My two cents

[trojangal]

Okay...here goes....

Alpha Delta Pi---Their open motto: We live for each other. How cool is that! This group will always have a special place in my heart!

Alpha Gamma Delta--These are always incredible women. I know several who are committed to their group and sisterhood. I remember when the chapter at Troy was selected to help start with Rush at another college: the women were so excited!

Alpha Omicron Pi--I really like the new member pin of the wheat sheaf and what it represents.

Alpha Phi--They have some beautiful badges! I saw a Lazy Phi that was gorgeous!

Alpha Xi Delta--A great group with very active alumnae chapters! The chapter in Birmingham is always doing cool things every month.

Delta Delta Delta---I love the shape of their badge--so pretty! I think it's neat that National officers have emeralds in their badges.

Delta Phi Epsilon--I love their founding principles of Justice, Sisterhood, and Love.


Delta Gamma--I didn't know too much about DG until I got to work with one of them a few years ago. I love their Hannah dolls.


Gamma Phi Beta--I've never seen so many women committed to helping others in learning more about Alumna Initiation. Many many women on this board are there to offer a helping hand when it comes to researching AI, and offer strong support for the whole process! Very strong alumnae groups!!

Kappa Delta-- Zeta Chapter at the University of Alabama celebrated 100 years of being a chapter!!! I love the fact that they donate a huge amount to Orthopaedic Research every year. I'm so excited that I'll be a part of them.

Phi Mu: Love the pink and the quatrefoil is beautifu.

Sigma Kappa: Their philanthropies are really awesome--gerontology and Alzheiimers.

Zeta Tau Alpha--The symbol of a crown is so neat! I'm sure that every woman must feel like a queen when they wear their badge!

Pi Kappa Phi--I've always known these men to be great guys, and still do. If I hadn't been dating a TKE, I would have dated the Pi Kapps in college. They are a very strong group at my college: when the brothers wanted to build a house, they started the "water bottle fund" and achieved their goal, I believe, in less than two years!

Delta Zeta--I have had the opportunity to work this last year with a former Traveling Consultant for DZ. She was, and is a great source of comfort to me at work: she was always on hand to answer many questions, and I would often seek her out when I was seeking guidance. It's so cool--she has flags from all the schools that were in her "zone" while she traveled.


And..I think we need to add in ASA, don't we?

ASA--Aspire..Seek..Attain. Very nicely said..