[Adelphean1851]

Hi

1. University of Nevada Las Vegas
2. Episilon Rho
3. Alumnae
4. in college, I was music chair for a couple of semesters which is tough because no one ever wants to learn new songs.
Now, i'm slated to take over VP of Programming for the Greater Orlando assocation in June.

5. I knew I wanted to join Adpi my first orientation day at UNLV, all the greeks had booths set up in the student union and this girl from ADPi came up to me and asked "do you want to know about my sorority?" We proceeded to talk and that was it, Danielle introduced me to other Adpi's and when I came back in the fall I started hanging out with them, they all remembered me! I knew half of the girls in the rush room and soon after I knew the other half. I could just tell that they were a real sisterhood. As for Danielle? she became my diamond sis and the rest is history.

6. unfortunately my memories with my sisters are few because my second year at UNLV I was not happy with my department and opted to transfer back home. But my year with my chapter was a happy year and some of my fondest memories are from my pride, one of our favorite activites was to go to the hotels on the Las Vegas strip and take random pictures in our letters, also serenades when I was an Alpha. Bonding with the sisters was great and the Delta Chi's put on a spectacular show in wich their pledges danced and two of the brothers sang more than words in harmony. It was like having our own personal backstreet boys on campus.
I also have memories of visiting other chapters after I had to leave mine. Like attending a sleepover at Alpha Pi chapter GWU and playing truth or dare till the wee hours of the AM. and staying at Iota chapters house while auditioning at FSU. Being in ADPi limbo for a few years taught me the true meaning of sisterhood and now that I am offically alumne I am excited about being able to have a "home" once again.
L&L,
Deb