Alpha Epsilon Phi - The Ohio State University

ALPHA EPSILON PHI 3 T here are so many educational periods in our lives that only last for such a brief time: middle school (thank goodness), high school, college and, for some, post-graduate school. What does not have to come to an end after four short years, however, is our sisterhood in Alpha Epsilon Phi. I want to challenge each of you to read this newsletter front to back, and when you are finished, reach out to one sister, no matter how long it has been, and let her know how she has made a difference in your life. This may not be a challenge for some; if that is the case, then your challenge is to reach out to one sister whom you have not connected with for more than a year by sending a quick text, email, or message through social media. When you graduated from high school, however many years it has been, there was a reason you chose to enter the recruitment process and then another for why you accepted a bid to Alpha Epsilon Phi. You had gifts to offer to the chapter and your new sisters, and in turn, they had gifts to offer you. Sisters, those gifts still exist, and the great news is that through the years, we have all gained more experiences and talents that can be shared! Maybe you have a listening ear for a sister who is struggling and needs help being heard. Maybe your positive mindset is just what a sister needs as she navigates a new career. Maybe you need reconnection for your own self-care. Maybe your experiences can inspire a sister who is navigating a similar path. Maybe only you know what you need or have to offer at this point in your journey. Wherever you are in life, you are an Alpha Epsilon Phi. Today is the time to share your gifts with your sisters. An Everlasting Sisterhood Reach Out to a Sister Today! Our members love visiting each other over the summer before they head back to campus.From left: Taylor Fedner '22, Samara Liebman '22, Emily Slominsky '22, Dani Berman '22, and Lexi Geltziler '22. Sami Silver '21, Julia Brisk '21, and Maya Hollender '21 enjoy a night out on the town. Chapter President Shelby Fisher '22 VP of Operations Ashley Sukoff '21 VP of Risk Laci Tinter '21 VP of Philanthropy Talia Moses '22 VP of Housing Sophia Bunn '22 VP of Programming Alexis Mauriello '21 VP of Finance Jolie Liberman '21 VP of Scholarship Sophie Rice '21 VP of Standards Darah Greenbaum '21 VP of New Member Education Zoey Lansky '21 VP of Recruitment Shelby Wineburg '22 aephiosu.vprecruitment@ gmail.com Chapter Officers

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