigan

International Vice President-Collegians–Sharon Dunkman Carruthers ivpc@vst.alphagammadelta.orgMemphis, Tennessee

International Vice President- Membership–Marie Ford Palmerivpm@vst.alphagammadelta.orgLexington, South Carolina

International Vice President-Extension–Sheila Kelley Solaivpe@vst.alphagammadelta.orgKennesaw, Georgia

International Vice President-Finance–Anne Loring Eilerivpf@vst.alphagammadelta.orgLighthouse Point, Florida

International Vice President- Panhellenic Affairs–Rie Gerah Hoehnerivppa@vst.alphagammadelta.orgHouston, Texas

International Headquarters8701 Founders Rd.Indianapolis, IN 46268317-872-2655Fax: 317-875-5824www.alphagammadelta.org

Office Hours–8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. EDT

Executive Director–Stephannie Sack Bailey

Director of Operations and Planning–Position Open

Director of Chapter Services–Mary Farrell

Director of Communications and Marketing–Jill Lewman

President–Benita Wilson Dickbenita@airmail.netDallas, Texas

Vice President–Debbie Douglass Rothddragd@sbcglobal.netNorth Canton, Ohio

Secretary–Peggy Kuebler Fieldpfield3311@sbcglobal.netHouston, Texas

Treasurer–Patricia Tulley Riddifordriddi4d@aol.comChicago, Illinois

Jackie Brannon Stuttsip@vst.alphagammadelta.orgTuscumbia, Alabama

Gail Calkins Dureegduree@duree.comDenver, Colorado

Deborah Schmidt Eschenbacherdeborah@esch-associates.comUpper Arlington, Ohio

Alpha Gamma Delta Foundation Trustees

Foundation Office3905 Vincennes Road, Suite 105Indianapolis, IN 46268317-879-9328 Fax: 317-415-0335

Office Hours–8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. EDT

Executive Director–Julie Waitman Cretin

Account Manager–Chris Rudduck Fedor

Development Manager–Jamie Sheriff

The Leadership Institute–Women with Purpose, Inc.3815 River Crossing Parkway, Suite 100Indianapolis, IN 46240 Office Hours–8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. EDT

Executive Director–Erin Strineestrine@theleadershipinstitute-wwp.org Training and Development Manager–Kyle Witham kwitham@theleadershipinstitute-wwp.org Marketing and Program Manager– Jill Lyons jlyons@theleadershipinstitute-wwp.org

Fraternity InsuranceMJ Insurance, Inc. Heather Cox9225 Priority Way West Dr., Ste.100P.O. Box 50435Indianapolis, IN 46240888-442-7470www.mjsorority.com

Alpha Gamma Delta and Omega Financial: A Green Partnership

Alpha Gamma Delta is excited to an-nounce that the Fraternity will continue

its partnership with Omega Financial, Inc. Several new initiatives for the 2009-2010 school year that will save chapters time, money and paper have been planned. New members will be able to electronically com-plete and sign several forms, including our anti-hazing policy and financial obligation statement. These forms will then be stored digitally. Previously, these forms required two printed copies for each member.

This year, new members will also be able to order their official Alpha Gamma Delta jewelry right on their Omega Member Ac-cess Plus website. As soon as the New Member Coordinator enters the new mem-ber information, each new member will be able to go online and select her Badge and guard. The jewelry order page will allow new members to see all of the options to

choose from when selecting their Badge, including the new Sterling Silver and White Gold options.

The Fraternity partnered with Omega last year and put Alpha Gamma Delta at the forefront of a national trend to streamline chapter finances and member management. Utilizing Omega has allowed United States chapters to reduce the number of financial reports a chapter has to file from 51 to 18. Along with simplifying the job of the Vice President Finance and Finance Advisor, it goes right along with the Fraternity’s initia-tive to go green and reduce our use of paper. Omega allows chapters to electronically submit reports, which means chapters are saving time, money and paper when they don’t have to print and mail each report.

Omega will continue to offer the same high level of customer support and service to our

By: Mary Farrell, Director of Chapter Services

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We Need You!As you read on pages 40 and 41, the Quarterly is undergoing a major transformation for the next issue. We need you more than ever! If any of the following apply to you, please submit the following information to quarterly@alphagammadelta.org or call 317-872-2655: Alumnae Chapter Reports—Deadline: September 1.

Collegiate Chapter Reports—Deadline: September 1.

Letters to the Editor—Deadline: September 15.

Sister Spotlight Article—Nominations Deadline: September 1.

Profile Stories: Do you know an Alpha Gam who has achieved a great milestone or is a pioneer in her field? Share your stories with the Quarterly! Deadline: September 1.

Coming Up...Deep Down in Our HeartsBy: Mary Beth Dulcey Morabito, International Vice President–Alumnae Zeta Beta–Lehigh University

Fraternity Honored With Industry Awards

(left to right) International Headquarters staff members Elizabeth Hoover and Jill Lewman stand with the Fraternity’s awards at the 2009 FCA Annual Conference.

The Alpha Gamma Delta Quarterly is celebrating its centennial milestone! In the fall 2009 issue, learn more about the history of the Quarterly—why it began, how it’s created and how it has evolved—and how it will continue to impact Alpha Gamma Delta for decades to come.

