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'''Princeton University established in 1746of Missouri, Columbia, PrincetonMissouri, New Jerseyestablished 1839'''

'''Chapter Founded April 112, 1992 with 52 charter members1875'''

'''880 4,265 initiates (as of June 2018)'''

'''Some of Zeta Phi’s Outstanding Members:''' (If you have chapter alumnae who have received recognition in any of these three categoriesIda Dickson Aldrich, please list them with the date(s) of recognitionSarah Eleanor Dimmitt, Nellie Gould, Mary Harbison, Laura Johnston, Laura Agnes Peters.)

'''Fraternity Council MembersOfficers:'''

'''Additional Outstanding Zeta Phi Alumnae''':1950 Fraternity FinanceMelissa Gesell (Waterstredt)1954 Standards 1962 Fraternity Appreciation 1964 Westermann Efficiency ---------------------------------The previous information was excerpted from The History of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, 1870-1976, and from From Bustles to Blue Jeans, A History of Theta Chapter Consultant 1999of Kappa Kappa Gamma at the University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, 1875-19992000.

'''Colonization'''==Highlights of the 1970s== On February 8During the second half of the ‘70s decade, 1992, fifty-two young women gathered the Mizzou campus reflected a change of mood in the Prince William Room country different from the turbulent years of the Nassau Inn to be colonized as late ‘60s and early ‘70s when protests against the charter members of Kappa Kappa Gamma at Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey Area alumnae who Vietnam War and “love-ins” by drug-using hippies had played pivotal roles in bringing Kappa Kappa Gamma made the nation’s headlines. Perhaps it was a backlash from those times that gave rise to the Princeton campus or who would offer the chapter great support a more conservative mood in the future country and on the ceremony led by Marilyn Bullock, Kansas State, Director of Membershipcampus.

On that day'''Centennial''' Theta Chapter’s long-awaited centennial celebration and reunion took place the first weekend in April of 1975. More than 400 Kappas arrived in Columbia, Mo., everyone was introduced to for the birthday celebration of the founding of Theta Chapter Consultant who would guide the women through pledge education. Zeta Phi rented Alumnae in attendance included daughters of three former university classrooms for the weekly meetings where pages of Kappa’s mission, purpose, history, rituals, symbols, chapter presidents. There were campus and house tours and national organization, policies, a formal banquet at which 50-year pins and rules chapter awards were discusseddistributed. The pledge retreat was held March 28-29 at Council greetings were expressed by Theta’s Marian Klingbeil Williams, Fraternity Director of Personnel. She presented a Firehouse on the Jersey Shore$1, led by alumnae who introduced the colonizers 000 rehabilitation scholarship to the Kappa candle-passing traditions. Everyone put together the first pledge book of Zeta Phi—magazine clippings about the women university in the colony, the world, and Kappa at Princeton. One of the most significant events name of the pledge period was the great honor bestowed on us by the oldest Kappa Kappa Gamma alumna. Unbeknownst even to The chapter announced that it had collected $200 for the Rusk Rehabilitation Center in Columbia, and that it was donating money for an overhead projector at Fraternity, she had Headquarters in her possession honor of its Centennial. The program included a book of light-hearted history, and misty-eyed seniors were recognized as Kappa history signed by one of alumnae for the Fraternity’s Foundersfirst time. She presented this rare archive The Kappa Pickers entertained, charming everyone with their country-style costumes, playing on such instruments as a gift banjo, saw, washboard, spoons, guitar, kazoo and flour sifter and singing songs ranging from “Big Jim Folsom” to Zeta Phia 1940s pop medley. A Sunday brunch at the chapter house brought the festivities to a close.

Since the Greek system was not formally recognized by Princeton UniversityThe women returned home with memories of a weekend full of happy reunions with old friends, difficulties arose for the sororities and fraternities seeking housing. No “official” offlate-campus fraternity houses existed night talk sessions in motel rooms, leafing through scrapbooks and Savitars, catching up on what everyone had been doing over the sororities make due with a rented room or office spaceyears since leaving Mizzou. However, since Kappa Everyone agreed it was colonizing a grand and needed the Chapter Consultant to stay close to help the women take every step glorious celebration of the way, the Fraternity generous rented an apartment in Princeton at 72 Witherspoon Street and promised to support the apartment for the chapter’s first three yearsTheta Chapter’s 100th birthday.

Close to our installation, we had begun to realize In 1975 a Kappa was crowned Homecoming Queen - the great responsibility we had taken upon ourselves to start first of a new chapterthree-year succession of Kappa Homecoming Queens. Still1975 also was the first year Rush Week rules permitted house tours by the rushees. In comparison to the wool dresses, suits, hose, heels, at hats, gloves that were worn on the end first day of rush in the six week pledgeship1940s and ‘50s, the women wore “T-shirts, pants, casual skirts and summer dresses” for the most frequent to pass between ’76 Rush Week. Nine hundred women went through rush the future sisters was: “Do we have to know next year and Kappa picked 35 of the alphabet?”best. The Kappa Pickers entertained.

'''Installation'''Inspiration Week finally arrived, and with help from area alumnae, the During this era Theta Chapter Consultant acted as a big sister to members were active in all forty-nine phases of us (three college life. A Kappa was president of the original 52 would have to initiate business fraternity. Many members were fraternity “little sisters.” Some participated in intramural tennis, softball, volleyball, and basketball. Teams placed in swim and were undefeated in the fall)football. Others were cheerleaders, Golden Girls, pompon girls, and MoMaids. MondayKappas were chosen for many honoraries including Mortar Board, March 6 found us up early Phi Beta Kappa, Fanfare for Fifty, Who’s Who, Omicron Delta Kappa, German Honor Society, KEA, SRS. Pledges took first place in the morning at Lambda Chi Alpha Watermelon Festival, and the “Kappa apartment” for Phi Psi 500 had a bagel breakfastKappa freshman queen. The colonizers received antique hotel keys from During a visit to Theta Chapter in 1977 Fraternity President Jean Wells stated “You have one of the New Jersey Alumnae Associationsmost gracious houses I’ve seen, special notes thanks to be opened each day, and other various giftsyour generous alumnae. On Tuesday the women decorated T-shirts; on Wednesday two alumna established the Zeta Phi candlelight reading ceremony; on Thursday the colony attended I believe there is a formal meeting with the Fraternity officers; great feeling of tradition here and Friday’s Fireside Ceremony was held at strong loyalty to the Nassau Inn chapter by both actives and attended by dozens of alumnae (“Alum Chums”), our big sisters from Dickinson College, and the mothers of our two charter legacies. Saturday, Installation was held at Theta Chapter is also the First Reformed Church fourth chapter to pass its centennial mark which is something to be proud of Rocky Hill, led by Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity President Kay Smith Larson, Washington. ”

Oh'''Housing:''' The beautiful Georgian house that doubled in size in 1968, we’re so glad was filled to be here~All womanly capacity during this decade. Seniors key privileges began (with parental permission). In the late ‘70s, seniors were allowed to live outside the house. An electric door lock was installed to eliminate lost keys and a constant ringing of the door bell. However, girls still had problems getting locked out and true~On April resorted to climbing up the fire escape. New safety features included the installation of a dawn to dusk light in the eleventh~Of 1992parking lot. Outside doors were replaced with Plexiglas to prevent any type of shattering caused by accidents. Smoke detectors were added.

We’re psyched Other improvements included a new bath tub and hot water heater, plus extensive work on the plumbing. In addition, a new range, deep fryer, and InSinkErator were acquired. China with the Kappa crest, stainless flatware, water goblets, tablecloths and napkins were all purchased to be enhance life at Princeton~We cannot tell a lie~512 Rollins. And, several bedrooms received new dressers and bunk beds. Paint brightened the outside trim of the new wing and front door, along with the columns. Kappa Mothers made air-conditioning on the first floor possible. The new chapter room was just barely completed in time for the Zeta Province Meeting.We’re thrilled that Kappa Coed dormitories came here~To start up Zeta Phiinto vogue.

Sincerity and friendship~'''Philanthropy:'''And love The chapter donated $200 to the Rusk Rehabilitation Center in Columbia. At Christmastime it gave door decorations to the Center, and loyalty~These are sang carols. Kappas joined the Betas in a project at Woodhaven, a home for retarded children. In a charity carnival for Butterfield Boys Ranch sponsored by the ag fraternities, the things we promise~To dear old K-K-GMizzou girls won first place.

The first thing to take care of upon returning from summer vacation was the initiation of the three women who had completed their pledgeship in the spring but were unable to initiate on April 11. It was difficult to be on the other side of Initiation for the first time, but we were grateful for the practice. Organized by its dedicated chapter council, Zeta Phi finally gathered together for normal chapter business in October. Kappa was off to a great start after an overnight retreat during the first weekend in October, attended by an alumna member and led by our new '''Chapter Consultant.Convention Awards:'''

Soon it 1976 Chapter Publications 1978 Advisory Boards ---------------------------------The previous information was time for Zeta Phi to prepare for our first RUSH. In a few mad days, the Kappas learned scores excerpted from The History of songs and rotation patterns—almost perfected by our first party night. Rush Week was Sunday, November 8 through Saturday, November 14. Parties were held at the eating clubs Tower, DEC, and Dial. We made decorations and wrote songs for the themes “Kappa Under the Sea,” “A League of Our Own,” and “Silver Screen.” 130 young women rushed Kappa Kappa GammaFraternity, Kappa Alpha Theta1870-1976, and Pi Beta Phi. On Saturdayfrom From Bustles to Blue Jeans, all was decided. Kappa pledged 16 wonderful pledges who reflected the diversity A History of the chapter. They were officially pledged on November 14. Since the charter members Theta Chapter of Zeta Phi had not rushed to join Kappa, Kappa Gamma at the chapter extended and opened the bids to a few selected young women who had not been able to take part in Rush Week. On December 4, three more pledges were welcomed into Zeta Phi’s circle. After all the excitementUniversity of Missouri, the chapter presented an alumna with a gift certificate in deep gratitude for her time and dedication throughout the Rush period.The pledges began their “Kappa education” on November 16. The pledge retreat was held at an alumna’s home. Most memorable were the personal stories the future sisters shared and trusted with one another. In the actives’ worldColumbia, the chapter was honored with the visit of a Kappa alumna who was a former Advisor to President George Bush. Following her visit on December 4Missouri, the Nominating Committee presented the slate for the 1993 Chapter Council and the vote was taken1875-2000.

==Highlights of the 1990s1980s==Following The 1980s at 512 Rollins and on the Mizzou campus began a period of steady growth for both the entire Greek system and Theta Chapter. Some described these years as being “the height of preppy fashion.” Kappas wearing pearls wasn’t just a stereotype, it was a true statement. They also wore clothing such as wool crew-neck sweaters with turtlenecks, Polo button-downs, pleated poplin slacks, cotton sweaters, Izod knits and Barracuta jackets. During football season the Kappas wore pleated skirts with knee socks and loafers, even if it was very hot outside. The campus was described as being carefree during this Reagan era. Girls would intern for their state senators over the summer and return with stories. The House Director in the ‘80s was still “Mom C.” who was described as being very well mannered and expected the girls to be well mannered back. The girls worked together to keep the house in good condition for her. Mr. Paul was in charge of all of the maintenance in the house. Edna was the head cook whose kitchen was often a meeting place after class where the girls would tell her about their day and then sneak a cookie or banana.  Interest in women’s athletics and fitness was growing and Kappas won the 1980 women’s basketball intramurals. Theta Chapter received the Best Chapter award at the Zeta Phi’s foundingProvince meeting in 1981, a year in which the chapter had set as its goal a strong emphasis on scholarship and increased involvement by members in house and campus activities. The year’s slogan was: “Go For It!” In 1984 the Missouri Kappas received the Standards award at the national Convention. The Mizzou girls felt that they were members of the best Kappa chapter continued in the world and loved to growshare their thoughts with rushees.  1985 was Theta Chapter’s 110th birthday. In light of the anniversary, regularly initiating approximately 30 members each a project called “110 Years Wonderful” set a goal to raise $200,000 by April of that year. To keep up with The money was to be used to refurbish the needs first-floor rooms of the expanding chapterKappa house, and establish a permanent fund for scholarships and house maintenance. On Friday, April 26, 1985, many sisterhood events were planneda dinner was held at the Columbia Country Club for this fundraiser. The Kappas hosted sisterfollowing Saturday there was a tour of the newly decorated Kappa house first floor with the Standards award silver bowl proudly on display. That Saturday night there was an event in the Ramada Inn ballroom in which national Fraternity President, Marian Klingbeil Williams, Theta Chapter alumna, spoke. Other presentations included a 65-bonding retreatsyear key, a sightseeing 50-year pins to 10 chapter alumnae and ice skating trip commemorative keys to 61 major donors to New York Citythe campaign.  The name of the scholarship that came from this campaign was the Golden Key Scholarship, game nightswhich is still in existence. Its purpose is: “To foster and promote intellectual excellence through the granting of scholarships to qualified female undergraduate, winter semithird or fourth-formalsyear students, and spring formalswho belong to the National Panhellenic Conference of the Panhellenic Council at the University of Missouri-Columbia. The chapter paired with local alumnae for events such as Founders Daycorporation shall not discriminate in the granting of scholarships on the basis of race, creed, color or national origin.” Some of the Kappas’ campus accolades included president of Panhellenic, Homecoming Queen, Holiday BrunchHomecoming Court, Chapter Weekendcheerleader, and Senior BBQGolden Girls.  In 1995l987, rush information was computerized. Pledges had 10 hours of study hall hours assigned to them each week and the 46 pledges’ “walkout” consisted of spending the night in the United Methodist Church. However, as this decade ended crime rates rose on campus. There was date rape, alcohol abuse and racial tension. “Unfortunately, Zeta Phi hosted Fraternity Vicethese are the overlying issues at the University of Missouri this ’89-President’90 school year” reported the Theta Chapter president. And a favorite collegian hangout, Cathy Thompson Carswell, Illinois WesleyanThe Shack, vanished to make room for Founders Daythe Reynolds Alumni Center.

