Pi Beta Phi - University of Georgia

MEMORIES ON MILLEDGE p. 5 PBF Tess Abraham • Milton, Georgia Gwendolyn Adkins • Tallahassee, Florida Bailey Amberg • Little Rock, Arkansas Rithika Archinapalli • Cleveland, Ohio Ireland Ashburn • Forsyth County, Georgia Katherine Bailey • Johns Creek, Georgia Elizabeth Bammann • Marietta, Georgia Vivien Beadle • Canton, Georgia Victoria Blanchet • Marietta, Georgia Gwendolyn Bridges • Fayetteville, Georgia Molly Brooks • Niceville, Florida Laria Bryant • Caldwell, New Jersey Madison Byrd • Atlanta, Georgia Rachel Carlson • Saint Simons Island, Georgia Angie Cho • Marietta, Georgia Alexandra Ciardiello • Metuchen, New Jersey Madison Cora • Atlanta, Georgia Madalyn Corcoran • Marietta, Georgia Kacey DePasquale • Boulder, Colorado Nicolette DiTano • Atlanta, Georgia Madeleine Feely* • Alpharetta, Georgia Frances Fields • Kingston, Georgia Ainsley Fischman • Canton, Georgia Madison Flynn • Smithtown, New York Silga Frachiseur • Hiram, Georgia Elena Franke • Marietta, Georgia Lindsey Gabler* • Tampa, Florida Isabelle Garcia • Jonesborough, Tennessee Julia Gibson* • Milton, Georgia Ashley Goldberg • Douglas, Georgia Sophie Gould • Marietta, Georgia Emma Guglielmo • Roswell, Georgia Riley Heitmann • Vienna, Virginia Gracie Iverson • Augusta, Georgia Kay Lee Jenkins* • Austin, Texas Rosemary John • Suwanee, Georgia Lillie Jones • Alpharetta, Georgia Rachel Kennedy • Alpharetta, Georgia Virginia Koronkowski* • Marietta, Georgia Jessica Lam • Memphis, Tennessee Kayla Lambert* • Woodstock, Georgia Kaitlyn Lauria • Suwanee, Georgia Elliana Loventhal* • Marietta, Georgia Lily Mahoney • Albany, New York Grace Mains • Marietta, Georgia Andie Martin • West Point, Georgia Brinley Martin • Augusta, Georgia Brooke McLain • Milton, Georgia Isabella Messick • Baltimore, Maryland Emily Miller • Nashville, Tennessee Emma Modlinski • Woodstock, Georgia Sarah Monarchik • Atlanta, Georgia Sydney Morse • Olathe, Kansas Leila Nadjariun • Decatur, Georgia Jolie Nelson • Atlanta, Georgia Caroline Oliver • Sandy Springs, Georgia Lauren Parramore • Greenwood, South Carolina Jennifer Parrish • Cleveland, Ohio Kathryn Penn • Atlanta, Georgia Emma Rose Pitts • Johns Creek, Georgia Mary-Kirwin Polite • Charlotte, North Carolina Ellie Pool* • Jasper, Georgia Mackenzie Powell • Arlington, Texas Alyson Rees • McLean, Virginia McKenzie Ross • Monroe, Georgia Katherine Rucker • Dallas, Texas Riley Schmidt • Moraga, California Emily Schulz • Atlanta, Georgia Jade Skok • Gaithersburg, Maryland Brianna Slider • Cumming, Georgia Melanie Smith* • Dunwoody, Georgia Lanie Snyder • Statham, Georgia Phoebe Sorkin • Suwanee, Georgia Noelle Svoboda • Houston, Texas Cassidy Tardif • Roswell, Georgia Sarah Taylor • Cumming, Georgia Emily Terry • Alpharetta, Georgia Demi Thomas • Stephens County, Georgia Anna Townsend • Roswell, Georgia Julia Laine Tucker • Cumming, Georgia Katie Tucker • Marietta, Georgia Taylor VanVarick • Cumming, Georgia Madison Wagner • Woodbine, Georgia Emily Waites* • Houston, Texas Rachel Weingarden • Plano, Texas Clara Wilt* • Virginia Beach, Virginia Madelyn Wolfe • Statesboro, Georgia Jamison Wood* • Hiawassee, Georgia *Legacy FALL 2020 GEORGIA ALPHA NEW MEMBERS experiences of future Pi Phis will be just as meaningful as ours were!" Elizabeth also chose to take advantage of the five year pledge schedule and encourages other alumnae to do the same to stretch their total giving. "I'm only giving up the cost of a large pizza every month, but it's going to make a significant, collective impact in the end." Elizabeth is an avid traveler, global resumé coach and advocate for professional development for women and minorities. She hopes to further her career goals as an expat someday and is excited where the future may lead her. Since quarantine life has put travel on hold, she is exploring her creative side and has launched her own Etsy shop where she sells handmade clay earrings. You can check out Elizabeth's work on Instagram at @pierced.goods or connect with her at elizabethgrace16@comcast.net. Introducing Pi Phi's New Diversity and Inclusion Chairman I n keeping with the changes we are implementing due to ongoing acts of racism and injustice nationwide, Pi Phi is proud to introduce our Diversity and Inclusion Chairman, Tanvi Raj '19. Tanvi will be helping our chapter become more inclusive and socially conscious. "With such unprecedented times, it is important now more than ever to educate ourselves and be held accountable for our misdoings. As the Director of Diversity and Inclusion, I believe in creating a safe environment where conversation is welcomed. I want to be able to foster change within our chapter. My goals for this semester include hosting educational seminars and discussions, organizing the DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) committee and creating a secure forum where members of Georgia Alpha can report any form of discrimination they have faced. These are just a few of my goals that I want to implement and I look forward to growing within the position and serving our chapter!" All women listed as the Fall 2020 Member class. Anticipated initiation in October.

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