2012 Fall/Winter - To Dragma

AOII is thrilled to expand the reach of the million girl revolution by 154,000 members.
By helping to educate young girls and women on how to “fight back” against the plague of
the abuse statistics, we are true examples of our commitment to live, to learn, to lead, and to serve.

What you can expect to see in the
Just Yell Fire PR in a Box:

An informational overview for your distribution
Planning instructions
Post-project instructions
A proposed timeline for organization
A list of advertising ideas
Pre-event and post-event media releases
Sample public service announcement
Sample solicitation letter
Educational handouts
Electronic sample promotional materials,
including: logos, tee shirts, buttons,
postcards, newspaper advertisements,
flyers, banners, and table tents.

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From the Archives

Reflections

In recognition of AOII’s return to Columbia University this fall, it seems fitting that we look
back at AOII’s beginning, and at collegiate life in 1897 as described by Founder Stella Perry.

In the Beginning

Alpha Chapter, Barnard College

The first chapter of Alpha Omicron Top left moving clockwise: Columbia Reflections on
Pi’s rich history began at Barnard Library staircase leading to the place Life in 1897
College in New York City. Affiliated where AOII was founded; graduation
with Columbia University, Barnard day for Barnard’s Class of 1898; the as described by Founder
was the first college in New York, Madison Avenue brownstone site Stella George Stern Perry
and one of the first in the nation, of Barnard College; and AOII’s first
where women could receive the same initiate, Anne Richardson Hall. Our class had the unique experience of
rigorous and challenging education attending [both] the old and the new
that was available to men. Founded Stella, Jess, Helen and Bess became Barnard. We began our career in the
in 1889, the college was named after four firm friends determined that their old building, which was a brownstone
Frederick A.P. Barnard, the tenth friendship should last a lifetime. In their residence at 343 Madison Avenue, a
president of Columbia College, who junior year, on December 23, 1896, the few blocks south of old Columbia, with
argued unsuccessfully for the admission four climbed the stairs in a small gallery of laboratories spreading over into the
of women to Columbia University. the old Columbia College Library which other vicinage. Where did we confer,
From the very beginning, Barnard led to an old and seldom used room. Amid you ask? Everywhere - in one another’s
was a place that took women seriously old grey mullioned Gothic windows with homes, walking on Madison Avenue,
and challenged them intellectually. broad window seats and with sunlight in deserted classrooms, at the soda
Barnard’s first location was in a small streaming gently through the windows
rented brownstone at 343 Madison and snow lightly drifting outside, the four Issue no.1 • Fall/Winter 2012
Avenue. In the fall of 1897, the college pledged each other. On January 2, 1897,
moved to its current location in Alpha Omicron Pi was formally organized
Morningside Heights. at the home of Helen St. Clair. Soon
afterward, the four pledged AOII’s first
The idea for such a place as Barnard initiate, Anne Richardson Hall, to Alpha
was bold for its time and it was in this Chapter and fully set into motion the rich
setting that another bold endeavor history of Alpha Omicron Pi.
developed. Barnard’s “Great and
Glorious Class of ‘98” included four
particularly amazing women: Stella
George Stern (Perry), Jessie Wallace
Hughan, Helen St. Clair (Mullan)
and Elizabeth Heywood Wyman.
These women were destined to leave
a great mark on both their college and
a new fraternity they would originate
and embrace for their lifetimes. So,
intertwined in the great history of
Barnard College emerged a grand
testament to friendship, scholarship
and service that was to become Alpha
Omicron Pi.

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Clockwise from above: The location of AOII’s first chapter room in the new buildings of Barnard is noted by
the arrow; and youthful photos of Founders Jesse Wallace Hughan, Stella George Stern Perry, Helen St. Clair
Mullan, and Elizabeth Heywood Wyman. Below right: Horse drawn cars were the main means of transportation
in the 1890s, and the invitation to AOII’s first cotillion.

