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'''Charter Members:''' Louise Frances Bradford, Grace Frances Chapman, Jean Russell Clarke, Margaret Josephine Dykstra, Betty Jeanne Gray, Jeanne Isabelle Hinman, Norma Dorothy Johnson, Mary Dilys Rees Jones, Carolyn Elise Moe, Shirley Ida Mullins, Helen Virginia Rogers, Helen Margaret Safin, Bettina Maria Siegel, Leslie Chandler Terani, Jane Shirley Washburn, Edith Elizabeth Wollenberg
'''Some of Delta Mu’s Outstanding Alumnae:'''
Our previous Vice President of Standards, Christine Parla organized a pumpkin decorating sisterhood event where we celebrated Founders Day with a ceremony and cake! On October 13th Kappa gathered at the Homecoming football game where we held an alumnae event to honor and thank Kappa's graduates. In 2012 Delta Mu increased by over 5 points in OFSL's accreditation program by receiving a 97.7% and being deemed a gold chapter. We are looking forward to the upcoming weeks where we will receive the results from the awards given by OFSL for 2012.
Delta Mu's average GPA for Fall and Spring 2012 semesters ranked higher than overall UCONN undergraduate, overall UCONN women, overall sorority and overall Greek Life! As November came to a close, it became time to begin the process of electing a new Chapter Council to lead and guide the Delta Mu Chapter. This is always a bittersweet time for the chapter because we are eager to welcome emerging leaders but we are saddened to see the old council disembledissemble. We began the process by electing our most trustworthy sisters to the nomination committee. The committee revealed the new slate in chapter where it was unanimously voted on and approved by the sisters of Delta Mu. The new chapter council was excited to receive such an outstanding honor and thankful that the transition process began in the Fall rather than the Spring. This ensured a smooth and efficient change.
The women in Delta Mu are resilient and united. Through campus involvement and daily actions, each of our members has made Kappa something to be overwhelmingly proud of. We are growing more and more each day, both as individuals and as a unit.