'''Chapter Convention Awards:'''  1980 Advisory Boards1982 Efficiency (Housed)1984 Standards 1987 Gracing Living (Housed)---------------------------------The previous information was excerpted from The History of Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, 1870-1976, and from From Bustles to Blue Jeans, A History of Theta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma at the University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri, 1875-2000.   ==Highlights of the 1990s== The 1990s saw many pressures on the Greek System as hazing, drinking, and diversity became major issues. However, the “favorites” – Homecoming and Greek Week – thrived. Homecoming continued to be a much loved event. Fraternities would serenade sororities hoping they would choose them as partners for making house decorations and performing skits the night before the Homecoming game. Skits would introduce a story, create and solve the plot’s problem in six minutes. The Kappas and the Sigma Nus won first prize for house decs one year. A Kappa reigned as Greek Week Queen.Many Kappas were vegetarians, but the most popular meal was the once-a-semester Happy Hour Buffet, featuring all junk food. At Princetonthe end of this decade many changes were in store for rush. Instead of Rush Week it became “Membership Recruitment.” Pledges became “new members.” Initiation was six weeks after Recruitment, instead of new members waiting an entire semester and making their grades. Pledge moms disappeared in favor of a Kore, made up of a sophomore, junior and senior members. No skits or decorations were permitted under the new rules. Parties became “events” and the three-party day was devoted to a philanthropy project.   '''Housing:''' As new member class sizes rose, Greekspace in the house was at a premium. Freshman continued to live in dormitories but upper-letter organizations class members and new members vied for rooms in the house. Those assured of living in were chapter officers and seniors, if they chose to do not have housesso. For During 1992-94 chapter officers and the first several yearsjunior pledge class lived in the house while other juniors, sophomores and new initiates qualified for rooms by grade point ranking. In 1995.there were 57 pledges, and 89 girls living in the house.  The Kappa maintained an apartment used house was crammed to capacity with close to 90 girls living in and more than 100 living out. In 1999 there were 61 new members bringing the chapter total to 206 members. The dining room only could hold 180 for housing Chapter Consultantsa formal sit-down meal.  Security became another issue. The front door code combination was changed every two weeks. Windows were wired to set off alarms in case of break-ins. Fire safety concerns initiated the installation of sprinklers, holding social eventsexit signs and smoke alarms. Regular fire drills were held, and maintaining recordslighted candles and burning logs in fireplaces became things of the past. In August of 1998, when 900 young women went through Membership Recruitment the heat index was100˚. When Zeta Phi no longer needed an apartment The Golden Key Scholarship Fund (GKSF) made possible the complete air-conditioning of the house. The Pit, the old basement study room, was converted into a computer room. The next summer the GKSF board approved a loan to renovate and refurbish the Kappa house Chapter Consultantsin preparation for the chapter’s 125th anniversary. The front lawn was relandscaped, and a concrete porch with a low, red brick wall was added in the chapter obtained space front. The slender white columns were replaced with handsome larger ones. There were new window draperies and blinds, new wallpaper and carpets, and reupholstered furniture. And, a short distance 60” television set was installed on the east wall of the dining room. House rules included:•No pets allowed except fish.•Housemother’s table must be filled first in the dining room•Grace is sung before and after formal meals.•A formal dinner is held every Monday night, when slacks, skirt or dress can be worn.•Shoes must be worn at every meal.•Boys may be in the downstairs part of the house from campus 8:30 a.m. to 2 a.m.•Men are allowed upstairs on football Saturdays two hours before kick-off and one hour after the game ends.•No alcohol is allowed on Kappa property.•No dinner is served Sundays and football Saturdays.•No smoking is allowed inside the house and outside preferably behind the house.•Parking spaces are assigned first to seniors, then to junior officers, then to store archives juniors, then sophomore officers, and other chapter possessionslast, to sophomores.

Throughout the 1990s, Zeta Phi emphasized the importance The three-day event (party) of Membership Recruitment was now devoted to philanthropy. The chapter hosted clothing One year potential new members and food drives Kappas made colored tissue flowers for the needyRusk Rehabilitation Center.In 1998 the GKSF awarded seven $1,000 scholarships to Panhellenic women including two Kappas. The fund that started with $60,000 now totaled nearly $400,000. Interest from the fund’s investments had made it possible to award 54 scholarships to young women on the Mizzou campus during the preceding 11 years.---------------------------------The previous information was excerpted from From Bustles to Blue Jeans, worked A History of Theta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma at a Trenton soup kitchenthe University of Missouri, Columbia, painted houses for Habitat for HumanityMissouri, and visited a local nursing home1875-2000.  ==Highlights of 2000-2010== In 2000 Theta Chapter proudly celebrated its 125th Anniversary. The Kappas also participated in events coordinated by other organizations: Alumnae from all over the Special Olympics; world attended the Run for two-day event on the TigerMU campus. Alumna Jann Carl, co-host of Entertainment Tonight, returned to her alma mater as master of ceremonies. Theta Chapter made excellence in scholarship a 10k to raise conservation funds; top priority for its reputation and legacy on Mizzou's campus. With its academically diverse members spanning many majors, Theta Chapter maintained a consistent presence in the top tier of sorority grades – always above the annual Communiverity celebrationall sorority average. To encourage academic prowess, members were recognized for their accomplishments and given special treats for their hard work. Those who earned a festival hosted by Princeton town and university 4.0 GPA for two consecutive semesters were given a pearl for their Kappa badge. Each member set a goal GPA in at the beginning of the semester. When she reached her goal, she was rewarded with undergarments that read “Smarty Pants.” A sophomore was presented the Koller Scholarship for local children Theta Chapter women with outstanding leadership and children from Trentonexcellence. The Scholarship was established in memory of Hortense Peetse Koller, a 1933 Theta Chapter initiate.

Kappas served as Tri-Director for Greeks Advocating the Mature Management of Alcohol (GAMMA), and president of the University of Missouri Panhellenic Association (PHA). At the end of the decade, two Kappas were selected for Mizzou ’39, which honored 39 outstanding seniors for academic achievement, leadership and service to the university and community. Only 39 of more than 3,000 graduating seniors at the University of Missouri earned this distinction each year. This prestigious award pays tribute to the spirit of service displayed by the university'''Convention Awards:'''s founding families in 1839.

Zeta Phi rang in The chapter room was refurbished and christened “The Marian Klingbeil Williams Chapter Room” after the millennium with former Fraternity president who also served as president of Theta Chapter. The room features a houseportrait of Marian. Renovations and repairs continued on the 80-year-cleaning event for the old chapter office space near campushouse and its grounds. The sisters came together to clean bald cypress tree in the front yard was hit by lightning and couldn’t be saved. A new roof and organize an irrigation system were installed. Two baths on the archives second and third floors were remodeled. Tubs were removed, more showers added, tiles and memorabilia to make sinks replaced. The New Member Room was remodeled twice during this decade. Comfortable furniture, carpeting, and lighting were added. The third floor television room for was gutted and remodeled with new carpet and furniture. New blinds were added on the next decade north side following the previous year’s upgrade of memories the south side. The House Director’s quarters were updated. Composites photos were hung on the second and recordsthird floors. A handicap accessible bathroom was added on the first floor off of the sunroom at the back of the house. 

Philanthropy remained important The Columbia Boys and Girls Club was Theta’s main philanthropy for many years. Besides donating money earned from their annual Kappa Klasic Golf Tournament, members would visit several times a week to Zeta Phi throughout do art projects with the children. As profits from the decadegolf tournament increased to about $20,000, other beneficiaries were added. Annual philanthropic events These included the Valentine’s Day Crush Project Voluntary Action Center, Lutheran Family and Children Services, and the Kappa Kappacino charity bake saleSusan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Two years the Mizzou girls raised more money for their philanthropy than any other fraternity or sorority on campus.  The sisters women of Kappa Kappa Gamma also regularly volunteered participated in the RAMS philanthropy, one of the biggest events at Mizzou. RAMS raised money for Multiple Sclerosis. One of the events was the Rock-It lip-synching competition, held at the Blue Note in downtown Columbia. Kappa chose to compete with a soup kitchen Lady Gaga theme as “Kappa Kappa Gaga”. The girls had fun lip-synching, dancing, and Trenton dressing up to the sassy music of Lady Gaga.  The chapter collected books and went “Kappa Karoling” donated them to a local nursing home at Christmaschildren in the Columbia area. The Kappas were always represented They participated in , and won, Dream Girl competition that assisted solders overseas. They worked with other Greek and campus philanthropy events such as benefiting the Children’s Miracle Network, the Salvation Army North American Food Drive, Rainbow House of Mid-Missouri, Coyote Hill Children’s Home, and the Race University of Missouri’s Safe Driver Program.  In 2010 Theta Chapter instituted a yearly grant program for its philanthropy with the Cure and recipient chosen by the annual Powder Puff football game on campusentire Chapter from applications. The first recipient was Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center, which raised money provided horseback riding therapy to people with disabilities of all ages in the Mid-Missouri area. The donation helped provide scholarships for charity through participants with the sale Center. The women of refreshmentsTheta Chapter also volunteered throughout the year at Cedar Creek. The Golden Key Scholarship Fund (GKSF) increased its scholarships from $1,000 to $2,000, and then to $3,000 at the end of the decade. Approximately 12 outstanding Greek women attending the University of Missouri-Columbia received scholarships each year.    '''Chapter Convention Awards:''' 2004 Effective Chapter Management 2006 Recruitment (10-14 Panhellenic groups)2006 Adelphi Society Bronze2006 Public Relations Honorable Mention2006 Philanthropy 1-2-3 Honorable Mention2006 Advisory Board Honorable Mention2006 Technology Honorable Mention2006 Gracious Living Honorable Mention (Housed)2008 Most Outstanding Chapter 2010 Academic Excellence Honorable Mention2010 Recruitment Honorable Mention---------------------------------The previous information was excerpted from issues of The Theta News, the Golden Key Scholarship Fund newsletter, and The Key.  

In response to the tragedies on September 11, 2001, Zeta Phi participated in Arts Alive, a University==Highlights of 2011-sponsored program that took children affected by the events to cultural and artistic programs in New York City and surrounding areas. Because of Princeton’s close geographic proximity to New York, students were able to directly respond by raising money, helping children, and contributing to funds that benefited the families of victims.2019==

==Highlights of 2011-20192012== (Information from chapter’s History Report: Scholarship, group honors/awards, traditions, special events, changes on campus or within chapter, overall nature of the chapter, chapter goals, challenges and how they were overcome, etc.:

==Highlights During March, Theta Chapter was very busy. Kappa held the annual Signature Event. This event is put on for Kappa’s national philanthropy RIF (Reading is Fundamental). We kept with past year’s theme of 2012==Dr. Seuss since it was such a success with the students at Blue Ridge Elementary School. Shelby Harper, Kappa’s Beneficiary Chairman did a wonderful job planning various activities for the kids to participate in. On the weekend of March 2th, Kappa also welcomed their mothers to Columbia, Missouri from all over the country to celebrate Mom’s Weekend. Shelby Harper also did a fantastic job planning Mom’s weekend. Friday night started out with a Boutique night at the Kappa house! Vendors such as Silpada, Stella & Dot, and Lilly Dawson were there to show off their merchandise to the girls and their mothers! After this, Kappa was invited to participate in Karaoke night at Fieldhouse in downtown Columbia with our future Greek Week partners, Phi Kappa Theta. On Saturday, many girls spent the day relaxing with their moms, going shopping, and getting their nails done! Saturday night was Comedy Night at Deja Vu. We heard the jokes from the hilarious Greg Warren, who happened to be a Mizzou alum! Winding down the weekend, brunch was served at Kappa on Sunday morning. It was such a nice weekend enjoyed with the ladies we love and adore.

'''Biennial Convention in JacksonvilleApril was a very exciting month around kappa. On Thursday, FL'''The President Margaret Tait '14 April 26th, Autumn Waryjas '15 and Sooyeon Kim '15 were fortunate Kappa girls primped themselves to attend look their absolute finest for the Kappa Kappa Gamma convention over annual Sapphire Ball. Everyone looked stunning, danced the summer night away and this experience augmented had a fabulous time with their appreciation for and understanding of lucky dates. Though the most exciting news around the house was winning Greek Week overall. We were paired with the workings men of Phi KappaTheta and Beta Sigma Psi. We were fierce competitors in sports such as soccer, basketball, volleyball, flag football and our surprise event tee ball. Our chapter won Those who didn’t play in the games cheered loudly from the houseboards award for a chapter without a housesidelines, painted fleur-de-lis on their faces, rocked signature KKG sunglasses and spirit gear. It was also a great opportunity The fans continued to meet and get show their support even in the pouring rain. Our efforts together brought us to know Kappa sisters from all over the United States and Canada. top!

More than 70 girls participated in Recruitment this fallDuring the Spring 2011 semester, Kappa Kappa Gamma's at Mizzou were recognized for various campus honors such as, Mizzou 39 and being tapped into various honor societies. Congratulations to Ashley D., Lauren F., Morgan S., and Leslie F. The number for being chosen for Mizzou 39! Mizzou 39 is a group of undergraduates elite seniors at the University of Missouri who participated in rush was higher than expected as have consistently upheld the ban values that Mizzou represents. In addition, they have been extremely involved on freshman participation campus, through service work and maintained dedication to their schoolwork. Congratulations to Amanda S. and Meg S. for all being tapped into the honor society, Omicron Delta Kappa! ODK is a secret and highly selective national honor society that chooses its members based upon rigorous involvement in sororities at Princeton went collegiate areas such as, scholarship, athletics, campus involvement and various other academic-based sectors. Also, Congratulations to Morgan A. for being tapped into effect in Septemberthe honor society, 2012 QEBH. We were pleased with QEBH is the oldest of the six secret honors societies on Mizzou's campus. While the recruitment results actual name and inner workings of QEBH are kept secret, we welcomed 20 new members to do know that they keep the Zeta Phi chapter (our chapter surpassed the panhellenic minimum number accepting Victory Bell, a trophy that has gone home with the most new members out winner of the three sororitiesMissouri-Nebraska football game since 1927. Another congratulations goes to Erin H.) on winning the Missouri Journalism Larry Powell Award! This award is given to one MOJO student each semester for being awesome!

This past Though it was the end of the school year at the chapter council sought University of Missouri Kappa’s were keeping busy. Three Kappas’s spent their summer in New York City to shorten meetings and have a specific agenda set for each meeting complete internships. Karee Hackel was an intern to increase efficiency and enjoyment for allSeventeen Magazine. We continued our philanthropic efforts with a spring panhellenic philanthropy event held at Neiman MarcusMaddie Aberman served as an intern to Allure magazine. The proceeds raised during this event were donated to And Hannah Bartfield was an intern for Donna Karen in the Kappa Foundationtextiles department. In the fall, many of Other Kappa’s were spending their summer traveling the members participated in the annual Princeton Disabilities Awareness conference world and spent a day with children spending time with disabilitiesfamily.

