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The 2018 Emerging Leader and Ruth Pretty Palmer recipients were announced this year at District Leadership Seminar.
The 2018 Emerging Leader Award Winners are:
Kekai Aquino, Epsilon Rho
Haleigh Avila, Tau
Melissa Bergmann, Epsilon Omicron
Mary Brinsko, Delta
Haley Crews, Gamma Theta
Marggi de Lusignan, Theta Pi
Devyn Diolazo, Upsilon
Madeline Filling, Theta Beta
Riley Geran, Zeta Omicron
Mikaela Guido, Gamma Gamma
Summer Jefferson, Delta Sigma
Pooja Juvekar, Zeta Omicron
Morgan Kaplan, Delta Nu
Brittany Kiss, Sigma
Elsa Mann, Alpha Psi
Lindsey Medeiros, Zeta Alpha
Bri Mirabile, Alpha Pi
Sarah Oakes, Gamma Theta
Michaela O'Connell, Gamma Omicron
Annie Ortega, Gamma Iota
Olivia Pruss, Alpha Eta
Rachel Ring, Psi
Adriana Sclafani, Sigma
Allie Selsberg, Gamma Omicron
Kelsey Shreve, Gamma Theta
Brianna Stevens, Theta Xi
Marissa Stinnett, Alpha Chi
Morgan Van Deynze, Beta Theta
Annie Velasco, Delta
Emily Waren, Alpha Eta
Nicole Webb, Gamma Mu
Naomi Westbrook, Omega
Anna Witwer, Tau
The 2018 Ruth Pretty Palmer Award Winners are:
Francesca Caravella, Theta Beta
Laryn Hilderbrandt, Epsilon Delta
Denton Hunter, Epsilon Eta
Rachel Ricker, Alpha Kappa
Cheyenne Ross, Delta Beta
Sarah Stewart, Rho
Hannah Summer, Zeta Sigma
Sarah Whitman, Gamma Xi
Gabby Williams, Alpha Epsilon
Published: August 8, 2018The 2018 Dorothy Shaw recipients were announced this year at Leadership Seminar.
The Dorothy Shaw Leadership Award is the highest individual honor given to a collegiate member
of Alpha Delta Pi. Applications are available online each spring. The completed forms must be
submitted to Executive Office by the date listed on the nomination form. The Dorothy Shaw
Leadership Award is given annually to a collegiate member of Alpha Delta Pi who:
• Is a current Junior or Senior
• Has a cumulative 3.40 GPA and is active in the sorority chapter as well as on campus.
• Has supporting information as requested on the application form.
This award is named in honor of Dorothy Pierpont Shaw, who pledged at Rho Chapter, Boston
University, in the fall of 1915, and initiated in February 1916. She later transferred to Psi Chapter,
University of California, Berkeley. Between 1920 and 1931, she served as Alumnae Secretary,
Registrar, Historian, Province President, and Grand Convention Manager. She published the first
national membership directory for the sorority.
The 2018 Dorothy Shaw Leadership Award recipients have held offices within Alpha Delta Pi from
Pride Leader to President. On campus, they were leaders and members of clubs and organizations
such as Student Government, Panhellenic Council, Mortar Board, professional organizations, and
sports teams. Some were also awarded Outstanding Greek Woman of the Year.
In the community, they volunteered countless hours with Habitat for Humanity, Special Olympics,
Relay for Life, and of course the Ronald McDonald House. Finally, with an average of a 3.73 GPA,
they are members of numerous honor societies including Order of Omega, Alpha Lambda Delta,
Omicron Delta Kappa, and Golden Key International Honor Society. Their lists of
accomplishments are long and impressive.
Erin Beauregard, Epsilon Rho - University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Kaitlin Brandt, Theta Eta – Drake University
Grace Davis, Delta Delta – University of Arkansas
Elaine Foley, Eta Nu – St. Louis University
Laura Frazier, Gamma Chi – Texas Christian University
Tori Hack, Theta Xi – University of Central Oklahoma
Annabelle Hale, Zeta Beta – North Carolina State University
Liz Hersey, Zeta Chi – Baylor University
Sarah Catherine Hurlock, Alpha Kappa – University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Lydia Johnson, Kappa – Samford University
Erin Klage, Alpha Beta – University of Iowa
Leah Kohler, Theta Beta – Coastal Carolina University
Alexis Larkin, Eta Gamma – Austin Peay State University
Katlyn Logsdon, Theta Nu – Christopher Newport University
Abby Meyer, Tau – University of Kansas
Mira Patel, Eta Epsilon – Miami University
Kathryn Rechenberg, Delta Phi – University of Missouri, Kansas City
Leila Sabet, Iota – Florida State University
Kyndal Scobee, Delta Mu – Sam Houston State University
Madison Slover, Gamma Eta – University of Memphis
Summer Smith, Alpha Eta – Kansas State University
Taylor Templeton, Gamma Chi – Texas State University
The 2018 Collegiate Chapter Award recipients were announced this year at Leadership Seminar.
