Adelphean Compass: Leadership Concepts in a Pandemic Reality Part 1
by Tammie Pinkston — Past International President I don’t know about you, but I have been struggling as of late. I make a living observing people going through significant change.
Sisters from Coast to Coast | Part 7
By Quinn Moran – 2017 Office Intern, 2018 Leadership Consultant Whether it be chance, serendipity, a stroke of good luck, I still can’t say. Regardless of how my friendship with
Sisters from Coast to Coast | Part 6
by Shannon Schott, Gamma Iota – University of Florida On April 15, 2013, I spent most of my day in a courtroom in Jacksonville, Florida where I was working as an
Sisters from Coast to Coast | Part 5
by Anne Charnock, Alpha Upsilon – West Virginia Paula and I met more than twenty years ago when we both served as Collegiate Province Directors. When the sorority re-organized from
Sisters from Coast to Coast | Part 4
by Sally Thomas, Beta Sigma – Mercer University Spring 2020 will go down in history as a time the world changed. The COVID-19 pandemic affected every aspect of our lives.
Sisters from Coast to Coast | Part 3
by Magellan Taylor-Brickey, Delta Beta- Lamar University and Jessica Beaty, Epsilon Omicron- Murray State University When and where did you meet? Magellan: We officially met in 2018 at the Texas
Sisters from Coast to Coast | Part 2
by Brooke Bruton, Delta Delta – University of Arkansas Megan Ghezzi Palombaro, Gamma Omicron—Susquehanna, and I met at Grand Convention 2013 in Dallas at an alumnae reception. We were the
Sisters from Coast to Coast | Part 1
by Sydnee Jack, Alpha Omicron – Oklahoma State University Easter was one of my favorite holidays to spend with my good friend and Sister Linda Welch Ablard. We became sisters
Be the First to Lend a Hand
by Sarah Davis-Candeto, International Vice President The past several weeks have caused me to certainly pause and be thankful for all God has provided for me. With the tornado that
Gamma Epsilon Reunion
by Ann R. Miller Albin, Gamma Epsilon – Purdue University I have wondered for some time. Years. Decades, if I’m honest. Long gone are the days of rush, phone duty,