Members After reuniting with old friends, Mizzou Kappa’s dove into “Work Week” to prepare for Recruitment. After a summer of our preparation, Jess Winfry and Lisa Davidson led the chapter have been engaged in a myriad of extracurricular activitiesputting on an outstanding recruitment. To name but Work Week had a few: Jillian Wilkowski '15 interned themed days in which the girls had a lot of fun with such as “Decades,” “USA,” and a day where each pledge class competes to have the New Jersey Democratic State Committee--which campaign for best theme. All of the hard work put into Work Week paid off during recruitment week. Some of the highlights of recruitment week included our amazing skit performed on Sisterhood Day that is consistently hilarious every Democratic candidate from Obama to Senator Menendez to Congressman Holt to local officialsyear. Diane Hu '15 This year’s theme was a fellow for Obama for America the Kappa Kappa Gamma pageant. Who would be Miss Kappa Kappa Gamma? On Philanthropy day, the house was transformed in Pennsylvania and volunteered there over fall breakto the world of Dr. Seuss. SeniorElaborate decorations of “Who-ville” filled the house, fishbowls lined the dining room tables, Ashley Eberhart '13 and a fellow Kappa Rebecca Scharstein '12 received first place spirited girls gave tours of the upstairs dressed as Cat in The Princeton Entrepreneurship Club’s annual startup challengethe Hat. Megan Partridge '14 founded Stitch your Story Finally, on Bid Day, a beautiful banner sporting the phrase “Kappa Karnival,” as that enables conscious consumers to design was our theme, was hanging from the columns of the house. All of the actives were eagerly anticipating the new members arrival. When they arrived, new members were showered with gifts and hugs and purchase fashion products that support the organizations enjoyed a Bid Day up in hot air balloons and causes that they care most aboutplaying Karnival games.

In December 2012 Thursday, September 27th, was a very exciting day to be a KKG at Mizzou! All in one night, we elected new chapter council members had Pledge Family Reveal and our Marriage Party for Homecoming with the men of Delta Tau Delta. The sophomore pledge class was thrilled to become Pledge Moms and Kellen Heniford the New Members were even more excited to become someone'14 was selected s Pledge Daughter! And as far as the juniors and seniors go, let's just say they were very excited to welcome someone new into their pledge family...but not so much about being called someone's "Pledge Grandma" or "Pledge Great-Grandma" ;-). Sophomores were in charge of making shirts for their pledge family and all of them turned out adorable! After the Reveal, each Pledge Family went out to enjoy a nice dinner. Later on in the night, Kappa’s proceeded to get hitched to our chapter PresidentHomecoming partners, Delta Tau Delta. The theme for the night was "That Used To Be Cool". Girls and boys alike got super creative with their costume ideas and dug out their most prized clothing back from middle school.

Our chapter is a member With homecoming coming up Kappa could not be more proud of a campus Panhellenic which includes 3 National Panhellenic Conference Groupsour sister Morgan Adrian for being nominated for Mizzou's Top 10 Homecoming Royalty. Our university does not formally acknowledge the Greek organizations on campusNot only was she nominated. Since September 2012, the university prohibited freshman from participating in the recruitment process and has imposed numerous restrictions Morgan went on the sororities and fraternities to prevent them from affiliating with or offering bids to freshman. win Homecoming Queen!

Princeton University is a 4 year liberal arts college November was yet another busy month around Kappa. The women of Kappa and the men of Delta Tau Delta took on Mizzou's 101st Annual Homecoming Celebration with approximately 5the theme of "Roaring 20s"! Overall,000 undergraduate studentswe took home 4th place! The other categories, we placed as follows: 1st place Merchandise, 1st place Royalty, 1st place Service, 2nd place Blood, 3rd place Talent, Best Vocals. Princeton is a coeducationalNovember 2nd and 3rd, we welcomed 89 New Members into our wonderful sisterhood! During I-week, independent and nondenominational institutionmembers showed their spirit by wearing different colors each day.The In addition, there were fun activities planned to build the bond of Kappa Kappa Gamma Zeta Phi Chapter was founded in 1992's sisterhood. Tuesday, we rented out a movie theatre to see the movie "Pitch Perfect". Wednesday, the wonderful Christen E. We do not have conducted a chapter house "Blue and Blue" photo shoot for all of the New Members. For dinner on Thursday, pledge families got together and enjoyed a fun dinner! Friday was the beginning of a fun-filled and very successful Initiation! Thank you to our members reside on campus in university housingMarshal, Kaylen K. We are , her assistants, Chapter Council, and all the 119th chapter founded and we are alumnae who put in Region 1 so much hard work throughout the week/weekend and part of the Beta East province. Our province Director of Chapters is Alicia Haydenmade this Initiation one to remember.

Throughout '''January 2013'''2013 was another productive year for Theta Chapter here at the University of Missouri. Our great house director Linda Orman did an exceptional job with keeping up the house and caring for the 86 women living in our wonderful home. President Kenzie Rauch along with the other newly elected officers of chapter council came into office with a vibrant energy, excited to take on the roles and responsibilities given to them. Theta Chapter benefited greatly from the work these dedicated women did for our chapter.   '''February 2013''' Similar to last February and many years before, on the 23rd Kappa participated in one of the University of Missouri’s largest philanthropies known as RAMS. RAMS, which stands for Rockin’ Against Multiple Sclerosis, offers multiple events over a course of different days. There is a t-shirt sale competition, Cup Night sales, Jail ‘n Bail, comedy night and many other activities. Our very own Lilli R. was one of the three Tri-Directors for the RAMS philanthropy this year. Another fun activity put on by RAMS was the skit and dance competition. The kappa dancers along with a few others participated in this event. One of our members even showed off her talent for baton twirling! Our theme for the skit and dance was Cirque de Kappa.  ''March 2013'''During March, Theta Chapter was very busy. On the 15th our annual Prohibition social was held. All the lovely members and their dates got to dress up in 1920’s attire as flappers and gangsters. Many fun pictures prove that Prohibition was an enjoyable success.  Kappa also held the annual Signature Event. This event is put on for Kappa’s national philanthropy RIF (Reading is Fundamental). We continued the tradition of our theme being Dr. Seuss since it was such a success in the past years. Kelsey H., Kappa’s Beneficiary Chairman, did a fabulous job planning various activities for the kids to participate in, such as an arts and crafts project as well as performing a skit from parts of various Dr. Seuss books. At the end of our Signature Event, held at Grant Elementary School this year, all of the children in the class, student taught by one of our members Shelby Harper, got 2 books as a present and hopefully an inspiration to continue to read. On the weekend of March 2th, Kappa also welcomed their mothers to Columbia, Missouri from all over the country to celebrate Mom’s Weekend. Payton M. and Sarah H. did an excellent job planning Mom’s weekend.  Friday night started out with a night full of socializing and dancing for the mothers and daughters that was held at the classy Upper Crust venue. The next day mothers and daughters spent their days relaxing and unwinding from the dancing done the night before. Most went shopping and out to lunch, then at night, everyone was offered the opportunity to go to a discounted showing of Safe Haven, a classic romantic film, at Forum 8. On Sunday, our awesome chefs made a delightful brunch was served at Kappa followed by a few boutiques set up with many fun things to buy such as jewelry, scarves, and various other accessories. It was such a nice weekend enjoyed with the ladies we love and adore. Finally, in the middle of this month Kappa’s were finally allotted the opportunity to volunteer at our local philanthropy Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center.  '''April 2013'''April was a very exciting month around kappa. The most exciting news around the house was winning Greek Week overall, for the second year in a row! This year we were paired with the men of Zeta Phi Lambda Chi Alpha and Sigma Pi. We were fierce competitors in sports such as soccer, basketball, volleyball, and flag football. Unfortunately, the surprise event this year, steal the bacon, was cancelled due to terrible weather conditions. Despite the unfavorable weather, those who didn’t participate in the games were cheering loudly from the sidelines with painted fleur-de-lis on their faces, rocking signature KKG sunglasses and sprit gear. Jody P., a spunky freshman, even came up with the idea of having a 4 girl cheerleading squad at every sports competition; they even had their own cheers and everything! The fans continued to show their support even in the freezing rain. Our efforts together brought us to the top yet again!  '''May 2013'''During the Spring 2012 semester, Kappa Kappa Gammas at Mizzou were recognized for various campus honors such as, Mortar Board and being tapped into various honor societies. Congratulations to Hannah B. for being chosen for Mizzou Mortar Board! Mortar Board is an American national honors society of elite seniors at the University of Missouri who have consistently upheld the values that Mizzou represents. In addition, they have been extremely involved on campus, through service work and maintained dedication to their schoolwork. Mizzou 39 is a very similar secret society like Mortar Board that Cara W. was tapped into. Congratulations to Caroline T. for being tapped into the honor society, Omicron Delta Kappa! ODK is a secret and highly selective national honor society that chooses its members based upon rigorous involvement in collegiate areas such as, scholarship, athletics, campus involvement and various other academic-based sectors. Also, Congratulations to Kelsey H. for being tapped into the honor society, QEBH. QEBH is the oldest of the six secret honors societies on Mizzou's campus. While the actual name and inner workings of QEBH are kept secret, we do know that they keep the Victory Bell, a trophy that has gone home with the winner of the Missouri-Nebraska football game since 1927. Finally, congratulations to all of our wonderful seniors that left us this year!  '''Summer 2013'''Though it was the end of the school year at the University of Missouri Kappa’s were keeping busy. A total of eight Kappas were Pi Chi’s for this year’s formal recruitment! The highest number of Kappa Pi Chi’s yet. Some Kappa’s also remained involved with campus activities over the summer break by being Summer Welcome Leaders helping incoming freshman get prepared for their first year at Mizzou. This year PHA also decided to adopt their own philanthropy called Circle of Sisterhood. Two Kappa’s were on the PHA Executive Board for 2013 but one, Paola R. and 2 other Kappa’s got the special opportunity to go to Africa with Circle of Sisterhood to help build a school house for a community that could not afford it otherwise. The school was built solely by sorority women from all over the country. Several other Kappas traveled the world over summer break whether on vacations with their families, internships, or study abroad trips. Their destinations ranged from China to New Zealand to England and even to Brazil. There is no doubt that the summer of 2013 was a very busy one for the members of Theta chapter! '''August 2013'''After reuniting with old friends, Mizzou Kappa’s dove into “Work Week” to prepare for Recruitment. After a wide range summer of preparation, Megan Beykirch and Page Dodam led the chapter in putting on an outstanding recruitment. Work Week had a few themed days in which the girls had a lot of fun with such as “Decades,” “USA,” and a day where each pledge class competes to have the best theme. All of the hard work put into Work Week paid off during recruitment week. Some of the highlights of recruitment week included our amazing skit performed on Sisterhood Day that is consistently hilarious every year. This year’s theme was the Kappa Kappa Gamma pageant. Who would be Miss Kappa Kappa Gamma? On Philanthropy day, the house was transformed into a high class golf course to illustrate our infamous Kappa Klassic Philanthropy. This was the first year we changed the theme from our usual “Dr. Seuss” theme that illustrated our national philanthropy RIF. The change was a big one, but it was quite successful! Finally, on Bid Day, a beautiful banner sporting the phrase “KKG Under the Sea,” as that was our theme, was hanging from the columns of the house. All of the actives were eagerly anticipating the 83 new members’ arrival. When they arrived, new members were showered with gifts and hugs and enjoyed a Bid Day at a swim park where everyone enjoyed some delicious barbecue and some fun in the sun.  '''September 2013'''Thursday, September 26th, was a very exciting day to be a KKG at Mizzou! The sophomore pledge class was thrilled to become Pledge Moms and the New Members were even more excited to become someone's Pledge Daughter at the Pledge Family Reveal! And as far as the juniors and seniors go, let's just say they were very excited to welcome someone new into their pledge family...but not so much about being called someone's "Pledge Grandma" or "Pledge Great-Grandma"! Sophomores were in charge of making shirts for their pledge family and all of them turned out adorable! After the Reveal, each Pledge Family went out to enjoy a nice dinner.  The Kappa Klassic was also held this month and it consisted of two weekends full of fraternity men and klassy fathers playing their best rounds of golf. This year a record number of funds were raised by the Kappa Klassic. $44,500 was split three ways and benefited the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation, Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center, and RIF. Needless to say Kelsey H. and Devin W. did a phenomenal job at organizing and hosting the largest philanthropy in Greek town. This is not the only phenomenal job that Kappa’s did this month however; Sarah H. and Payton M. hosted an amazing Dad’s Weekend which consisted of a bonfire party on Friday night followed by a fun tailgate before a great Mizzou football game on Saturday. Other achievements include Kathleen K. becoming the lead Coordinator for the newly established Truman’s Closet on campus. Truman’s Closet is a non-profit organization that rents out professional attire for those in the Columbia community that have important job interviews but not enough money to buy nice business attire. They also offer services such as mock job interviews and resume building classes. And finally, numerous Kappa’s decided to get deeply involved in the University of Missouri’s largest campus philanthropy, Dance Marathon, by either becoming Steering Committee members or Dance Moral Captains. What can’t our members do?!  '''October 2013'''With homecoming coming up Kappa could not be more proud of our sister Sarah Barr for being nominated for Mizzou's Top 30 Homecoming Royalty. On October 4th, also in the spirit of Homecoming, we held our denim themed marriage party to our wonderful Homecoming pairings, Theta Chi and Farmhouse. This was Theta Chi’s first year participating in Homecoming. Also, in October, one of our members, Lindsey Pierce, founded a new organization on campus called Executive Women International Collegiate. The organization’s goal is to introduce its members to professional mentors in the working fields of their interest and to help prepare them for the task of being women in the real world of business. Multiple Kappas applied to be in this new organization and Lindsey plans to do big things through EWIC on campus. Kappa also renewed an old tradition of celebrating Halloween with Chi Omega by throwing an “Owl”-wide activitiesoween social. It was truly a blast getting to spend such a fun holiday with a fellow sisterhood.  '''November 2013'''November was yet another busy month around Kappa. The women of Kappa and the men of Theta Chi and Farmhouse took on Mizzou's 102nd Annual Homecoming Celebration with the theme of "Washington D.C."! Overall, we took home 2nd place! The other categories, we placed as follows: 1st place House Decs, 1st place Banner, 1st place Merchandise, 1st place Service, 4th place Blood, and Best Supporting Actress in Talent. November 2nd and 3rd, we welcomed 80 New Members into our wonderful sisterhood! During I-week, members showed their spirit by wearing different colors each day. In Apriladdition, Zeta Phi hosted there were fun activities planned to build the bond of Kappa 's sisterhood. Tuesday, there was a movie night in the New Member room at the Kappa Gamma’s Beta Province Convention under house. For dinner on Thursday, the new members were invited to a special Blue and Blue dinner cooked by our creative chefs! Friday was the leadership beginning of Krystle Manuela fun-Countee ’13filled and very successful Initiation!  Thank you to our Marshal, Lindsey P., her assistants, Chapter Council, and all the alumnae who put in so much hard work throughout the week/weekend and made this Initiation smooth and very successful. At Kaddy Shack is a social in honor of the two golf teams who win the Kappa Klassic (Kappa’s philanthropy). The men of Alpha Gamma Sigma and the men of Sigma Pi won the fraternity portion of the Kappa Klassic and Kaddy Shack was held of the Province Convention22nd. Once again, Zeta Kappa and Pi Beta Phi won celebrated the founding of our sororities at the same college, Monmouth on the weekend of the 16th! The first night was a bonfire and hayride and the following night was a venue social. On the Sunday following Initiation, the Columns Ballroom at the University Club was filled with over 250 actives and alumni. The Kappa ladies ate a lunch of Dijon chicken while they listened to the Risk Management Award (awarded wonderful keynote speaker, Leigh Neier, talk about what it means to truly call someone your “sister”. Representatives from each pledge class spoke beautifully about their experiences in Kappa, and we were honored to give out a 50-year pin to Risk Management Chair Lakshmi Davey ’15) Cynthia Miller Mustard and a 65-year pin to Helen Wells Wilson. Everyone enjoyed listening to the Helen Kinslow Chapter Loyalty AwardKappa Pickers sing “Drifter” and junior, Lindsay P., sing her original song “The Beautiful and Good”.

