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Sep 25

2024-2025 Foundation Scholarship Winners


The Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation is pleased to award 55 sisters scholarships and educational grants as a part of the Foundation's annual scholarship program. Please join us in recognizing this year's winners.


This year, the Foundation was pleased to present two recipients with the Theta Centennial Scholarship which was established by Theta Chapter at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign alumnae in celebration of the Theta Chapter’s Centennial celebration in 2023. This is the first year the scholarship has been awarded. Read more here.


Thanks to the generosity of our donors, the Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation is able to give thousands of dollars worth of scholarship and grant money to collegians and alumnae each year. In support of our Founders' mission "the advancement of womanhood," these funds enable sisters to achieve excellence, impact their communities and change the world. Help us continue to make an impact in sisters' lives and provide these scholarship opportunities by making a gift today!


Please join us in recognizing this year's winners:


NAMED SCHOLARSHIPS


ALI WARD DELTA IOTA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established by the sisters of the Delta Iota Chapter at Central Michigan University in loving memory of their sister, Ali Ward. Funding for this scholarship has been provided by the sisters of the Delta Iota Chapter and Ali's parents, Tom and Carol. As a only child, Ali loved every aspect of Greek life, but especially finding "Forever Sisters". She was a radiant soul, who touched so many lives in a positive way. This scholarship will be awarded based on service to Phi Sigma Sigma, campus and community.


Awarded to Hadley Denbroeder, Delta Iota Chapter at Central Michigan University



ALLISON BETH SCHMIDT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Allison Beth Schmidt served as archon of Delta Eta Chapter at the University of Delaware in 1991-92. The alumnae and collegians of Delta Eta endowed a Foundation scholarship in Allison's memory to ensure her legacy would carry on. This is awarded to a sister pursuing her educational goals based on service to sorority, campus and community.


Awarded to Marcela Alfaro, Zeta Alpha Chapter at Woodbury University



ARIEL ROSE BLACK THETA IOTA CHAPTER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established by the Theta Iota Chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma in memory of their beloved sister, Ariel Rose Black. Ariel was dedicated, hardworking, and aimed high in all that she did. Ariel served her chapter as the scholarship chair, transforming the role of excellence in scholarship within her chapter. This scholarship will be awarded annually to a sister of the Theta Iota chapter who emulates Ariel's commitment to all facets of her life including scholarship, chapter contributions and involvement in her community.


Awarded to Ella Schultz, Delta Iota Chapter at Central Michigan University



THE ARTHUR AND CLARISSE MARKOWITZ BOOK AWARD

The Markowitz Book Award was originally established by Past Grand Archon Clarisse Harrison Markowitz (Pi Chapter at Syracuse University) in memory of her husband, Arthur Markowitz. In 1994, the award became the Arthur and Clarisse Markowitz Book Award to honor both Clarisse and Arthur Markowitz. All sisters of Phi Sigma Sigma attending, or who will be attending, an accredited law school in the fall are eligible for this scholarship, which is awarded largely on the basis of contribution to sorority and community.


Awarded to Mataya Winchester, Iota Pi Chapter at Salem State University



BERTHA & MAC BODIAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established by Carol Schwartz (Zeta Chapter at University of California- Los Angeles) in loving memory of her mother and father, Bertha and Mac Bodian, who strongly believed in academics and in Phi Sigma Sigma. This scholarship is awarded to a sister who has shown exemplary service and leadership in Phi Sigma Sigma and on her campus. In addition, this woman must exhibit high academic achievement.


Awarded to Emily Kolominsky, Iota Tau Chapter at Miami University of Ohio



BETA ALPHA NICOLE SCHIFFMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established by the Beta Alpha (University of Maryland) House Corporation and sisters wishing to honor the memory of collegian Nicole Schiffman, this scholarship is presented to a Beta Alpha member who demonstrates commitment to the Fraternity and its core values above and beyond the norm based on service to sorority, community, campus and Greek life.


