winter 2014 alpha phi quarterly

A Publication of Alpha Phi International Fraternity Since 1888Vol 126 No 1 Winter 2014

Inside

Foundation Brings CPR Training to Collegiate Chapters

New Houses New Homes

Honoring Our Founders

Would You Know How to Save a Life

MESSAGE FROM THE INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT

International Executive BoardPresident Linda Long BolandVice President Amy Jordan TvrdikSecretaryTreasurer Susan McNeiceSusan Weiskittle BarrickValerie LawlorTobi Board NielandCoree SmithEx-officio Sally McCall Grant NPC DelegateEx-officio Linda Wells Kahangi Executive DirectorEx-officio Diane Spry Straker Foundation Chair

Foundation DirectorsChair Diane Spry StrakerVice Chair Karen McChesney HoweTreasurer Judy EthellSecretary Jean Creamer HodgesJenny Holsman TetreaultColleen SirhalMary Beth Cooleen TullyDarcel Atwill WellerEx-officio Linda Long Boland International PresidentEx-officio Ann Brinkman Carstensen Executive Director

National Housing CorporationPresident Wendy Deems SuggTreasurer Lisa Janes RipleySecretary Jane Kirby ArkesChristina Boyle

Coree SmithEx-officio Linda Wells Kahangi Executive Director

National Panhellenic ConferenceAlpha Phi Delegate Sally McCall GrantFirst Alternate Delegate Laura Malley-SchmittSecond Alternate Delegate Ruth Gallagher NelsonThird Alternate Delegate Laura Lynn Davidson Ellett

Editorial Advisory BoardSheila George BrightKathy Feeney HiemstraKaren McChesney HoweDenise Blankenship JoyceKristin KirlandLindsey Delia MayoSusan McNeice

Maggie Pence PicheCayce PutnamKendall QuisenberryAllison Cink RickelsAmy Jordan TvrdikAlexandra Whittaker

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Alpha Phi Quarterly Editorial PolicyThe purpose of the Alpha Phi Quarterly and its content is to provide information and services to the membership of the Alpha Phi Fraternity in keeping with the Fraternityrsquos status as a 501(c)(7) tax-exempt private membership club The magazine is devoted to highlighting its members and matters of fraternal and college interest The views expressed in the articles published in the Quarterly are those of the authors and their contributors and do not necessarily represent the opinions of Alpha Phi Fraternity its officers or staff

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Please direct any submission questions or inquiries regarding advertising or reprint permission to the editor at quarterlyalphaphiorg or 8473168920

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POSTMASTER Please send address changes to Alpha Phi Quarterly 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201-3214

Message from the International PresidentDear Sisters

Life was a challenge for women in 1872 ndash especially if you were a woman who desired an education The idea of coeducation posed a serious threat to societyrsquos belief that men and women were vastly different in their ability to learn Back then many people were concerned that educating women posed all kinds of dangers They worried that girls who spent too much energy developing their minds

during puberty would end up with undeveloped or diseased reproductive systems Some feared ndash and this is my favorite ndash if men and women associated together in college they might find each other less attractive

This was the popular culture our young Founders faced These were the types of challenges they accepted when they chose to enter Syracuse University as 10 of the first 20 women to be admitted

Alpha Phirsquos Original Ten were extraordinary women They were optimists and they were doers They had a vision of a worldwide womenrsquos society based on sisterhood scholarship and service They knew it would take courage hard work and action to transform their dream into reality They also knew for Alpha Phi to stand the test of time they had to inspire a sense of commitment equal to their own in future generations hellip in women they would never meet They did this the only way they knew ndash by example

They set the tone in Alpha Phi more than a century ago not by making promises to us but rather by challenging us They set the expectation that no matter the circumstances no matter the problem or the obstacle no matter the changes in society or the course of world events Alpha Phi must find a way to be successful strong and proud And we have for 141 years

It was my great pleasure to celebrate Foundersrsquo Day this year with Alpha Phis in New York Houston Atlanta Los Angeles Chicago and Evanston Of historic note was the release of Alpha Phi International Fraternity The First Fifty Years (1872-1922) Union Hand in Hand the first of a three-volume series documenting Alpha Phirsquos rich history (read more about this project on page 35) A personal highlight for me was listening to its author Alpha Phi Foundation Archivist Jenny Thompson (Alpha Lambda-Alumna Initiate) discuss her research on the book I was enthralled by each magnificent story Jenny signed my copy and Irsquove read it cover to cover It occupies a place of prominence in my living room Each time I see it I am reminded the work we do today will one day be written about on a page in another history book I hope readers 100 years from now will swell with pride when they read about all we have accomplished during this period of time

Alpha Phi Toujours

Linda Long Boland (Gamma Kappa-CSULong Beach) International President

Linda with Jenny Thompson author of Alpha Phi International Fraternity The First Fifty Years (1872-1922) Union Hand in Hand

1ALPHA PHI QUARTERLYWINTER 2014

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ContentsFraternity and Foundation Host Foundersrsquo Day Events 2

PEOPLE 4

Message from the Committee On Leadership 9

Would You Know How To Save A Life 10

ALUMNAE PRIDE 14

REUNIONS 18

Small World 19

HOUSING HIGHLIGHTS 20

ON CAMPUS 22

EXTENSION UPDATE 28

Potential Member Form 29

Honor Society Inductees 30

ALPHA PHI FOUNDATION 32

Annual Financial Report 32

CPR Training For Collegiate Chapters 34

Own a Piece of Alpha Phi History 35

SILENT CHAPTER 36

Bulletin Board 37

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10

VISIT US ONLINEVisit one of our social media outlets listed below or visit alphaphiorg and alphaphifoundationorg to link directly to each

2 ALPHA PHI QUARTERLY WINTER 2014

In fall 2013 Alpha Phi celebrated 141 years of extraordinary sisterhood ndash and what a milestone it was To commemorate our Founders Alpha Phi International Fraternity and Alpha Phi Foundation hosted Foundersrsquo Day events around the US to connect sisters and reflect on our rich history

Houston Atlanta Los Angeles New York Chicago and Evanston were selected as the locations for the second year of Alpha Phi International-sponsored Foundersrsquo Day events Local alumnae were asked to coordinate the celebrations with support from the Executive Office staff

International President Linda Long Boland (Gamma Kappa-CSULong Beach) Foundation Chair Diane Spry Straker (Delta Alpha-East Carolina) and other notable Alpha Phi volunteers spoke at the events

ldquoIt was incredibly powerful to witness how 10 women more than 140 years ago could create an organization that would impact women for generations to comerdquo said Gwendolyn Hill (Gamma Epsilon-Lake Forest) chair of the Houston event ldquoThese events bring us together to celebrate an organization that has impacted us all in so many waysrdquo

Members from 26 chapters spanning all ages attended the Foundersrsquo Day celebration in Houston the largest group having initiated at the Texas (Omega) chapter Alumnae capitalized on the opportunity for a reunion with chapter sisters

ldquoWhat struck me most was the inter-connectedness of our sisterhood beyond collegiate and alumnae chaptersrdquo says Amy Pithan (Epsilon Omega-Texas AampM) an attendee at the Houston event ldquoFor this day and all days we are tied together through the generationsrdquo

Reunions were in no shortage at the Atlanta event bringing in sisters from 22 chapters Most notably a high number of Georgia Tech (Iota Mu) and Clemson (Iota Rho) alumnae attended making it especially meaningful for event chair Crista Cate Vasina (Delta Gamma-Northern Colorado) She had served as extension team lead for both chapters

ldquoThese events are an opportunity to get together with so many different chapters and age groupsrdquo said Crista who also is a former International President ldquoWe come together to focus on the Original Ten with such a broad scope of alumnae It was also special that Georgia Tech collegians initiated their new members that very same morningrdquo

Gold Society Development Officer Jenn Barton (Theta Phi-Christopher Newport) felt the events were welcoming friendly and a great opportunity to network with sisters ldquoHalfway through the event we were all out of our chairs chatting and getting to know each otherrdquo Jenn said ldquoFrom the outside in it looked like a recruitment partyrdquo

The Los Angeles event was also a huge success with attendees

Alpha Phi International Hosts Foundersrsquo Day Events

Chicago

Evanston

AtlantaBy Elizabeth Conner (Gamma-DePauw)


Houston

Los Angeles

New York

representing 29 chapters Event chair Laura Davidson Ellett (Beta Delta-UCLA) was pleased to see so many surprise connections at the event

ldquoThese events attract a group of women who are not advisors or volunteers and remind them of the bonds of Alpha Phirdquo said Laura ldquoSeveral sisters saw women they know from another volunteer activity or their professional life They might not have even known they were part of Alpha Phirdquo

The New York City Foundersrsquo Day event brought together Alpha Phis from 23 chapters Sisters mingled over food and great conversation ldquoFor me the most meaningful thing about the celebration of Foundersrsquo Day is connectionrdquo said Mary Beth Cooleen Tully (Epsilon Psi-Lehigh) New York City event chair ldquoFoundersrsquo Day gives us the opportunity to reflect on all of those who have come before us to create the organization we know and love todayrdquo

A highlight for Missy Wagasy (Beta Beta-Michigan State) director of special campaigns and programs for Alpha Phi Foundation was witnessing a special professional connection form between sisters

ldquoI met a young woman who had just graduated this past spring and was looking for a job in public relationsrdquo said Missy ldquoI connected her with one of our Gold Society donors also in attendance The recent graduate just got an internship through this connectionrdquo

Festivities wrapped up with Foundersrsquo Day events in Chicago and Evanston Women from more than 30 chapters attended as the Foundation celebrated the official launch of its new Alpha Phi history book Alpha Phi International Fraternity The First Fifty Years (1872-1922) Union Hand in Hand authored by Jenny Thompson (Alpha Lambda-Alumna Initiate)

The book is the first in a three-volume series documenting Alpha Phirsquos history Volume one was made possible in large part due to the generosity of Kathleen Feeney Hiemstra (Delta Theta-Western Michigan) whose lead gift inspired others to invest in the project (Read more about the history book on page 35)

ldquoIt only seemed fitting to launch this publication on the occasion of Foundersrsquo Dayrdquo said Ann Brinkman Carstensen (Zeta Delta-Iowa State) Alpha Phi Foundation executive director ldquoThis book was four years in the making and the Foundation and heritage committee were thrilled to launch it in the company of alumnae from as far as Florida Ohio and Californiardquo

The Foundersrsquo Day celebrations not only connected attendees to our past but also to current and future sisters Special thanks to the chairs and additional volunteers who helped make all events a success

ldquoThese events bring us together to celebrate an organization that has impacted us all in so many waysrdquondash Gwendolyn Hill (Gamma Epsilon-Lake Forest) chair of the Houston event


PeopleAWARDS AND HONORS

Young Alumna Receives Industry AccoladesChantel Bonneau (Beta Delta-UCLA) was recognized by Northwestern Mutual-Los Angeles as the top college unit director in the country

the first female to achieve this in the firmrsquos history Chantel is a licensed financial planner and has worked for the company since graduating in 2010

Collegian Is Sun QueenCollegian Madeline Clark (Omega-Texas) was crowned the El Paso Texas Sun Bowl Association 2013 Sun Queen Madeline is a junior marketing major a mentor recruitment co-chair for

Gateway Scholars and serves on the Womenrsquos Business Council She also is founder of Head to Toe charity an organization that gathers warm clothing during the holiday season for local groups in need

Sister Is Fulbright ScholarNatalie Forde (Iota Alpha-Pepperdine) was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to Germany Natalie majored in international studies and German She plans to research

the implementation of Holocaust education in German schools as a potential model for improving Holocaust and genocide curriculum in schools worldwide

Alumna Represents US in Miss World CompetitionOlivia Thomas Jordan (Eta-Boston) was one of 127 contestants who competed in the 2013 Miss World competition (missworldcom) in

September representing the United States During the fashion show portion of the event Olivia was one of 10 finalists in the top model category

Sister Named Top PR ProLindsey Scott (Gamma Alpha-San Diego State) is No 42 in Business Insiderrsquos 2013 PR 50 The Best Public Relations People in the Tech Industry listing as nominated by others in the industry

Lindsey is vice president of LaunchSquad a leading emerging technology public relations firm based in New York City

Alumna Leads PEO SisterhoodJanet Miller Steury (Gamma Delta-Kansas) is 2013-14 president for the Missouri chapter of the PEO (Philanthropic and Educational Organization) Sisterhood representing 335 chapters and more

than 13000 members throughout the state PEO has assisted thousands of women by providing grants loans and scholarships since the organizationrsquos founding in 1869

Sister Is Recognized with Industry AwardMary-Christine ldquoMCrdquo Sungaila (Kappa-Stanford) was honored by California Women Lawyers with the inaugural Judith Soley Lawyer as Citizen Award The award recognizes

excellence in law practice client counseling mentoring and concurrent bar and community service MC is an appellate partner at Snell amp Wilmer in Los Angeles She has received numerous other industry honors and was an Alpha Phi International FEW Award recipient in 2010

Alumna Named to BoardDiana Ruecker Thomeacute (Beta Rho-Washington State) was named to the executive board of the Washington State Veterinary Medical Association Diana is a veterinarian at Desert

Veterinary Clinic (Richland Wash) She also volunteers for Alpha Phi International as scholarship advisor for Montana (Chi) and Washington State (Beta Rho) chapters and as programming and education advisor to Whitman (Beta Phi)

Alumna Is Woman of DistinctionAdis Vila (Beta Lambda-Rollins) was honored by the Girl Scouts of Colorado as one of their 2013 Women of Distinction The award recognizes remarkable achievements

as business community and civic leaders dedicated to supporting leadership opportunities for girls Throughout her award-winning career Adis has served as a professor of international business and law in senior roles for the US government managerial positions in business and higher education and as a practicing attorney She became the US Air Force Academyrsquos (USAFA) first chief diversity officer from 2010-13 The program she designed for the USAFA to expose cadets to a different national and organizational culture received a 2013 Innovations in Diversity Award from the Diversity Journal

Sister Leads Local ClubLeah Bennett Whitaker (Epsilon Xi-Southern Illinois) serves as president of the Edwardsville Ill MOMS (Moms Offering Moms Support) Club chapter She previously served as secretary for the group

Alumna Named FellowVeronica Farmer Wilbur (Epsilon Nu-Delaware) was named a fellow of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners The program recognizes nurse practitioner leaders who have made outstanding

contributions to health care through clinical practice research education or policy A limited number of nurse practitioners are selected for this highly coveted distinction each year Veronica is associate professor and chair of Wilmington Universityrsquos Doctor of Nursing Practice program and practices at Hockessin Walk-in Medical Care (Hockessin Del)

Alumna Receives Fulbright GrantAnaise Williams (Theta Kappa-Rochester) was awarded a 2013-14 Fulbright US Student Grant to advance her studies perform research

and teach English abroad while serving as a young

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ambassador to her host country Bangladesh The 2013 graduate was an honors anthropology major who minored in biology With the grant Anaise is conducting a study that she hopes will contribute to a reduction in the alarming incidence of maternal mortality and postpartum morbidity in Bangladesh

BUSINESSSister Organizes Unique Food ConferenceChristie Blake (Beta Psi-San Jose State) organized a mobile food conference in Portland Ore in September that was touted as the worldrsquos

first conference dedicated solely to food carts The conference featured a boot camp focused on starting and marketing a food cart business and an ownerrsquos summit to share best practices Christie is owner of Northwest Green Event Management (Portland Ore) and Food Carts Portland (foodcartsportlandcom) a website dedicated to the cityrsquos food cart culture

Alumna Appointed COOMelissa Unemori Hampe (Delta-Cornell) was appointed as the first-ever chief operating officer for McAllister amp Quinn a government affairs and specialized grant consulting firm based in

Washington DC Melissa previously served as the firmrsquos senior vice president She brings to her role 17 years of public policy experience working on Capitol Hill and in the private and nonprofit sectors

Sister Is Creative Force Behind Social EnterpriseDeirdre McGuigan (Zeta Iota-Virginia) is the creative director for Indego Africa (indegoafricaorg) a design-driven social

enterprise connecting African women artisans with global markets and education The organization partners with such companies as JCrew Nicole Miller and Anthropologie to sell the high quality and on-trend jewelry accessories and home goods of their talented women artisans in stores and online All profits go to business training and development programs