The following is just a brief list of some of the activities in which Zeta Phi members participated throughout 2013Pledge Class Speakers:Freshmen: Kate W.Sophomore: Ryan D.Junior: Megan Partridge ’14 co-founded the startup company Stitch Your Story, Joan Cannon ’15 started a newsletter for the Princeton University Geosciences Society to help get freshmen and sophomores interested in joining the department, Clarissa Lotson ’16 attended a Princeton-sponsored Global Seminar in Rio during the summer, Emilie Burke ’15 was elected President of the Princeton University Women’s Rugby FC, Rebecca Zhang started a new club – The Princeton Film Society, Stephanie Rigizadeh ’15 interned at CBS News Washington working for CBS This Morning, and Katherine Pogrebniak ’14 won the Princeton Class of 1939 Scholar Award as well as the Churchill ScholarshipAmy M.Senior: Kenzie M.

One Most Outstanding Member of Zeta Phi’s goals for 2013 was to increase the chapter’s philanthropic involvementEach Pledge Class:Freshmen: Lauren G. Under the leadership of Philanthropy Chair Yael Wollstein ’15, “Philanth Week” was created – a week during which the chapter participated in different philanthropic activities each day (ranging from making sandwiches for a homeless shelter to writing letters to soldiers)Sophomore: Allison D. Increased philanthropic involvement was part of a larger effort to increase Zeta Phi’s interpersonal developmentJunior: Maddie T. Other chapter goals included improved attendance at chapter meetings and greater unification between pledge classes. In addition to working on these goals, Zeta Phi excelled academically throughout 2013 and had a very successful Recruitment season in the fall. At the end of 2013 (in December), Zeta Phi elected new Chapter Council members, and Sooyeon Kim ’15 was elected PresidentSenior: Lilli R.

Gracious Living Award: Kelci D.Most Active Senior Award: Page D.Behind the Scenes Award: Brooke H.Martha Stevens Toller Award: Kenzie R. '''December 2013'''In December, the ladies danced the night away at the last social of the year, Semi-Formal. With finals approaching and stress levels high, Kappa’s were ready for the holiday season. This year’s year Kappa won the award of “Dedication to Member Academic Excellence” at the Greek Life Honors Night. Upon return from Thanksgiving break, elections for the new Chapter Council were also held. The new officers are as follows: President: Maddie TaylorVPS: Alyssa FancherVPO: Hallie HerrmannVPAE: Taylor LuetkemeyerRecording Secretary: MJ RodgersCorresponding Secretary: Sarah WhiteTreasurer: Caroline SechlerRegistrar: Kara KlempMarshal: Maddie PoletisEducation: Jody PetersonHouse: Rayanna BeckerRecruitment : Suzanna ThorneMembership: Natalie FischerPhilanthropy external: Claire FischerPhilanthropy internal: Laura SickmanNew Member: Allison DoerrPublic Relations: Haley McDillEvents external: Bekah BadeEvents internal: Elissa ArnoldRisk Management: Allison (Bobbie) RobertsPanhellenic Delegate: Jamie Ras Campus Description: University of Missouri-Columbia Enrollment (Fall 2013) Total: 34,658In-State: 24,743Out-of-state 9,915Undergraduate: 26,965Graduate: 6,439International: 2,236   Greek Life (Fall 2013) Total # of Greeks 7,442Total # of Greek Men 3,107Total # of Greek Women 4,335Total # of PHA Women 4,319 % Of Greek Students 27%% Of Greek Men 11%% Of Greek Women 16%  Annual Undergraduate Cost, 2013-14 Missouri resident total: $22,943Non-resident total: $37,292Tuition and fees: $9,415 (resident); $23,764 (non-resident)Room and board:$9,286Books and supplies: $946Personal and transportation: $3,296Costs assume 14-hour enrollment each semester '''Changes On Campus:'''Due to our switch to the SEC, our campus has been doing a lot of construction to better our athletic sporting centers such as renovations to Faurot Field, the volleyball courts, and Wolpers dorm. Another big highlight on our campus this year was our very successful football season. The Mizzou Tigers worked their way all the way to the Cotton Bowl and the head football Coach, Gary Pinkel, beat Faurot this year with the largest number of wins as head Coach. However, our football team was not the only successful Mizzou sports team; our girls’ volleyball team was undefeated for majority of their season up until the tail end. So congratulations, to all of the Mizzou Tiger sports teams for such a successful second Recruitment after Princeton University’s ban on freshman participation year in Greek lifethe SEC.  '''Overall Nature of Theta Chapter'''The feeling that you get when you walk into the Theta Chapter Kappa house is almost indescribable. The best way that I can describe the feeling is immediately comfortable and homey. Over 200 girls participated The women in Recruitment this yearhouse make it a home. These women are the most genuine, successful, noble, true and Zeta Phi successfully welcomed 48 new members to good young people I have ever had the pleasure of meeting. I could go on forever but I would rather just say that the true nature of the chapterTheta Chapter is that it is a home away from home. You will always find love and acceptance among these women. I have become a better person from knowing these Theta Chapter women and it is because this sisterhood is so strong. You will always find a home here at Theta Chapter.

Zeta Phi January 2014 Theta Chapter at the University of Missouri had yet another smooth move in day. Linda Orman, our very own house director, helped to make move in day with 86 girls run as smoothly as possible and continues to care so well for our home on 512 E. Rollins St. President Maddie Taylor, accompanied by the rest of the newly elected Chapter Council, stepped into office with positive attitudes and ambitious mindsets, ready to take on the duties that come along with representing Kappa. Throughout the year, these lovely women upheld their responsibilities with beauty and goodness. Sarah White, a member of the junior pledge class, studied abroad in New Zealand and Australia taking Theta Chapter international! Kennedy Calton, a newly initiated member of our chapter, was chosen as Student Assistant for Mizzou Football Multimedia. February 2014 With one month of 2014 under our belt, Theta Chapter got right into participation on campus both as individual members collected and as a large number chapter. RAMS, which stands for Rockin’ Against Multiple Sclerosis, one of MU’s largest philanthropies, was just one of the events we participated in. The RAMS Steering Committee included some of achievements both Theta Chapter’s proud members, Katie Gengler, Reena Bhagat, and Carly Wooldridge. Mizzou for Malawi, another incredible service organization on campus, has a goal to continue fundraising for the primary school in Malawi. They have already established and gained enough funds to eventually open a secondary school. Kali Boland, Reena Bhagat, and Jenn Croft, three Kappas here at Mizzou, were all honored with being on- this steering committee beginning in February. Lauren Greenheck, Alyssa Fancher, Maddy Poletis, Jamie Ras and Kirsten Kuc were all accepted into Mizzou’s Outreach Student Recruitment team, which helps potential students with their transition into college and off-is an honorable campus during position to hold.  March 2014 This month was very busy and exciting for the women of KKG. We started the month with our annual social, Prohibition, a 1920s themed event that is always a chapter favorite. Stephanie Rigizadeh This upbeat and sensational social was held at Cherry Hill, a nice venue in Columbia, and was awared of course a blast for all of the Sue Fream Scholarshipmembers and their guests. Another event, put on for Kappa’s national philanthropy, Reading is Fundamental, an award was also held in March. For this event we held a book drive prior so that covers one member's dues for an entire yeareach child could bring home a new book from the school day event. Other Kappa members went into four classrooms at a local elementary school and read Dr. Seuss books to them. We also helped them make their own Cat in the Hat craft. The kids were involved able to take home their new book, hat, and a bookmark from the event. Also in March, mothers from across the country gathered at Mizzou to celebrate Kappa Kappa Gamma mom’s weekend. We began the weekend with a visit to Déjà Vu, a comedy club here in Columbia where all of the girls and their mothers shared a good laugh. Early Saturday, two busses of Kappas along with their mothers headed to The Lake of the Ozarks where they shopped all day long at the outlet mall. Sunday morning, Kappa’s house was filled with many tables and booths from Columbia retail shops and boutiques that displayed items available for purchase. In the dining room, a variety full buffet of other activities: Katherine Pogrebniak '14 brunch food was prepared and displayed by our lovely cooks, Jim and Donny. The weekend was filled with many fun times and memorable moments that won’t be forgotten. Elise Ferron, a Kappa junior was elected to be Vice President of Mizzou Special Events Society, an organization on campus dedicated to helping students prepare for event planning with hands on experiences. Melinda McMahon, another Theta Chapter member, was selected elected as valedictorian a justice for the Mizzou Student Conduct Board, a high honor to be held. Girls in our chapter were also able to begin volunteering at Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center, one of Theta Chapter’s local beneficiaries.  April 2014 April, arguably the best month in 2014, depending on whom you ask in Greek Town, was filled with lots of excitement for the Kappa girls. The Kappa Kappa Gammas of the Princeton University Class of 2014; Joan Cannon '15 Missouri won Greek Week overall for the third year in a row! Kappa and our partners Delta Sigma Phi and Beta Sigma Psi’s hard work was reflected in the multiple categories of Greek week in which we placed. Wish makers, a philanthropy on MU’s campus, was graced with a new member of its steering committee, our very own Kristina Airdo. Elise Ferron, a previously recognized Kappa junior, was promoted from Fundraising Chair to President of CMAA, an amazing organization that connects students to the professional world in the hospitality industry and is recognized on an Ivy League Championship as international level. Also this month, Madison Scheper, a Kappa freshman, and two juniors, Hannah Overfelt and Lindsay Pierce, were accepted to travel with 60 Greek students to Harmons, Jamaica for a service project through an organization called Won by One. May 2014 Jamie Ras, a member junior in Kappa, was tapped into Omicron Delta Kappa, one of Mizzou’s secret societies. The ceremony, held for the Princeton Women's Tennis Team past 85 years, was in Jesse Auditorium to recognize not only students’ academic success but also service and leadership on campus. Congratulations to Freshman Alison Yoakam who was elected president to the Executive Board of Alpha Kappa Psi, a fraternity in the Princeton University Geosciences Society; Miranda Rehaut '16 of Missouri’s Robert J. Trulaske College of Business and the student council for the College of Business itself. Lauren Richter, also representing Kappa Kappa Gamma in Alpha Kappa Psi, was elected as pledge class secretary. Finally, congratulations to all of our amazing seniors that left us this year! Summer 2014 Kappa Kappa Gamma was represented by seven recruitment counselors, or Pi Chis, this summer: Katie Allen, Maddie Buchanan, MJ Rogers, Caroline Sechler, Haley McDill, Melinda McMahon and Jody Peterson. These girls helped facilitate and lead the largest recruitment Mizzou as ever seen. Many Kappas traveled all over in the summer of 2014 including Kara Klemp and Claire Winegar who studied abroad in Greece, and Emily Thomson who had an internship with Vince Camuto in Greenwich, Connecticut. Ally Adrian, Alyssa Goldberg, and Allison Doerr were all selected to campaign be Summer Welcome Leaders and help incoming freshman plan their first semester here at Mizzou.  August 2014 After a lot of traveling and a busy summer for Wendy Davis most of the Kappas, a reunion at 512 E. Rollins was much needed. “Work Week” was so much fun for all of the members of Theta Chapter, but also hard work at the same time. All of the effort put into Work Week was definitely reflected in Texas; Sofia Suarez '16 a wonderful recruitment week and flawless new pledge class. After preparing for the entire summer, Natalie Fischer and Suzanna Thorne guided the chapter in an exceptional recruitment. A few highlights from recruitment week included our always-hilarious skit, themed as “Miss Kappa Kappa Gamma” on Sisterhood Day. On Philanthropy Day, the house was transformed into a high-class golf course to illustrate our famous Kappa Klassic philanthropy event. The most anticipated day, Bid Day, was very successful! This year’s theme, “Sweet Home Kappa Gamma,” was project leader a lot of fun for the all of the girls that could now call Kappa home. All of the active members were elated when the 92 new members arrived on Kappa’s lawn! There was BBQ and other snacks courtesy of Kappa’s cooks. The night held a special surprise, up and coming country singer Corey Kent White performed a private concert for the Kappas. The concert was the icing on two trips the cake for the best bid day yet! Also in August, Cheyenne Kline found out she will be an intern during the summer of 2015 for The New York Times and doing a multimedia apprenticeship for National Geographic.  September 2014 This month was such a happy one for the Kappas at Mizzou! The sophomore pledge class members were all ecstatic because this September was Pledge Family Reveal! The members of PC ‘14 were showered with gifts throughout the week that ended in the ultimate gift, a new pledge family to Kenya call their own! New members were able to implement enjoy a rain water cachement system nice dinner after the reveal with their big, “grandbig” and “greatgrandbig” in KKG. The Kappa Klassic was also held this month and consisted of two weekends, one for Kappa dads and one for fraternity men and other campus organizations. This year our Kappa Klassic raised an astounding $40,500 that helped benefit the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation, Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center, and RIF, making it the largest sorority philanthropy in Greek town! Along with a lovely round of golf on Sunday, the Dad’s enjoyed an event at Quinton’s, a local restaurant and bar, and a primary school in Muchebe village; Arianna Lanz '17 Saturday football game against Indiana. The entire weekend was awarded fun-filled for the dads and their Kappa girls. Some of Kappa’s members including Suzy Bambini, Lauren Berger, Claire Fischer, Bridget Pederson, and Kirsten Thouvenot became involved with and eventually joined the Bellcoordinator board for Camp Kesem Mizzou, a student-run summer camp for children who have or have had a parent with cancer, provided free of charge to all of its campers. Additionally, after founding an Executive Women International-Burnell prize Collegiate chapter, Lindsay Pierce handed down the title of presidency to our very own Sammy Patten. Together they have started three new collegiate chapters of EWI this year. October 2014 Another year, another crazy Mizzou homecoming! With Halloween right around the corner, Kappa’s homecoming theme of haunted house couldn’t have been more perfect! Preparing for homecoming was a lot of hard work and a team effort, but all of the Kappas and our partners in Alpha Tau Omega had a lot of fun. We even managed to get first in Physics; Samantha Lee '15 the Mizzou Homecoming Blood Drive. This October, Debonie Lewis, a junior, was elected president recognized as a member of the Princeton recruitment team for MizzouThon, Mizzou’s newly named Dance Marathon event. Madison Adrian, Katie Lynch, and Baylee Francka were also all welcomed into Mizzou’s Alumni Association Student Board. They state that it is their “noble mission as true sons and daughters of the University of Missouri to safeguard the traditions of our alma mater, to foster a sense of pride within the Mizzou community, and to serve as the governing board for all True Tigers.” Without a cheer and dance team for the Special Olympics here at MU, Kelsey Boschert, a Kappa sophomore, took the initiative to start it herself this October! Kennedy Calton, Laura Maurer, Jessica Kaiser, and McGuire McManus all became a part of Tiger Crew, a group of girls who support the Mizzou baseball team through fundraisers, working at games, marketing and interacting with the fans. This month was also exciting because it was filled with a very important event, Initiation! The Inspiration Period was filled with fun days for the women of Theta Chapter and activities at night to further strengthen the bond of our sisterhood. Some of these activities included a Blue and Blue dinner at the house and a movie night in the new member room! Thank you to our Marshal, Maddy Poletis, her assistants, Chapter Council, and all the alumnae who put in so much hard work throughout the week and made this Initiation smooth and very successful. We were so blessed to initiate all of our wonderful new members into our incredible chapter. The Sunday following Initiation, the University Club was filled with over 250 actives and alumnae. The Kappa ladies ate a lunch and dessert while listening to the Institute wonderful keynote speaker, Morgan Adrian, a Theta Chapter alumna and member of Electronics PC ‘10. Representatives from each pledge class spoke beautifully about their experiences in Kappa and we were honored to give out multiple fifty-year pins. Everyone enjoyed listening to the Kappa Pickers sing “Drifter” and junior, Lindsay Pierce, sing her original song “The Beautiful and Electrical Engineers; Divya Krishnan '16 Good.”  November 2014 Here at Theta Chapter, our favorite social Monmouth was elected president celebrated with our neighbors across the street in Greek town, Pi Beta Phi. Both sororities and their dates had a blast celebrating the founding of our sororities at Monmouth College. The first night hosted a costume party and the campus dance group Naacho; Sophia Robertson-Lavalle '16 second night was named at an American Chemical Society Scholarindoor/outdoor venue with a hayride and a DJ. This month Debonie Lewis also found out she will be interning for the U.S. Senate under Senator Roy Blunt! December 2014 December was a studious filled month for the Kappas since finals were approaching and stress levels were high. Our house mom, Linda, and the cooks, Jim and Donny, did a wonderful job planning “finals food” for the girls to snack on while staying up late and studying. In 2014, Theta Chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma won the award of “Excellence in New Member Programming” award at the Greek Life Honors Night. Upon returning from Thanksgiving break, elections for the new Chapter Council were held. The new officers are as follows: President: Maddy PoletisVPS: Ally AdrianVPO: Allison YoakamVPAE: Kiersten KucRecording Secretary: Laura EdlowCorresponding Secretary: Kate WadleyTreasurer: Molly de JongRegistrar: Morgan KleineMarshal: Lauren GreenheckEducation: Rosie HutchisonHouse: Jackie FreyMembership: Erika BeykirchPhilanthropy: Kelsey BoschertNew Member: Caroline PfeifferPublic Relations: Brittney FrazierEvents: Meagan HeaneyRisk Management: Ellie SenneffPanhellenic Delegate: Sara Duft 

