Alpha Delta Pi - University of Kansas

Alpha Delta Pi 3 An Exciting Time to Be an Alpha Delta Pi Tau Welcomes 50 New Members through Formal Recruitment T he fall semester is off to a great start and it has been an exciting time for sisters at Tau Chapter. It has been filled with sisterhood, scholarship, leadership, and philanthropy. Additionally, we are having a wonderful time introducing our new members to our sisterhood. New Sisters Excited We kicked off the fall semester will formal recruitment in August. We are excited to announce that we welcomed 50 new members home to Tau Chapter and that initiation is scheduled for later this semester. These new members love learning about their new sisterhood and spending time at the chapter house. "They are a fantastic group of women," New Member Coordinator Erin Griffiths '11 said. Recruitment Information Wichita, Kan. Megan Lenahan '11 taupres@gmail.com (316) 640-1427 Bailey Borgmier '11 Overland Park, Kan. Recording Secretary Manager Alamo, Cal. Philanthropy Chairman Anne Schwartz '10 Leawood, Kan. Alumnae Relations Chairman Catie George '11 Molly Dougan '12 Corresponding Secretary Public Relations Tulsa, Okla. Chapter Committed to Raising GPA This semester, Tau participated in the Race for Ronald 5K on October 20. This is ADPi's annual philanthropy, with proceeds benefitting the Ronald McDonald House. President Nicole Nunes '10 Executive Vice President Kathleen Gerber '11 Bartlesville, Okla. Last semester, our chapter GPA was a 3.15. The officers of Tau, as well as all undergraduate members, have remained committed to raising our GPA. And with a revised scholarship plan, we know that we've made many strides in order to help our members be successful in the classroom. We look forward to sharing our results with you next semester! Members Look Forward to Philanthropy Event Tau Chapter Officers Julia Chasen '10 Historian Katie Schneider '12 Overland Park, Kan. Members enjoy the fall weather outside of the ADP house. Membership Education Sisters Involved in Leadership Roles Amanda Wingert '10 Tau Chapter is home to many leaders on campus and in the community. Kelly Murphy '11 is the Panhellenic president and Lauren Edwards '10 serves as director of recruitment. Julia Chasen '10 is president of Order of Omega and Katie Schmidt '11 was recently selected as a head recruitment counselor. Loyally, Nicole Nunes '10 taupres@gmail.com Vice President Sioux Falls, S.D. New Member Coordinator St. Louis, Mo. Chairman Omaha, Neb. Finance Vice President Megan Lenahan '11 Alamo, Calif. Finance Assistant Rebecca Olson '12 Ellsworth, Kan. Property Manager Erin Griffiths '11 Taylor Woodruff '11 Scholarship Chairman Director of Standards Overland Park, Kan. Paige Schmidt '11 Winfield, Kan. Caroline Nugent '11 Guard Carly Van Blaricum '12 Olathe, Kan. Leadership Chairman Rachel Weitekamp '11 Springfield, Ill. Recruitment Vice Overland Park, Kan. and Ethics Lee's Summit, Mo. Chaplain Jennifer Gaskill '12 Aledo, Texas Spirit Chair Becca Levine '12 St. Louis, Mo. President Director of Social Dodge City, Kan. Erin McFarland '10 Jasmine Estrada '12 taurecruitment@ gmail.com (620) 253-2278 Formal Recruitment Chairman Erin McFarland '10 Seniors celebrate their last preference ceremony during formal recruitment. Lenexa, Kan. Enrichment Lenexa, Kan. Music Chair Kal Dodson '10 Olathe, Kan. Panhellenic Delegate Michaella Schick '13 Shawnee, Kan.

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