Awarded to Olivia Abajian, Beta Alpha Chapter at the University of Maryland - College Park



CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The Centennial Scholarship was established by the Centennial Club donors in honor of the 100th anniversary of the founding of Phi Sigma Sigma as a lasting and generous scholarship that will be awarded annually to a deserving sister so that she may achieve her educational dreams. It is awarded to the Phi Sigma Sigma sister who has demonstrated an "above and beyond" commitment to the Fraternity. The annual recipient is selected based equally on the sister's chapter, campus and community involvement, as well as her outstanding academic achievement.




Awarded to Emma Kiaie, Epsilon Epsilon Chapter at California State University, Bakersfield





Being part of Phi Sigma Sigma has been such an important part of my life, and this scholarship feels like an affirmation of all the hard work and passion I’ve put into my studies and service. I’m truly honored to represent our sisterhood, and I’m more determined than ever to make the most of this opportunity. These scholarships give me hope that in the future I will be able to give time back to the organization that made me the leader I am today.


CHRIS & CHARLIE SENSENEY SCHOLARSHIP

The Charlie and Chris Senseney Scholarship was established in honor of Charlie and Chris Senseney. This scholarship is awarded to sisters who are aiming towards a career in public service including law, government service or criminal justice – fields that were close to both Chris and Charlie’s hearts. This award is available to both undergraduate and graduate students.


Awarded to Jacey Wagner, Gamma Nu Chapter at Rutgers University - New Brunswick



CRISTINA EL SHAHAWI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship honors the memory of Epsilon Kappa chapter sister Cristina El Shahawi who passed away in a car accident in 2013. During her time as a collegian, Cristina served as membership recruitment chairman (MRC). Her fun, laidback and easy going personality was a joy to be around. This scholarship honors her legacy and the impact she left on so many.


Awarded to Vishmitha Dsouza, Delta Lambda Chapter at Muhlenberg College



DAKOTA EVERTT SCHMIDT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established in memory of Dakota Everett Schmidt, son of MacKenzie Schmidt, Theta Upsilon Chapter at the University of La Verne, and all babies who have passed away too soon. This scholarship is awarded to sisters who are aiming towards a career in health and human services, including medical, nursing, health sciences, psychology, sociology and anthropology with an emphasis on women’s health in the area of neonatal and pregnancy loss.


Awarded to Hope Safai, Gamma Psi Chapter at McDaniel College



DANIELLE NGUYEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Danielle graduated with a degree in social work from Western Illinois University, and planned to work with abused women. To honor her, the sisters of Epsilon Psi established the scholarship to be awarded specifically to a Phi Sigma Sigma pursuing a career in social work. The scholarship is based on service to the community and campus, service to sorority and Greek life.


Awarded to Ella Mazurek, Theta Chapter at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign



DR. HELEN VASSALLO GAMMA IOTA SCHOLARSHIP

In honor of their long time Faculty Advisor, Dr. Helen Vassallo, the collegiate and alumnae sisters at Worcester Polytechnic Institute have established the Dr. Helen Vassallo Gamma Iota Scholarship. It is awarded to the Gamma Iota sister who has demonstrated an "above and beyond" commitment to the Fraternity and its core values. The annual recipient is selected based equally on the sister's chapter, campus and community involvement, as well as her outstanding academic achievement.




Awarded to Selina Tran, Gamma Iota Chapter at Worcester Polytechnic Institute





"Receiving the Dr. Helen Vassallo Gamma Iota scholarship is a tremendous honor that reflects my deep commitment to Phi Sigma Sigma and its core values. Although I never had the privilege of meeting Helen, her wisdom and legacy continue to inspire and shape our chapter today. This scholarship motivates me to strive for excellence and lead with the same integrity and empathy that she embodied. I am eager to carry the invaluable experiences I've gained from Phi Sig into my future endeavors!" - Selina Tran


ERIN DAGENAIS MEMORIAL BOOK AWARD

The Erin Dagenais Memorial Book Award has been established by Theta Iota Chapter, University of Michigan – Flint to honor chapter sister Erin, who passed away in 2016. This scholarship is available for undergraduate and graduate students, based on service in the sorority, service in Greek life, service in the community, service on campus and GPA.