Our chapter goal Campus Description: University of continuing philanthropic involvement also continued. Staying true to Kappa Kappa Gamma's emphasis on literacy, one philanthropic project was aiding in a Read Record Replay project. Read Record Replay is a group whose focus is on teaching English overseas. Members also participated in a panhellenic Powder Puff game, the proceeds of which were given to charity. In addition, a charity night was held at a local Lilly Pulitzer retailer, where a portion of all purchases was donated to the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation. The chapter also beta tested a polling app, which raised money for philanthropic causes. Missouri-Columbia

Recently the panhellenic community has become much more unifiedEnrollment (Fall 2014) Total: 35, as evidenced by the increase in panhellenic events. A panhellenic Powder Puff football game was held among all the sororities441 In-state: 24, the proceeds 586 Out-of which were donated to charity. Another panehellenic unity event was held at a local ice cream shop-state: 10, where a portion of purchases made by Greek community members was donated to charity. There has also been promising discussion of adding another chapter to the Greek community855 Undergraduate: 27,654 Graduate: 6,565 International: 2, as the high interest in recruitment has indicated there might be enough women to sustain another Greek organization. 417

Zeta Phi continued Annual Undergraduate Cost, 2014-15 Missouri residential total: $24,704Non-residential total: $38,730Tuition and fees: $10,286 (resident) $24,312 (non-resident)Room and board: $9,640Books and supplies: $1,114Personal expenses and transportation: $3,664(Costs assume 14-hour enrollment each semester) Nickname: “Mizzou”Mascot: Truman the TigerMore than 280 degree programsMore than 600-plusstudent organizationsMore than 40 club sports and rec sports  Changes on Campus:  There was no lack of construction on Mizzou’s campus in 2014. One big change was the addition of a new dining area, Sabai, and their a–la–cart menu features many Southeast Asian favorites, including rice bowls, lettuce wraps, Thai chicken curry and Ginger Grab Wontons. Also this year, in honor of MU’s 175th anniversary, the MAA funded the construction of “Traditions Plaza,” an outdoor amphitheater that now provides an outdoor gathering and programming space for use by MU students, faculty, staff, visitors and alumni. Traditions Plaza will be a place where members of the campus community can enjoy concerts, spirit rallies, outdoor classes and a wide assortment of other activities.   Overall Nature of Theta Chapter:  The feeling that you get when you walk into the Theta Chapter is a feeling like no other. 512 E. Rollins St. is indescribably welcoming and homey. All members bring their own personality and individuality to hold their meetings the mix while all still having one thing in rooms rented common, humor. A sense of humor, to me, is what really sets Theta Chapter apart from the Universityothers. There is always a sister, if not multiple sisters, to help pick you up when you are feeling down by simply cracking a joke. The women here are honorable, as they have intelligent, hilarious, and dedicated, constantly representing the Kappa Kappa Gamma name, beautifully. There will be laughs echoing through the halls of this beautiful place we call home for many years to come.  Chapter Meetings and Housing: Chapter meetings are held in past yearsthe Theta Chapter house dining room. The Zeta Phi chapter has never owned  Woman behind the Badge: Over the summer one of our outstanding members, Cheyenne Kline, traveled to Nairobi, Kenya for a houseresearch project. While she was there, lodgeshe met a woman named Jane Jimono who was in charge of an orphanage, apartment or suitePricilla’s. A few days later Cheyenne started a website and other media outlets for Priscilla's to get the word out for monetary donations. An off-campus storage unit is rented After a few weeks and maintained several very generous donations, Priscilla's became eligible for classes with certified teachers. In November, Priscilla's had its first day of school with over 57 students. Cheyenne included the entire chapter by requesting that members bring gently used or new school supplies, letters, or monetary donations to the House ChairKappa Kappa Gamma house, so that they could be sent in a care package to Pricilla’s in Nairobi. Members may live together Cheyenne still keeps in University housing if they so choosetouch with everyone in Nairobi and is very grateful for it. No members wear historical badges.

One January 2015 As always, move in day went smoothly for the Kappa Kappa Gammas at the University of Missouri. Our house director, Linda Orman, welcomed the Kappas and their family members into 512 E. Rollins on the morning of the 19th for her 22nd year! Maddy Poletis, our goals president, and the rest of the newly elected Chapter Council led the very first chapter meeting beautifully. All of the girls were so excited to be back together, sharing laughs and stories from a long winter break. Although the break was long, it was more active philanthropy work within fun and exciting for many of the Kappas who participated in a Mizzou Alternative Breaks trip or the chapterannual Mizzou Ski Trip. Several Theta Chapter members left to make incredible memories and study abroad to places including Buenos Aires, Brussels, London, and France! We participated were all so proud to send off our very own Debonie Lewis as she began her internship in Washington D.C. for the U.S. Senate under Senator Blunt! February 2015 February was a month filled with excitement and new opportunities for many of the Kappas! With Greek Week right around the corner, we couldn’t have been happier to be paired with the men of Delta Upsilon and Phi Gamma Delta, with the theme of Hey Arnold! On February 9th, freshman Rachel Marcus was welcomed onto the Mizzou Tour Team, a prominent position at MU. Three other outstanding freshmen, Sophia Quintana, Katie Hayes and Morgan Mechelke, were accepted onto MU’s Outreach Student Recruitment Team. The Outreach team is dedicated to serve as ambassadors for Mizzou at admissions events and college fairs around the country as well as working side by side with Tour Team! This month we also held our annual Kaddyshack social to honor the winning fraternity of our Kappa Klassic golf tournament in the fall. Everyone had ablast singing and dancing the night away at Roxy’s in downtown Columbia! philanthropy March 2015  We started the month with a memorable event , the first annual Theta Chapter Trivia Night! Morgan Kleine and Lauren Greenheck organized an unforgettable night filled with fun music, sisterhood bonding, history and ritual trivia, great food and incredible prizes! All the girls who attended had a blast and were able to learn some new things about our chapter’s history and Kappa Kappa Gamma as a whole! In addition to fun sisterhood events, our very own Cheyenne Kline accepted a summer photography apprenticeship with National Geographic in Bali! She will promote several non-profits and the village. She began selling handmade jewelry to earn financial support for her Indonesian adventure. The Omicron Delta Kappa Top 14 Freshmen award is one of the highest honors that a freshman at Fruity YogurtMizzou can receive for excellence in scholarship, leadership, and community service. Theta Chapter is extremely excited to announce that there are THREE Kappas at Mizzou who have been honored with this title: Baylee Francka, Katie Hayes and Maggie Dorr. ODK is a National Leadership Honor Society made up of juniors and seniors who are outstanding leaders across campus and represents one of Mizzou's six secret societies. Also this month, Ally Adrian put on a motivating sisterhood event in preparation for spring break. Our sister, Danielle Zoellner, led the rest of us in a local bubble tea workout Zumba class in our dinning room! It was a ton of fun and a nice break from studying for midterms. To tie up March, Kappa hosted one of our favorite socials, Prohibition. Decked out in pearls, flapper dresses and froyo shopfeathered boas, where the whole house was ready to celebrate in true 20s fashion! April 2015 April was a jam-packed and fun-filled month for the Theta Chapter Kappas! At the beginning of this month, Kappa had a marriage party with our more than ecstatic Greek Week pairings: DU and FIJI. It was a lot of fun for all of the fraternity men and Kappa ladies to get to know each other better before what we knew would be a great Greek Week. This month, seven of our very own Chapter Council members attended the Regional Leadership Conference in Schaumburg, Illinois. It was great getting to know our fellow sisters, listening to wise speakers including Jessica from Phired Up!, and gaining a new appreciation for Kappa Kappa Gamma as a whole. We are so proud of our Theta Chapter sister, Carly Wooldridge, who was selected to be a Kappa Kappa Gamma Leadership Consultant! Carly will represent us well. Our Events Chair, Meagan Heaney, did a percentage wonderful job of planning our Mom’s weekend and it turned out to be a beautiful few days! We began the weekend by attending Déjà Vu comedy club, and all of the ladies shared some good laughs and then danced the night away. On Saturday the weather was absolutely beautiful as all ofthe “klassy” women and their mothers enjoyed the day at Canterbury Hill Winery. Finally on Sunday our precious cooks, Donny and Jim made us a delicious brunch in our beautiful dinning room. Relay for Life was held in the Mizzou Rec and was a successful night in which many of our sisters participated and helped to make an impact on the lives of those who are affected by cancer. When Greek Week rolls around it is always an intense and thrilling time for the Kappas at Mizzou. The women enjoyed participating in Caring for Columbia for Greek Week Service, in skit and dance for Greek Week Fling, dodge ball, flag football, volleyball, and soccer for Greek Week sports, and the Greek Week Blood Drive held in our orders went school’s recreational center! On April 26, 2015 Kappa, along with our pairing, was announced as the 1st place overall winners of Greek Week for the FOURTH year in a row! We also placed 1st in the blood drive, 1st in public relations, 3rd in skit and dance and 4th for events. We are so proud of all of the liaisons and volunteers from Kappa, DU, and FIJI who put in so much hard work to result in yet another win! This month we were also excited to receive our Homecoming pairing for the upcoming fall: Theta Chi! Summer 2015Kappa Kappa Gamma was represented by four recruitment counselors, or Pi Chis, this summer: Ally Adrian, Sara Duft, Rosie Hutchinson, Caitlin Fletcher. These women helped facilitate an incredible recruitment for the newest Mizzou class! As the summer began, many Kappas began their internships and summer traveling. Kappas were all over the country, with a few even going abroad!  August 2015 The summer flew by for us! Work Week began and we were happy to be back at our favorite place. PHA focused on a “values based recruitment” to emphasize not on the house, the apparel and the socials, but the quality of the conversations between women. This placed an importance on making sure that values match up between the potential new members and active members of each chapter. Knowing that the members of our chapter truly embody the values of the Fraternity, we were more than delighted to place an emphasis on what is truly important. Recruitment was a breeze, and we welcomed our fabulous new member class! Our New Member Educator, Caroline Pfeiffer, executed our Kappa Kappa Galaxy Bid Day flawlessly! The girls of 512 E. Rollins waited anxiously outside the house decked out in metallic and galaxy apparel for our “out of this world” new member class!   September 2015 Fall ushered in another wonderful Dad’s Weekend for both the Kappas and their special guests this September! The weekend was packed with many events including the rental of Nash Vegas for lots of dancing and fun. Saturday was filled with tailgates and football for everyone. It was a bonus, of course, that the Tigers pulled through with a 9-6 win over the University of Connecticut. A.L. Gustin Golf Course hosted many daddy/daughter duos as well as other guests on Saturday. For the first time ever players had the chance to compete for a chance to have their name engraved on the Kappa Klassic winner’s plaque. The following weekend the golf course was crowded again with “Kappa Kaddies” and fraternity men playing to take the name of Kappa Klassic Champions 2015. Our Philanthropy Chair, Kelsey Boschert, did an incredible job of pulling off our most successful and philanthropic Kappa Klassic ever, raising a total of $62,188.27, benefitting Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center, Reading is Fundamental, the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation, Camp Kesem, and Moving Ahead. This month also included the always-exciting Pledge Family Reveal! All of the new members were delighted to greet their newest pledge families with open arms on the lawn of our home. After the reveal the pledge families, in their matching family shirts designed by each member of PC ’14, bonded over dinner. October 2015 To kick off this crazy month, Kappa had a safari themed marriage party with our spectacular Homecoming partner, Theta Chi. Later in the month, Kappa was announced as the fourth place winners overall – which we were pleased to hear! Getting in the spirit of the season, we hosted a pumpkin carving sisterhood event on our lawn with our PanHellenic sister sorority, Sigma Sigma Sigma. It was fun for all of the PanHellenic women and included some creatively carved pumpkins. We wrapped up the month with our social with our friends at Chi Omega, Owl-O-Ween! The costumes were clever and both chapters and their dates had fun dancing the night away at Ten Below in downtown Columbia. In addition to some fun events, Kappa celebrated our Initiation ceremony with a weekend full of sisterhood and family. The weekend concluded with Founder’s Day as we celebrated 140 years of Theta Chapter. It was a wonderful day to celebrate sisterhood and tradition! November 2015 Kappa was filled with cheer as the Kansas City Royals beat the New York Mets 7-2 to capture the World Series in five games, claiming the title of World Champions for the first time since 1985 – it was an exciting way to start off the month! Every Kappa’s favorite social, Monmouth, was held at the beginning of the month. Déjà Vu hosted the costume night while Midway hosted the second bonfire night. It was a perfect fall evening for a bonfire, hayride and dancing! This month we also packed bags held another sister sorority event with Sigma Sigma Sigma and our other pairing, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated in Kappa’s own dining room. It included snacks, comfy PJs, and an open, positive discussion about the recent events on campus related to racism. We discussed, “What exactly is the movement happening on campus?” and “How can we better include NPHC in Greek life?” and “If you identify as white, how can you be an ally?” Overall, it was very helpful and insightful for all of cookies the women to be able to spend time together and facilitate a positive discussion given the confusion surrounding the issues. After a busy week, we were off forThanksgiving break! December 2015 TASKAfter a whirlwind year for the women of Theta Chapter, December was a welcomed break. The true delight was coming back to 512 to a home decorated for the holidays! Mom went all out with lights and decorations, just the way we like it. We began the month with our annual semi-formal social where everyone came in their finest dresses for a night of dancing at Déjà Vu, our new favorite venue in Columbia! After some fun, it was time to buckle down and study for finals but not without a local food kitchenfun chapter dedicated to ugly Christmas sweaters! With a hectic finals week and a busy fall semester to boot, it was finally time for Thanksgivingthe Kappas to return home for winter break and relax. This year has been one for the books as the women of Theta Chapter continue to set an example in the Greek community and on campus.We’re already looking forward to seeing what 2016 will bring! President: Morgan Kleine VPS: Katie Hayes VPO: Libby Martin VPAE: Lindsey Graham Recording Secretary: Caroline Pruente Corresponding Secretary: Abby Greene Treasurer: Meredith Hill Registrar: Hannah Eggert Marshal: Taylor Downey Education: Madi Adrian House: Frannie Mulhall Membership: Charlotte Paras Philanthropy: Emily Montgomery New Member: Bailey Cole Public Relations: Morgan Mechelke Events: Conner Logsdon Risk Management: Katherine Baker Panhellenic Delegate: Baylee Francka  Campus Description: University of Missouri-Columbia  Enrollment (Fall 2014) Total: 35,050 Undergraduate: 27,589 Graduate: 6,266 International: 2,432  Annual Undergraduate Cost, 2014-15  Missouri residential total: $25,514 Non-residential total: $40,126 Tuition and fees: $10,586 (resident) $245,198 (non-resident) Room and board: $10,062 Books and supplies: $1,124 Personal expenses and transportation: $3,742