fountain in Huylers’ where we stopped for top. Mine, which was heavy, was worn in Jessie lost their splendid fathers during
refreshments, or over eclairs in Purcell’s an eight at the back (that is, after freshman these years. Mine I had lost in childhood.)
old restaurant. But our most serious plans year when I wore it in two long braids with Helen lived with her parents (her great
were made in that old stack-room of the a tortoise-shell clasp). “S’cuse it, please - and good mother died in senior year)
Columbia Library, where we pledged putting mine first, but then, I had the most her grandmother and two brothers in a
one another, or in another quiet nook of hair! Helen’s was in the then fashionable typical brownstone New York house of the
the old Columbia Library. Sometimes psyche knot, up top. Bess and Jess simply period, but a modest one. My own house
we met in the parlor of Helen’s house or coiled. was in New Orleans, Louisiana and when
my boarding house. There the Rituals I couldn’t go to that loveliest of cities and
were planned and the first constitution Our Manner of Speech my own mother and little sister there, I had
written, etc. We finished, and were the You asked about the language we spoke. homes by the gentle and ever-remembered
first class to be graduated from, the present This amused us a heap and we thought goodness of the mothers of my pals. I
stately mansions on the heights beside the naughtily of sending you a page of lived in boarding houses, approved by the
Hudson. There we had our first “own Chaucer. We spoke, in those - to you - college, but in no way supervised by them.
room” of AOII in the new buildings. antique days, just like now, darlings. We
used very little slang - which is, of course, Our Daily Transportation
Our Clothing probably what you meant - for “nice girls” Jess and Bess commuted daily to school
We wore high collars, usually of lace or didn’t in those days. Oh, we sometimes by bridge and ferry, elevated train and/or
ribbon, boned, and taller in the back than said, “What do you know about that?” and horse car. Helen and I walked or rode on
front. Often finished with a bit of ruching “Wouldn’t that jar you?” but not often. We the horse car. There were no subways then,
at the top. Big puff sleeves and long skirts, had some collegiate slang though. What no tubes under the river, and almost no
very full at the bottom, fitting over the you call “falling for” or “carry the torch electric street cars.
hips. You ask whether we wore dresses or for,” we called “having a crush on.” Some
shirt waists and skirts for daytime apparel. oft-used phrases were just of our own
Both. Just as you sometimes wear frocks making (as language grows everywhere)
and sometimes suits with blouses. With and, as a dear friend said, it often “had a
suit effects the waist collars were often classical flavor.” For instance, we called
separate, generally of white pique or black being in love, “having a toothache”
satin ribbon. At college, we wore caps and because Shakespeare said that about
gowns, always, not only in senior year. The Beatrice and Benedict.
Class of ‘98 initiated caps and gowns at
Barnard, in its freshman year. Our Homes
Jessie lived in Brooklyn, in a cozy little
Our Hair or Coiffures frame house on a quiet street of trees with
You asked how we dressed our hair and her very Alcottish family, her mother of
whether we wore high pompadours. No. beloved memory and her two sisters. Bess
The high pompadours came in a few years lived in a charming, rambling, old-family-
later than our college days. We wore our heritage home with her sweet and gracious
hair very simply coiled at the neck or up mother and her two brothers. (Bess and

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With grateful appreciation, AOII recognizes the following ne
members who joined between July 19 & Nov. 19, 20

Alpha Chi Beta Phi Delta Tau Kappa Omicron
Pamela Jessup Macri
Amanda Floyd Stacey Parris Martha Cole
Chi Delta Nikki Shedd Victoria Honnell
Alpha Delta
Amy Poklinkoski Delta Theta Kappa Tau
Gina Bridges Kerr Judy Poklinkoski
Elizabeth Dropo Samantha Hendricks Shelly Spann
Kylie McLeod Chi Epsilon Karen Yourek Power
Kristen Hunt Johnston Lambda Alpha
Alpha Gamma Jordan Brown Jacki Curry
Brenda Uribe
Zamzam Abdulgani Chi Lambda Epsilon Alpha Rosalyn Reyes