Awarded to Sara Rothenbaum, Theta Delta Chapter at the University of Illinois at Chicago



ERIN MICHELLE SAY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The sisters of Delta Chi established this Foundation scholarship in memory of their sister, Erin Michelle Say, who was a communications major at Shippensburg University. The scholarship is awarded to a sister pursuing her educational goals based on academic excellence, as well as service to sorority, campus and community.




Awarded to Sofia Heuerman, Theta Psi Chapter at Alma College





"Thank you so much for choosing me for the Erin Michelle Say Memorial Scholarship and for investing in me and my education. I am beyond grateful for the opportunity to receive this scholarship. Joining Phi Sigma Sigma has helped me grow so much. This scholarship helps me continue to go to the school I love and be with the people I love. I hope to carry on the legacy of Erin Michelle Say through this scholarship and by doing volunteer work in the Alma community, through my role in the Theta Psi Chapter, and my academics." -Sofia Heuerman


HELEN BERKOWITZ MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established by Rachel and Valerie Berkowitz in memory of their mother, Helen Berkowitz. This scholarship was created to ensure Helen's memory and love for education, the Fraternity, and her beloved Nu Chapter at the University of Pennsylvania where she served as chapter advisor for many years, would live on. It is awarded primarily on the basis of academic achievement and contribution to sorority and community activities.


Awarded to Ella Walsh, Theta Chapter at the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign



JEANINE JACOBS GOLDBERG MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

When Past Grand Archon Jeanine Jacobs Goldberg (Nu Chapter at University of Pennsylvania) retired from Supreme Council in 1985, Phi Sigma Sigma established this scholarship in honor of her outstanding service and never-ending dedication to the Fraternity. This scholarship is awarded to a sister who is pursuing a post-graduate degree, with preference to those pursuing a law degree, and who exhibits high academic achievement and unselfish dedicated service to Phi Sigma Sigma.




Awarded to Julia Kokotakis, Beta Eta Chapter at The Pennsylvania State University





"This fall I begin my three-year journey as a graduate student at Johns Hopkins University where I will pursue a degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. This program has been a dream of my own for a long time, and through the financial aid that you have provided me with, I am fortunate enough to lessen the financial stressors and focus on my professional development. I am proud to be a member of such an incredible organization like Phi Sigma Sigma. I am grateful for the numerous leadership opportunities that I served under during my undergraduate; all of which had pushed me to develop into a critical thinker, team player and confident woman. I will forever take those lessons with me and apply these skills into my graduate program and future work." - Julia Kokotakis


JOSETTE GEORGE KAUFMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established in memory of Past Grand Archon and NPC Delegate, Josette George Kaufman (Beta Psi at University of Florida). Through her dedication and involvement in the Fraternity, the interfraternal community, and her local community, Josette was a true servant leader - a sister who put the needs of others first and helped people develop and perform to their fullest potential. This scholarship was created to support collegiate and alumnae students who embody Josette's spirit and will be awarded based on involvement in the Panhellenic community as well as service to Phi Sigma Sigma and the local community.




Awarded to Elisabeth Rowe, Gamma Tau Chapter at Northern Kentucky University





"I am so grateful to be selected to receive the Josette George Kaufman Memorial Scholarship. I, like Josette, was heavily involved in the Panhellenic community. I had the opportunity to serve in several executive positions on Gamma Tau's executive board as well as serve on Panhellenic Council as the Executive Vice President at Northern Kentucky University (NKU). Phi Sigma Sigma, specifically the Gamma Tau Chapter, and the Panhellenic community have left a lasting impact on my life and I am honored to be recognized by the Fraternity for my work and dedication. This award will help me pay for graduate school so I can become a counselor and help those struggling with mental health. As a counselor, I hope to help clients grow and reach their fullest potential, much like Josette has helped sisters. In my alumnae years, I hope I can give back to the chapter as it has given so much to me." - Elisabeth Rowe


KATIE VASHON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP (ZETA ZETA)

Established by the Zeta Zeta Chapter Quinnipiac University in loving memory of their sister Katie Vashon, this scholarship is awarded to a sister of the Zeta Zeta Chapter. Katie exemplified what it truly means to be a sister. She was a dedicated member of the chapter who worked hard to give back to the community. Katie also excelled in academics. Because Katie had great balance between dedication to the chapter, campus, and community, the recipient must show exemplary service in these areas.