Chapter PhilanthropyMascot:Truman the Tiger

Why did your chapter choose this organization(s) to support?More than 600-plus student organizations More than 40 club sports and rec sports   Changes on Campus:  We chose to support TASK because they needed food The University of Missouri has made many strides in 2015. The MU News Bureau states “On Aug. 24, the University of Missouri opened its doors for the fall semester, welcoming the largest student body and the fourth-largest freshman class in the history of the university. Among the highlights of the 2015-16 school year are a record number of high-achieving students — those students who scored a 30 or higher on the ACT — a record retention rate, and snacks the most diverse student body in MU’s history.”  Overall Nature of Theta Chapter:  Theta Chapter feels more like home than ever for Thanksgivingthe women of Kappa Kappa Gamma. With the school year wrapping up, and 512 E. We thought this was Rollins adorned in garland and lights, the women are spending as much time as possible at the perfect opportunity house. The girls have created bonds to give back last a lifetime and created memories to our communitylast even longer. There isn’t a day without laughter in the house; the Kappa girls are as lighthearted, humorous and fun loving as always. Each member represents the Kappa name beautifully with her compassionate, give thankscharitable, welcoming and show our appreciation for our wonderful communityencouraging heart.

At conventionFor Theta Chapter, Zeta Phi 2016 began with the newly elected Chapter received Council attending a training session held by the Mizzou Panhellenic Association. Members from each campus chapter gathered to talk about making our community more empowering and more inclusive to all of our members. Chapter Council also met with the House Board to discuss possible renovations and make a wish list of changes we’d like to see in our chapter house. January is always an honorable mention exciting time of getting acclimated to being back on campus and preparing for the year ahead.  February began with our celebration for the winners of the Kappa Klassic, our golf-themed Kaddyshack social. The following week, we were greeted by our LC Jessica Morin. To welcome Jess and to celebrate the Valentine’s Day holiday, we threw a GALentine’s event at the local roller rink. The chapter was invited to hang out and take time to celebrate their sisters. Everyone so enjoyed their time with Jess and we were sad to see her go. During February, our very own Kathleen Kowalsky, Ella Miller and Maddy Poletis were give the great honor of being selected as part of the Mizzou 39, the top 39 seniors on campus. We were also so excited to congratulate another group of girls for Academic Excellencebeing accepted into the prestigious Mizzou school of nursing. At the end of the month, we got the celebrate the birthdays of our chapter’s two Leap-Year Babies. In We made sure to give thegirls extra attention because it would have been their only collegiate birthday!  springThere was another flood of honors in March as 8 Kappas were selected to be Panhellenic Counselors (Pi Chis) for the coming recruitment and our own Maddy Poletis was selected to be a 2016 Leadership Consultant. The chapter also cheered on Katherine Hayes as she directed her very first musical review for the club she cofounded, Mizzou Off Broadway. A number of Kappas starred in the performance. As the weather improved, we began our semesterly volunteering at our local beneficiary the Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center. At the end of the chapter month, everyone’s mothers came to participate in Mom’s Weekend. This year, the most beloved weekend of the semester took proactive steps regarding interpersonal place at a local garden center. And, as the month ended, Kappas headed all over the country to enjoy Spring Break festivities.  April began with Greek Week activities including 5 different sporting events, the Caring for Columbia day of service, volunteering at the Special Olympics, a skit and the blood drive. Kappa, Kappa Alpha Order and Lambda Chi Alpha placed second overall. During the month, we held our annual formal social, the Sapphire Ball as well as a movie night on the front lawn where the sisters watched the popular film “Sisters.” Perhaps the most notable event of April was completely switching our Kappa business from our Facebook page to The GIN. We now conduct all official business through The GIN and its many useful tools. The month ended with Senior Week as we highlighted the future graduates and they received their final Kappa programming.  May was a short month at Mizzou and was focused on final exams. We managed to sneak in one last social with the women of Kappa Alpha Theta for our Kentucky Derby themed Kite and gender based violence byKey. When we returned to our studies, our house mother was generous enough to provide us with late night finals snacks throughout the last week of exams. And, as the school year came to a close we said goodbye to our seniors as they graduated and became Kappa alumnae. participating In June, nine Chapter Council members made their way to San Diego for the 2016 Kappa Convention. Marshal Taylor Downey acted as the representative from Theta Chapter and had the honor of introducing our very own Marian Klingbeil Williams at the Presidents Dinner. Throughout the week the women worked hard at business meetings and informational sessions but, what they enjoyed most was spending time with one another and their hundreds of Kappa sisters. Theta Chapter won the Public Relations Award for our Breaking Barriers Facebook campaign as well as a number of honorable mentions in Princeton Universitycategories including Philanthropy, Standards and New Member Program. If June wasn's Public Safety self-defense class t exciting enough, our own Sydnee Stottlemyre competed as Miss Missouri in the 2016 Miss USA pageant and bringing finished in speakersthe Top 10.  Recruitment began in August as a new group of women moved into 512 E. Rollins for the very first time. Work Week was full of preparation, sisterhood bonding and a day trip to a local beach. During the Philanthropy round of Recruitment, the girls talked with potential new members while they crafted bookmarks for the children at Reading Is Fundamental. On Bid Day, Theta Chapter welcomed 71 new Kappa Kadets to our military themed lawn. The girls enjoyed a day at the local pool and bonding over inflatable obstacle courses. But, the fun didn't last forever and Monday morning classes began. At the end of August, Chapter Council took a weekend to hold their very own retreat. The 18 girls discussed how to improve their own positions and Theta Chapter as a whole as they embarked on the new semester.  September hosted the New Member Retreat. All 71 girls stayed at the chapter house for a night of bonding, Kappa history, and snacks from Womanspaceour wonderful chefs. Later in the month, we hosted our annual Dad’s Weekend. Kappas and their dads spent time at a local brewery, cheering on the Tigers and on the green at the first weekend of the Kappa Klassic golf tournament. This weekend was the start of our philanthropy event. The following week included serenades from the fraternities participating in the tournament, a banner contest at the fraternity houses and the crowning of our King Candidate, an Evans Scholar. The second half of the Kappa Klassic was held on October 1 and 2. Zeta Phi faced low recruitment numbersThis year we had 56 teams participate in the event and raised over $51, but worked to overcome this000 for our beneficiaries.  challenge October was a whirlwind! Following the Klassic, we were greeted by placing our LC Morgan Agster. All of CC had an incredible time getting to know Morgan and taking in her advice. She assisted in pulling off a revitalized emphasis on seamless and special initiation for all of our new members. All weekend and, especially during our Founders Day celebration, we were joined by an abundance of alumnae and family members to help us welcome all 70 new Kappas into our sisterhood events. During all of this, the Kappa girls were in full Homecoming mode. The skit, boosting morale house decorations and improvingparade float all revolved around the theme Charlotte’s Web. Our partners, Alpha Gamma Rho, helped us to receive a second place victory. The month concluded with our annual Owloween social with the women of Chi Omega. member retentionIn early November, we elected our brand new Chapter Council for the coming year and held our Triplet meeting with the old, new and our advisors.

On December 11, 2016 Zeta Phi held a philanthropy event to stuff bears toThe 2017 officers:donate to Toys for Tots for the holidays. In the future our goals are to increase membership, to• President: Conner Logsdoncontinue to promote sisterhood by making our chapter a strong emotional and academic support• VP of Standards: Alex Linderernetwork and by getting to know our sisters better through more casual sisterhood events.• VP of Organization: Anne BlahaDescribe the recent changes on your campus and describe the overall nature • VP of your chapter.Academic Excellence: Nissi Kunjummen• Recording Secretary: Erin O’Connor• Corresponding Secretary: Katie McDonough• Treasurer: Margo Young• Registrar: Michelle Stoddart• Marshal: Fee PauwelsAs a result of increasingly open campus dialogues, the University has made several important• Education: Audrey Anderson• Events: Monica Harkins• House: Onoleigh Pommier• Membership: Taylor Downey• New Member: Charlotte Newman• PHA Delegate: Maddie Greenly• Philanthropy: Mary Fischer• Public Relations: Lexi Churchillchanges this fall. • Risk Management: Chloe Clement

On campusBefore the Kappas headed home for their Thanksgiving break, some they got together with the women of Pi Beta Phi for their annual Monmouth social. Traditionally a costume social, this year the eating clubs have begun costumes had to have student read consentpledges upon admittance to parties as part of an effort to address fit with the letters K or G for the Kappas and the letters P or B for the problem of sexual assaulton college campusesPiPhis. The University has moved to adopt gender inclusive housing optionsbeginning next spring. The University has also bent to popular demand and announced that finalexams will be held before winter break rather than in January in the near futuresecond night was a bonfire per usual.In the words of our membersAnd, Zeta Phi chapter is warmon Thanksgiving weekend, welcoming, open, smart, caring, laidback, diverse, inclusive, and generally the Mizzou Tigers ended their mild season with a fabulous group of young womenvictory against Arkansas in the Battle Line Rivalry.