Alpha Lambda Katie Pejka Epsilon Alpha Lambda Eta

Catherine Partain Chi Psi Epsilon Sigma Kendall Masters
Brittany Fullerton
Theresa Ludvigson Kim Wilson Lambda Sigma
Alpha Phi Katelyn Brown
Taylor Tillinghast Gamma Carla Duffell Houston
Gianna Katherine Vanata Christine Augusta Nancy Dooley Woodruff
Mallory Stratton Marlene Mullenix Blocker
Alpha Rho Delta Delta Jennifer Childers
Gamma Beta Ann Pollock Bliss
Joan Baines Gathercoal Anna Marie Burcham
Lydia Carolyn Butts Maureen Leary Mamula Lambda Tau
Beta Gamma
Delta Kappa Gamma Omicron Deborah Jorstad Goyne
Erica Mohai Nancy Franklin
Breeann Anderson Audrey Leeka Pamela Spratt Bolton
Sue Price Norton Krystal Bailey Sharon Gibney Lancaster Nu Beta
Justina Lyons
Carol Moore Pooley Delta Omega Gamma Sigma Stephanie Ezcurra
Katie Sukes
Kara Mantooth Patricia Williams Omega
Ali Megan Adams Kristine Rauschenberg Kaye
Mary Christoph
Delta Sigma Gamma Theta Mary Kate Sweeney
Lou Harris Hobbs
Arianna Fota Nevena Pehar
Michele Rigney Omega Omicron
Elle Lechtner
Ruth Ann Whitehead Shorter
Iota
Omega Sigma
Wini Timmons Baker
Bri Boneta
Iota Sigma Greta Meisner

Mireya Del Carpio Omicron

Kappa Alpha Peggy Cowling White

Ruth Schuessler Jones Omicron Pi

Kappa Kappa Birdie Hanson

Courtney Jurick Phi

Kappa Lambda Patricia Young Barrett

Amy Yunker Phi Chi

Jessie Casteel

new Theta Pi I am Life Loyal
012.
Katie Lonergan
Phi Lambda Maria Moscariello Linden

Judy Baumann Bellock Theta Psi

Pi Delta Faye Carol Mancy-Francis

Rachael Toms Upsilon Lambda

Pi Theta Amy Polvado Tiemann
Brandi Banks
Claudia Crego Eve Logan
Veronica Hernandez
Xi
Rho
Emily Busey
Joan Hurst Moe Madison Long

Rho Delta Zeta

Amy Nichols Lori Moles Tanking
Emily Smith Stephanie Strough Lingelbach
Rachael Juck
Zeta Psi
Sigma
Abby Stanforth
Kimberly Lau
Kandy Bernskoetter Jane Tessmer, Gamma Theta (U of South Florida)
AOII Properties Board President
Sigma Alpha Life Loyal AOII Member

Elizabeth Via I consider myself a lifelong Life Loyal AOII member! In fact, not only
am I a proud Life Loyal member, I have happily purchased Life Loyal
Sigma Beta memberships for my daughter, Alycia Buford Boudreau, Gamma Theta
(U of South Florida) and Corporation Relations Manager Mandy Doyle,
Jo Wilson Omicron (U of Tennessee). I have also committed to purchase a Life Loyal
membership for the first CP at Alpha Pi (Florida State U) when the chapter
Sigma Gamma is reinstalled next fall. What an exciting opportunity! My commitment
to AOII’s past, present and future, as well as my commitment to Life
Hillary Stewart Loyal AOII, serve to truly remind me of the significance of my lifelong
Caroline Harrison commitment to AOII.
Emily Horsman

Sigma Omicron

Alyce Heeb Gustafson

Tau

Caroline Cochrane Stroh
Harriet Fischer Danielson

Tau Gamma

Alex Langlois

Theta Iota

Jenneca Bacon

Theta Omega

Jackie Petta

FoundationFocus

Alpha Omicron Pi
Foundation Areas of Focus
& Strategic Goals 2012-2013

2011-2012 was an exceptional year for the AOII Foundation! We developed a Strategic Plan that provided focus and
direction for all our work. When the Foundation Board met this September to review our progress, we found that
we had accomplished so much, thanks to the generous and loyal support of our members and donors. We have a
new brand with beautiful new marketing materials, we ended the fiscal year in the black, we developed strategies to
communicate more regularly with our donors, we increased Loyalty Fund giving 37%, and we raised more than $500,000
on the Stella’s Wish campaign. None of this would have been possible without the loyal support of our donors.

