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Being A Sorority Sister
Being a sorority sister, there is a certain expectation of social interaction and personal development; you can’t hide away. You are required to participate in activities which gets you out there doing stuff you may never have pictured yourself doing before. These experiences help to enrich your communication skills and responsibility.
As a sorority women you are presented with numerous opportunities to be a leader within your chapter. You can hold an officer position, leader positions and committee positions based on how involved you would like to be. Our ADPi chapter - Beta Epsilon - has won the Maxine Blake Golden Lion Award the last two years in a row which is the highest honor a chapter can receive. By receiving this award, your chapter …show more content…
First there’s Kathy Bates of American Horror Story. She has been nominated for over 100 awards in her lifetime and has won 29 of them. Not only is she an actor and director but she is also a spokesperson for lymphedema. Just this september she received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. We also have heavy hitters such as Karen Fairchild of Little Big Town, Nancy Grace of Nancy Grace, Karen Hughes who served as the Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs under the George W. Bush Administration and professional golfer Sandra Palmer. Probably the most aw-ing of these is Ainsley Earhardt, anchor and correspondent for Fox News. She was a Beta Epsilon which means she was an ADPi at the University of South Carolina. And of course there is Caroline Boyer, wife of country singer Luke Bryan and envy of every …show more content…
We are female senators and female astronauts. We defy all obstacles in our way nevertheless there are those individuals that give us stereotypes. For example ADPi’s stereotype is the “good girl”. According to this stereotype we are smart, bible girls that you take home to mom. I personally am not offended by this stereotype. It’s actually quite flattering. However I did meet a guy last year (now my friend) whom was shocked to learn I was an ADPi at a party; his reasoning being “I thought y’all just stayed in and studied” He quickly became aware of my pledge class and still laughs about this today. For those girls scare of being branded the “good girl” ADPi may not be right for
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