One As winter break ended in the first weeks of our 2017, girls came home to 512 East Rollins excited to begin the spring semester. The new Chapter Council had a retreat where they participated in an escape room activity and discussed chapter goals . We also had some sister that did not come back to East Rollins Street because they were studying abroad; from Belgium to Spain to Italy, there were Kappas all over the world.  February was a fun month at the house. The chapter has the Kaddyshack social for this year the winners of the Kappa Klassic. We had our second annual Galentine’s Day celebration on the day before Valentine’s day. The pajama themed sisterhood event was held at a roller rink in town.  In March, Columbia began to establish a strong pledge class warm up. We also had exciting news when we learned that 7 of 2017 as part our sisters would be Panhellenic Counselors for formal recruitment in the Fall. We had Mom’s Weekend, and on Friday night, Kappas and their moms went to Les Bourgeois Vineyard to spend time with their moms. Sessions began at Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center, one of ourbeneficiaries and Kappas would donate many volunteer hours each week. Theta Chapter’s own Katie Hayes planned the Mizzou Off Broadway Musical revue, and she recruited many other Kappas who participated in the performance. continuous goal In April, we celebrated our Seniors with Senior Week. They loved some of the programming they participated in, one favorite was a speaker about wedding etiquette (which included dance lessons!). We also had out Sapphire Ball formal, this year that the dress code was designed for floor-length formal dresses. We also participated in Greek Week, which included a canned food drive, fling (consisting of building a stronger tradition skit and dance), and sports. Many of the sports were rained out because of sisterhood bad weather. Kappa Kappa Gamma and Delta Sigma Phi won first in Greek Week, the chapter’s favorite competition. It was an exciting achievement, the girls made shirts and creating a more involvedcelebrated the victory for weeks (if not months) after.  chapteThe final few weeks of school in May were spent on final exams. To accomplish thisHowever, we dedicated still had time for our Kite and Key social with Kappa Alpha Theta, which was a costume-themed “crush party”. After finals, the girls said goodbye to 512 and to the seniors who graduated. Some girls accepted amazing internships, and other left to study abroad for the summer.  In August, the Kappas returned to the house for recruitment. The house looked different as the expansion had begun. The esat parking lot made way for a new wing of energy bedrooms, and the dining room was undergoing construction. The new kitchenette was finally complete, it was much bigger and nicer than the previous one. The girls were so excited about the new fixtures and snacks. Work week and organization recruitment paid off when we received 76 new members to Recruitmentour Mardi Gras themed bid day. The lawn was covered in gold,purple and green glitter as we welcomed our new sisters home. Continuous Open Bidding, September was a whirlwind. New members participated in weekly meetings to get to know the chapter and then they were able to spend a night at the house doing bonding activities during the New Member processRetreat. During Dad’s Weekend, the girls went to celebrate downtown and then had a Kappa tailgate to cheer on the Tigers. We had the first weekend of the Kappa Klassic for our dads that weekend. The next weekend, fraternities from Mizzou golfed in the tournament. We made also had competitions for our Kappa King, which was won by a Delta Tau Delta.  In October, we initiated all 76 of our new members. The weekend was special, and the new members feelwelcome by hosting study sessions and other activities their families celebrated at The Roof. We also had Founder’s Day, where they could get to know each otheralumni got their 50 year pins and everyone celebrated the old new members. The chapter also began work on Homecoming. We were paired with Farmhouse and Phi Kappa Psi. Our theme was “Chester Brewer.” Our skits, house decs and service wowed the Steering Committee. We ended up in first for Homecoming as well. The chapter celebrated the two victories of 2017. We also had our first social of the year, Owloween with Chi Omega, it is a Halloween themed social.  In early November, we elected Pledge Class Captains our brand new Chapter Council for the coming year and held our Triplet meeting to continue transition the bonding within girls into their new positions.  We also had Monmouth, a social with Pi Beta Phi. The theme was “rhyme without areason.” The girls went home for Fall Break. Many went to Nashville to support the Tigers, and everyone was ecstatic about the news that the football team would be participating at the Texas Bowl during winter break. pledge classDecember was quick, as girls came back from break and prepared for finals. All Before that, we had our semi-formal as the final social of the year. As finals approached, the girls studied. Our house mom provided us finals snacks every night as we studied. After exams ended, the girls said goodbye to 512 and went home for break. The 2017 officers: President: Fee PauwelsVP of Standards: Maddie MinanaVP of Organization: Madison StemmlerVP of Academic Excellence: Rachel KeelingRecording Secretary: Caroline LoweryCorresponding Secretary: Morgan KnuckeyTreasurer: Holly HallamRegistrar: Emily HealeyMarshal: Chloe ClementEducation: Margo YoungEvents: Sara AllenHouse: Shuwen LinMembership: Alex LindererNew Member: Mikala BlumPHA Delegate: Jamye GlendenningPhilanthropy: Maddie Greenlee Public Relations: Erica MertzRisk Management: Margaret Matteson ==Highlights of 2018==2018 was a year of excitement and tremendous change for Theta Chapter, but started off on a somber note at the loss of our beloved and adored chef of 23 years, Donnie Woody. This loss reminded us of all we have to be thankful for and to cherish every moment with our sisters and loved ones. Over break, renovation and expansion efforts were well underway, so the girls of Theta Chapter were eager to return back to Columbia and see the progress that had been made and to finally start the new semester. Upon arrival at 512 E Rollins, girls living in house were acquainted with their beautiful new bedroom doors on the second and third floors, and were, of course, happy to be reunited with each other and our wonderful House Mom, Linda. The newly elected members are active of Chapter Council adapted to their positions, and brainstormed ways to best serve our chapter and remain cohesive and united in our efforts as chapter leaders. Classes began, and we bid farewell to our sisters studying abroad and taking part in internships across the globe.  February came and presented many new and fun opportunities for our members as ! On February 6th, Freshmen Mary Kate Ingram and Hanna Reikhof and Sophomore Isabella Moiso were chosen for Mizzou Tour Team, an esteemed role on Mizzou’s campus. In addition, three of our very own freshmen - Molly Farnam, Liz Goodwin, and Abby Labonte - were selected to join the writing MU Outreach Student Recruitment Team after a lengthy and competitive application process. The girls of thisreport512 then celebrated Valentine’s Day with our third annual GALentine’s Day celebration at the local roller rink.Describe the recent changes There were snacks, music, and a great time was had by all who attended! Soon after, we were happy to celebrate our sisters, Margo Young and Holly Hallam, on their receival of bids to join Delta Sigma Pi, a business fraternity on your campus . As February came to a close, we participated in Rockin’ Against Multiple Sclerosis, or RAMS, in an effort to support a great cause and describe some of our very own sisters who were members of the overall nature Steering Committee, Annie Adrian and Maddie Minana! Shortly thereafter, we were overjoyed with excitement to congratulate six of our sisters on their acceptance into the Sinclair School of Nursing. Our excitement only continued as we found out we were paired with the men of your chapterPhi Gamma Delta (Fiji) for Greek Week 2018.Campus March was another month of achievements and excitement! We kicked off the month with our annual Kappa Kappa Gatsby Social, and danced the night away in our 1920s getup. We also were ecstatic to congratulate our sister, Bianca Rodriguez, on being chosen for the 2018 Homecoming Steering Committee. We held our yearly Reading is talking Fundamental philanthropy event on March 2 at a lot about sexual misconductlocal elementary school. On the same day, the girls living in house were able to get a sneak peek at the progress in the beautiful expansion! On March 6th, especially several Kappa’s participated in light of national allegationsagainst highMizzou Off Broadway’s third annual musical revue, including the organizations founder -profile figures like Harvey WeinsteinKatie Hayes, along with Rachel Hopson and Erika Mertz. The following weekend, Theta chapter excitedly welcomed our Moms to join us in Columbia; we partook in floral classes, Matt Lauera social hour at Sorensen Estate, and moreeven got to shop around at a trunk show before we hugged them goodbye on Sunday. At PrincetonOn March 17th, severalgraduate students have spoken out about harassment seven of our sisters were chosen to serve as Panhellenic Counselors (Pi Chis) for Formal Recruitment at Mizzou in the upcoming August. The next week, the Kappas were able to relive their departmentschildhoods while getting to know the men of Fiji during our “Early 2000s” themed marriage party. According Scholarship Dinner was also held this month, to honor theoutstanding academic achievements of our members. Those invited were able to enjoy a delicious dinner and received notes of recognition from their parents. Then, our sisters bid their temporary farewells to 512 for spring break, and many of our own participated in and led Mizzou Alternative Breaks trips across the country! In cities ranging from Salt Lake City, UT, to Roanoke, VA, the Kappas made a positive impact during their time off. third annual "At April’s open, the girls of Theta Chapter were bustling with excitement to return to Columbia and finish out the remainder of the semester. The first two weeks following spring break, the house was busy participating in Greek Week service and sporting events. We Speak" surveywere thrilled to find out that two of our very own seniors, Conner Logsdon and Taylor Downey, which were chosen to be Kappa Kappa Gamma Leadership Consultants! Their time at Theta chapter was distributed filled with impact, and we could not be more excited to all students see where this experience takes both of them. Several of our sisters involved in the spring of 2017 Mizzou for Malawi Steering Committee – director Clare Conlisk, Lindsey Graham, Abby Greene, Natalie Dicker, and Emily Healey – were busy planning an event that brought former Bachelor, Ben Higgins, to Columbia on April 16th tolearn more about their knowledge bring awareness and experiences raise funds to go towards the building of a secondary school for the Pothawira Academy in Malawi. Later that week, we enjoyed a night of sexual misconduct at Princeton glamorous camping, or “glamping,” and theirawareness a movie with the women of our sister sorority for the University’s policiessemester, Alpha Chi Omega. Soon after, we had our annual Sapphire Ball, entailing a night of formal dress and fun to be had with our sisters, proceduresdates, and resourcesfriends. And just when we thought the semester couldn’t get any better, our very own MacKinlee Rogers was tapped into Omicron Delta Kappa, 1 a secret society on Mizzou’s campus, for her outstanding involvement in 5 undergraduate studentsexperienced sexual misconductIt’s On Us, including sexual harassmentExecutive Women International, sexual assaultand Mizzou Tour Team. In addition, dating violence orstalking during 10 of our sisters were chosen to lead Mizzou Alternative Breaks trips for the 20162018-2017 2019 academic year, and two members of PC ’17 were chosen to become Junior Panhellenic Ambassadors! On top of all this, our amazing house mom, Linda Orman, received the “Knock Out House Mom” Award at the annual PHA Honors Night. As April came to a close, we celebrated our beloved seniors with Senior Week, writing them notes and decorating the house with commemorating photos of their dear Kappa days.In other newsMay was a fleeting month. We had one last night of fun in our Kaddyshack social with the winners of the Kappa Klassic, the men of Phi Delta Theta, Delta Chi, and Evans Scholars. The Kappas buckled down to study for finals and finish out the semester. We soaked up our last moments with our amazing seniors and congratulated them as they walked across the stage and received their diplomas, University President Chris Eisgruber announced knowing that they were moving on to do great things. The girls left 512 with a seventh residential collegebit more excitement than normal, however, as our return in August would be built entail a completed expansion and renovation, with new décor and 18 new bedrooms upstairs! In addition, many of our sisters embarked on exciting trips for the summer, studying abroad and partaking in internships across the next 10 years as part globe. We also watched our Northwestern Kappa sister, Meghan Markle, marry Prince Harry and become the Duchess of Sussex on May 19th, most of his initiative to expand Princeton's opportunities us wishing we could have been in London toOh Pat the happy couple.  The summer months were spent with great joy for our members. There were sisters participating in international study abroad programs, internships, and many more studentsenriching activities. Among the highlights of this season was our trip to Denver in June for the biannual Kappa Convention, where we placed in the Top 5 for best overall chapter! In addition, especially students from underrepresented backgrounds. A bigger student bodywould most likely increase we received honorable mentions in the amount categories of women going Recruitment, Philanthropy Signature Event, Chapter-Advisory Board Relations, and New Member Programs! Our pride and love for Theta Chapter only grew through recruitment and diversify ourthese achievements. membership.Zeta Phi has seen As August approached, our members excitedly awaited their return to 512 E Rollins, as the renovation and expansion efforts were near complete! Upon move-in day for the Pledge Class of 2017, girls were astonished by the new landscaping in front of the house, with a surge in sisterhood beautiful fleur-de-lis embossed in the past yearfront walk way and breathtaking stairs leading up to it. With Inside, our 42 members were acquainted with new décor and beautiful hardwood floors, and a new dining room that was nearly twice the size of what we were used to! Upstairs, the girls were finally able to explore the expansion, including 18 beautiful new rooms and two tastefully decorated common rooms – with TVs, comfortable couches, and study tables! Soon after, Work Week was well underway, filled with sisterly bonding and lots of practice for the upcoming Recruitment. Time seemed to fly as we moved through the first two weeks of our return, as we happily “StrucKK Gold” with our 56 new memberson our gold rush themed bid day. We also excitedly welcomed home our seven Kappa Panhellenic Counselors, who were ecstatic to finally return to their beloved 512 and sisters. As school started, we surpassedour expectations members settled into the routine of classes and our Chapter Council prepared for an exciting event on the 25th, where Theta Chapter Alumni were welcomed an amazing back home to see the beautiful expansion and enthusiastic group of new sistersinterior. Women from nearly every pledge class dating back to 1950 were in attendance and were able to tour the home and reminisce on their dear Kappa Days. Our very own Marian Klingbiel Williams was able to cut the ribbon during the presentation ceremony! It was a wonderful day to unite former and present pledge classes to appreciate our beautiful home. September included the New Member Retreat, where PC ‘18 was able to bond through teambuilding events and short presentations made by Chapter Council memberscharacterize our chapter ! A roaring time was had by all as chillthey enjoyed snacks, supportivecrafts, artsya few goofy activities, funnyand a special ceremony at the end of the night. September also encompassed big/little reveal season, kindwith a week of anonymous gift giving and our tradition of pledge family reveal with matching t-shirts at the end of the week! Soon after came Dad’s weekend, involvedwhere the Kappas were able to spend quality time with their dads and show them around Columbia. On Friday night, accommodatingwe enjoyed a relaxed social hour at Logboat Brewing Co.,respectful and considerateon Saturday we watched a hard-fought battle between Mizzou and Georgia in the football game.Our members believe that As always, this weekend also kicked off our chapter cares annual Kappa Klassic philanthropy event. The Kappas were able to caddy for their dad’s and enjoy a lot about supporting each other beautiful clear-skied day with them before saying goodbye. The following weekend was our annual Kampus Klassic, where fraternities and campus organizations participated in achieving the golf tournament with Kappas as their caddies. During September, we also enjoyed a work-out gear themed marriage party with the men of our Homecoming pairing, Alpha Gamma Sigma and Zeta Beta Tau. As the month came to a close, many of us gathered to watch ourvery own sister, Sara Allen, compete for the Title of Miss Missouri USA and make it to the semi-finals!  goalsOctober is usually a busy month for Theta Chapter, and 2018 was no different. The first week of the month was I-Week, focusing filled with sisterhood events and special experiences for the soon-to-be initiates. We enjoyed a Friends marathon on developing our academicthe lawn, professionalice cream social, and extracurricular intereststhe new members spent the night at the house on Friday after dinner at the Country Club of Missouri with their pledge moms. Theyappreciate how their Kappa sisters are always willing On October 6th, we initiated our 56 new members and introduced them to take time to support each another the sacred ritual and tradition of our sisterhood. Afterwards, we enjoyed a gathering atperformances The Roof with our new initiates and their families, and competitions enjoyed the beautiful weather after a morning of all kindsrain and clouds. The following day, we celebrated Founder’s Day at Reynold’s Alumni Center. Members also believe Pledge Class speakers Skylar Williams, Clare Foley, Isabella Moiso and Betsy Smith shared what makes Kappa so special to them, and we came together to appreciate the magnificent organization that our chapter really valuesphilanthropyfounders started back in 1870. Soon after, from Kappa-related Homecoming preparation and festivities were well underway. We participated in service events/fundraisers to volunteering , the annual Homecoming blood drive, Fling, and crafted the final touches on our own timeClue themed house decorations. SamoneBlair '18On October 19th, Sonia Hashim '18Greek Town transformed into a board game extravaganza, and Kristy Yeung '18 are the Kappas admired their work and the work of each pairing in the Greek Community Service Representatives . We then celebrated a Tiger win and our score of 5th place overall in Homecoming! The next week, we kicked off our Halloween festivities with a pumpkin painting night with the women of Alpha Delta Pi, our sister-sorority fortheir eating clubs the semester. On October 25th, we held our yearly Owloween social with Chi Omega. On October 29th, we excitedly congratulated our sister, Isabella Moiso, on her election to the position of Vice President of Recruitment - Internal on campusthe Panhellenic Executive Board for 2019! On October 30th, we invited the Alphas to participate in Trick-or-Treat in Greektown with us. October was a month jam-packed with bonding, achievements, and great fun.CR-08 Page 2 At the beginning of November, Theta Chapter was given the opportunity to send 30 of 3 17our members to St.11Louis to help initiate the members of the brand-new Theta Alpha Chapter.AOur We met many members see of Fraternity Council, and were privileged with the purpose experience of sharing Kappa Kappa Gamma ritual with the newly chartered chapter. On November 5th, our members were surprised at chapter as fostering with our first ever date-dash social taking place later that night! They had just under 3 hours to find a date and a jersey for our spontaneous night of fun amid the stressful season. Just when we thought the month couldn’t be off to a safe better start, we were able to congratulate our sisters, Nichi Weibel and welcoming space Juliann Leak, on their induction into the Mizzou Alumni Association Student Board! The following week, officer elections took place and we congratulated our sisters chosen to lead for the 2019 year. This month, we also held our semi-annual scholarship dinner, which recognized the many academic achievements of our members. After returning from Thanksgiving break, the womenof Theta Chapter returned to a festively decorated 512, and soon after celebrated our last social of the year, semi-formal, dressed in our best for the classic winter social.  As the year came to a close, the women of Theta Chapter buckled down to prepare for the busy finals season ahead of all backgrounds them. Incoming and outgoing Chapter Council members convened for Leadership Day on campusDecember 2nd with key note speaker and Theta Chapter Alum, Suzanne Dalton! The girls participated in team building activities, discussed the responsibilities of their individual positions, and standing set goals for positivity and inclusivity under the banner ofsorority traditionupcoming year. They view our For the last chapter meeting of the year, the girls donned their ugly Christmas sweaters and watched as an unconditional support system the 2019 officers were officially installed! That week, the girls also were able to take a study break at our Christmas themed kredits party, where gift cards were won and sugar cookies were iced, all in good fun. As a last gathering before everyone bid their farewells to 512 for the holiday season, the annual Christmas brunch took place on December 9th, the last day before finals week began. And with that encourages , the girls said goodbye to Kappa with excitement for the upcoming break andsemester ahead of them.  The 2019 Chapter Council Officers:President – Margaret MattesonVice President of Standards – Kayla YanskeyVice President of Organization – Rachel KeelingVice President of Academic Excellence – Paige StortzSecretary – Emma GassmanTreasurer – Morgan KnuckeyMarshal – Nichi WeibelEducation Chairman – Shuwen LinEvents Chairman – Caroline LoweryHouse Chairman – Ruth FrancisMembership Chairman – Megan BradleNew Member Chairman – Annie LewisPanhellenic Delegate – Hadley WillemsPhilanthropy Chairman – Mary Kate IngramPublic Relations Chairman – Hannah GedwillRisk Management Chairman – Sophia Davisson The chapter supports sisters in a number of organization for their diverse pursuits philanthropic efforts. Cedar Creek was chosen as a way to give back to our local community through hands on service! We are able to spend many hours each semester volunteering at Cedar Creek, and off campushave developed a close relationship with Karen, Cedar Creek Program Director, and alleviates some of the hardshipsclients undergoing therapy at the center. that can arise 2018 brought massive changes in the Greek system at the University of Missouri. During the fall semester, a demanding environment like Princeton'snew accreditation system was set in place to monitor the involvement of individual members of greek letter fraternities and sororities on campus.Zeta Phi sisters have achieved considerable recognition for This system aimed to ensure that greek life students were participating in service, scholarly, educational, and other activities that would enrich their skills scope of knowledge and benefit them as well as campus as a whole. Theta Chapter took this new program in stride, making efforts to bring in educational programs and presenters at chapter that would help fulfil these requirements. As ever, Theta Chapter members are largely involved outside of our organization, and accomplishmentsthus we adapted to the new program quite well. KatGiordano '18 is This semester at Mizzou, we also celebrated the President winning of the Princeton Nobel Peace Prize by Professor Denis Mukwege. The University Wildcatsalso celebrated its 107th annual homecoming, Samone Blair '18 its longest and most treasured tradition.  ==Highlights of 2019== Twenty-nineteen is coming to a rapid close, and what a fun year it was for the Musicladies of Kappa Kappa Gamma. This year has been notably special, as Founders Day 2019Director marked the 365 day countdown to celebrating Kappa turning 150! What an amazing celebration for us to be a part of as active and Claire Jones '18 is the Performance Chairinvolved Kappas. Meredith Hooper '20 is As the Secretary women of 512 East Rollins are starting to take down pictures and pack their bags, we’re reminded ofGlee Club the great year that’s been had and Rosamond van Wingerden '20 is try to soak up the Alumni Liasonlast few precious moments with our friends before we’re all home and spread out for our five week break. Samone Blair '18 is Let’s review theyear... President As we eagerly returned to 512, the last few weeks of ​January​ involved girls finding any and every way to stay warm on walks to and from class. The house stayed busier than normal as Kappas huddled inside to avoid the Princeton University Chapel Choirbitter cold outside. Shriya Sekhsaria '18 won  February​ began with tons ofexcitement as we welcomed three new members after participating in spring informal recruitment for the first time. Our new member educator, Annie, threw an incredible bid day with the theme “There’s snow place at IvyLeague Championships like home,” and our Marshal, Nichi, put on a special Initiation for archerythem. Maia Chamberlain '20 finished third place We also had our 20s themed Gatsby social and participated in NCAAs RAMS. At the end of the month, we had two of our members, Nissi Kunjummen, and Megan Stober, recognized with the great honor of being chosen forMizzou ‘39.fencing. Kat Giordano '18 won the Princeton Silver Choice Award at Princeton Research Day2017March​ was no less busy, starting with Chapter Council taking a day trip to KC that involved axe throwing and exceptional pizza and ice cream for a mini CC retreat. Ashlyn Lackey '18 The moms came from far and Shriya Sekhsaria '18 entered wide to Como for a weekend to spend time with their third year daughters with a floral design class and a gathering a Sorenson estates. We were itching for the end of the month to come as TigerChallengemany Kappas went on spring break trips together and took a much needed week of exploring and relaxation.Fellows April​ was perhaps our proudest moment of 2019, as we took on Greek Week with the lovely men of Phi Delta Theta. Claire Jones '18 is We quickly proved to be quite the Editor power pairing, dominating in Chief sports, skit/dance, blood and service, all leading us to a first place victory and many new friendships within the pairing. During that time, we had 7 Kappas (Hadley, Maddie, Nichi, Ruth, Hannah, Clare, and Courtney) chosen to be Panhellenic counselors, to be led by our very own fearless Izzy Moiso, for the upcoming recruitment. We closed out April with our formal, which was a hit as usual at the venue of the Princeton Historical Reviewchoice- Fieldhouse.Chapter Philanthropy:What organization(s) has your chapter historically/traditionally raised money The last few weeks of the semester in ​May​ consisted of lots of cramming, finals snacks from Mom, and formany of us many stress relieving Andy’s runs. We watched many of our seniors graduate and we’re so proud of them and always so appreciative of the love and dedication they’ve shown Kappa over their years. As finals wrapped up, or donated hours we said goodbye to512 for the year as girls returned home, inwent abroad, and started internships for the summer.your community?In Spring of 2017August​ came quick, but we were all ready to come back to see each other again for work week and recruitment. Megan and her team ran an incredibly fun and smooth recruitment, and we did took on a Reading is Fudamental (RIF) event pledge class of 70 amazing new members. Annie threw yet another incredible bid day with the Princeton YMCA theme “Go Kappa it’s your Bid Day” and weall celebrated our favorite day of the year as we welcomed our pi chis and the best new pledge class to the sweetest home.also volunteered with them afterwardsSeptember​ brought nothing less than the usual busyness as we jumped right back into classes and social activities while trying to figure out where sleep fits into that.In Fall Our weekends were full of 2017game days which meant creating fun black and gold outfits to go cheer on our tigers. We had our new members stay at the house for their new member retreat, followed by a fun picnic breakfast at the columns the following morning, organized by our newly created Kappa Wellness Committee. We sent a member from PC ‘19, Meghan Kane, we donated money to HomeWorksKappa Leadership Academy where she made friends and learned some different traditions of Kappa chapters across the US. PC ‘18 took PC ‘19 on owl pal dates leading up to big little reveal- always exciting! Our philanthropy chair Mary Kate put on an incredibly successful two weekends of the Kappa Klassic, an organization working to provide Trentongirls closing out September with housing the dad’s Klassic weekend and academic enrichmentthe following for the fraternity Klassic.Why did your chapter choose She also had a great idea this organization(s) year to bring a food truck to support?We chose Kappa to support the Princeton YMCA because they were do a profit share and it was a local organization who workedhit! In ​October​, we quickly prepared for homecoming with childrenthe exciting theme of Harry Potter. We chose were excited to donate to HomeWorks because be paired with the men of TKE, but ran into a few road bumps as their house board wouldn’t let us paint and pomp in their basement. Our incredibly hard working liaisons saved homecoming as they are focused figured out an alternative and kept spirits high while there was so much chaos, and we pulled off third!!Our members Annie, Shuwen, and Hadley were also on young womenthe 2019 Homecoming Steering committee and represented Kappa proudly with their hard work. Talk about a quick turn-around, I-week commenced the organization is founded day after Homecoming announcements. A fun week of sisterhood events and run bonding ended with a very special Initiation weekend put on by a Princeton studentNichi and all of CC. This semester We were so happy to officially welcome our new members! A beautiful founders day was organized by Shuwen, and we alsovolunteered with all enjoyed coming together to celebrate the Princeton Disability Awareness wonderful organization because we’re all so proud to be a fellow Kappapart of. The month ended with our Owloween social with Chi Omega,Mayya Velitskaya '18, is president of the groupa perfect way to unwind from a hectic month.