Sister Named Artistic DirectorLaura Kepley (Beta-Northwestern) is the artistic director of Cleveland Play House (Cleveland Ohio) Laura previously served as the organizationrsquos interim artistic director and

as associate artistic director She has coordinated programming for CPHrsquos New Ground Theatre Festival since 2011 Laura is a Drama League fellow and a recipient of the 2009-11 National Endowment for the ArtsTheatre Communications Group Career Development Program for Directors

Alumna Receives Industry CertificationKristin Roberts Thomas (Epsilon Beta-Butler) has achieved the title of certified ROI professional by the ROI Institute ROI certification is the gold standard in

building measurement and evaluation capability and this designation identifies Kristin as a leader in the training and development industry with a professional advantage that few can match To date 3000 individuals world-wide have achieved the designation Kristin is a learning consultant for Skillsoft specializing in strategy management implementation and value measurement

THE ARTSActress Lands Lead RoleEmma Degerstedt (Beta Delta-UCLA) most recently played Elle Woods in ldquoLegally Blonde The Musicalrdquo at the Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza (Thousand Oaks Calif) In addition to other

theater work Emma has appeared in television shows and movies including ldquoOutside the Boxrdquo ldquoThe Big Bang Theoryrdquo and ldquoThe Curious Case of Benjamin Buttonrdquo

Sister Is Part of New Pop GroupChase OrsquoDonnell (Gamma Beta-UCSanta Barbara) was one of 11 women selected for a new pop group named Girl Radical (girlradicalcom) Launched by JC Chasez from N Sync and Golden

Globe-winning Producer Jimmy Harry this new group is an ensemble of singers dancers and personalities Chase is also an actress who has appeared on television programs such as ldquoGilmore Girlsrdquo and ldquoJudging Amyrdquo

Actress Joins National TourTiana Okoye (Beta Delta-UCLA) performed in the national tour of the musical ldquoSister Actrdquo playing Tina and singing as part of the ensemble Tianarsquos other recent credits include

a Dynamite in ldquoHairsprayrdquo (Musical Theater West Long Beach Calif) and Pilar in ldquoLegally Blonde The Musicalrdquo (Moonlight Stage Productions California)

LEADERSHIPAlumna Leads Junior LeagueElizabeth ldquoLizrdquo Moulter Brolick (Phi-Oklahoma) was named Junior League of Tulsa (Okla) president for 2013-14

Sister Holds Multiple League RolesLora Tuley Brys (Theta Gamma-Truman State) serves in three leadership positions with the Junior League of Wichita (Kan) for 2013-14 She is headquarters

chair solicitations steering committee secretary and publications advertising coordinator Lora has also been active with Alpha Phi International for several years including currently serving on the Foundationrsquos strategic planning committee and scholarship committee

AUTHORColumnist Publishes BookMarilyn Hansen Hagerty (Psi-South Dakota) is author of Grand Forks A History of American Dining in 128 Reviews (Anthony BourdainEcco 2013 ISBN 0062228897) The book

features local restaurant reviews Marilyn wrote during her more than 50 years working for the Grand Forks Herald (North Dakota) Today she continues to write five columns a week for the paper

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People

MEDIAChef Hosts Television ProgramSheree Clark (Alpha Lambda-Alumna Initiate) hosted ldquoFork in the Road with Sheree Clarkrdquo

a television program that ran on KCCI (Des Moines Iowa) for 13 weeks She interviewed guests took ldquofield tripsrdquo gave advice and profiled healthy recipes Sheree is a raw vegan chef a holistic health and nutrition counselor and author Her company Fork in the Road (wwwfork-roadcom) helps empower individuals families and corporate groups to get the most out of life by improving their health

Hollywood PhiStephanie Herman (Epsilon Rho-UCDavis) is vice president of casting for 20th Century Fox TV She has been responsible for casting actors on numerous television programs including ldquoModern Familyrdquo and ldquoHow I Met Your Motherrdquo

SPORTSAlumna Is Sponsored TriathleteHillary Lee (Iota Gamma-University of the Pacific) has participated in Ironman competitions as part of the first ever X2 Performance Triathlon Team (x2performancecom) a

group of 24 athletes chosen from across the US When a shoulder injury forced Hillary to give up a competitive swimming career she switched gears and began distance running Now the health and fitness specialist is an Ironman

Collegian Is Laker GirlLizzi Ekstrom (Beta Delta-UCLA) is a member of the Los Angeles Laker Girls squad Lizzi is a senior majoring in world arts and cultures with a focus in dance This is her first year as a Laker Girl

Alumna Is Silver DancerMichelle Vogel (Iota Beta- St Maryrsquos) is a member of the 2013-14 San Antonio Spurs Silver Dancers squad Michelle has also been a San Antonio Rampage Ice Girl since

2012 and currently serves as a resident assistant at St Maryrsquos University

Athletes Participate in World Maccabiah Games

Two Pennsylvania (Eta Iota) collegians represented the United States at the World Maccabiah Games an international athletic competition for Jewish athletes held in Isreal during summer 2013 Jackie Kates was on the US womenrsquos basketball team that won a gold medal and Jennie Shulkin completed for the US tennis team

Jennie also participated in the Maccabiah Games in 2009 on the US junior squash team taking home a gold medal Both women were state champions in high school and have received several recognitions in their respective sports

ABOVE Jackie Kates left and Jennie Shulkin at the opening ceremony of the Maccabiah Games

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Convention 2014

Register by March 15 2014 to qualify for the early bird rate For details visit alphaphiorg (keywords convention 2014)

70th Biennial ConventionJune 25-29 2014 | Rancho Las Palmas Resort amp Spa

Rancho Mirage Calif

ITrsquoS NOT TOO LATE TO PLAN A CHAPTER REUNION Visit alphaphiorg (keyword reunion) or contact alumnaealphaphiorg if yoursquore interested in planning a reunion during Convention 2014

Attention CSULong Beach (Gamma Kappa) alumnae see the Bulletin Board (page 37) for details about plans for your reunion during Convention 2014


International Badge Day is Monday March 3 2014Wear your badge with pride If you have lost or misplaced your badge please contact the Executive Office at fraternityalphaphiorg or 847-475-0663 to order a new one

HAVE YOU CONSIDERED UPGRADING YOUR BADGE Did you know Alpha Phi offers more badge options than just the standard gold-filled badge Whether yoursquore a member wanting to upgrade from the standard gold badge or a new member purchasing a badge for the first time you have the option to add some bling to this already beautiful piece There are various options offered by Alpha Phi and our official Greek Licensed jeweler Herff Jones Add some class with one or more pearls or dazzle with a diamond option And get this hellip you can even do both Pricing descriptions (with pictures) and directions on how to order or upgrade can be found at alphaphiblogspotcom keywords badge upgrade

Remember the first time you put it on

When was the last time


The committee on leadership (COL) is responsible for slating the International Executive Board (IEB) each biennium It is the COLrsquos responsibility to ensure all qualified members are given equal consideration and that the process of selecting the next IEB is fair

The members of the COL were actively engaged in soliciting referrals and applications throughout late summer and early fall The solicitation was based on the knowledge skills and attributes needed for the next biennium It was aimed at ensuring that IEB directors represent a balanced set of skills and are prepared to work cohesively in guiding and building the Fraternity over the next two years

During the last few months the COL reviewed applications contacted references and began to solicit feedback from Alpha Phirsquos membership

Prior to slating weekend at the end of February the members of the COL will conduct phone interviews with the candidates Alpha Phi has a number of impressive candidates to consider and the COL thanks all members who referred a candidate provided feedback or applied to serve as a member of the next IEB

Please do not hesitate to contact the COL with any questions concerns or feedback at COLalphaphiorg

Committee On LeadershipAlumnae Members

Linda Gardner Massie (Delta Alpha-East Carolina) chair

Billie Coskey Battiato (Phi-Oklahoma)

Kim Brown Brannon (Gamma Rho-Penn State)

Ashley Haugh (Xi-Toronto)

Samantha Lott Hale (Delta Nu-Maine)

Ruth Gallagher Nelson (Delta Epsilon-Iowa)

Jan Brinker Schaeffer (Beta Omicron-Bowling Green State)

Carol Wilde Wahl (Delta Kappa-WisconsinLa Crosse)

Collegiate Members

Ayjan Arik (Iota Lambda-Connecticut)

Elyse Ausenbaugh (Beta-Northwestern)

Message from the Committee on Leadership

COL Prepares to Choose IEB Slate


TWO SISTERSrsquo LIFESAVING STORIESNancy Callan Mauger (Gamma Kappa-CSULong Beach) was in her mid 60s when doctors shocked her heart back into regular rhythm She had woken up earlier that morning

and noticed her heart was beating a little faster than normal She tried to relax but it got progressively worse through the day

ldquoI called my doctor who told me to come inrdquo says Nancy ldquoWhen I got there he did an electrocardiogram (EKG) test and told me I needed to go to the hospital He asked if I could walk there if he and Ralph my husband accompanied me I knew I couldnrsquot ndash even though it was directly across the street Paramedics immediately transported me to the hospitalrdquo

Once in the hospital doctors determined that the fastest and safest way to get Nancyrsquos heart back into rhythm was to shock her using an AED Her heart responded after only one try

This wasnrsquot the first time that Nancyrsquos heartbeat was out of rhythm though it was the first time she had to have an electric shock to stabilize it ldquoI was in my late 40s when the irregular heartbeat startedrdquo shares Nancy ldquoAt first the episodes were about seven months apartrdquo

Shortly after the episodes started she was diagnosed with atrial fibrillation (AF

or also called A-fib) the most common type of arrhythmia or abnormal heart rate When AF occurs rapid disorganized electrical signals cause the heartrsquos two upper chambers (atria) to fibrillate or contract very fast and irregularly Blood isnrsquot pumped completely into the heartrsquos two lower chambers and the heartrsquos upper and lower chambers donrsquot work together as they should

Fifteen years after this diagnosis Nancy found herself in the emergency room receiving an electric shock to the heart from an AED The shock was a success and she was able to return home the same day

Nancy was fortunate to have had access to a life-saving AED that day in the emergency room Today she enjoys her daily routines which include spending time with her husband and grandchildren and credits her success to following her doctorrsquos instructions carefully She continues to visit her cardiologist every three months for a check-up and just this past fall received positive remarks during her latest resting echo and blood pressure tests

Alexis White (Delta Alpha-East Carolina) has a similar story to share Her experience takes place in the hospital and beyond ndash and ultimately ends with her living with an

internal defibrillator today

Wersquove all seen it on television ndash a patientrsquos heart rate goes out of rhythm and a doctor administers an electric shock to the chest to restore it to normal In reality this scene isnrsquot exclusive to television dramas It is played out every day in hospitals offices and homes around the world with the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED)

Would You Know How to Save a Life By Deana Kaplan Alpha Phi Foundation Donor Communications Manager

More AEDs ASAPColleges are microcosms of

the community at large As such Alpha Phi International believes they

should be prepared to prevent death and disability

from sudden cardiac arrest among students staff and visitors This includes ensuring students are trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) It also means ensuring AEDs are strategically placed in chapter houses and on campuses

Only approximately 7 out of our 161 collegiate chapters have an AED on site

Is your chapter ready Are you Take action today

Visit alphaphifoundationorg to learn how you can help empower collegiate sisters and their chapters to save lives

Resourcesbull American Heart Association

heartorg

bull Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada heartandstrokecom

bull American Red Cross redcrossorg

bull National Heart Lung and Blood Institute nhlbinihgov

bull Mayo Clinic mayocliniccom




As a freshman in high school Alexis started having frequent fainting spells ldquoThey just kept getting worse and worse I was passing out for up to 10 minutes at a time almost every other dayrdquo she recalls ldquoMy mother took me to a cardiologist and they tried different medications and different tests but nothing was helpingrdquo

When Alexis was 16 her doctors determined her heart problem was electrical and scheduled her for a cardiac ablation Cardiac ablation works by scarring or destroying tissue in the heart that triggers abnormal heart rhythm

ldquoWhen I was under anesthesia the doctors said every time they would try to do something my heart would just stoprdquo says Alexis After only two hours of what was supposed to be an eight-hour surgery Alexisrsquos doctors told her mother they couldnrsquot continue with the ablation as the problem was different than what they initially thought

Alexisrsquos doctors determined she would need a pacemaker defibrillator implanted in her chest They didnrsquot think it was safe for her to leave the hospital without the device ldquoI had a portable defibrillator by my side at all times while I was in the hospitalrdquo says Alexis ldquoEven when I was taken in a wheelchair to get x-rays I would have one in my lap I was shocked three times by an AED during that hospital stayrdquo

Two days after the procedure Alexis was diagnosed with Brugada Syndrome a potentially life threatening heart rhythm disorder Brugada Syndrome first described in 1992 is characterized by a specific abnormal heartbeat called a Brugada Sign which is detected by an EKG Brugada Syndrome is frequently an inherited condition Alexis is the first in her family to be diagnosed though her doctors determined later through blood tests that her mother has the partial gene and is a carrier

Alexis reflects on what it is like to live with her pacemaker defibrillator today as a sophomore in college ldquoThe device has made an impact on my life both physically and mentally I enjoy running Now I have to do it in moderation alternating from walking to runningrdquo

ldquoThis whole experience has shown me how short life really is and how important it is to cherish the ones you loverdquo she says

ldquoGo to the doctor if you think something is wrong I did and it saved my liferdquo

THE SHOCKING TRUTHWhile both Nancy and Alexis had time to visit their doctorsʹ offices and safely get to the hospital before an AED was needed the reality is most patients need this treatment within minutes of experiencing the symptoms

An AED is the only effective treatment for restoring a regular heart rhythm during sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) SCA occurs when the heart suddenly and unexpectedly stops beating which causes blood flow to the brain and other vital organs to stop

Once someone goes into SCA for each minute defibrillation is delayed their chance of survival is reduced approximately 10 percent Four out of five cardiac arrests occur at home and an estimated 95 percent of people who have SCA die from it ndash most within minutes

The average time for first responders to arrive on scene once 911 is called is 8-12 minutes

According to the American Heart Association waiting isnrsquot an option It is imperative for individuals to be trained and prepared to act should the need strike

The organization advocates having a strong Chain of Survival in place to improve a victimrsquos chances of recovery after a cardiac emergency The adult Chain of Survival is a five-link process for rescuers to follow which includes rapid defibrillation by AED (see page 13 sidebar)

AEDs are lightweight battery-operated portable devices that are easy to use They analyze the heartrsquos rhythm and give the user voice prompts to let them know if and when to send a shock to the victimrsquos heart to re-establish an effective rhythm

They are available over the counter without a prescription and are becoming more commonplace The American Heart Association and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada support placing AEDs in targeted public areas such as sports arenas gated communities office complexes doctorsʹ offices and shopping malls

Combined with cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) the use of an AED may increase the likelihood of survival by 75 percent or more

Executive Office CPR and AED TrainingAlpha Phi Foundation and Fraternity staff members participated in the American Heart Associationrsquos Heartsaverreg CPR AED Course at the Executive Office (EO) in October

The two hour video-based instructor-led course included hands on training in both cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) Each staff member in attendance received a two-year certification at the coursersquos completion Throughout the class individuals were prompted to respond to various cardiac emergency situations and they were provided the tools and instructions to essentially save a life

This training came weeks after the EO received an AED as a gift from a local donor The AED is now properly mounted and accessible ndash with the majority of the staff empowered to act if need be According to Foundation Executive Director Ann Brinkman Carstensen (Zeta Delta-Iowa State) ldquoThis gift is particularly fitting given our commitment to heart health Sudden cardiac arrest can happen to absolutely anyone at any time Itrsquos important that public places ndash such as the Executive Office with its high volumes of volunteers staff and visitors - are protected and preparedrdquo


A CHANCE THESE SISTERS WONrsquoT TAKEApproximately 70 percent of Americans will feel helpless to act during a cardiac emergency because they either donrsquot know how or their training has lapsed significantly Two Alpha Phis share their stories and why they are in the 30 percent who are not only trained but also prepared to help if faced with a cardiac emergency ndash no matter where it may happen

