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Omicron Chapter of Alpha Phi
O
ur investment in the future of Omicron will establish our
chapter for future success and will promote a legacy upon
which to build an even greater sisterhood. With the challenges
in today's society, sororities play a pertinent part in shaping the
lives of young women. Not only does Alpha Phi provide a solid
foundation for their education, it also affords opportunities for
high academic achievement and the development of leadership
and social skills both during college and in the workforce.
The undergraduate women have made a commitment to work hard
in maintaining the programs and traditions that have benefited the
lives of so many Alpha Phis over the years. Together with our
active members, the volunteer leadership of the Omicron House
Corporation Board is committed to this major undertaking, which
will allow us to compete with other sororities and housing options
around campus.
We urge your thoughtful consideration of this plan. With your
support, Alpha Phi will continue to provide a quality living
environment that supports, nurtures, and develops outstanding
young women with the skills and confidence to face an ever-
changing world. The commitment we make today cannot be
underestimated—it will have a far-reaching effect on the lives of
our Omicron sisters for years to come.
Ensuring Our Future
How yoU Can Help
omiCron house
CorPorAtion BoArd
tammy grzeskowiak
HCB President
sharon Korte
Food Service Committee Chair
Cathy heinsohn
Nominations Committee Chair
and Decorating Committee
Co-Chair
janet Papageorge
HCB Secretary
Beth weinsting
Director of Facilities
Cheri marks
HCB Member
Lisa Bollmann uphoff
Architectural Committee Chair
and Decorating Committee
Co-Chair
jenn mcnay
Fundraising Chair
Karen montalto
HCB Member - Newsletter
Beth owens schwab
HCB Member
Kate wood
HCB Member -
Former President
Andrea wilt
HCB Treasurer
jill waldrop
HCB Member
marcia Lane
HCB Member
nancy magee
HCB Member
sarah mcmillen
HCB Member
Blair mcnamee ward
HCB Member