Awarded to Joey Tannenbaum, Zeta Zeta Chapter at Quinnipiac University



KRISTINA WITTEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Kristina Witten was a loved alumnae member of the Epsilon Chi Chapter at Indiana University Southeast who passed away on July 5, 2010 as a result of Cystic Fibrosis. She loved life and she showed it by getting out in the world and experiencing it. Kristina's death brought great sadness to those who knew her. For the sisters of the Kentuckiana Alumnae Chapter, and all who supported their efforts, establishing Kristina's scholarship helped turn that sadness into joy as Kristina's story teaches others not only about Cystic Fibrosis but about living every moment as if it were your last. Collegians and graduate students pursuing a career in the medical field are eligible for this scholarship which is awarded on academic achievement and community service.


Awarded to Natalie Portal, Theta Sigma Chapter at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth



LOS ANGELES COUNTY ALUMNAE CHAPTER BOOK AWARD

Established by the Los Angeles County Alumnae Chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma. This book award will be given annually to a sister who has shown outstanding leadership to the sorority and campus as well as service to her community. Preference will be giving to a sister who is a resident of or attending a school in Los Angeles County.


Awarded to Margaux Forget, Zeta Delta Chapter at Bentley University



LINDSEY ORSER MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established by the Delta Delta Chapter at Linfield College wishing to honor the memory of alumna Lindsey Orser. Lindsey was a beautiful young woman who would light up a room with her presence, personality and smile. Throughout her short life, she touched many people's lives, was compassionate for and loved others unconditionally. Lindsey was a friend to all. Preference will be given to a Delta Delta sister for this scholarship. This scholarship is presented to a member who demonstrates commitment to the Fraternity and its values above and beyond the norm based on service to sorority, community, campus and academics.




Awarded to Ally Nicklous, Delta Delta Chapter at Linfield University





"Being awarded this scholarship provides me the opportunity to continue my higher education and beyond. Phi Sigma Sigma has been incredibly beneficial in supporting me through undergraduate years at Linfield University. Thank you to the Foundation as a whole for choosing me as a recipient and to all the supporters who make these scholarships and grants happen. I hope I can radiate Lindsey's love and compassion she showed to the world. Once a Phi Sig Always a Phi Sig." - Ally Nicklous


MAMIE KLEIN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established in honor of the late Mamie Shulkin Klein (Pi Chapter at Syracuse University), past Executive Secretary and Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation President. Through her dedication and active participation in the Fraternity, Mamie Klein exemplified the true Phi Sigma Sigma - a sister who gives of herself, to her chapter, and to the sorority. Collegians and graduates attending school full-time are eligible and the scholarship is awarded primarily on the basis of contribution to the sorority.


Awarded to Olivia Bruce, Epsilon Chi Chapter at Indiana University Southeast



MARCIE SABRIN BERSON SERVICE SCHOLARSHIP

Established by Marcie Sabrin Berson, Beta Chapter at Tufts University, this scholarship supports sisters who have true financial need, demonstrate strong academic achievement and are committed to service through volunteering, strong chapter participation or high levels of involvement in their campus community.


Awarded to Liz Bastible, Delta Xi Chapter at Binghamton University of SUNY



MARIA ARENA MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Funded by the Delta Zeta (Stevens Institute of Technology) Housing Corporation this scholarship is restricted to women majoring in engineering and the sciences. It was the first Foundation scholarship to be endowed by a housing corporation, and was established in memory of Maria Arena, an alumna of the Delta Zeta Chapter at Stevens Institute of Technology. The scholarship is awarded to the most qualified applicant based on academic achievement in the area of engineering, as well as service to sorority, campus and community.