Diane Gray Walters (Delta Alpha-East Carolina) lost her father to SCA in 1987 when she was only 28 years old She believes ldquoDad would have likely been saved if his cardiac emergency

had happened a few years later when AEDs became more commonplacerdquo

With her fatherrsquos tragedy as motivation Diane says ldquoI immediately began searching for ways I could be equipped to try to save the life of someone like my dadrdquo

Within a year after her father passed away she became certified for CPR for infants children and adults and has maintained that certification since

In 1999 she went on to become one of the first people outside of the medical profession in Raleigh NC to be trained in CPR with AED certification At the time she was working part-time at her church and says ldquoThe Red Cross announced they would begin including AED training in their regular CPR course With our church being large they immediately purchased three AED machines to place at strategic points in the church facility I was in the first group of 10 members to be trained in using the AEDrdquo

Diane hasnrsquot had to use her training yet though she has come close ldquoThis past year two of my girlfriends both under the age of 50 had cardiac issues that necessitated the use of AEDsrdquo shares Diane ldquoNeither of them had a history of heart problemsrdquo

One friend felt extremely fatigued one day as she started her work day and left early to go home and rest Before arriving home she passed out while driving and totaled her car Her injuries from the wreck

were minimal but the first responders found her unconscious upon arrival She was resuscitated three times by an AED on the way to the hospital Within days she was diagnosed with AF and was given a pacemaker without a defibrillator Within two months she almost passed out at work The AED in her office was readied as the ambulance was on the way though it ended up not being needed She ultimately had the original pacemaker removed and replaced by a pacemaker with a defibrillator Today she is doing well

Diane was in the office when her friend had her second episode at work ldquoI positioned myself to help with the AED if needed and was happy that my brain was calmer and clearer than I normally am in stressful situationsrdquo she says ldquoI believe that having gone through 11 CPR and AED certification processes prior to that gave me the confidence in my training Each time it becomes more lsquosecond naturersquo I donrsquot intend to ever let my certification lapserdquo

Susan Bevan (Sigma-Washington) has a defibrillator in her home She and her husband host many events in their home for nonprofit organizations ndash up to 10 every year

Susan hadnrsquot thought much about AEDs until one evening when they attended an event at another private home

The evening was a small fundraising opportunity featuring a gifted violinist who was a personal friend of theirs ldquoWe had hosted the exact same performer a couple of years before for the same purposerdquo says Susan

ldquoOn a clear spring evening our beautiful dear friend Helen Armstrong was playing an exquisite piece of music when she suddenly clutched her cherished violin and melted to the floor in the throes of a massive heart attackrdquo she recalls

Tragically Helen died as the audience watched doctors in attendance at the event perform CPR during the long wait for the ambulance to arrive ldquoWe might never know if Helen could have been saved if an AED

had been present but I never want to take that chance againrdquo says Susan

Within months after this tragic evening Susan and her husband purchased an AED for their home Their entire family has since been trained in CPR and the use of the AED so they will be prepared for any emergency

Susan has also become very supportive of the placement of AEDs throughout her town in connection with the local American Red Cross

ALPHA PHIS ARE EMPOWERED TO SAVE LIVESEach of these women has been affected by heart disease and an AED in a very specific time and place Whether in the hospital an office or their home ndash today they are each doing their part to educate their families and friends and to be prepared to act if faced with a cardiac emergency These four women represent the thousands of Alpha Phis around the world who are empowered to make an impact in the fight against heart disease in women

If you would like to learn more about AED and CPR training visit one of the resources listed in the sidebar on page 10

Chain of SurvivalThe American Heart Association recommends these five links in its adult Chain of Survival in an emergency cardiovascular situation

bull Immediate recognition of cardiac arrest and activation of the emergency response system

bull Early CPR with an emphasis on chest compressions

bull Rapid defibrillation with AED

bull Effective advanced life support

bull Integrated post-cardiac arrest care


Alumnae PrideCANADA

ONTARIOSouthwestern OntarioAlumnae helped Western University (Theta Eta) and Wilfrid Laurier (Iota Theta) collegians with their successful recruitment periods keeping the chapters motivated and well fed

Contact Monika Guzy (Theta Eta-Western University) monikaguzy1gmailcom

UNITED STATES

ALABAMABirminghamThe chapter hosted a luncheon seminar on identity theft They met to discuss recommendations for formal recruitment at Alabama (Beta Mu) and sent collegians snacks for polish week President Helga Bjornson Visscher (Epsilon-Minnesota) joined collegians for a Foundersrsquo Day dinner

Contact Helga Bjornson Visscher (Epsilon-Minnesota) hbvissgmailcom Web birminghamalphaphialumnaeyolasitecom Facebook Alpha Phi Alumnae - Birmingham Tuscaloosa Chapter

ARKANSASArkansasAlumnae celebrated Foundersrsquo Day with dinner at a local restaurant Sisters wrote words of encouragement to Louisiana State (Delta Tau) collegians and local alumnae who were unable to attend

Contact Becky Othold Del Rio (Delta Tau-Louisiana State) bckydelrsbcglobalnet

CALIFORNIAMonterey BayThe chapter held a fall luncheon hosted by Jane Moore Houghton (Beta Psi-San Jose State) Their third annual holiday tea was held at the Cypress Inn in Carmel Visit

the chapterrsquos website and Facebook page to learn about upcoming events

Contact Christine Hansen Erickson (Eta Beta-CSUSan Bernardino) drchristineericksongmailcom Web montereybayalphaphicom Facebook Monterey Bay Alpha Phi Alumnae Chapter

Silicon ValleySisters enjoyed a night of pampering and glamour at Drybar Santana Row A successful Foundersrsquo Day celebration attracted alumnae and collegians from around the San Francisco Bay The event was chaired by Amy Nobriga (Eta Delta-CSUEast Bay) Maile Collmer (Beta Delta-UCLA) presented a keynote speech about networking within Alpha Phi

Contact Karen Siegel Fitting (Eta Alpha-New Hampshire) karenfittinginncom Web siliconvalleyphisorg Facebook Silicon Valley Phis Twitter SV_APhis

FLORIDADaytona BeachThe chapter celebrates its 10th year with a luncheon early in 2014 Area alumnae are invited to attend Contact the chapter for details

Contact Linda Lampman (Pi-North Dakota) lindalampmanattnet

Palm Beach and Treasure CoastSisters celebrated Foundersrsquo Day with a tea Other events included a cruise on the Majestic Princess and a holiday cookie exchange

Contact Nancy Stair Stainback (Gamma Nu-Miami University) nstainbackcomcastnet Facebook Palm Beach and Treasure Coast Alpha Phi Alumnae

ILLINOISChicago Western Villages In February alumnae plan to pack food for Feed My Starving Children a charity that sends food to children in 70 different countries In March members will dine on homemade soups and enjoy an Alpha Phi sing along

Contact Chris Williams Barr (Gamma Iota-Texas Tech) chrisbarrwattnet Facebook Chicago Western Villages Alpha Phi

Lake CountyAlumnae met at Ravinia for an evening of music and picnic fare They hosted an ice cream social for the Lake Forest (Gamma Epsilon) collegians as they returned to school With the help of the Gamma Epsilon house corporation board the chapterrsquos lounge has new furniture

Contact Nancy Weaver Roach (Delta Epsilon-Iowa) roach2oldoaknet

INDIANAIndianapolisSisters joined Indiana State (Delta Pi) collegians and participated in a local American Heart Association Heart Walk Activities included pumpkin painting with friends and family an evening social ice skating and luncheons Alumnae also decorated holiday cookies with Butler (Epsilon Beta) collegians

Contact Ashley Cummins (Omicron-Missouri) ashleymcumminsgmailcom Facebook Indy Alpha Phi

IOWACentral Iowa Twenty alumnae gathered to celebrate the new chapterrsquos charter The women signed the petition during a social gathering at Aimee Green Fisherrsquos (Delta Gamma-

CHICAGO WESTERN VILLAGES ILLSpouses join alumnae for a kickoff potluck

NORTHERN NEVADAAlumnae raise almost $1500 for heart health


Northern Colorado) home They joined collegians for Foundersrsquo Day at the Drake (Gamma Omicron) chapter house The celebration featured a special ceremony conducted by collegians treats and networking Contact the chapter at centraliowaaphialumgmailcom to receive a monthly newsletter with information about upcoming events

Contact Barbara Morrison Cannon (Beta Kappa-Denison) cannonb2004yahoocom Facebook Alpha Phi Central Iowa

KANSASGreater Kansas CityAlumnae enjoyed a St Patrickrsquos Day happy hour participated in a book exchange and ended the meeting year with an A Phiesta Mexican food buffet Past President Kelli Wilson Daly (Nu-Nebraska) was honored as Alpha Phi Woman of the Year at the Greater Kansas City Alumnae Panhellenic sisterhood brunch Sisters enjoyed a Welcome Back barbeque in the fall Proceeds from a T-shirt fundraiser benefited Alpha Phi Foundation and the Greater Kansas City Alumnae Panhellenic Scholarship Fund

Contact Allison Cink Rickels (Epsilon Theta-Northern Iowa) presidentkc-aphiscom Web wwwkc-aphiscom Facebook Greater Kansas City Alpha Phi Alumnae Chapter

WichitaA meet and greet at Playa Azul in Old Town included some parents of Wichita State (Gamma Xi) collegians Alumnae helped the Gamma Xi chapter with formal recruitment by preparing and serving refreshments every night They also hosted an ice cream social at Gamma Xi to meet new members and welcome collegians back to school

Contact Marcia McKee Weddle (Gamma Xi-Wichita State) mcweddlecoxnet Facebook Wichita A Phi Alum Twitter WichitaAphiAlum

MASSACHUSETTSBostonThe chapter enjoyed a kickoff event and a farm day Contact the chapter to get involved They are excited to welcome new members

Contact Lindsey Drsquoelia Mayo (Delta Nu-Maine) ldmayo3gmailcom Facebook Boston Alpha Phi Alumnae

MetroWest MassachusettsThe chapter hosted its eighth annual Foundersrsquo Day tea and ceremony They were happy that some WPI (Iota Omicron) seniors joined the celebration Alumnae enjoyed a new flat bread pizza restaurant and the annual holiday swap

Contact Deborah Travers Abbott (Theta Beta-Bryant) webabbotthotmailcom

NEBRASKAOmahaAlumnae enjoyed a cocktail party hosted by Maria Petro Knowles (Nu-Nebraska) to kick off the year Sharon Stephens Jensen (Nu-Nebraska) hosted a Foundersrsquo Day celebration with Creighton (Theta Delta) collegians Sharon serves as the Theta Delta chapter advisor Alumnae also sold Butter Braids chaired by Gema Tenorio Simmons (Omicron-Missouri) for Alpha Phi Foundation

Contact Julie OrsquoMeara Jernstrom (Nu-Nebraska) juliejernstromcoxnet Facebook Omaha Alpha Phi Alumnae

NEVADANorthern NevadaAlumnae enjoyed a family ice cream night A highlight was participating in the Northern Nevada American Heart Association Heart Walk Alumnae and loved ones raised almost $1500 led by Ingrid Pease (Eta Delta-CSUEast Bay) who raised almost $700 of the total

Contact Breanna Borries (Eta Upsilon-Chapman) breannaborriesgmailcom Web renoalphaphiweeblycom Facebook Reno Alpha Phi Alumnae Chapter

NORTH CAROLINACharlotteMembers volunteered for the Cupidrsquos Cup 5K Sisters enjoyed a dinner together and an annual meet and greet event The chapter also participated in an American Heart Association Heart Walk and raised $200 for the event Members celebrated Foundersrsquo Day by hosting an annual brunch at Harpers in Charlotte

Contact Somer Beauvois Wright (Epsilon Phi-NC State) somerwrightgmailcom Web queencityphisorg Facebook Charlotte Alpha Phi Alumnae Twitter CharlotteAPhi

Greenville AreaSisters enjoyed dinner and olive oil tasting at 692 Olive Alumnae welcome new members Contact the chapter for information on upcoming events and membership

Contact Gail Burton Joyner (Delta Alpha-East Carolina) gailjoyner2010yahoocom

Facebook Alpha Phi East Carolina

METROWEST MASSACHUSETTSAlumnae and WPI (Iota Omicron) seniors enjoy an annual Foundersrsquo Day tea

GREENVILLE NCAlumnae taste appetizers made with olive oils from 692 Olive


Alumnae PrideRaleigh Durham TriangleAlumnae enjoyed dinner at the Carolina Ale House brunch and a holiday gathering

Contact Ashley Green Chesson (Epsilon Phi-NC State) achessonalphaphiorg Web triangleaphialumnaecom Facebook Triangle Alpha Phi Alumnae Chapter

NORTH DAKOTAGrand ForksHouse corporation board members helped spruce up the landscaping at the North Dakota (Pi) chapter house Pirsquos formal living room was remodeled over the summer Many more projects need to be completed for the chapter Send donations to assist with ongoing house projects to Gate City Bank co Alpha Phi House Association 3205 South Washington St Grand Forks ND 58201

Contact Kathy Lynch Ashe (Pi-North Dakota) ashekathyhotmailcom

OHIOAshland AreaThe chapter hosted a senior recognition dessert for Ashland (Epsilon Alpha) graduates and welcomed them as new alumnae They enjoyed a Zumba lesson and shared starters from their gardens Members held their annual potluckcookout at the home of Debby Bryden Gray (Epsilon Alpha-Ashland) Alumnae participated in a panel discussion viewed a skit and enjoyed a luncheon as part of a mock recruitment event with Epsilon Alpha collegians

Contact Jan Brinker Schaeffer (Beta Omicron-Bowling Green State) janschaefferalumnaealphaphiorg

ColumbusAlumnae celebrated Foundersrsquo Day with Ohio State (Rho) collegians and recognized the anniversaries of Kari Kittrell (Gamma Nu-Miami University) 25 years and Marilyn Horn Burns (Beta Kappa-Denison) 65 years

Contact Jenna Perrotto Johnson (Beta Omicron- Bowling Green State) jlperrottogmailcom Facebook Alpha Phi Columbus Alumnae

Cleveland EastA summer luncheon was held at Gamekeeperrsquos Taverne in Chagrin Falls Sisters and guests attended a Lake County Captains baseball game Marilyn Gualtier Sanner (Zeta Pi-Case Western Reserve) hosted a potluck dinner An abbreviated Foundersrsquo Day ceremony was included during dinner out at Claddagh Irish Pub at Legacy Village

Contact Carina Samuelson Mauck (Eta Gamma-Akron) cmauckwindstreamnet

OKLAHOMAOklahoma City Ivy ConnectionThrough a wide range of events the ivy connection provides ways for young alumnae to meet socially and allows for personal and professional networking The group targets alumnae who have been out of college 15 years or less

Contact Alejandra Campos (Delta Delta-Oklahoma City) acamposmyokcuedu Facebook Oklahoma City Ivy Connection

TEXAS AmarilloAlumnae hosted a luncheon to honor 25-year members Abie Aycock Freeman Laurel Richards Gerald and Ginger Bell Smith (all Gamma Iota-Texas Tech) Betty Gray Hill

(Gamma Iota-Texas Tech) was honored for 50 years of membership Sisters enjoyed dinner at a local Mexican restaurant and Stacey Taylor Anthony (Gamma Iota-Texas Tech) hosted a Foundersrsquo DayFoundation fundraiser dinner that featured a guest speaker on personal safety

Contact Stacey Taylor Anthony (Gamma Iota-Texas Tech) staceanthonyaolcom

AustinAlumnae hosted monthly lunches and regular get-togethers including a wine tasting at a local vineyard an American Heart Association Heart Walk and supporting Texas (Omega) chapter events like the Red Dress Gala Alumnae hosted a Foundersrsquo Day celebration that included honoring sisters with anniversary pins Mary Maclachlan Bledsoe (Xi-Toronto) received her 25-year pin and Kay Lenertz Brant (Pi-North Dakota) received her 75-year pin

Contact Carolyn Venable Kahler (Delta Beta-Texas AampMCommerce) carolyncskahlercom Web alphaphiofaustinorg Facebook Alpha Phi of Austin Twitter AustinAlphaPhi