Thank you for helping the Foundation Secure the Future of Alpha Omicron Pi. As we enter into the second year of this
biennium, we updated our Strategic Plan to reflect the accomplishments of last year and further focus our efforts in four
major areas with specific strategic goals:

Focus Area: Promote and Sustain the AOII Foundation’s New Brand

Goal: The AOII Foundation brand (logo, mission, vision) is recognizable to all members
Goal: Utilize Social Media to promote our Brand
Goal: Sustain an increased travel presence on part of Board and Staff

Focus Area: Achieve and Ensure Fiscal Sustainability

Goal: Expand and sustain the donor base
Goal: Annual giving meets or exceeds the operating expenses of the Foundation by 3%
Goal: Establish draw rate of 3½% to 5%
Goal: Enhance funding opportunities with AOII Properties
Goal: Enhance and promote a planned giving program

Focus Area: Increase funding to provide Leadership Development and
Educational Programming to Members

Goal: Increase number of fully endowed scholarships to meet the needs of our membership
Goal: Increase funding to provide quality leadership and educational programming

Focus Area: Enhance Board and Volunteer Engagement in AOII Foundation

Goal: Provide Board education
Goal: Establish a Young Alumnae Advisory Committee
Goal: Recruit, retain and effectively manage Foundation volunteers

The Foundation Board is committed to positioning the AOII Foundation to be able to respond
to Fraternity needs as they arise, and everything we do is focused toward that ultimate goal.
Your support helps us achieve it – thank you!

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AOII Foundation
Scholarships

Apply Online!

The AOII Foundation awards numerous scholarships to undergraduate, graduate Deadline: March 1, 2013
and returning alumnae through named scholarships as well as their general
Diamond Jubilee Fund. This academic year, the Foundation awarded $88,500 to 51
AOII members - the most ever. For the 2013-2014 academic year, the application
process will be online for the first time. Apply today!

How To Apply?

• All applicants must apply online. There is only one application, the committee will determine which
scholarship you are eligible for.

• Access the form on our website at aoiifoundation.org.
• You must register for an account to begin completing the application. Deadline to apply is March 1, 2013.
• Applicant must be a member of Alpha Omicron Pi in good standing to receive a scholarship.
• Start Early: begin filling out your application at least one month ahead of the March 1 deadline to handle any

unexpected problems. Late applications will not be accepted.

Who Can Apply? What Is The Award Criteria?

• If you are a current undergraduate student, • AOII leadership and honors
you may apply for an undergraduate • Campus and community involvement
scholarship for your sophomore, junior or
senior year. and employment
• Academic achievement (cumulative GPA)
• If you are a graduating senior applying to • Quality of the applicant’s essay
attend graduate school in the fall OR you are • Financial need
currently an alumna of 2 years or less, you • Substance of advisers’, professors’ and
may apply for a graduate scholarship.
alumnae recommendations
• If you are an active AOII alumna who has
been out of school for 3 or more years but Questions?
are planning to return to school, you may
apply for a returning alumna scholarship. Please contact Courtney Stafford at
[email protected].

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A Charming Gift

to all our Graduating Seniors

To celebrate the success of all of our graduating seniors, a program launched
last year enables us to present our graduates with a small token of our
congratulations. The gift is an AOII cord charm on an informational card
sharing details about how to become involved as a new alumna member.
The cord charms can be worn on the tassel during graduation and later on a
charm bracelet/necklace as a nice keepsake after graduation.

The collegiate experience is only the beginning of a member’s AOII journey.
A new and exciting world of opportunity still awaits our new graduates
through the AOII alumnae experience, and we hope every new alumna
member embraces that opportunity. Congratulations!

Stella’s wish for AOII over 100 years ago remains AOII’s
wish for her members today:

“May you have the joy in it all, dear children,
that we (Founders) have had all the way!
May you love one another as happily as we
four have done in a life-long fellowship
without a break! And may your descendants
in Alpha Omicron Pi bring to you the glory
that you yourselves are to us today!”

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AOII’s “Heart” Responds

after Hurricane Sandy’s Devastation

The world watched on October 29, 2012 as Hurricane Sandy made landfall
near Atlantic City, New Jersey. The super storm tore through the northeast,
devastating all it touched with prolific flooding and eliminating power lines
which supported so many. Even now, the areas affected by the hurricane are
still digging themselves out of the piles of debris hoping to one day regain what
has been lost.

