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Sigma Kappa
Send Us Your
Recruitment
Introduction
Forms (RIFs)!
W
ith fall recruitment nearing, it's time
to start sending us information on
potential new members you may know,
love, and who you think would make a
perfect fit for Sigma Kappa! Simply fill out
a Recruitment Introduction Form (RIF)
through sigmakappa.org by clicking
"Recommend a Member" at the bottom
of the page. If you have any questions
regarding legacies or the form, head
over to sigmakappa.org/top-stories/
legacy-policy for more information. We
are excited to meet and get to know all
of our potential new members!
VPPS Maysun Brady '17 at the Sweet Like
Sigma K philanthropy event, which raises
money for the Sigma Kappa Foundation.
Lindsey Early '03 worked while in college to
support herself and it was one of her biggest
accomplishments. She is now proud of her
career as the director of account management
at Redcard Systems and paying off her student
loans. Email: lindsey.early@gmail.com
Amy Boyce Steimel '06 was an office
assistant at Rabco Midwest post-college,
and her favorite activities were swimming
and scrapbooking. Her most treasured ΣΚ
experience has been having kids at the same
time and watching them grow together. Her
greatest advice is, "Don't settle for a job. Find
one you love." Email: amysteimel@gmail.com
Melissa Lachance Seevers '07 cherishes
the lifelong friends she made and one of her
greatest accomplishments was getting married
to her husband, Derek. She received her
master's degree in instructional technology
from NW Missouri State and loves hanging out
with her husband and two dogs, Louie and
Norman. Email: melissa3858@sbcglobal.net
Caitlin Mozier Young '07 remembers living
in the house and being on the executive
board. Now she is a nurse and advises her
sisters to "enjoy those years—they go by so
fast. Make memories to last a lifetime." Email:
cmozier@gmail.com
Lindsay Wilton Sayers '08 is a deputy
juvenile officer and she believes that "it's never
too late to grow even closer to your sisters. My
friendships with my sisters have expanded and
grown after college and they will be friendships
that last a lifetime." Email: lindsay10489@
gmail.com
Molly Marroquin Wemlinger '08 says her
favorite experience as an undergraduate was
attending convention and connecting with
Sigma Kappas from all over. Her greatest
accomplishment today is running in a
marathon and she advises collegiate sisters to
"relax—college is fun. Don't take yourself too
seriously." Email: mollywemlinger@gmail.com
Amy Finkle Goldstein '09 recalls studying
abroad in Spain and stepping outside her
comfort zone as an undergraduate. She has now
earned her master's degree and treasures going
through adulthood while building on ΣΚ sister
relationships. Email: afinkle18@gmail.com
Loriana Biscari Eggemeyer '10 loved
crafting while living in the chapter house and
participating in Homecoming. Her greatest
accomplishments are being a teacher and a
wife. She also loves seeing all of the awesome
work the chapter is doing. Email: biscario27@
gmail.com
Alumnae News
Then vs. Now
How the Past 60 Years
Have Changed Missouri State
1959 2019
Named Southwest Missouri
State College, or SMSC.
University President
was Roy Ellis.
There were 224 employees.
Student population was 1,292.
Named Missouri State
University, or MSU.
University President
is Clifton Smart.
There are 3,787 employees.
Student population is 26,182.
Sisters at the PHA photoshoot.Top:
Aylissa Skimehorn '16 and Phoebe
Groceman '18. Bottom: Ally Frey '17,
Claire Harter '17, and Rosie Pavalic '17.