Dallas and Suburban Alumnae participated in an American Heart Association Heart Walk Three area alumnae groups joined forces to celebrate Foundersrsquo Day with guest speaker Ann Brinkman Carstensen (Zeta Delta-Iowa State) executive director of Alpha Phi Foundation Ida Perryman (Gamma Eta-North Texas) and Ann Fieber Hays (Beta Alpha-Illinois) received


AMARILLO TEXASBetty Gray Hill (Gamma Iota-Texas Tech) receives her 50-year pin from Chapter President Stacey Taylor Anthony (Gamma Iota-Texas Tech)


WEB EXTRAIf your chapter submitted a photo for this issue and

you do not see it in the Alumnae Pride section it may be in our special Quarterly Web Extra Visit

alphaphiorgquarterlyviewrecentissues

NEW ALUMNAE CHAPTERS MEMBERS SOUGHT

Whether looking for instant friends in a new city networking opportunities or a leadership role local alumnae chapters hold benefits for Alpha Phis in every stage of life The primary focus of alumnae chapters is fun and friendship Attend an event near you to meet and reconnect with local sisters

New alumnae chapters forming in your area

Aspen Colo

Connecticut Shoreline

Tallahassee Fla

Grand Rapids Mich

Northern Minnesota Central Missouri Poughkeepsie NY

Marietta Ohio

Toledo Ohio

Memphis Tenn

El Paso Texas

Spokane Wash

Charleston WV

Stevens Point Wis

Existing alumnae chapters are seeking new members

San Francisco Calif

South Coast Orange County Calif

Atlanta Ga

Indianapolis Ind

Topeka Kan

Boston Mass

Minneapolis Minn

Missoula Mont

Akron Canton Ohio

Morgantown WV

Please email Elizabeth Conner (Gamma-DePauw) at econneralphaphiorg if you are interested in getting involved with any of these chapters or starting a chapter in your area For a complete list of Alpha Phi alumnae chapters visit alphaphiorgchapter

their 50-year pins The chapter also hosted a motherdaughter dessert to honor area collegians mothers and daughters Alumnae and recent graduates are welcome to join upcoming events

Contact Erin Anthony (Iota Zeta-Colorado School of Mines) erineanthonygmailcom Web alphaphidallasorg Facebook Dallas and Suburban Alpha Phi Alumnae Chapter

Fort WorthAlumnae provided more than 100 references for local women attending universities across the country Members supported North Texas (Gamma Eta) recruitment efforts with food and attendance at a mock recruitment event Annette Klemow Smith (Zeta Nu-Texas Christian) and her older daughter Melanie Smith (Gamma Eta-North Texas) traveled to participate in the Oklahoma (Phi) chapter initiation of her younger daughter Courtney Smith (Phi-Oklahoma)

Contact LeLynne Waltman Knight (Zeta Nu-Texas Christian) lelynnewkgmailcom Web fortworthalphaphicom Facebook Fort Worth Alpha Phi Twitter FtWorthAlphaPhi

HoustonAlumnae celebrated Foundersrsquo Day in style with a champagne brunch at Philippe Restaurant Special guests included International President Linda Long Boland (Gamma Kappa-CSULong Beach) Recruitment Advisor Gwendolyn Hill (Gamma Epsilon-Lake Forest) and Foundation Director Darcel Atwill Weller (Gamma Iota-Texas Tech)

Contact Anita Sloan Kittridge (Gamma Iota-Texas Tech) sloansbcglobalnet Facebook Houston Alpha Phi Alumnae

Northwest HoustonThe chapter held three Phiestas Members joined other local alumnae for a Foundersrsquo Day celebration Sisters

enjoyed an event at Viking Cooking School at Hubbell and Hudson Bistro that included cooking and party planning tips Upcoming events include a painting party in January Paint the Town Red event with significant others on Feb 7 and the annual Panhellenic bingo on April 3

Contact Geneen Pipher Boyd (Epsilon Omega-Texas AampM) geneenhockeyvipscom Facebook NW Houston Alpha Phi Alumnae Chapter

San Antonio Alumnae attended the annual San Antonio Alumnae Panhellenic Association ladiesrsquo night out event at Alamo Cafeacute Alpha Phi had the largest representation out of all sororities Sandy Duckworth Allison (Gamma Omega- Midwestern State) hosted a tailgate style event Visit the chapters Facebook page for upcoming events

Contact Barbara Derrick Brinkmann (Gamma Pi- Arizona State) babsbrinkicloudcom Web wixcomsanantoniophissanantoniophis Facebook Alpha Phi San Antonio Alum

Southwest DallasMembers enjoyed a meet and greet at The Oasis at Joe Pool Lake and a get together at the home of Betty Jo Ferraro Fuller (Alpha Lambda-Alumna Initiate) They joined Dallas and Suburban and Far North Dallas alumnae in hosting a Foundersrsquo Day luncheon at Maggianorsquos North Park with special guest Foundation Executive Director Ann Brinkman Carstensen (Zeta Delta-Iowa State) Ginger Dillard Cleveland (Omega-Texas) received the chapterrsquos Always Alpha Phi Award

Contact Judy Dandrige Hatch (Delta Beta-Texas AampMCommerce) JudyHatchsbcglobalnet Web SWDallasAPhiorg Facebook Alpha Phi Fraternity - Southwest Dallas Area Alumnae Twitter SWDallasAPhi

VIRGINIANorthern VirginiaAlumnae joined DC Metro ivy connection members to participate in the LoziLu Womenrsquos 5K Mud Run to support young patients with leukemia and lymphoma Sisters enjoyed wine together celebrated Foundersrsquo Day participated in an American Heart Association Heart Walk and received a fashion update from Judy Gallagher Ryan (Alpha-Syracuse) Other events included lunch bunch at LrsquoAuberge Chez Francois and the annual ornament exchange

Contact Carol Anne Davis Snider (Epsilon Pi-Evansville) presidentalphaphi-vaorg Web alphaphi-vaorg Facebook Alpha Phi NOVA

Richmond Central Virginia After another successful summer dinner series alumnae enjoyed a Foundersrsquo Day bracelet making party Sisters continue to meet monthly for a craft and chat event

Contact Ann Jerome (Epsilon Phi-NC State) annmjeromealtriacom Web richmondalphaphicom Facebook RichmondCentral VA Alpha Phi Alumnae

WISCONSINDoor CountyCharter members celebrated the first anniversary of the chapter during a Foundersrsquo Day luncheon at 136 Restaurant in Sturgeon Bay The group enjoyed a quiz recalling the important historic events of the day

Contact Virginia Murphy Maher (Gamma Upsilon-WisconsinMilwaukee) vmaheritolcom

WASHINGTON DC METRO IVY CONNECTIONRachel Hallinan (Eta Tau-SUNYCortland) escorts Prince Harry during his trip to Arlington Va


Gamma Delta Sisters ReuniteFifty-five Kansas (Gamma Delta) alumnae from the graduating classes of 1975-79 spent a weekend in August in Overland Park Kan reconnecting and sharing Alpha Phi memories Even though Gamma Delta is no longer an active chapter its alumnae still fondly and proudly uphold its memory A highlight of the weekend was a road trip to Lawrence Kan to tour the former chapter house and to have lunch and

shop on Massachusetts Street

ABOVE PHOTO Alumnae celebrate more than 30 years of sisterhood

Quarterly Photo Brings Beta Epsilons TogetherTwelve Arizona (Beta Epsilon) alumnae enjoyed a reunion at the chapter house in September The gathering came about because of a photo of Andrea Dutton-Frieson that appeared in the Spring 2013 Quarterly When her sisters saw it plans began for the reunion Highlights of the weekend included a house tour provided by collegians and Alpha Phi gifts presented to the alumnae upon their departure ABOVE PHOTO Alumnae pose in front of the Beta Epsilon chapter house in

the T-shirts collegians bought them

Reflections After 50 YearsA 50-year reunion of UCLA (Beta Delta) sisters at a mountain home in Idyllwild Calif provided the opportunity to reflect on the value of a college education in the 1960s and the benefits of being an Alpha Phi during that time According to Sharen Metz-Langdon ldquoAlpha Phi was the most meaningful experience of our young adulthood It not only shaped our lives but also the generations of our children to comerdquoABOVE PHOTO (From left) Nancy Stoll Elliott Karen Metz-Suderman Sharen Metz-Langdon and Betsy Haskell Martin celebrate 50 years of sisterhood Not pictured were Sandra Long Constable and Joan Maki Green

Alphas Show Support During ReunionApproximately 35 Syracuse (Alpha) sisters from the 1980-90s reunited in New York City in May Most had not seen each other since graduation During the weekend several of the alumnae participated in the Entertainment Industry Foundation Revlon RunWalk for Women to honor two sisters who are breast cancer survivors Jennifer Dictrow Miceli and Jen Clatur Cinelli and one sister they lost to cancer Stacey Jurgelewicz Their team was among the top fundraisers ABOVE PHOTO Alphas participate in a runwalk for

womenrsquos health as part of their reunion


University Trip Brings Sisters Together(From left) Madeline Biesty Kaplan Carol Kenny Elliott Alison Daly Van Dyke Yvette Monus McFerson and Sheryl Axline (all Beta Delta-UCLA) ran into each other when they were vacationing with their families at the UCLArsquos Bruin Woods Family Resort in Lake Arrowhead Calif during the same week in August

Alumnae Meet OverseasJean Creamer Hodges (Rho-Ohio State) and Elaine Thomas Barnum (Rho-Ohio State) met on an Ohio State University trip to the Lake District of England during the summer The pair discovered they are both Alpha Phis and they became fast friends They are pictured hiking together

Small World


Housing Highlights

As Alpha Phi has continued to expand our housing and facilities have also seen growth Since August 2013 we have secured new housing for the chapter women at Utah (Beta Sigma) and Carnegie Mellon (Iota Sigma) and a new meeting space for collegians at Harvard (Iota Tau) Each of these new facilities is unique in size and structure based on the needs of the individual chapters

In 2011 Alpha Phi recolonized its Beta Sigma chapter at the University of Utah After a challenging renovation ndash including dealing with a sinkhole ndash collegians moved into their 16-bed home on The Row near other Greek groups in September 2013 In addition to being completely remodeled the space was expanded slightly to add a restroom and bedroom

that meets Americans with Disabilities Act requirements This new chapter house is owned by Alpha Phi Internationalrsquos National Housing Corporation and managed by a house corporation board made up of local volunteers and Beta Sigma alumnae

The women at Carnegie Mellon (CMU) are now living in a 32-bed university-owned facility that saw a complete remodel of its basement to add a chapter room television lounge and storage Alpha Phi submitted an application to CMU and competed with other Greek groups for the opportunity to acquire this space The house is well-positioned on campus nestled among the universityrsquos other Greek facilities This new visible presence is helping integrate the chapter into the CMU community

Since Harvard University does not

recognize Greek letter organizations the chapter there is a member of the Cambridge Area Panhellenic Alpha Phi joined Delta Gamma Kappa Kappa Gamma and Kappa Alpha Theta in this organization and is now settled into a leased meeting space in a prime location on Harvard Square This gives chapter women a convenient site to gather close to campus The leased space includes a large chapter room a television lounge and a kitchenette

These are just the most recent housing and facility acquisitions for Alpha Phi Look in future issues of the Quarterly and online at alphaphiorg to follow our progress

Photos of Iota Taursquos facility were not available at print time

By Tonya Sharp Ryan (Phi-Oklahoma) Director of Collegiate Housing

New HousesNew Homes

The living room at the Beta Sigma chapter house at the University of Utah


1 Utah house corporation board and advisory board members pose during the chapterrsquos ribbon cutting ceremony with Director of Collegiate Housing Tonya Sharp Ryan (Phi-Oklahoma) International President Linda Long Boland (Gamma Kappa-CSULong Beach) and Beta Sigma President Stephanie Scott

2 One of the special features in the dining room of the Carnegie Mellon house is Impilato stack chairs from MTS Seating with the Alpha Phi letters etched into the back They were selected by Rowland Design

3 Alpha Phirsquos Iota Sigma chapter at Carnegie Mellon has a new home

4 The first floor of the Utah chapter house features a dining room kitchen living space and a bedroom and bath meeting ADA requirements Pictured are the dining area kitchen and stairway

5 Iota Sigmarsquos charter is prominently displayed in the chapter housersquos living room

1

2 3

4 5

New HousesNew Homes


On CampusCANADA

BRITISH COLUMBIABritish Columbia (Beta Theta)Sisters welcomed 31 new members following a successful fall formal recruitment Members hosted their first philanthropy event of the year selling candy grams and baked goods while wearing Halloween costumes Proceeds benefited the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada and Alpha Phi Foundation

Web ubcalphaphicom Facebook Alpha Phi UBC Twitter AlphaPhiUBC

ONTARIOToronto (Xi)Sisters celebrated a successful formal recruitment and welcomed 13 new members They hosted their second annual Welcome Back breakfast for members of the Greek community a Foundersrsquo Day tea for alumnae and parents an annual dessert night and a successful Red Dress Gala

Web alphaphi-xicom Facebook Alpha Phi Xi Twitter AlphaPhiUofT

Wilfrid Laurier (Iota Theta)The chapter welcomed 35 new members during fall recruitment Collegians hosted the annual Move Your Phirsquot walk-a-thon to support Alpha Phi Foundation and St Maryrsquos Cardiac Care Unit in Kitchener-Waterloo Members are proud of Chelsea Birtch who was selected to be an Alpha Phi International Collegiate Perspective blogger for the fall semester

Web laurieralphaphicom Facebook WLU Alpha Phi Twitter WLUAlphaPhi

QUEBECBishoprsquos (Eta Chi)Members have been working hard on recruitment and sisterhood The chapter celebrates its 25th anniversary at Bishoprsquos University this year They looked forward to

hosting their annual Red Dress Gala for the second year in a row

Web etachiwixcom Facebook The Eta Chi Chapter of Alpha Phi Twitter BUAlphaPhi

UNITED STATES

ARIZONAArizona (Beta Epsilon)Sisters hosted a Red Dress Gala that was supported by alumnae and guests and benefited womenrsquos heart health The silent auction alone had many unique items that had the bidders out of their chairs

Web azalphaphicom Facebook AZ Alpha Phi

Arizona State (Gamma Pi)Sisters enjoyed a semester focused on recruitment socials BigLittle Reveal and Red Dress Gala They also enjoyed Homecoming and a sisterhood retreat

Web asualphaphicom Facebook ASU Alpha Phi Twitter ASU_AlphaPhi

Northern Arizona (Iota Pi)The chapter added 62 new members through fall recruitment Their first Red Dress Luncheon raised more than $5000

Facebook NAU Alpha Phi Twitter NAUAlphaPhi

CALIFORNIA Chapman (Eta Upsilon)Sisters enjoyed a successful recruitment and getting to know new members through sisterhoods and bonding activities

Web chapmanalphaphicom Facebook Chapman Alpha Phi Twitter ChapmanAPhi

CSULong Beach (Gamma Kappa)Sisters welcomed 50 new members following fall recruitment Their Phi Ball philanthropy event benefited Alpha Phi Foundation Check out the chapterrsquos new website and follow them on Instagram csulbaphi

Web csulbalphaphicom Facebook Alpha Phi CSULB Twitter AlphaPhiCSULB

San Diego (Eta Rho)Collegians participated in the universityrsquos Alcala Bazaar to share information about upcoming chapter events Members celebrated Foundersrsquo Day by hosting a birthday party for Alpha Phi and enjoyed a sisterhood retreat in Palm Springs They welcomed friends families and alumnae to their ninth annual Red Dress Gala that raised money for Alpha Phi Foundation

Web usdalphaphicom Facebook USD Alpha Phi Twitter USDAlphaPhi1

San Francisco State (Eta Theta)The chapter celebrated its 25th anniversary in October Collegians hosted a tea party for alumnae including a founding charter member and the chapterrsquos first advisor In addition to celebrating sisters reminisced about the progress the chapter has made in the last 25 years

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Stanford (Kappa)The chapter hosted its first fall fundraiser by partnering with CREAM ice cream sandwiches to raise money for Alpha Phi Foundation Members volunteered with local nonprofit Girls to Women in a weekly community service event where collegians led workshops in activities ranging from arts and crafts to athletics