With thousands of sisters living in Sandy’s tragic path, many of which call the
hardest hit areas home, the sisterhood of Alpha Omicron Pi is holding true to
its promise to be a light to these sisters. On a local level, many alumnae living
in this region responded to the immediate needs of their sisters through hosting
a gift card drive. On an international level, AOII’s Ruby Fund is helping to
financially support these women in their time of need.

Established in 1946, the Ruby Fund has been termed the “heart” of AOII.
Fittingly so, this fund provides financial assistance to sisters affected by dire
circumstances. Our sisters bearing the brunt of Hurricane Sandy’s force need
our help to rebuild, and the AOII Foundation has devised a specialized process
for sisters suffering in the wake of Sandy. This specialized process will help to
expedite the procedures for collegians and alumnae requesting assistance when
they are victims of a natural disaster, ensuring more immediate support from
Alpha Omicron Pi.

If you are a victim of Hurricane Sandy and still need immediate help with
food, clothing, shelter or medical needs, please contact the AOII Foundation
at (615) 370-0920. Additional funds may be available for more long-term
rebuilding needs through the regular application process.

As a member of Alpha Omicron Pi, you can help to ensure assistance to sisters
in need by donating to the AOII Foundation. Tax-deductible contributions
can be made to the AOII Foundation by visiting www.aoiifoundation.org and
clicking on the “Donate Now” button.

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AOII Executive Board Past International Presidents

Allison Allgier, International President, Epsilon Omega Joan MacCallum, Kappa Phi, 1979-1981
Krista Whipple, Vice President of Finance, Omega Ginger Banks, Pi Kappa, 1981-1985
Susan Danko, Vice President, Phi Upsilon Peg Crawford, Iota, 1985-1989
Gayle Fitzpatrick, Vice President, Alpha Rho Barbara Hunt, Phi Delta, 1989-1993
Karen Galehan, Vice President, Phi Lambda Mary Williams, Phi, 1993-1995
Kandyce Harber, Vice President, Omicron Ann Gilchrist, Theta, 1995-1997
Rebecca Herman, Vice President, Chi Lambda Linda Collier, Chi Omicron, 1997-1999
Joyce Strout, Vice President, Phi Sigma Carole Jones, Alpha Delta, 1999-2003
Barb Zipperian, Ex-Officio, Kappa Kappa Sally Wagaman, Sigma Tau, 2003-2005
Susan Danko, Phi Upsilon, 2005-2009
AOII Foundation Board Barb Zipperian, Kappa Kappa, 2009-2011

Cindy Visot, Foundation Board President, Kappa Tau Committee Chairmen and
Jessie Wang-Grimm, Foundation Board Secretary, Phi Chi Appointments
Crystal Combs, Foundation Board Treasurer, Nu Beta
Phyllis Austin, Foundation Board Director, Nu Lambda Ginger Banks, Rituals, Traditions, & Jewelry, Pi Kappa
Michelle Finley, Foundation Board Director, Alpha Lambda Julie Brining, CIRC, Gamma Delta
Koren Phillips, Foundation Board Director, Phi Chi Tania Fuselier, Public Relations, Kappa Tau,
Linda Grandolfo, Foundation Board Director, Nu Iota Barbara Hunt, Perry Award, Phi Delta,
Allison Allgier, International President, Epsilon Omega Carole Jones, NPC Delegate, Alpha Delta,
Joan MacCallum, Historian, Kappa Phi,
AOII Properties Board Sandy Steward, Education, Alpha Chi,
Sally Wagaman, Parliamentarian, Sigma Tau
Jane Tessmer, Properties Board President, Gamma Theta Anne Wilmes, Human Resources, Chi Lambda,
Krista Whipple, Properties Board Treasurer, Omega
Linda Collier, Properties Board Director, Chi Omicron
Lisa Hauser, Properties Board Director, Upsilon Alpha
Rebecca Herman, Properties Board Director, Chi Lambda

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2012-2013 staff and volunteer directory