Alpha Delta Pi collegiate chapter awards serve to motivate and inspire chapters. The goal of the
awards program is to create positive momentum, celebrate success, and reward the highest level of
excellence in our sisterhood.
Chapter awards are achieved by meeting high standards in whole-chapter operations across all
functional areas, including recruitment, member retention, membership engagement, involvement in
outside organizations and campus leadership positions, chapter members service hours, chapter
GPA, business operations including accounts receivable and net income, and member experience
based on responses to the annual membership survey.
Performance awards are based on the academic year and are presented annually at the summer
meeting, except for the Maxine Blake Golden Lion Award, which is presented once a biennium
during Grand Convention. Chapters apply annually in the spring for the award for which they
determine they qualify; however, if a chapter does not qualify for the awards for which they have
applied, their application can be considered for a lesser award. Chapters can receive only one
award on the Performance Award spectrum per year. There are three levels of awards given out at
Leadership Seminar. Award criteria is outlined in the Chapter Operations Book. Chapters may
receive the One Diamond, Two Diamond, or Three Diamond Award.
One Diamond
Alpha Psi – University of Southern California
Eta Eta – South Dakota School of Mines & Technology
Epsilon Rho – University of Nevada, Las Vegas
Gamma Xi – University of California, Santa Barbara
Eta Lambda – Albright College
Lambda – Brenau University
Iota Beta – Campbell University
Two Diamond
Theta Lambda – Franklin & Marshall College
Epsilon Psi – Tennessee Technological University
Eta Omega – Centre College
Theta Iota – Bucknell University
Beta Nu – University of Georgia
Gamma Pi – Wagner College
Beta Alpha – Indiana University
Gamma Tau – University of Vermont
Theta Chi – Charleston Southern University
Delta Nu – Southeast Missouri State University
Epsilon Delta – Western Kentucky University
Epsilon Zeta – Texas State University
Beta Upsilon – University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Zeta Xi – University of Virginia
Beta Beta – University of Tennessee, Chattanooga
Zeta Zeta – Augusta University
Alpha Kappa – University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Eta Phi – Furman University
Chi – Wittenberg University
Eta Pi – Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Delta Omicron – East Carolina University
Delta Mu – Sam Houston State University
Rho – Boston University
Delta Gamma – University of Arizona
Alpha Eta – Kansas State University
Zeta Iota – Georgia College & State University
Alpha Gamma – University of Missouri, Columbia
Eta Alpha – University of North Carolina, Wilmington
Theta Mu – Loyola University of Chicago
Zeta Psi – University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Theta Sigma – West Chester University of Pennsylvania
Theta Zeta – Washington & Lee University
Alpha Iota – University of Pittsburgh
Alpha Pi – The George Washington University
Epsilon Omicron – Murray State University
Beta Eta – University of Michigan
Gamma Phi – East Tennessee State University
Zeta Phi – Francis Marion University
Three Diamond
Delta Pi – Ripon College
Gamma Kappa – West Virginia Wesleyan College
Zeta Sigma – College of Charleston
Epsilon Nu – Ashland University
Zeta Nu – Clemson University
Beta Sigma – Mercer University
Theta Delta – University of Delaware
Theta Beta – Coastal Carolina University
Kappa – Samford University
Epsilon Chi – Longwood University
Zeta Upsilon – Oakland University
Zeta Beta – North Carolina State University
Delta Delta – University of Arkansas
Eta Nu – St. Louis University
Zeta Tau – Winthrop University
Alpha Theta – University of Washington
Gamma Mu – Missouri State University
Zeta Gamma – University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Theta Nu – Christopher Newport University
Omicron – Duke University
Theta Gamma – Sonoma State University
Beta Tau – University of Akron
Theta Rho – Sacred Heart University
Epsilon Pi – Georgia Southern University
Seeking to identify a dynamic nonprofit executive prepared to build upon the current successes of the Sorority as well as partner with Grand Council (Board of Directors) to manage significant organizational change. As Executive Director, the successful candidate will serve as the chief staff executive overseeing the operations and activities of the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority and Alpha Delta Pi International Housing, Inc. (IHC), advising and making recommendations to the Officers and Grand Council, administering and implementing strategic and policy decisions made by Grand Council, and cultivating and maintaining effective staff performance to assure the attainment of the Sorority’s strategic initiatives.
The successful candidate will be a senior executive with at least 10 years of related experience working with top-level management and non-profit volunteers, a skilled talent manager with the ability to train, motivate and work with others, an excellent communicator and consensus builder, and an innovative and forward-thinking leader.
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Interested candidates should send a cover letter, including salary requirements, and resume to info@raybourn.com. Please no phone calls. Resumes will be accepted through September 7, 2018. EOE/M/D/V.
Application Deadline
The Tau Building Association's annual meeting will take place Sunday, September 16, 2018 at the chapter house: 1600 Oxford Rd. Lawrence, KS 66044.. Brunch will be served at 10:30 am CT and the meeting will begin at 11 am CT. Please email taucorpboard@gmail.com with questions.
Annual Meeting