Web alphaphistanfordedu Facebook Stanford Alpha Phi Twitter APhiStanford

BRITISH COLUMBIA (BETA THETA)The chapter celebrates on Bid Day

MARQUETTE (ETA MU)Members participate in Greek Week


UCBerkeley (Lambda)The chapter hosted its third annual Red Dress Gala in October

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University of the Pacific (Iota Gamma)Members celebrated Foundersrsquo Day with brunch at Orchard Creek Country Club During the event Tiffany Nguyen was presented with a scholarship The chapter fought to keep its title as best RecSports sorority team Nikki McCasland was the RecSports womenrsquos singles tennis champion Sisters enjoyed bonding and playing games at their fall retreat

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COLORADOColorado School of Mines (Iota Zeta)The chapter initiated 18 new members Their first fall philanthropy event Move Your Phirsquot raised money for Alpha Phi Foundation

Web alpha-phiwixcomiotazeta

Facebook Alpha Phi Iota Zeta

Northern Colorado (Delta Gamma)Recruitment gained the chapter 37 new members The chapter hosted a Foundersrsquo Day event a family and friends weekend and a Phiesta event Becca Hoy was named 2013 homecoming queen The third annual Red Dress Gala is scheduled for Feb 22 in Denver Colo

Web alphaphiuncocom Facebook Alpha Phi at UNC Twitter AlphaPhiUNC1

CONNECTICUTConnecticut (Iota Lambda)Sisters partnered with Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity for

homecoming They chose ldquoBarbie and Kenrdquo as their theme to coincide with the overall theme of ldquoDynamic Duosrdquo

Web alphaphiuconncom Facebook Alpha Phi UConn Twitter AlphaPhiUConn

FLORIDAFlorida State (Gamma Phi)The chapter will hold its ribbon cutting ceremony on Jan 25 The new chapter house is complete with a sun deck dining hall basement 22 bedrooms a glass rotunda and a formal and informal living room Sisters are looking forward to living in it Sara Saxner a charter member and member of the first executive council was one of six women chosen as a candidate for the universityrsquos homecoming princess court

Web fsualphicom Facebook FSU Alpha Phi Twitter FSUAlphaPhi

GEORGIAGeorgia Tech (Iota Mu)Sisters hosted their annual All Greek Grill Out Sisters proudly initiated 47 new members and were honored that International President Linda Long Boland (Gamma Kappa-CSULong Beach) attended the ceremony The chapter hosted its fifth annual Red Dress Casino Night that raised more than $20000

Web gtalphaphiorg Facebook Georgia Tech Alpha Phi Twitter GTAlphaPhi

ILLINOISLake Forest (Gamma Epsilon)The chapter hosted its sixth annual Mud Olympics philanthropy event and tripled the amount of funds previously raised for womenrsquos heart health Continued open bidding brought four new members into the chapter Other events included a blood drive Parentrsquos Weekend and Feed My Starving Children

Web alphaphilfcweeblycom Facebook Alpha Phi LFC Twitter AlphaPhiLFC

Northern Illinois (Epsilon Delta)The chapterrsquos annual A Phiesta Bowl flag football tournament had an all time high attendance and raised money for Alpha Phi Foundation Other highlights included welcoming 26 new members and moving up the chapterrsquos grade point average to second place among sororities

Facebook Northern Illinois Alpha Phi Twitter NIUAlphaPhi

Southern Illinois (Epsilon Xi)Sisters welcomed 74 new members following a successful fall recruitment They hosted a Dadrsquos Day event where collegians and their fathers enjoyed the homecoming soccer game Other events included an alumnae luncheon and the Red Dress Gala

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INDIANADePauw (Gamma)The chapter hosted a successful Red Dress Gala that raised approximately $14000 thanks to members families and alumnae They also hosted the Cardiac Arrest philanthropy event They look forward to recruitment in February and welcoming a new member class

Facebook Gamma Chapter of Alpha Phi Twitter AlphaPhiDePauw

COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES (IOTA ZETA)Sisters host the Move Your Phirsquot 5K

UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC (IOTA GAMMA) Sisters bond and play games during a fall retreat


On Campus

IOWANorthern Iowa (Epsilon Theta)The chapter welcomed 28 new members during fall recruitment They held their third annual Cardiac Arrest philanthropy event and raised money for Alpha Phi Foundation Members hosted a Foundersrsquo Day celebration that also raised money The chapter also hosted a panel discussion featuring alumnae Sisters look forward to hosting their Red Dress Gala in February

Web alphaphietcom Facebook Alpha Phi ndash Epsilon Theta Chapter

KANSASWichita State (Gamma Xi)The chapter welcomed 36 new members during a successful formal recruitment The ldquoA League of Our Ownrdquo-themed Bid Day featured a cook out Sisters participated in the universityrsquos annual Mud Events competition including tug-of-war and volleyball The chapter hosted its first Red Dress Gala at the Tallgrass Country Club

Web wichitastatealphaphicom Facebook Wichita State Alpha Phi Twitter WSUAlphaPhi

MAINEMaine (Delta Nu)A successful recruitment resulted in 22 new members and recruiting first among sororities Members enjoyed a sisterhood retreat on the coast of Maine in Bar Harbor Sisters hosted their sixth annual Red Dress Gala and annual Homecoming alumnae brunch

Web umainealphaphicom Facebook U Maine Alpha Phi Twitter AlphaPhiDeltaNu

MARYLANDJohns Hopkins (Zeta Omicron)Sisters used a Student Life programming grant awarded by the university to host a free campus-wide Zumba event Participants were treated to a free meal catered by a local health food shop following the exercise class

Web hualphaphicom Facebook Alpha Phi at JHU

MASSACHUSSETTSBentley (Zeta Rho)Members hosted their first Red Dress Gala a Mr Heartthrob competition and a Halloween dance co-sponsored with Alpha Gamma Pi fraternity

Facebook Bentley University Alpha Phi Zeta Rho Chapter Twitter AlphaPhiZetaRho

WPI (Iota Omicron)The chapter held its third annual Move Your Phirsquot 5K that raised more than $900 for Alpha Phi Foundation The event featured a raffle for local restaurant gift cards and upbeat music along the route Sisters participated in community service events including Work on Worcester and Community Harvest Project The chapter looks forward to hosting its first Red Dress Gala in February

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MICHIGANMichigan (Theta)Preparations during polish week led to a successful recruitment with a record 63 new members The womenvisited an apple orchard as a sisterhood event They hosted a Foundersrsquo Day ceremony that included alumnae

Other events included a date crush party semi-formal and the eighth annual Red Dress Gala

Web alphaphithetacom Facebook Alpha Phi at the University of Michigan Twitter UMichAlphaPhi

Michigan State (Beta Beta) The chapter welcomed 47 new members They enjoyed haunted hayrides a sisterhood retreat in Northern Michigan and hosting the new Capture A Phi philanthropy event Camryn Ginsberg attended UIFI and completed her term as the universityrsquos Panhellenic president Kelsey Carson participated in the Miss Michigan pageant

Web msualphaphiorg Facebook Alpha Phi Michigan State University Twitter AlphaPhiMSU

MINNESOTAMinnesota (Epsilon)Members participated in a ropes course sisterhood event Skills worked on included self-confidence individual achievement trust communication team spirit and motivation

Web alphaphiumnorg Facebook Alpha Phi UMN Twitter AlphaPhiUMN

MISSOURIMissouri (Omicron)Sisters welcomed 85 new members following recruitment Bid Day had a theme of ldquoLet it Be A Phirdquo and featured flowers bright balloons and live music They hosted a pre-football game breakfast and open house for alumnae and family Members look forward to hosting the annual Rockinrsquo Red Dress Poker Tournament and Silent Auction on Feb 22 at the Reynolds Alumni Center

Web mizzouaphicom Facebook Mizzou A Phi Twitter MizzouAlphaPhi

WASHINGTON (SIGMA)Sisters welcome new members on Bid Day

FLORIDA STATE (GAMMA PHI)Members pose in front of the chapterrsquos new home when it is under construction


MONTANAMontana (Chi)Sisters welcomed 28 new members bringing chapter total to 80 and making them the largest sorority on campus The chapter won a local radio poll that named them best sorority at the University of Montana

Web umalphaphicom Facebook Chi Chapter Alpha Phi Twitter UMAlphaPhi

NEW HAMPSHIRENew Hampshire (Eta Alpha)The chapter hosted its first Alpha Phiesta philanthropy event Members also launched a new Move Your Phirsquot 5K philanthropy event

Facebook Alpha Phi UNH

NEW YORKHofstra (Theta Mu)After fall informal recruitment Theta Mu is the largest chapter on campus The chapter teamed with Delta Chi fraternity for Fall Fest and created a ldquoPirates of the Caribbeanrdquo-themed float Collegians also participated in the New York City Foundersrsquo Day celebration

Facebook Alpha Phi Hofstra Twitter AlphaPhiHofstra

Rensselaer (Theta Tau)Sisters welcomed 28 new members following fall recruitment Alumnae Weekend events included a barbeque line brunches and participating in Greek Chowderfest where they submitted a delicious Dominican chorizo soup Sisters also enjoyed a Family Weekend and their second annual Pancake Breakfast to support breast cancer research

Web rpialphaphiweeblycom Facebook RPI Alpha Phi Twitter APhiThetaTau

Rochester (Theta Kappa)During the universityrsquos Meliora Weekend the chapter hosted the annual Red Dress Gala and doubled their profits from the previous year to benefit Alpha Phi Foundation Collegians enjoyed reconnecting with alumnae Silent auction highlights included a wine tour chocolate basket and a University of Rochester spirit package The chapter hosted their second annual Alpha Phifa soccer tournament and doubled profits from this event to benefit Alpha Phi Foundation

Web uralphaphiorg Facebook UR Alpha phi Twitter URAlphaPhi

SUNYBuffalo (Theta Epsilon)Members enjoyed a sisterhood brunch and made plans for a Zumba philanthropy event

NORTH CAROLINAUNCWilmington (Eta Xi)The chapter welcomed 33 new members They hosted a Heart Health Week that consisted of an A Phifa soccer tournament a penny war AlphaTraz and Eat Your Heart Out events

Web uncw-alphaphicom Facebook UNCW Alpha Phi

OHIOCase Western Reserve (Zeta Pi)The chapter house was remodeled in the summer Sisters hosted a successful APhitness campus-wide fitness challenge to support womenrsquos heart health Alumnae were welcomed back to campus with a party at the chapter house Members also volunteered at Hiram House a day camp for children

Web cwrualphaphiwixcomcwrualphaphi Facebook CWRU Alpha Phi Twitter CWRUAlphaPhi

Kent State (Beta Omega)Sisters welcomed 73 new members on Bid Day bringing chapter total to 176 The chapter received the universityrsquos Most Spirited Award and placed second in the homecoming competition A Dadrsquos Day event featured a barbeque at the chapter house and attending a football game

Web alphaphiksucom Facebook Alpha Phi KSU Twitter AlphaPhi_KSU

OKLAHOMAOklahoma City (Delta Delta)Members raised money for Alpha Phi Foundation with the Alpha Phiesta philanthropy event The night consisted of a picnic basket auction with baskets created by collegians and sales of tacos and baked goods

Web ocualphaphicom

PENNSYLVANIACarnegie Mellon (Iota Sigma)The chapter welcomed 23 new members following their first fall recruitment and hosted their first Red Dress Gala Sisters dedicated their new chapter house in September with the help of International President Linda Long Boland (Gamma Kappa-CSULong Beach) Alumnae Carnegie Mellon Panhellenic and fraternity presidents Greek Life staff friends and families attended the dedication ceremony and enjoyed house tours and refreshments

Web cmualphaphicom Facebook Carnegie Mellon Alpha Phi Twitter CMUAlphaPhi

Lehigh (Epsilon Psi)The chapterrsquos first Phiesta Bowl flag football tournament included participation by 24 teams and was a success Proceeds benefited Alpha Phi Foundation

Web lehighalphaphiwebscom Facebook Lehigh Alpha Phi Twitter LehighAlphaPhi

SOUTH CAROLINAClemson (Iota Rho)A successful formal recruitment set the tone for the rest of the year Activities included participation in First Friday homecoming float building Derby Days and Panhellenic Week among other events

Web clemsonalphaphicom Facebook Clemson Alpha Phi Twitter ClemsonAlphaPhi

SOUTH DAKOTASouth Dakota (Psi)Sisters welcomed 45 new members following fall recruitment They received the Most School Spirited Philanthropy Award at Pi Kappa Alpharsquos Sorority Appreciation Night The chapter also hosted its annual Red Dress Gala philanthropy event that included silent and live auctions

Web alphaphisocialmediawixcomsouthdakotapsi Facebook Alpha Phi SD Psi Twitter USDAlphaPhi

CLEMSON (IOTA RHO)Bailey Alston and Lindsey Barnett help build the chapterrsquos homecoming float

ROCHESTER (THETA KAPPA)New members enjoy the chapterrsquos Red Dress Gala



On Campus

TEXASNorth Texas (Gamma Eta)Alumnae and parents attended the chapterrsquos Red Dress Gala that raised money to support Alpha Phi Foundation

Web untalphaphicom Facebook Alpha Phi at UNT Twitter AlphaPhiatUNT

St Maryrsquos (Iota Beta)The chapter welcomed 18 new members They participated in community service events including volunteering at the San Antonio Food Bank and co-hosting a campus blood drive They also hosted a successful ice pop sale to beat the heat and raised money for Alpha Phi Foundation

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Texas (Omega)The chapter was ranked in the top three for GPA among sororities and their new member class ranked first Highlights included the BigLittle Reveal initiation and their annual Red Dress Gala

Web texasalphaphicom Facebook Texas Alpha Phi

VIRGINIAGeorge Mason (Eta Lambda)Sisters welcomed 48 new members following fall recruitment the largest class in the chapterrsquos history Collegians joined alumnae to celebrate the chapterrsquos 25th anniversary

Web gmualphaphicom Facebook GMU Alpha Phi Twitter GMUAlphaPhi

Virginia (Zeta Iota)The chapterrsquos annual Red Dress Brunch Parentrsquos formal and silent auction raised more than $12000 More than 400 collegians and parents attended the weekendrsquos events The chapter launched two new philanthropy events in the fall ndash the Thankful 5K Run to honor Casey Schulman who passed away in December 2012 and a canned food drive for the Charlottesville community Members also hosted a Sweets for Shelley Bake-Off event to honor Shelley Goldsmith a sister who passed away in August 2013

Facebook Alpha Phi at the University of Virginia Twitter APhi_UVA

Virginia Tech (Eta Omicron) For the second year in a row the universityrsquos homecoming queen was an Alpha Phi Congratulations to Taylor Lavery

Web alphaphivtcelectorg Facebook VT Alpha Phi Twitter VTAlphaPhi

WASHINGTONPuget Sound (Gamma Zeta)Sisters participated in Greek Week and an American Heart Association Heart and Stroke Walk Members hosted a homecoming barbeque for parents and alumnae

Facebook Alpha Phi Gamma Zeta Twitter AlphaPhiGZ

Washington (Sigma)The chapter welcomed 31 new members following a successful fall formal recruitment Members enjoyed a Foundersrsquo Day brunch a pumpkin patch sisterhood BigLittle Week and Parentrsquos Weekend Red Dress Gala will be Feb 8 2014 at the Renaissance Hotel in downtown Seattle Alumnae are encouraged to attend Also this spring members will host a weeklong celebration in honor of the chapterrsquos centennial anniversary that will include fun events for collegians and alumnae

Web uwalphaphicom Facebook UW Alpha Phi Twitter UWAlphaPhi

WISCONSINMarquette (Eta Mu)The chapter hosted its annual Alpha Phiesta philanthropy event and raised a record amount of more than $3200 New this year were a taco eating contest trivia questions a photo booth and burritos

donated by Chipotle After taking second place in Greek Week for the past two years sisters were excited to win first place this year

Web alphaphimucom Facebook Alpha Phi Eta Mu Twitter AlphaPhiEtaMu

Wisconsin (Iota)Sisters welcomed 61 new members following fall recruitment Members teamed with Phi Gamma Delta fraternity to place first in Humorology the largest Greek philanthropy event on campus They placed second in the universityrsquos homecoming competition Sisters hosted the ninth annual Red Dress Gala that featured silent and live auctions dinner an a cappella performance and guest speakers Social activities included themed mixers and sisterhood events

