Delta Theta Sister Named One of University’s Top Graduates
Caylor Rae Mark, Delta Theta—Valdosta State University, of Tifton, Georgia, is the recipient of the Valdosta State University Fall 2018 President’s Award for Academic Excellence for the College of Science
ADPi Gave Me…
by Sherri Bledsoe Halford, Delta Theta – Valdosta State University I recently read an article that states “according to science, having a sister just might make you a better human
To Study Abroad…
by Kathleen Nicholson, Zeta Beta – North Carolina State University To travel to Italy is not merely to enjoy gourmet meals, see beautiful sights, and soak up the Tuscan sun.
5 Lessons Learned as an LC
by Ali Winkeler, Theta Omicron – James Madison University As a Leadership Consultant, I’m constantly on the move running from officer meetings, chapter events, switching states and time zones, so
Picking Costumes, Not Cultures
by Abby McCollom, Alpha Omicron – Oklahoma State University and Cristina Perez, Zeta Alpha – California State University, Fullerton It’s the time of year when the leaves are turning, pumpkins
So, You Want to be a Mentor?
by Pat Evans, Beta Omega – Auburn University A mentor—what’s that? And how do I become one? The word “mentor” is defined as someone who is an experienced and trusted
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
My Top 10 Favorite Things About Being a Consultant
by Savannah Moore, Gamma Mu – Missouri State University and 2018-2019 Leadership Consultant While traveling from university to university, I often get asked the question, “Why did you apply to