Kappa Kappa Gamma Roll Call!

[happythatiamma]

Originally Posted by LoveMyKey

Looks like we're having a little Eta Epsilon party, guys!

Username: LoveMyKey
Real name: Ariela
Initiated: April 4, 2009
Chapter: Eta Epsilon, Johns Hopkins University

Username: happythatiamma
Real name: Hannah
Initiated: March 27, 2010
Chapter: Eta Epsilon, Johns Hopkins University

If you love your Key, then I love my Key sister Ariela!

[sky&sea]

omg hi Hannah! <3

[mullingal]

Username: mullingal
Home chapter: Mu (Butler)
Initiation date: 2/27/16 - that's right, I'll be initiated in two short days!
Home chapter achievements: A Mu Kappa, Tade Hartsuff Kuhns, proposed the idea of a national magazine, which is still known today as The Key. Elizabeth Bogert Schofield, also from Mu Chapter, became Kappa's first fraternity president in 1940.
Real name: Lauren
About me: I'm from West Des Moines, Iowa, and although I now attend Butler, I spent my first semester of freshman year at a large public university. I am quickly becoming Kappa-obsessed! My birthday is even on Founder's Day (although Kappa and I are 127 years apart).

[mullingal]

Oops. 2/28/16. Today.

[ISUKappa]

Welcome and congrats on your initiation!

[oldnorthstate]

Username: oldnorthstate

Home chapter: Epsilon Gamma (UNC Chapel Hill)

Initiation date: 3/5/16

Home chapter achievements:
-We are the only sorority on campus to still be in our original house! Our house is also historical (over 100 years old!) and we have a special plaque outside our door.
-An Epsilon Gamma alumna founded earlier.org (Friends for an Earlier Breast Cancer Test), which is one of our local philanthropies.
-When Epsilon Gamma was founded, UNC admitted undergraduate women either as junior transfers or as students living at home in Chapel Hill, so we were the only two-year Kappa chapter in the country.
(I am a bit of a history nerd, so when I joined Kappa I read our entire Kappapedia entry so I'd be familiar with our history when we talked about it in new member education!)

About me: Like about 80% of Carolina students, I am from North Carolina. My entire family is from New England and my parents both went to school in Vermont, so I didn’t grow up following college football and basketball like a lot of my peers. I am the first Tar Heel and the first Kappa in my family: a good chunk of my mother’s family actually went to Duke! While I was not Tar Heel born and bred, I like to refer to myself as a Tar Heel convert, because now I bleed Carolina blue and when I die I will be a Tar Heel dead!