We embrace every woman's uniqueness, we encourage and support each other's goals and dreams, and we value character above all else. I hope you are able to see what we are all about here at Epsilon Mu. At Alpha Delta Pi, we are a sisterhood of friends, a family of individuals, and a home away from home. On May 15, 1851, Eugenia Tucker Fitzgerald and five of her closest friends founded the Adelphean Society, which later became Alpha Delta Pi, and the first. I invite you to explore our website and learn more about this sisterhood and the place my sisters and I call home. Alpha Delta Pi provides a safe place for girls to be. My hope is that each woman that walks through our door knows that she is valued here for who she is, and that she can always find a home at Epsilon Mu. Alpha Delta Pi values the lasting bonds created through the sorority long past the four years of college. The women of Epsilon Mu are some of the most passionate, involved, and hardworking women I’ve ever met, and I’m proud to call each of them my sister.Īs President, I strive to lead the women of this chapter in a way that celebrates what they bring to the table, and encourages them to grow throughout their time here. For the past 3 years not a day has gone by that I’m not motivated and inspired by my sisters. I knew that I wanted to surround myself with women like that during my college experience. Alpha Delta Pi immediately stood out to me from the genuine love they had for each other, and the authentic conversations I had with each woman that I talked to. I had always dreamed of the day I would get to go through sorority recruitment and find my home away from home on my college campus. I am proud to be a part of an organization that celebrates their members in the good moments, and rallies around them when times get tough. The founders created The Adelphean Society for the 'mental, moral, social, and. Alpha Delta Pi, originally called The Adelphean Society, is known for being the first secret society for women. Philanthropy: Ronald McDonald House Charities. Alpha Delta Pi was founded on at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, GA and was installed in Austin Peay’s campus in 1983. Chapter Values: Leadership, Scholarship, Sisterhood, Service. This chapter has offered me a sense of belonging and support, and has pushed me to achieve things I could never have imagined when I was going through recruitment. Alpha Delta Pi at the University of Kentucky is committed to sisterhood, values and ethics, high academic standards, and social and philanthropic involvement. When I reflect on my time at UNI, I find ADPi at the center of some of the best memories. Alpha Delta Pi sisterhood starts on bid day and lasts a lifetime through our invaluable alumnae network and lifelong friendships.Hello, and welcome to Epsilon Mu chapter of Alpha Delta Pi! My name is Erin Hassenstab, and I have the joy and privilege of serving as Epsilon Mu’s Chapter President for 2021. Whether it is here at UCSB, at another chapter, or even abroad, sisters of ADPi are everywhere and always willing to support one another. Our open motto, “We Live For Each Other,” exemplifies the uniquely strong sisterhood of Alpha Delta Pi. Phi chapter began as a well-established local, Pi Alpha Tau, and became not only the first sorority at Hanover, but also the first Alpha Delta Pi chapter in Indiana. and Canada, and has proudly initiated over 260,000 members.įor 169 years, our sisters have been guided by ADPi’s founding principles of sisterhood, scholarship, leadership, and service to others, upholding the legacy of being the “First. Finest. Forever.” Binding every Alpha Delta Pi together since our founding in 1851, the sisterhood within our chapter provides the foundation for a lifetime of empowerment. Since its establishment at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, our sorority has expanded to more than 155 collegiate chapters throughout the U.S. In 1851, Alpha Delta Pi became the world’s first secret society for collegiate women, setting the foundation for the entire sorority system as we know it today.
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