Web alphaphiwisconsincom Facebook Alpha Phi Wisconsin Twitter AlphaPhiIota

WisconsinStout (Gamma Sigma)Members helped a local church to build a playground for their preschool They hosted a Foundersrsquo Day tea party that had an all-time high attendance Sisters participated in homecoming activities and hosted their first Cardiac Arrest philanthropy event The chapterrsquos Red Dress Gala is in February

Facebook Alpha Phi UW Stout Twitter AlphaPhiUWStout

SOUTH DAKOTA (PSI)Alissa Thomsen gives a warm hug to Brooke Horner after a successful fall recruitment



After interviewing more than 400 potential members Alpha Phi made a splash at Louisiana State by selecting 200 new members As of press time Delta Tau colony has 240 outstanding new members and the colony continues to COB impressive women

Members from other Greek organizations lined West Lakeshore Drive in Baton Rouge from the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity house to the University Press Building to cheer on our new members as they ldquoran down the rowrdquo ndash a Bid Day tradition at the university Sisters were fortunate to be joined by LSUrsquos Vice Chancellor Kurt Keppler and Associate Vice Chancellor and Dean of Students KC White It was an honor that they were able to spend time with us to wish the colony luck in the future

Next fall Alpha Phis will reside on their own separate floor of on-campus housing In the fall of 2015 the chapter will move into their temporary home at the renovated LSU Press Building on sorority row Once the new house is completed Alpha Phi will move into their permanent residence to be located on sorority row

A huge thank you goes to the members of Team Tigers and all of the volunteers who helped during colonization The local Alpha Phi alumnae are an amazing support system for the colony

Alpha Phi Recolonizes at Louisiana State University

BELOW Members ldquorun down the rowrdquo with the Louisiana Statersquos mascot Mike the Tiger

ABOVE Local alumnae support the Delta Tau chapter

Milestone AnniversariesCongratulations to the following collegiate chapters that celebrate milestone anniversaries in 2014

125 YEARSCornell (Delta)

100 YEARSWashington (Sigma)

90 YEARSUCLA (Beta Delta)

85 YEARSBritish Columbia (Beta Theta)

70 YEARSUSC (Beta Pi)

65 YEARS San Diego State (Gamma Alpha)

60 YEARSNorth Texas (Gamma Eta)

55 YEARSMidwestern State (Gamma Omega)

50 YEARSBaldwin-Wallace (Delta Upsilon)Ball State (Delta Rho)Indiana State (Delta Pi)

45 YEARSNorthern Illinois (Epsilon Delta)

40 YEARSCSUNorthridge (Epsilon Upsilon)Southern Illinois (Epsilon Xi)UCDavis (Epsilon Rho)

30 YEARSBoston (Eta)MIT (Zeta Phi)

25 YEARSBishoprsquos (Eta Chi)Marquette (Eta Mu)Chapman (Eta Upsilon)Lafayette (Eta Sigma)Marquette (Eta Mu)San Diego (Eta Rho)SUNYCortland (Eta Tau)UNCWilmington (Eta Xi)Virginia Tech (Eta Omicron)

20 YEARSCameron (Theta Rho)Christopher Newport (Theta Phi)

15 YEARSRhode Island (Iota Delta)

10 YEARSLake Forest (Gamma Epsilon)

5 YEARSAlabama (Beta Mu)Georgia Tech (Iota Mu)



Akron (Eta Gamma)Ashley ReedBrianna Sauciunac

Alabama (Beta Mu)Kaitlan CollinsSarah FinkLillian HallAbby Hall Emma KattmanAngela SeamanKelsey SidesPaige Trotter

Appalachian State (Theta Nu)Laura CochranMadeline Lipe

Arizona (Beta Epsilon) Rose GarciaKara GustafsonDanielle NovellySamantha SnavelyZoe Thorpe

Arizona State (Gamma Pi)Renee BenstedOlivia BirchenoughAshley DavaultJessica GarciaShaina MolineauxRachel Riefberg

Ashland (Epsilon Alpha)Joan Gil Kirsten Logan

Baldwin Wallace (Delta Upsilon)Annette FetterGabrielle Mizner

Ball State (Delta Rho)Kelsey Koralewski

Barry (Theta Omega)Jennifer CardenasMarica IlicAngie JaimesGina KingDanielle Stevenson

Bowling Green State (Beta Omicron)Catherine Saccardi

British Columbia (Beta Theta)Kathleen CouplandYanni DelValleBrittany Labron

Butler (Epsilon Beta)Lauren ChapmanAlexandra FosterBrady Sage

Cal Poly (Epsilon Chi)Lauren HanleyNina Nasre

CSUChico (Theta Upsilon)Jacqueline ArvinAlyssa CalabrigoVanessa CameraTaylor LordRiley ParkerKathryn Robertson

CSULong Beach (Gamma Kappa) Liz AndersonJennifer BransonJo-Marie LawrenceCaitlin PorterMiranda Rosen

CSUNorthridge (Epsilon Upsilon)Mariah AguinaldoJoanna ChinAlexa DiazKristin Seckar

CSUSan Bernardino (Eta Beta)Rebecca Smith

Cameron (Theta Rho)Jennifer Nixon

Carnegie Mellon (Iota Sigma)Morgan Jaunzemis

Case Western Reserve (Zeta Pi)Kara RichardsonColleen Visconti inducted as a professor at Baldwin Wallace (Delta Upsilon)

Chapman (Eta Upsilon)Hannah BrownDanielle LuchettaDeryn RussellAdrienne Votaw

Clemson (Iota Rho)Carly HerringLindsay HeymanBrooke IngramKristin McLeodRebecca NewmanChristine OrsquoHara

Colorado School of Mines (Iota Zeta)Kimberley MazzaKatherine Rhinehart

Connecticut (Iota Lambda)Brittany BousquetTaylor BrownMeghan LedanShelja Patel

Cornell (Delta)Elizabeth BrownEmma CarverSamantha Fidler

Creighton (Theta Delta)Amber OyenMorgan RyanEmily Schulze

Dartmouth (Iota Kappa)Kathleen Herring

Delaware (Epsilon Nu)Allison BarnesJaye Luntz

DePaul (Iota Eta)Beckie Maday inducted as a graduate student at Eastern Illinois (Zeta Alpha)

DePauw (Gamma)Jillian BalserMary BrodyOlivia FloresFrances JonesKendall QuisenberryEmilia Shiring

Duke (Beta Nu)Sarah Tufano

Duquesne (Epsilon Iota)Emily JanochaAllison KeeneDanielle Moss

East Carolina (Delta Alpha)Paulina GenoveseAlexa Graham

Eastern Illinois (Zeta Alpha)Madeline HaughDana Miller

Elmhurst (Zeta Xi)Megan CallahanLisette CarreraMelanie GageMarissa McLeanErin QuaidFelicia RoumeliotisKathryn Scudieri

Florida Tech (Theta Zeta)Flaminia MarrucciRoselyn PiscitelliMadeline Sciullo

Florida State (Gamma Phi)Saige AbramsMegan AttanasioKatherine BreuningKaley KeenNatalie MousseauBrittany Sachs

Franklin amp Marshall (Zeta Sigma)Sydney PierceSandra RosenthalKate Ziegelstein

George Mason (Eta Lambda)Bridget BushFay CowperMelanie Shanfield

Georgia Tech (Iota Mu)Marcela Moreno

Hofstra (Theta Mu)Becca CorriganAlexandro GandolfoJenna Strem

Illinois (Beta Alpha)Jamie Keen

Indiana State (Delta Pi)Danielle HigginsJessica Neff

Iowa (Delta Epsilon)Katherine AndereggJessica EglsederSydney GroteErin HalsteadMegan KnudsonMaria KrejciMoleigh RytherEmily SelbyShelby SwensonChristina TargoszAlyssa Wilkinson

James Madison (Theta Iota)Kelsey Elam-GeutingDanielle Joffee

Johns Hopkins (Zeta Omicron)Talia HughesJessica JeangColleen McDermottSamantha OlafsonJenna Paul-SchultzDana QuinnJulie Ufford

Kent State (Beta Omega)Alexandra CocoElizabeth Heibertshausen

Kettering (Iota Epsilon)Amy Margaret KeithHayley Schuller

Lafayette (Eta Sigma)Amanda ArriaranLauren BerryCamille BorlandBethany ChristieRachel DavidsonRenee GalloDana PurdyAlyson Shumeyko

Linfield (Theta Alpha)Katherine AllisonCaroline BrighamHaley Haubrich

Michon HunsakerKatelyn HurlimanChandler JonesCamille MooreBreanna Ribeiro

Maine (Delta Nu)Hannah Glover

Miami University (Gamma Nu)Anna R Kokos

Michigan (Theta)Rachel AdamoBeth Khinchuk

Midwestern State (Gamma Omega)Sarah FlamMarika GaulLauren KonsitzkePaige PontiusCarly PriehsErin WalshMegan Young

Minnesota (Epsilon)Annika Harless

Montana (Chi)Amy AndersonAmy PetersonJill Sharp

Nebraska (Nu)Kate Brungardt

NebraskaKearney (Delta Xi)Ariane AtenKimberley HarperErin HullingerSarah Meuret

New Hampshire (Eta Alpha)Alexandra HolsbergHeather KofoedOlivia OrsquoHara

North Dakota (Pi)Bridget Wollak

Northern Arizona (Iota Pi)Daisy HernandezNora McMullanRachel RohrerKatrina Sanchez

UNCWilmington (Eta Xi)Kayla M ChurchillAllison Dominguez

Northern Illinois (Epsilon Delta)Kaitlyn Lynch

Northern Iowa (Epsilon Theta)Brooke Foster

Northwestern (Beta)Alison BishopKallie CulbertsonKathryn Ikenberry

Ohio State (Rho)Kailey Diver Rachael GarsonLina GheyssariJaney GrubmullerAbbey Hassmann

Oklahoma City (Delta Delta)Robyn BoninNikki Rubin

Old Dominion (Epsilon Eta) Nina Smith

Oregon (Tau)Morgan BattagliaSamantha HansenLauren KeimEricka Simonsen

Puget Sound (Gamma Zeta)Bailey BarteltKatherine McCormickSarah Schuh

Rensselaer (Theta Tau)Caitlin BlackburnMaggie CarlstromStefany FekulaAllison FeldmanErica HutchinsBrittney ShkilBrittany Trentalange

Rhode Island (Iota Delta)Nikki Fattore

Rochester (Theta Kappa)Sarah BjorkLila CantorCarla Graff

San Diego (Eta Rho)Emily Flanagan

San Jose State (Beta Psi)Serena Marie GarciaDesirae GuerreroJessica LouieArlette Noujaim

Seton Hall (Eta Eta)Fatima GuillenKendall Szulewski-FrancisMelissa Velazquez

St Maryrsquos (Iota Beta)Karen RamirezAmy SwanLinda De La Torre-Alva

SUNYPlattsburgh (Theta Psi)Cassie ChristmanBrielle Phillips

Congratulations Honor Society InducteesMore than 400 Alpha Phi collegiate women were inducted into Order of Omega and Rho Lambda honor societies during the 2012-13 school year

ORDER OF OMEGA

Syracuse (Alpha)Rosa CommissoCarolyn FineAlessandra Hemminger

Texas (Omega)Virginia AlbertColleen WashingtonEmily Wikman

Texas Tech (Gamma Iota)Alice BeatonCourtney CimonettiCharlotte DeomKelsey HladikKristen KincannonLauren LockeAnne LofyeKori MarkussenJamie MathisThea McDonaldMorgan MosesAmanda ParinellaNicole ReinerKristen Taylor Alicia ThomasVictoria VaughanNicole WaidnerKendall WhiteShelby WilsonStephany WinesChloe Wittenauer

Towson (Eta Omega)Sari IsraelHayley PollackChelsea RafaloffAlexandra RosmarinAlexa Segal

Tufts (Zeta Theta)Kelsea CarlsonIlexa GalesJaime Morgen

UCBerkeley (Lambda)Brooke K BernsAparna BhattacharyaChelsea GoodwinTaylor HansonBriana MullenAlexandra E MyersMichela PaganiniTaylor Shim

UCDavis (Epsilon Rho)Chelsea Hayman

UCIrvine (Eta Kappa)Alana DruckerJourney HeatonMolly LongAna LopezJessica LumJade MolyneuxMichelle MosichShaina NazarianLaura WestbrookTara Zand

UCLA (Beta Delta)Lauren ClarkEmma DiFilippoAshley NaffNicole NourAshley RosenbergBrittany Zajic

USC (Beta Pi)Lyssa ArudaLauren BallKatherine CastronovoJoyce KimMadeline McKinleyKativa Strickland

Utah (Beta Sigma)MacKenzie Peyton

Villanova (Eta Epsilon)Jessica DenikeIlyssa Zibelli

Virginia (Zeta Iota)Kate BelzaKatherine BrockCatherine DorsetKatie GrubiakWilson HammettJulie MarzecKatherine RoderickCasey SchulmanCaitlyn SuhlerKelsey TetsworthKristen WhalenJulia Winn

Virginia Tech (Eta Omicron)Katherine Johnson

Washburn (Upsilon)Delanie AtteberryRachel KlausHaley LeBlancBianca MartinezChelsea Sevigny

Washington State (Beta Rho)Lindsey ClawsonEva CressKendra DavisonHannah ExnerLisa ForbesChelsea HortonEmma Johnson Amy KnightLauren La FontaineKelsey Lematta

Stephanie McCauleyKatie SpencerAnna SwansonAnastasia WeeksHaley Willison

Washington University (Zeta Upsilon)Katherine BushMarie Houghton-LarsenAmrita SenguptaJacqueline TriggsSamantha TuckerJaime Zucker

Western Michigan (Delta Theta)Mary DepoianStephanie OrrSamantha Smith

Wichita State (Gamma Xi)Marisa BaylessAlaina BushLindsay Garinger

William Woods (Delta Chi)Hannah LindburgJennifer E MorrisJulia T NeedhammerTara Lynn Seboldt

WisconsinLa Crosse (Delta Kappa)Lauren HalwegKaitlyn McFaddenAlyssa Siebenaler

WPI (Iota Omicron)Courtney CarrollKellie ChadwickHillary CirkaSarah Cote

RHO LAMBDA

Akron (Eta Gamma)Kindelan HuberAshley ReedBrianna Sauciunac

Ashland (Epsilon Alpha)Joan GillKirsten LoganRachel Stone

Ball State (Delta Rho)Mandy ShererAllison Gouker

Cal Poly (Epsilon Chi)Nina Nasre

CSUSan Bernardino (Eta Beta)Ashley MaladyLeslie SantanaRebecca SmithLauren Szekely

Connecticut (Iota Lambda)Ayjan ArikMeghan LedanAnna Wittman

Kettering (Iota Epsilon)Robyn ThurstonAmy Keith

Minnesota (Epsilon)Annika HarlessNatalie KoslowskiBrianna MeyerSami MonsonLaura StrombergJennifer Wolf

North Texas (Gamma Eta)Taylor DilgerHilary GalvaninLauren HansonDanielle KleinEmily MolinariPriscella TapiaEden Whitley

Northwestern (Beta) Megan McEvily

SUNYPlattsburgh (Theta Psi)Cassie ChristmanBrielle PhillipsKaila RodriguezClaudia Shack

Texas Tech (Gamma Iota) Jill BergerTiffany CerveraMadison ElmoreKelsey HladikKatelyn HoganKelly HowardKristen KincannonKyla KoonceMakenna LaBordeAnna LofyeJamie MathisThea McDonaldMorgan MosesAmanda ParinellaLauren PetersonLauren RodgersKelley SchockKristen Taylor

Elisa TaylorAlicia ThomasVictoria VaughnKendall WhiteShelby WilsonChloe WittenauerHailie Woolf

UCIrvine (Eta Kappa)Alana DruckerJourney HeatonAna LopezJessika LumBrooklynn MiglizziMichelle MosichAshley Wall

