Chi Omega - Oklahoma State University

TAU BETA CHAPTER | PAGE 7 CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE BOARD Amy Stevenson Mitchell '80 Honorary Chairman Cathy Ebert Jameson '68 Co-Chairman Lori Maine '84 Co-Chairman Marsha Clift Scott '65 Davis Brownley Wilson '66 Terry Nostrand Dupree '68 Margaret Gray Gall '72 Barbara Stevenson Pope '73 Linda Eckels Gee '77 Gail Webb Muncrief '77 Becky Steen '80 Kim Bagwell Hodges '81 Traci Shindell Jovanovic '81 Cindy Batt '82 Karen Kay Speer Chappell '84 Teri Rodgers Ogle '84 Michele Mussa Robertson '84 Paula Batt '85 Susan Crenshaw '02 Libby Mitchell Howard '12 HOUSE CORPORATION BOARD Leslie Russell Frazier '80 President Karen Schreiber '01 Vice President Carly Schnaithman Cordell '09 Secretary Stephanie Stewart Royce '84 Treasurer Mary Chase Dobson '73 Betty McMurtry Collins '80 Jana Brand Staples '80 Deborah Dage Hoss '83 Lori Maine '84 Kelly File Kavalier '00 Kelsi Baker Hernandez '03 Y ou are the only one who can place a value on your Chi Omega membership—the lifelong friendships you made, the development of your values and principles, and the many ways Tau Beta enhanced your college years and beyond. Your participation is vital to the future success of our fraternity. With your support, Tau Beta will continue to provide a premier living environment for future generations. Dear Chi Omega Sisters, Our beautiful house at 310 S. Monroe has stood long and proud for 92 years. To date, she has seen more than 3,100 members initiated. My name is Amy Mitchell. In 1980, I was initiated as a member of Chi Omega with 39 sisters at our beloved house. We can all be proud; Tau Beta Chapter is a strong, well organized and represented Chapter of our fraternity. Several years ago, I was involved silently with many of you to accomplish a partial remodel of our beautiful house. While this was seriously needed, we all knew it was a band-aid treating a terminal condition. I am not disappointed in the financial investment that was made 10 years ago; it has served our sisterhood well. We are now facing a time in the life of our Chapter to step forward and make preparations for a new structure. The House Corporation members can testify that we spend a huge amount of resources annually in a process that might be categorized as "end-of-life care" at ICU prices. The right people are in place to plan and implement this project. Women of Chi Omega had a vision and plan in 1928 to build our house; we now need to come together and build a beautiful, modern, and efficient home for our Chapter in the near future. I have been asked to serve as the Honorary Chair for this building committee. I will be authorizing a financial commitment of my own toward this project. I am asking for you to do the same. It is very important for the future of our Chapter that we receive the financial backing of the membership early and strong. The House Corporation and the building committee will be working together to put in place a beautiful new facility to meet the needs of our Chapter. Please consider and prepare your commitment to this project. Don't hesitate; it's time, and we need to hear from you. Your sister, Amy Stevenson Mitchell '80 Honorary Campaign Chairman Amy Stevenson Mitchell '80 with her daughters Allie Mitchell Jacobs '05 (Kappa Zeta/Texas Tech) and Libby Mitchell Howard '11 at Tau Beta Bid Day in 2010.

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