International Headquarters Staff

Troy LeForge, Executive Director, Beta Phi
Sarah Blank, Educational Leadership Consultant, Alpha Gamma
Rachel Boison, Assistant Director of Public Relations, Kappa Kappa
Don Brown, Office Administrator
Amy Cason, Foundation Administrative Coordinator, Tau Omega
Barbie Chadwick, Foundation Executive Director, Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Natalie Cherry, Collegiate Finance Administrator/Accounting Assistant, Alpha Chi Omega Fraternity
Courtney Dillard, Communications Coordinator, Tau Omicron
Mandy Doyle, Corporation Relations Manager, Omicron
Blair Dudley, Assistant Director of Chapter Services, Rho Omicron
Meredith Dunn, Educational Leadership Consultant, Tau Omicron
Sherry Dutton, Director of Lifetime Engagement, Sigma Omicron
Arianna Fota, Educational Leadership Consultant, Delta Sigma
Whitney Frazier, Creative Director, Rho Omicron
Jodie Hassall, Education and Training Manager, Alpha Chi
Jackie Heintz, Corporation Services Accounting/Administrative Clerk, Chi Lambda
Tim Humphries, Information Systems Manager
Danielle Jenkins, Educational Leadership Consultant, Epsilon Alpha
Veronica Kentish, Director of Properties/Corporation Services, Lambda Beta
Jackie Lynch, Accounting Administrator, Rho Omicron
Kara Mantooth, Director of Extension and Public Relations, Delta Omega
Abby Mason, Director of Events and Education, Rho Omicron
Angela Matula, Administrative Assistant
Jordan McCarter, Director of Chapter Services/Membership Experiences, Delta
Kaya Miller, Director of Advancement, Gamma Theta
Nevena Pehar, Educational Leadership Consultant, Gamma Theta
Amy Poklinkoski, Corporation Relations Manager, Chi Delta
Bailey Read, Assistant Director of Chapter Services, Rho Omicron
Mariellen Sasseen, Director of To Dragma and Archives, Alpha Delta
Kelley Schillig, Corporation Relations Manager, Kappa Omega
Amanda Smith, Director of Administration, Omega Omicron
Kimberly Sons, Educational Leadership Consultant, Beta Phi
Courtney Stafford, Foundation Director of Advancement, Chi Omega Fraternity
Mary Catherine Stewart, Assistant Director of Resource Development, Delta Delta
Hillary Stewart, Educational Leadership Consultant, Sigma Gamma
Lindsay Stoltz, Assistant Director of New Chapter Development, Alpha Chi
Mallory Stratton, Educational Leadership Consultant, Gamma
Mary Kate Sweeney, Educational Leadership Consultant, Omega
Andrea Theobald, Assistant Director of Chapter Services, Epsilon Omega
Laura Ward, Foundation Controller
Whitney Waters, Assistant Director of Chapter Services, Nu Beta
Jana West, Foundation Campaign Director, Rho Omicron

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Network
Teams

Network 1

Network Director, Amber Countis, Pi
ADCS, Blair Dudley, Rho Omicron
NS-Alumnae, Bridget Scanlon, Theta Pi
NS-Alumnae, Kay Welch, Theta Pi
NS-Development, Kathleen Donohue, Epsilon Chi
NS-Development, Angela Noble, Lambda Iota
NS-Finance, Heidi Butler, Nu Delta
NS-Finance, Caroline Lazzara, Lambda Beta
NS-Leadership, Barbara Bellesi, Theta Pi
NS-Leadership, Leslie Sponder-Seagram, Kappa Phi
NS-Recruitment, Amy Kumpel, Delta
NS-Recruitment, Jackie Petrucci, Omega Upsilon

Network 2

Network Director, Susan Bonifield, Nu Beta
ADCS, Andrea Theobald, Epsilon Omega
NS-Alumnae, Jeannie Arbegast, Zeta Psi
NS-Alumnae, Heidi Snow, Kappa Pi
NS-Development, Clarke Erickson, Xi
NS-Finance, Carey Unger, Nu Omicron
NS-Leadership, Jenny Meade, Omega Upsilon
NS-Leadership, Brooke Wesley, Kappa Omega
NS-Recruitment, Janet Evers, Theta Psi
NS-Recruitment, Tracy Lyons, Delta Delta