WPI (Iota Omicron) Rachael Matty

ORDER OF OMEGA


FoundationFoundation Message from the Foundation Chair

Dear Sisters Parents and Friends

With your ongoing support every year at Alpha Phi Foundation proves to be filled with remarkable progress and 2013 was no exception It was a year of meaningful experiences and tremendous growth that allowed us to write another chapter in the success story of the organization

This yearrsquos performance in a nutshell During fiscal year 2013 the Alpha Phi Foundation endowment not only reached but far exceeded a milestone $10 million The endowment value at the end of the fiscal year was $111 million Program support grew from $119 million in fiscal year 2012 to $155 million in fiscal year 2013 an increase of 30 percent year over year

And we put those program dollars to work A fourth session of the Emerging Leaders Institute was added to this summer program training nearly 200 up-and-coming underclassmen in key leadership skills Our funding of leadership training and educational programs led by Alpha Phi International Fraternity surpassed $500000 ndash a 39 percent increase over the prior year and a milestone in our support of fraternal programming We announced and awarded a newly endowed scholarship in honor of an extraordinary member Linda Gardner Massie (Delta Alpha-East Carolina) who served as both International President and Foundation Chair Lindarsquos scholarship benefits undergraduate women at our East Carolina (Delta Alpha) and Virginia Tech (Eta Omicron) chapters

By December our staff was at full capacity and welcomed two new positions ndash donor communications manager and executive administrative assistant ndash to help further our mission and better deliver on our new strategic plan In February we celebrated the 20th anniversary of our Heart to Heart Grant with the presentation of two $50000 awards ndash one to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital in Tallahassee Fla and the other to Texas Heart Institute in Houston Texas

Through our Red Dress program our collegiate chapters set yet another record in their philanthropy efforts by raising an unprecedented $17 million for the Foundation We expanded our accessibility to donors and friends with the launch of a new mobile website Alpha Phi Foundation is one of only two National Panhellenic Conference Foundations to offer such a tool to its supporters At the end of the

fiscal year we not only met but exceeded a $30000 challenge gift from Kathleen Feeney Hiemstra (Delta Theta-Western Michigan) to fund the first of a three-volume history book project designed to celebrate Alpha Phirsquos rich history through our 150th anniversary in 2022 Authored by Jenny Thompson (Alpha Lambda-Alumna Initiate) the first volume was officially launched around Foundersrsquo Day in October 2013

We also witnessed a number of events that shook the lives of our members from Hurricane Sandy and the Oklahoma tornadoes to the Boston Marathon bombings and Colorado fires Because of the generosity of our donors we were able to help those Alpha Phi members impacted by these life-altering situations through our Forget Me Not Fund

The next chapter for Alpha Phi Foundation is even more promising than the last In February 2014 we will train every collegiate member across North America in Hands-Onlytrade CPR through a new partnership with the American Heart Association completely funded by the Foundation Additionally the new year will include a new leadership program designed for upperclassmen and their transition to careers the launch of Clararsquos Circle ndash a new individual giving program for collegiate members an enhanced planned giving program a fundraising initiative to add a defibrillator to every Alpha Phi chapter facility a 50 percent increase in the value of our Heart to Heart Grant and the 10th anniversary celebration of our Red Dress fundraising program

None of these accomplishments would be possible without the generous contributions of our donors the leadership of our board of directors the dedication of our staff and the passion of others who care deeply about Alpha Phi International We extend our profound gratitude to every one of you for all you continue to do and give to ensure a bright future for our beloved Fraternity Alpha Phi believes in you Thank you for believing in Alpha Phi

Loyally

Diane Spry Straker (Delta Alpha-East Carolina)Foundation Chair

ldquoOur funding of leadership

training and educational

programs led by Alpha

Phi International Fraternity

surpassed $500000 ndash a

39 percent increase over

the prior year and a

milestone in our support

of fraternal programmingrdquo


Alpha Phi Foundation Annual Financial ReportAlpha Phi Foundationrsquos financial statements are audited annually in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and auditing standards For the years ending June 30 2013 and 2012 this independent audit was conducted by Legacy Professionals LLP (Chicago Ill)

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION JUNE 30 2013 AND 2012

ASSETS 2013 2012

Cash and Cash Equivalents $283535 $934488

Receivables

Contribution Receivable from Remainder Trusts 11446 14564

Unconditional Pledges - Net 534307 816044

Accrued Interest 21847 23362

Other 1749 44

Prepaid Expense 2885 822

Inventory 27438 24301

Investments 10190560 7841396

Property and Equipment

Net of Accumulated Depreciation 503418 505166

Total Assets $11577185 $10160187

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Accounts Payable $25038 $63422

Accrued Expenses 16711 17550

Scholarships Payable 146062 195270

Related Party Payable 4462 64632

Grants Payable 220412 146807

Total Liabilities $412685 $487681

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted 6830568 5211365

Temporarily Restricted 394270 449940

Permanently Restricted 3939662 4011201

Total Net Assets $11164500 $9672506

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $11577185 10160187

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES YEAR ENDED JUNE 30 2013

Unrestricted Temporarily Permanently

Restricted Restricted Total

REVENUE GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT

Contributions

Appeal $1684097 $139084 $118885 $1942066

Community 367453 ndash ndash 367453

Leadership Endowment ndash ndash 10229 10229

Other ndash 317129 ndash 317129

Bequests ndash ndash ndash ndash

Sale of Alpha Phi Merchandise 11304 ndash ndash 11304

Rental Income 26100 ndash ndash 26100

Investment Income ndash Net 1124558 58615 ndash 1183173

Change in the Value of Split-Interest Agreements ndash ndash (3118) (3118)

Other Income 14113 ndash ndash 14113

Net Assets Released from Restrictions 768033 (570498) (197535) ndash

Total Revenue Gains and Other Support $3995658 ($55670) ($71539) $3868449

EXPENSES

Program Services

Scholarships 139289 ndash ndash 139289

Heart to Heart Projects 102985 ndash ndash 102985

Community Projects 186227 ndash ndash 186227

Forget Me Not 79800 ndash ndash 79800

Philanthropic and Educational 1042899 ndash ndash 1042899

Total Program Services $1551200 ndash ndash $1551200

Management and General 307838 ndash ndash 307838

Fundraising 517417 ndash ndash 517417

Total Expenses $2376455 ndash ndash $2376455

Change in Net Assets $1619203 ($55670) ($71539) $1491994

NET ASSETS

Beginning of Year $5211365 $449940 $4011201 $9672506

End of Year $6830568 $394270 $3939662 $11164500

$100000Total grant dollars donated through the Heart to Heart Grant

39Percentage increase in leadership training and

educational program dollars

FOURNumber of Emerging Leaders

Institutes providing training for nearly 200 underclassmen

$111 MILLION

Current Alpha Phi Foundation Endowment


Every five years the American Heart Association (AHA) publishes updated guidelines for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and emergency cardiovascular care These guidelines reflect a thorough review of current science by international experts The 2010 guidelines reported that in studies of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest adults who received Hands-Onlytrade CPR from a bystander were more likely to survive than those who didnrsquot receive any type of CPR In other studies survival rates of adults with cardiac arrest treated by people who werenrsquot healthcare professionals were similar with either Hands-Onlytrade CPR or conventional CPR

Fewer than one-third of cardiac arrest victims receive CPR from someone nearby Among bystanders interviewed reports said panic was the major obstacle to performing CPR According to the AHA the simpler Hands-Onlytrade technique would help overcome that panic and hesitation to act

Alpha Phi Foundation is partnering with the American Heart Association to do its part to build confidence among more community members by training all Alpha Phi collegiate members across North America this February in this life-saving skill Thatrsquos nearly 20000 young women

ldquoThe more people trained in CPR the more lifesavers we have in our communities who can act as first responders when citizens go into cardiac arrestrdquo said Ann Brinkman Carstensen (Zeta Delta-Iowa State) executive director of Alpha Phi Foundation ldquoFor 57 years Alpha Phi Foundation has been committed to improving womenrsquos heart health Take Heart Take Part is a unique opportunity to further our impact and save more livesrdquo

The Foundation is proudly funding 100 percent of this program including CPR kits marketing materials facilitator guides and a special gift for every participant Local Alpha Phi alumnae will be trained to facilitate via webinars to lead the sessions Every Alpha Phi chapter across North

America will hold a CPR training session during the month of February

This program was piloted with great success in November 2013 at UCLA (Beta Delta) UCIrvine (Eta Kappa) Loyola Marymount (Zeta Beta) and USC (Beta Pi) collegiate chapters

WHY HANDS-ONLYtrade CPR Because 88 percent of cardiac arrests occur at home and 92 percent of sudden cardiac arrest victims die before reaching the hospital By performing CPR someonersquos chance of survival can double ndash even triple If no CPR is given brain death occurs within four to six minutes

When an adult suddenly collapses with cardiac arrest their lungs and blood contain enough oxygen to keep vital organs healthy for the first few minutes Consider when you hold your breath while floating in a pool Most people can hold their breath for quite a while as long as they are not moving Another reason breaths may not be needed during the first minutes after collapse is a person in cardiac arrest needs less oxygen than a person who is not in cardiac arrest

For these reasons the most important thing a bystander can do for a person in sudden cardiac arrest is to pump blood to the brain and to the heart muscle delivering the oxygen that still remains in the lungs and blood

WHY THE AHA The American Heart Assocation has provided CPR training for more than 50 years The organization currently trains more than 14 million individuals in CPR each year 95-97 percent of whom are medical professionals AHA is now calling on all citizens to learn how to perform Hands-Onlytrade CPR and Alpha Phi Foundation is excited to play an important role in this movement

For more information about Take Heart Take Part visit alphaphifoundationorg

Take Heart Take PartAlpha Phi Foundation Partners with American Heart Association

to Deliver CPR Training to Collegians Across North America

Hands-Onlytrade CPR

is CPR without mouth-to-mouth breaths It consists of two easy steps

1 Call 9-1-1 (or send someone to do so)

2 Push hard and fast in the center of the chest


Foundersrsquo Day 2013 was extra special Alpha Phi Foundation unveiled the first of a three-volume series documenting Alpha Phirsquos rich history Volume one is titled Alpha Phi International Fraternity The First Fifty Years (1872-1922) Union Hand in Hand

Author Jenny Thompson (Alpha Lambda-Alumna Initiate) beautifully describes the Foundersrsquo and other early membersrsquo hard work commitment to education and desire to connect with and support other women She introduces readers to stories that are both familiar and new and describes in detail the affairs of the time that impacted our members hellip like resistance to coeducation and earning the right to vote

This March as we celebrate Womenrsquos History Month we can be proud our Founders were among the first women admitted to Syracuse University And while their circumstances were lonely and uncertain at times they were brave and mature beyond their years and determined to make a place for themselves and for other women in the world

If Martha Foote Crow Clara Bradley

Burdette and the others could bear witness to our achievements generations later we like to think they would be proud of the women who followed in their footsteps and pleased with the progress Alpha Phi has made They would be joyful we live in a society today where women are encouraged to learn contribute and lead They would be honored their vision has not only been realized but is thriving every day in chapters on campuses and in communities across North America

We are grateful to Jenny who spent tireless hours researching writing editing gathering photos and guiding the production of this book Jenny has a PhD in American studies from the University of Maryland Her expertise writing style and genuine interest in womenrsquos history made the stories of Alpha Phirsquos first 50 years come to life like a modern novel

Jennyrsquos work was supported by the women who serve on the Foundation heritage committee Their collective and vast knowledge of the Fraternity from years of volunteering and service in many

Celebrate Womenrsquos History Month with Your Own Piece of Alpha Phirsquos History

Scholarship Applications for 2014-15Scholarship applications for the 2014-15 school year are now available All Alpha Phis in good standing are eligible to apply Undergraduate and graduate scholarships are available Visit alphaphifoundationorg to learn more and apply today

For Collegians Only Clararsquos CircleAlpha Phi Foundation is thrilled to announce a new giving society exclusively for collegians Clararsquos Circle Named after Founder Clara Bradley Burdette Clararsquos Circle offers an opportunity for collegians to learn about the value of philanthropy through individual giving

Clararsquos Circle will launch this March during Womenrsquos History Month To commemorate the year of Alpha Phirsquos founding each gift of $1872 will be recognized with a limited-edition Clararsquos Circle T-shirt Clararsquos Circle ndash invest in the future of Alpha Phi

leadership roles was instrumental in ensuring the authenticity of the stories told

This project was generously supported by Kathleen Feeney Hiemstra (Delta Theta-Western Michigan) whose lead gift of $30000 inspired others to invest Kathyrsquos generosity and belief that our history is one of our greatest assets made this series possible

You can own this piece of history today Visit alphaphifirstfiftyyearsorg to learn more


Silent ChapterPlease note class year listed in parentheses is year of initiation

Akron (Eta Gamma)Heather J Day (lsquo92)

Aug 13 2013

Alabama (Beta Mu)Jane Miller Trombly (lsquo42)

Aug 22 2013

American University (Beta Xi)Mildred Paddock Richards (lsquo37)

May 24 2013

Arizona (Beta Epsilon)Jeanette Reynolds Guerrero

(lsquo64) July 5 2013Suzanne Swinney Conner (lsquo46)

July 13 2013

Baldwin Wallace (Delta Upsilon)

Frances Johnson Seitz (lsquo64) July 15 2013

Bowling Green State (Beta Omicron)

Joan Honkala Gordon (lsquo55) Sept 2 2013

Cornell (Delta)Jeanne MacLeod Berry (lsquo48)

Aug 14 2013Mary Borntrager Ray (lsquo40)

Aug 8 2013Mary Kirk Whinfrey (lsquo43)

June 9 2013

CSULong Beach (Gamma Kappa)

Karen Olsen Powell (lsquo56) Feb 8 2013

Denison (Beta Kappa)Marjorie Madden Lathan (lsquo45)

Jan 10 2013Martha Hering Tillotson (lsquo35)

Jan 16 2013Kay Eldredge Closen (lsquo44)

April 2 2013Barbara Foster (lsquo62)

Feb 21 2013

Evelyn Baird Dell (lsquo46) Dec 18 2012

DePauw (Gamma)Jane Christensen Soper (lsquo54)

July 27 2013

Duke (Beta Nu)Frances Bethea Ollen (lsquo47)

Dec 2 2012

East Carolina (Delta Alpha)Gloria Elias Clark (lsquo65)

May 16 2013

Idaho (Beta Zeta)Mary Schultz Barton (lsquo54)

Dec 30 2012Betty Thompson Hazel (lsquo49)

July 12 2013

Illinois State (Zeta Tau)Katherine J Lockwood (lsquo91)

June 12 2013

Indiana (Beta Tau)Carroll Busard Hoover (lsquo47)

Sept 17 2013Cindy Hoelscher Park (lsquo78)

July 31 2013

Indiana State (Delta Pi)Lynn R Ladislas (lsquo89)

May 6 2013

Iowa (Delta Epsilon)Gail Stettner Holz (lsquo67)

Aug 28 2013

Lander (Epsilon Mu)Nancy Murphy Gavelek (lsquo76)

Sept 2 2013Renee Rivers Rudloff (lsquo86)

July 25 2013

Louisiana State (Delta Tau)Laurel Drushel Mitchell (lsquo66)

Aug 1 2013Mildred Harrell Fossett (lsquo64)

Dec 16 2012

Michigan (Theta)Barbara Grill Hawley (lsquo39)

Aug 30 2013Ann Hauser Apeseche (lsquo43)

Aug 10 2013

Michigan State (Beta Beta)Lorinda Lane Robinette (lsquo55)

Oct 5 2013Jane Hootman Drake (lsquo47)

Aug 15 2013

Midwestern State (Gamma Omega)

Lamoine Hobbs Moore (lsquo60) Oct 13 2013

Minnesota (Epsilon)Priscilla Lewis Jones (lsquo40)

July 15 2013Dorothy Riedel Hagerman (lsquo43)

May 1 2013

Minnesota StateMoorhead (Delta Omega)

Darlene Boraas Lambe (lsquo66) July 26 2013

Missouri (Omicron)Katherine VanAmburg(lsquo63)

Aug 1 2013Jacqueline Wollenman Hearne

(lsquo44) Dec 16 2012Tiffany Long Mogenson (lsquo02)

