So, I Decided to Become an Advisor…
by Christi Due Doyle, Eta Epsilon – Miami University I’m almost an empty nester (my youngest is a senior in college and applying to medical school, does that count?). I
I Found My Purpose in ADPi
by Lauren Stimmell Flores, Zeta Epsilon – University of West Florida My name is Lauren Stimmell Flores, and I came home to Alpha Delta Pi at Zeta Epsilon chapter at
Lessons from the Roof of Africa
by Renee Onstot Clark, Gamma Chi – Texas Christian University and Housing Resource Director, DV “Jambo,” came a voice outside of our tent. It was now 10 pm on August
The Write Way into College
by Jody Cohan-French, Alpha Chi – University of California, Los Angeles Times have changed since I was a senior in high school and applied to only two colleges, UCLA and
Sister #FindsHerFreedom Through Harley-Davidson Internship
Sister Meghan Glova is one of eight serving as Harley-Davidson #FindYourFreedom interns this summer. She was selected from more than 7,500 applicants to document her journey on the road and
The Month of May is Always Important for Alpha Delta Pi
by Jana Clayton, International Vice President of Alumnae The month of May is always an important one for Alpha Delta Pi. First, on May 15th, we celebrate Founder’s Day. As
Dear Advisor
by Maddie Landers, 2017-2018 Leadership Consultant Dear Advisor, Thank you. Thank you for giving up your evenings to come to chapter meetings. Thank you for spending hours each week answering
A Young Alumna’s Take on Being an Advisor
by Brianna Glazier, Alpha Beta – University of Iowa Ever since my senior year of college, I knew that I wanted to stay involved with Alpha Delta Pi after I
Living the Creed After Graduation
By Amanda Rymiszewski, Zeta Upsilon – Oakland University, Finance Advisor – Beta Eta I believe that our motto, “We Live for Each Other”, expresses the true spirit of fraternity; and
"Re"
by Sandy Davis, Past Grand Council Member “Re”: it’s a simple little word; two letters, not really even a word. It’s a prefix that means “back” or “again”. Sometimes “re”