Awarded to Diya Jariwala, Delta Zeta Chapter at Stevens Institute of Technology





"I am honored to receive the Maria Arena Memorial Scholarship as a part of the Delta Zeta Chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma. It is with great pride that I continue Maria’s legacy by striving for the same academic excellence as well as service to our chapter and community that Maria upheld. As a Biomedical Engineering major with plans to advance my education in medical school, this support motivates me to continue to contribute meaningfully both to my academic pursuits in the field of healthcare and to my community at large." - Diya Jariwala


MICHELLE STACEY FRIEDMAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Established in memory of a Michelle, a founding sister of the Epsilon Theta Chapter at Montclair State (NJ), who had an unyielding love for her sorority, sisters and Greek life. The Michelle Stacey Friedman Scholarship was funded by her friends, sisters and family, and is presented to the sister who has shown exemplary service and leadership in Phi Sigma Sigma, on her campus and in the community.


Awarded to Emma Adams, Theta Psi Chapter at Alma College



NICOLE MARIE HODGINS CAGLE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

This scholarship honors the memory of Epsilon Phi chapter sister Nicole Hodgins Cagle, and is available to undergraduate and graduate sisters. This fund was established to remember an Epsilon Phi Chapter founder, Nicole Marie Hodgins Cagle and to celebrate the Epsilon Phi chapter’s 25th anniversary. Selection of scholarship recipients will be based equally on chapter involvement, campus involvement, community involvement and grade point average, with preference given to Epsilon Phi sisters.




Awarded to Nazly Maguire, Iota Mu Chapter at University of New Haven





"Going back to school to continue my education was not an easy decision for me. Not only did I have to consider the time commitment, as I prepared to bring another daughter into this world weeks before the semester started, I also had to consider the cost and the impact it would have on my family. My work as a Victim Services Advocate truly my passion and has left me feeling fulfilled in my life; but to further impact my community, I knew it was important to further my education and to learn the best practices that I could apply in my field. I also knew that Phi Sigma Sigma’s motto Diokete Hupsala was something that I lived and breathed as a mantra. I wanted to be a woman of excellence and one that my daughters could look up to. So that meant taking that leap of faith and enrolling in graduate studies. This scholarship opportunity made that decision possible. It has enabled me to be a woman of substance and to further my impact in my job. From the depth of my heart, thank you so much. Being a member of this organization has superseded the four years of undergraduate education and has proven that it is indeed for life. Once a Phi Sigma Sigma, Always a Phi Sigma Sigma." - Nazly Maguire


PAST GRAND ARCHON'S SCHOLARSHIP

Established upon Past Grand Archon's Judith Howard Distler's retirement from Supreme Council, this scholarship is awarded to juniors, seniors and post-graduate degree candidates and is based on continuing leadership and devotion to Phi Sigma Sigma. Judith Howard Distler is a member of the Zeta Chapter at University of California-Los Angeles. Recipients are recognized for exemplifying the ideals associated with our Past Grand Archons.




Awarded to Katya Rodriguez Roman, Theta Upsilon Chapter at the University of La Verne





"Receiving this scholarship has substantially alleviated the financial burden associated with pursuing a doctoral degree. This financial assistance will allow me to focus more intently on my studies, research, and professional development without the constant stress of financial constraints. The peace of mind this scholarship brings is invaluable, and it has already begun to make a positive difference in my life. Looking ahead, this scholarship is not just a financial aid; it is a crucial stepping stone towards my aspirations of increasing educational equity and ultimately transforming the education landscape at a national level. With your support, I am one step closer to realizing my goal of building an equitable education system across the country. I am committed to making a meaningful impact and ensuring that every student has access to high quality education, regardless of their background or circumstance." - Katya Rodriguez Roman


SUNSHINE STATE SCHOLARSHIP

Funded by the South Florida Alumnae Chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma, the scholarship supports a Phi Sigma Sigma attending school in the state of Florida. This is the first Foundation scholarship endowed by an alumnae chapter.