Oct 11 2013

Montana (Chi)Betty Rucker Severson (lsquo54)

Aug 20 2013Carmen Kreidel Karlberg (lsquo43)

Aug 7 2013

Nebraska (Nu)Julianne Clifford Taylor (lsquo78)

Aug 22 2013Jodene Kuxhaus Chappell (lsquo56)

Sept 5 2013Ida Ryan Wellsman (lsquo57)

July 29 2013Pat Heebner Bauerle (lsquo51)

Aug 26 2013

North Dakota (Pi)Joan Bessel Fernandez (lsquo49)

Sept 18 2013

North Texas (Gamma Eta)Kathleen Mahaffey DeLange

(lsquo63) Feb 24 2013

Northwestern (Beta)Dorothy Fuller Elliott (lsquo41)

Sept 30 2013Mary Arnold Ervin (lsquo37)

June 28 2013Frances Kershner Bickelhaupt

(lsquo37) July 27 2013Margaret Gallagher Bennett

(lsquo57) Aug 6 2013

Ohio State (Rho)Elizabeth Reeder Schwartz (lsquo30)

Sept 13 2013Sarah Scott Gandert (lsquo52)

July 19 2013Helen Brady Landis (lsquo49)

Sept 10 2013

Oklahoma (Phi)Ann Peters Pattin (lsquo63)

Aug 12 2013

Oregon (Tau)Sally Lichty Bolliger (lsquo49)

July 5 2013Marilyn Moore Jacobson (lsquo45)

Sept 25 2013

Oregon State (Beta Upsilon)Barbara B Bigej (lsquo47)

Aug 29 2013

Purdue (Delta Mu)Russena Maudlin Comer (lsquo68)

May 19 2013

San Diego State (Gamma Alpha)

Mary-Em Hardie Howard (lsquo56) Aug 23 2013

San Francisco State (Eta Theta)Ricarla L Varela (lsquo96)

Aug 6 2013

San Jose State (Beta Psi)Barbra A Hosler (lsquo97)

July 30 2013Adele Rossie Long (lsquo59)

Sept 15 2013

South Dakota (Psi)Sallianne Nissen Davis (lsquo45)

June 7 2013Phyllis Hatch Frankenfeld (lsquo45)

July 9 2013

Stanford (Kappa)Phyllis Hammond Paul (lsquo40)

June 22 2013Barbara Kelly Merritt (lsquo44)

July 3 2013

Syracuse (Alpha)Christine Hartburg Monroe (lsquo36)

Dec 20 2012June Rusterholtz Lindemer (lsquo42)

June 28 2013

Texas (Omega)Linda Jackson Bryan (lsquo57)

Aug 22 2013Judith Craddock Rice (lsquo38)

Aug 13 2013

Texas AampMCommerce (Delta Beta)

Karen Reed Oney (lsquo73) Aug 23 2013

Shonda Caudle Jenkins (lsquo63) Aug 5 2013

Toronto (Xi)Frances Willsher Schildroth (lsquo48)

Nov 7 2012

UCBerkeley (Lambda)Mary Wharton Tietz (lsquo63)

Dec 23 2012Virginia Hall (lsquo42) Aug 14 2013Sue Mallet Hock (lsquo51)

July 22 2013

UCDavis (Epsilon Rho)Cynthia A Durst (lsquo81)

Aug 20 2013

UCSanta Barbara (Gamma Beta)

Meghan E Reilly (lsquo04) April 29 2013

UCLA (Beta Delta)Laura Johnston Dennison (lsquo65)

Sept 5 2013Barbara McIntire Barr (lsquo58)

April 16 2013

UNCAsheville (Theta Chi)Thelma Carver Sawyer (lsquo96)

June 29 2013

USC (Beta Pi)Rita Dotson Metzler (lsquo56)

Aug 4 2013Virginia Black Purves (lsquo46)

Sept 6 2013

Utah (Beta Sigma)Geraldine Humphries Smith

(lsquo48) Jan 1 2013

Virginia (Zeta Iota)Mary Shelley Goldsmith (lsquo13)

Aug 31 2013

Washburn (Upsilon)Sara Greer Davis (lsquo54)

July 13 2013Jane Baird Weeden (lsquo36)

Aug 27 2013Kay Sprouse Scharfenberg (lsquo54)

Sept 13 2013

Washington (Sigma)Diana White Adams (lsquo45)

Sept 6 2013Mardette DeGarmo Flodin (lsquo48)

Aug 4 2013

Washington State (Beta Rho)Elaine Halle Monroe (lsquo49)

July 4 2013

West Virginia (Beta Iota)Dorothy Parrack Leeson (lsquo51)

July 28 2013

Western Michigan (Delta Theta)Cheryl Brunt Powers (lsquo71)

July 1 2013

Wichita State (Gamma Xi)Patricia Blume Dugas (lsquo58)

March 15 2013Patricia King McClain (lsquo58)

Sept 8 2013

Wisconsin (Iota)Elizabeth Bindley Frankfurth

(lsquo38) Sept 26 2013

ALPHA PHI QUARTERLYWINTER 2014 37

BULLETIN BOARD

Beta Beta Donations RequestedIn honor of Michigan Statersquos (Beta Beta) 90th anniversary the chapterrsquos house corporation board invites alumnae to participate in a unique opportunity to help fund much-needed improvements to the house estimated at $210000 A Beta Beta alumna has offered a generous challenge she will match every dollar donated up to $50000 Projects include new furnishings replacement of French door windows installation of a fire sprinkler system and kitchen renovation Send a check or a note with amount you intend to donate to House Corporation Board of Beta Beta of Alpha Phi PO 679 Okemos MI 48805-0679 Donations are not tax deductible

Convention Reunion PlannedReunite with your Gamma Kappa sisters at Convention 2014 in Rancho Mirage Calif June 28-29 Contact Jessica Bechtold at jessbechtoldgmailcom for information

Gamma Beta Reunion PlannedCome back home to UCSanta Barbara (Gamma Beta) during GreekFest at All Gaucho Reunion and rediscover friendships formed April 24-27 2014 Saturday April 26 will feature a gathering at the chapter house Please contact Leslie Solomon Klonoff GreekFest chairperson lesliesolomonklonoffucsbalumcom for more information

Epsilon Iota Anniversary CelebrationDuquesne (Epsilon Iota) will celebrate 45 years on campus on Saturday Oct 10 2015 For more information view alphaphireunioncom or contact Cindy Alden at cindyalden215gmailcom

Constitution Committee Accepting Proposed AmendmentsAny Alpha Phi member may propose amendments to the Constitution to be considered by the Constitution committee for presentation to the International Executive Board and Convention (see Article XXVIII Section 2 of the Constitution for the process) The deadline is Feb 15 2014 and the committee appreciates early submissions

Send proposed amendments to Linda Wells Kahangi (Zeta Delta-Iowa State) Fraternity executive director lkahangialphaphiorg

Questions Email constitutionalphaphiorg

STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP MANAGEMENT AND CIRCULATION1 Publication Title Alpha Phi Quarterly2 Publication No 014-6803 Filing Date 1001134 Issue Frequency Quarterly5 No of Issues Published Annually 46 Annual Subscription Price $25007 Mailing Address of Publication

Alpha Phi Fraternity 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston Cook County IL 60201-3214 Contact Peron Christine Spiegel Editor-in-Chief Telephone 8473168920

8 Mailing Address of Headquarters Alpha Phi Fraternity 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201-3214

9 Publisher Alpha Phi Fraternity 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201-3214 Editor Christine Spiegel Editor-in-Chief 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201-3214 Managing Editor Christine Spiegel Editor-in-Chief 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201-3214

10 Owner Alpha Phi Fraternity 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201-3214

11 Known bondholders mortgages and other security holders owning or holding one percent or more of total amount of bonds mortgages or other securities None

12 The purpose function and nonprofit status of this organization and the exempt status for federal income tax purposes Has Not Changed During Preceding 12 Months

13 Publication Title Alpha Phi Quarterly14 Issue Date of Circulation Data Below

101513

15 ExtentNature of Circulation Avg No Copies Each Issue No Copies of Single Issue During Preceding 12 Mos Published Nearest to Filing Date

a Total Number of Copies (Net press run) 54450 138300b Paid Circulation 1) Mailed Outside-County Paid Subscriptions Stated on PS Form 3541 53523 137294 2) Mailed In-County Paid Subscriptions Stated on PS Form 3541 0 0 3) Paid Distribution Outside the Mails Including Sales Through Dealers and Carriers

Street Vendors Counter Sales and Other Paid Distribution Outside USPS 0 0 4) Paid Distribution by Other Classes Mailed Through the USPS 0 0c Total Paid Distribution 53523 137294d Free or Nominal Rate Distribution 1) Free or Nominal Rate Outside-County Copies Included on PS Form 3541 0 0 2) Free or Nominal Rate In-County Copies on PS Form 3541 0 0 3) Free or Nominal Rate Copies Mailed at Other Classes Mailed through the USPS 0 0 4) Free or Nominal Rate Distribution Outside the Mail 0 0e Total Free or Nominal Rate Distribution 0 0f Total Distribution 53523 137294g Copies Not Distributed 927 1006h Total 54450 138300i Percent Paid 100 100

Save this portion of your Quarterly You will need your membership number (first seven numbers found at right) to help identify yourself if you contact the Executive Office

POSTMASTER Please send changes toAlpha Phi 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201

SHOW US YOUR

REDOn Feb 7 you are invited to

Join Alpha Phis and women around the world as we wear red to support National Wear Red Dayreg and raise awareness of womenrsquos heart disease

Once a year what you wear is a matter of life and death

MESSAGE FROM THE INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT

International Executive BoardPresident Linda Long BolandVice President Amy Jordan TvrdikSecretaryTreasurer Susan McNeiceSusan Weiskittle BarrickValerie LawlorTobi Board NielandCoree SmithEx-officio Sally McCall Grant NPC DelegateEx-officio Linda Wells Kahangi Executive DirectorEx-officio Diane Spry Straker Foundation Chair

Foundation DirectorsChair Diane Spry StrakerVice Chair Karen McChesney HoweTreasurer Judy EthellSecretary Jean Creamer HodgesJenny Holsman TetreaultColleen SirhalMary Beth Cooleen TullyDarcel Atwill WellerEx-officio Linda Long Boland International PresidentEx-officio Ann Brinkman Carstensen Executive Director

National Housing CorporationPresident Wendy Deems SuggTreasurer Lisa Janes RipleySecretary Jane Kirby ArkesChristina Boyle

Coree SmithEx-officio Linda Wells Kahangi Executive Director

National Panhellenic ConferenceAlpha Phi Delegate Sally McCall GrantFirst Alternate Delegate Laura Malley-SchmittSecond Alternate Delegate Ruth Gallagher NelsonThird Alternate Delegate Laura Lynn Davidson Ellett

Editorial Advisory BoardSheila George BrightKathy Feeney HiemstraKaren McChesney HoweDenise Blankenship JoyceKristin KirlandLindsey Delia MayoSusan McNeice

Maggie Pence PicheCayce PutnamKendall QuisenberryAllison Cink RickelsAmy Jordan TvrdikAlexandra Whittaker

Alpha Phi Quarterly StaffEditor-in-Chief Christine Spiegel Email quarterlyalphaphiorg

Alpha Phi Quarterly DesignTria Designs Inc triadesignscom

Alpha Phi Home Pagesalphaphiorg alphaphifoundationorg

Executive OfficeExecutive Director Linda Wells Kahangi Address 1930 Sherman AveEvanston IL 60201Phone 8474750663 Fax 8474756820Email fraternityalphaphiorg

Foundation OfficeExecutive Director Ann Brinkman CarstensenAddress 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201Foundation Phone8474754532 Fax 8474759982Email foundationalphaphiorg

Alpha Phi Quarterly Editorial PolicyThe purpose of the Alpha Phi Quarterly and its content is to provide information and services to the membership of the Alpha Phi Fraternity in keeping with the Fraternityrsquos status as a 501(c)(7) tax-exempt private membership club The magazine is devoted to highlighting its members and matters of fraternal and college interest The views expressed in the articles published in the Quarterly are those of the authors and their contributors and do not necessarily represent the opinions of Alpha Phi Fraternity its officers or staff

All persons interested in submitting materials for publication in the Alpha Phi Quarterly are encouraged to send them to the editor at the Executive Office The editor reserves the right to accept deny or edit any materials submitted Unless otherwise requested all photos sent to the magazine will become the property of Alpha Phi International and will not be returned

Articles may be sent by email to quarterlyalphaphiorg or by mail to Alpha Phi Quarterly 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201 Please send your information to the editor by the deadlines indicated Materials received after these deadlines will be considered for the following issue

Please direct any submission questions or inquiries regarding advertising or reprint permission to the editor at quarterlyalphaphiorg or 8473168920

Alpha Phi Quarterly (USPS Pub 14680) is published quarterly by Alpha Phi 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201-3214 Periodical postage paid at Evanston IL and at additional mailing offices

POSTMASTER Please send address changes to Alpha Phi Quarterly 1930 Sherman Ave Evanston IL 60201-3214

Message from the International PresidentDear Sisters

Life was a challenge for women in 1872 ndash especially if you were a woman who desired an education The idea of coeducation posed a serious threat to societyrsquos belief that men and women were vastly different in their ability to learn Back then many people were concerned that educating women posed all kinds of dangers They worried that girls who spent too much energy developing their minds

during puberty would end up with undeveloped or diseased reproductive systems Some feared ndash and this is my favorite ndash if men and women associated together in college they might find each other less attractive

This was the popular culture our young Founders faced These were the types of challenges they accepted when they chose to enter Syracuse University as 10 of the first 20 women to be admitted

Alpha Phirsquos Original Ten were extraordinary women They were optimists and they were doers They had a vision of a worldwide womenrsquos society based on sisterhood scholarship and service They knew it would take courage hard work and action to transform their dream into reality They also knew for Alpha Phi to stand the test of time they had to inspire a sense of commitment equal to their own in future generations hellip in women they would never meet They did this the only way they knew ndash by example

They set the tone in Alpha Phi more than a century ago not by making promises to us but rather by challenging us They set the expectation that no matter the circumstances no matter the problem or the obstacle no matter the changes in society or the course of world events Alpha Phi must find a way to be successful strong and proud And we have for 141 years

It was my great pleasure to celebrate Foundersrsquo Day this year with Alpha Phis in New York Houston Atlanta Los Angeles Chicago and Evanston Of historic note was the release of Alpha Phi International Fraternity The First Fifty Years (1872-1922) Union Hand in Hand the first of a three-volume series documenting Alpha Phirsquos rich history (read more about this project on page 35) A personal highlight for me was listening to its author Alpha Phi Foundation Archivist Jenny Thompson (Alpha Lambda-Alumna Initiate) discuss her research on the book I was enthralled by each magnificent story Jenny signed my copy and Irsquove read it cover to cover It occupies a place of prominence in my living room Each time I see it I am reminded the work we do today will one day be written about on a page in another history book I hope readers 100 years from now will swell with pride when they read about all we have accomplished during this period of time

Alpha Phi Toujours

Linda Long Boland (Gamma Kappa-CSULong Beach) International President

Linda with Jenny Thompson author of Alpha Phi International Fraternity The First Fifty Years (1872-1922) Union Hand in Hand














PEOPLE 4



ALUMNAE PRIDE 14

REUNIONS 18

Small World 19


ON CAMPUS 22

EXTENSION UPDATE 28







SILENT CHAPTER 36

Bulletin Board 37

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Total Assets $11577185 $10160187


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Total Assets $11577185 $10160187


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Receivables




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Investments 10190560 7841396



Total Assets $11577185 $10160187


LIABILITIES







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Contributions

Appeal $1684097 $139084 $118885 $1942066












EXPENSES

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ASSETS 2013 2012


Receivables




Other 1749 44



Investments 10190560 7841396



Total Assets $11577185 $10160187


LIABILITIES







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Contributions

Appeal $1684097 $139084 $118885 $1942066












EXPENSES

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ASSETS 2013 2012


Receivables




Other 1749 44



Investments 10190560 7841396



Total Assets $11577185 $10160187


LIABILITIES







NET ASSETS










Contributions

Appeal $1684097 $139084 $118885 $1942066












EXPENSES

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