Network 3

Network Director, Shari Kagan, Nu Iota
ADCS, Whitney Waters, Nu Beta
NS-Alumnae, Sharon Boison, Kappa Kappa
NS-Alumnae, Stephanie Mete, Delta Rho
NS-Development, Kristan Barleen, Phi Sigma
NS-Finance, Allison Marshall, Iota
NS-Leadership, Christine Brown, Lambda Eta
NS-Leadership, Nicole George, Iota Sigma
NS-Leadership, Liz Pelletier, Iota
NS-Recruitment, Mikaela Crosby, Beta Gamma
NS-Recruitment, Kristina Hurst, Alpha Lambda

Network 4

Network Director, Becky Rogers, Epsilon Omega
ADCS, Blair Dudley, Rho Omicron
NS-Alumnae, Melissa Underwood, Tau Omega
NS-Development, Jennifer Martinkovich, Epsilon Omega
NS-Finance, Sandi Chadwick, Pi Alpha
NS-Leadership, Ashley Dumat, Rho Omicron
NS-Leadership, Amy Pike, Alpha Chi
NS-Recruitment, Katherine Thornton, Nu Beta
NS-Recruitment, Amanda Story, Delta Omega

2012-2013 staff and volunteer directory

2 Network 5

Network 1 Network 5 Network Director, Kathy Andrews, Gamma Theta
Network 2 Network 6 ADCS, Whitney Waters, Nu Beta
Network 3 Network 7 NS-Alumnae, Debra Bass, Gamma Theta
Network 4 Network 8 NS-Alumnae, Marty Harrison, Lambda Sigma
NS-Development, Aimee Meyers, Gamma Delta
NS-Development, Melissa Healy, Omega
NS-Finances, Jill Forehand, Alpha Lambda
NS-Leadership, Becky Gamble, Gamma Sigma
NS-Leadership, Cayla Lanier, Gamma Theta
NS-Recruitment, Renee Hebert, Lambda Tau
NS-Recruitment, Celia Reed, Alpha Kappa

Network 6

Network Director, TBD
ADCS, Bailey Read, Rho Omicron
NS-Alumnae, Rene Fitzgerald, Pi Kappa
NS-Alumnae, Ally McArdle, Iota Tau
NS-Development, India Bounds, Gamma Sigma
NS-Development, Amy Jo Gabel, Epsilon Omega
NS-Finance, Jennifer Punzel, Kappa Sigma
NS-Leadership, Jen Hiebner, Phi Sigma
NS-Leadership, Meg Sisk, Phi Chi
NS-Recruitment, Megan Ehrisman, Iota
NS-Recruitment, Jill Subera, Tau

Network 7

Network Director, Kimberly McCollom, Delta Alpha
ADCS, Bailey Read, Rho Omicron
NS-Alumnae, Dolores Rhodes, Alpha Delta
NS-Alumnae, Patti Dowie, Kappa Tau
NS-Development, Teri Forsythe, Rho Omicron
NS-Development, Beth Franklin, Rho Omicron
NS-Finance, Grace Houston, Lambda Tau
NS-Leadership, Joelle McWilliams, Kappa Tau
NS-Leadership, Megan Morris, Sigma Omicron
NS-Recruitment, Hannah Beth Cobb, Zeta Pi
NS-Recruitment, Anna Davis, Alpha Kappa

Network 8

Network Director, Yvonne Sams, Chi Psi
ADCS, Andrea Theobald, Epsilon Omega
NS-Alumnae, Boualoy Dayton, Lambda Beta
NS-Alumnae, Liz Pietsch, Beta Phi
NS-Alumnae, Clara Tomsula, Alpha Omicron
NS-Development, Melanie Blackwell, Delta Sigma
NS-Development, Meghan Granito, Tau Gamma
NS-Development, Sarah Stanley, Sigma
NS-Development, Agatha Starczyk, Kappa Lambda
NS-Development, Jennifer Zoni, Sigma Phi
NS-Finance, Shala Sweet, Kappa Lambda
NS-Leadership, Christina Kraft-Andersen, Kappa Lambda
NS-Leadership, Theresa Ludvigson, Chi Psi
NS-Recruitment, Kera Hopper, Delta Sigma
NS-Recruitment, Deborah Tam, Beta Phi









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