Each year, the Fraternity Communications Association (FCA) and the North American Interfraternal Foundation present writing, design, multimedia and general communications awards to the leading fraternal magazines, publications, websites and campaigns of FCA’s more than 80 member organizations. Alpha Gamma Delta was recognized for excellence in six awards categories at the 2009 FCA Annual Conference:

First Place—Innovative Handling of Routine MaterialAlpha Gamma Delta Parents Kit

Second Place—Award for Total CommunicationsConvention 2008 Materials

Second Place—Annual Report2008 Biennial Report Video

Second Place—Printed Material Innovative DesignConvention 2008 Registration Packet

Second Place—Campaign Specific WebsiteAlpha Gams Walk to 2010 Website

Third Place—Promotional DesignParents Guide

“How I love those Alpha Gams so deep, deep so down, down so deep, deep so down, down in my heart. Woo!”

Flashback to the summer of 1984 ... It is the opening session of The Leadership Conference (TLC) in Alpha Xi Chapter’s chapter house at the University of Maryland. As the recently elected President of Zeta Beta Chapter, I’m attending as the of-ficial delegate. It’s rumored that Grand Council members (that’s what they were called back then) are somewhere in the house, and I’m not quite sure how I feel about all of this. My chapter was placed on probation a week after I was installed and my wider Fraternity experience thus far has consisted of grudgingly writing, probably not very truthful, monthly progress reports to the Grand Vice President–Undergraduates, outlining how our chapter (which is quite certain we’ve done nothing wrong) intends to change our ways. As I stand there greeting other col-legians, my emotions run the gamut from nervous, to skeptical, to maybe even a little bit bitter, when suddenly into the room bursts an exuberant little old lady who begins to lead the room

Mary Beth Morabito, International Vice President-Alumnae, featured third from left with her Alpha Gam sisters during her collegiate days.

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By: Mary Beth Dulcey Morabito, International Vice President–Alumnae Zeta Beta–Lehigh University

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frazzled mother of an infant and a toddler, so desperate for adult conversation that I was brave enough to venture out one cold, February night to a local alumnae club meeting. Someone learned I was an en-gineer and must have thought “Hmmm… she must be good with numbers.” I was soon asked to be club treasurer, a position I held for four years and was able to fulfill either by mail or by strapping the kids into their car seats and using the bank’s drive through window. That led to other offi-cer positions within the group and eventually to province, area and director positions. It also led to some quirkier one-time opportunities such as serving as Convention Recorder (pressing record, pause and stop repeatedly for three days) and serving as videographer for several grave marker medallion placement ceremonies for our Founders.

Volunteering for Alpha Gam can begin at any age and con-tinue as long as one is willing. E-mail, text messaging and social networking sites have added the flexibility to com-municate and complete many tasks at whatever time of the day or night might be con-venient for you. Deep, deep down, down in our hearts I think we all have something to give.

in a rousing rendition of the above song, complete with exaggerated motions and a kiss and “Woo!” at the end of each chorus.

Her name tag reads “Jackie Foy Messmer, Grand Vice President-Extension.” What? This little dynamo is a mem-ber of Grand Council? That can’t be. She looks human. She’s singing one of our songs! My chapter had never been known for our singing (still isn’t, as a matter of fact)but we knew that song. We loved that song. We sang it all the time. The lady singing that song was still involved with Alpha Gam? I was intrigued.

I don’t even recall if I met Jackie that weekend and I don’t remember what she said to us that night, but looking back, I realize that she was my inspiration for a lifetime of involvement. She made me look around the room that night with new eyes and recognize the awesome sister-hood that surrounded me. Don’t get me wrong. Up until that point I was very active within my chapter and on the Lehigh University Panhellenic Council. I felt pretty passion-ate about what Greek life could offer the women on my campus, who were in the distinct minority. I’d worked to bring new NPC groups to

campus and to gain equitable housing for Greek women. Those Lehigh fraternity expe-riences infected me with a bit of an activism bug that still burns brightly within me. But, before that night, I don’t think I really thought about Alpha Gam beyond that little corner of my world and certainly “International” was something or someone to be regarded with caution and suspicion. I know for sure that before that night I did not see or appreci-ate the big picture of Alpha Gamma Delta. I never thought about the countless women it takes to run this organization or why they do what they do. I never thought that I might one night, 24 years later, be sing-ing with sisters from across North America after my in-stallation as International Vice President-Alumnae.

In the intervening years, there have been many other sisters who have inspired me, mentored me, coached me and often pushed me beyond my comfort zone. Their trust in me and each new adven-ture usually began with a late night phone call, often with a southern-accented voice on the other end of the line say-ing, “Mary Beth, would you be willing to …?” My volunteer path began when I was 24 years old, the

Time is Running OuT TO sign up fOR The

Walk TO 2010 Challenge!

We’Re halfWay TheRe! As of July 1, we reached the midpoint in the Walk to 2010 Challenge! Congratulations to all sisters for getting closer to the 1,000 mile goal.

iT’s nOT TOO laTe!If you have not yet signed up for the Walk to 2010 Challenge, it’s not too late! Beginning August 15, you will need to average 3.5 miles per day to complete the Challenge on time. Remember, you can count each and every step—every treadmill session, every lap around the mall and every hike in the woods. Get a pedometer, grab a sister and start completing the Walk to 2010 Challenge! More information is available at www.alphagammadelta.org/Philanthropy/WalkTo2010.html.

ReCOgniTiOn fOR Challenge finisheRsSisters who complete the Challenge will receive recognition. In addition, the top three alumnae and top three collegians who walk the most miles will be given a special award. Attendance at Convention is not mandatory to receive recognition. All miles must be submitted to walkto2010@alphagammad-elta.org by May 31, 2010.