Awarded to Lucy McDonald, Iota Eta Chapter at Florida Institute of Technology



THETA CENTENNIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The Theta Centennial Scholarship was established by Theta Chapter alumnae to celebrate the chapter's Centennial and to ensure the perpetuity of Theta Chapter. This award is presented to collegiate members of Theta Chapter who are current juniors as defined by the University of Illinois and demonstrate service to the sorority, to fraternity/sorority life or to the campus; and maintain a GPA of 3.0 or better. Preference will be given to collegians who have served or are serving on the chapter executive board.



Awarded to Kailey Gara, Theta Chapter at the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign and Sophia Liakas, Theta Chapter at the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign



"Receiving the Phi Sigma Sigma Theta Centennial Scholarship means the world to my family and me. It alleviates the financial stress that comes with paying for college. I'm so grateful for this scholarship and I can't wait to see what opportunities present themselves due to receiving this scholarship!" - Kailey Gara

"Winning the Theta Centennial Scholarship is an incredible honor that reaffirms my commitment to academic excellence, leadership and service within our sisterhood. It reflects not just my individual achievements, but the support and inspiration I’ve received from my sisters. This scholarship motivates me to continue pursuing my goals with passion and to give back to the community that has shaped me into the leader I am today.” - Sophia Liakas


VEACHEY R BLOOM BOOK AWARD

Established by Past Grand Archon Veachey R. Bloom (Xi Chapter at Temple University), this award is presented to a Phi Sigma Sigma pursuing a degree in business or a related field with preference given to Human Resources majors. The award is based on service to the community and campus, service to sorority and Greek life.


Awarded to Sydney Walbridge, Zeta Delta Chapter at Bentley University



Chapter Educational Funds


BETA RHO CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Rylee Walsh, Beta Rho Chapter at Drexel University


DELTA IOTA CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Bianca Cabarios, Delta Iota Chapter at Central Michigan University


DELTA LAMBDA CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Emma Millheim, Delta Lambda Chapter at Muhlenberg College


GAMMA NU CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Danielle Buro, Gamma Nu Chapter at Rutgers University - New Brunswick


GAMMA TAU CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Hailey Ausbrooks, Gamma Tau Chapter at Northern Kentucky University


IOTA ALPHA CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Emily Lumetta, Iota Alpha Chapter at Saginaw Valley State University


IOTA ZETA CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Kyla Morgenstern, Iota Zeta Chapter at the University of Minnesota - Duluth


PI CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Amanda Warwick, Pi Chapter at Syracuse University


THETA CHI CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Sicilia Oseguera, Theta Chi Chapter at California State University, Sacramento


THETA PSI CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Kylie Hofstra, Theta Psi Chapter at Alma College


XI CHAPTER EDUCATIONAL FUND

Awarded to Jules Jacob, Xi Chapter at Temple University


EDUCATIONAL GRANTS

Awarded to:

  • Abigael Abarca, Iota Tau Chapter at Miami University of Ohio

  • Jess Blandi, Zeta Zeta Chapter at Quinnipiac University

  • Allie DiMaria, Epsilon Chapter at Adelphi University

  • Melanie Furman, Gamma Zeta Chapter at the University of Rhode Island

  • Noula Karaszi, Iota Xi Chapter at Sonoma State University

  • Dakota LaPlaca, Gamma Nu Chapter at Rutgers University - New Brunswick

  • Sabine Lee, Theta Chapter at the University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign

  • Skylar Maklan, Beta Alpha Chapter at the University of Maryland - College Park

  • Lorena Nunes, Gamma Iota Chapter at Worcester Polytechnic Institute

  • Shannon O'Hara, Zeta Chi Chapter at Stevenson University

  • Monica Simmons, Epsilon Theta Chapter at Montclair State University

  • Marivella Torres, Iota Xi Chapter at Sonoma State University

  • Anna Willey, Zeta Chi Chapter at Stevenson University

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