The enthusiasm this year is exciting November​ was tons of fun, with two socials- Monmouth (with Pi Phi) and there seems to be Semi-formal- two weekends in a row. We also had a renewed sense of purpose and spirit among visit from the chapter Minnie Stewart van as a wholeit made its rounds to Kappa chapters across the country leading up to Kappa’s 150th birthday coming up in 2020. As the semester wrapped up, we elected the next Chapter Council for the upcoming year.

'''Chapter The 2020 officers:President: Morgan KnuckeyVP of Standards: Maddie KrausVP of Organization: Mary Kate IngramVP of Academic Excellence: Hannah RiekofRecording Secretary: Megan Zellmer Treasurer: Maddie LambMarshal: Meghan KaneEducation: Hannah VennemanEvents: Addie LogsdonHouse: Bri EvansMembership: Melanie GreenNew Member: Juilann LeakPHA Delegate: Lyndsey Gerbec Philanthropy:'''Bri SzczebakPublic Relations: Morgan Mulford Risk Management: Sophia Davisson

Reading is fundamental is Kappa's national philanthropyDecember​ came and went quickly, as we got back from Thanksgiving break to only have one week of classes left followed by a week of finals. We studied,enjoyed Mom’s usual finals snacks, and celebrated when our exams were done. Everyone packed their bags and said goodbye to 512 once again to go home for the month break.

PhilanthropyThe local beneficiary that Theta chapter supports with the money we raise from the Kappa Klassic is Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center. We held meetings in lecture halls. This year, we moved our meeting have around 20 girls go to the campus art museum'sMcCormick Hall Cedar Creek every week to make the chapter feel more comfortable volunteer there which makes it so near and homeydear to our hearts.

==Highlights Founder’s DayOur Founder’s Day was a beautiful brunch celebration full of 2020s== (Information stories from chapter’s History Report: Scholarshippast Kappas, group honors/awardsinsight from current members, traditions, special events, changes on campus or within chapter, overall nature of the chapter, chapter goals, challenges and how they were overcomean inspiring speech from our beautiful and good president, etcMargaret.:

'''Housing==Highlights of 2020== This year has been filled with everchanging plans, yet Theta Chapter really made the most of this situation. Before the chaos began, we had to privilege of welcoming 5 new members into our chapter early February. Our new member educator threw an incredible bid day with the theme “Love Grows Here”. [[File:Spring Bid Day 2020.jpeg|thumb|NM class Spring 2020]] Approximately 2 weeks prior to initiation, Greek Week, and moms weekend, our campus and chapter house shut down, cutting off the fun events we had planned for the semester. Although we were all at home, the chapter continued to boost moral and stay connected with eachother via Zoom sisterhood events. We were excited for the opportunity to initiate our new members via Zoom in April, it looked different yet was every bit as special. [[File:Senior Class 2020.jpeg|thumb|Senior Class 2020]] Although we were not all together, Chapter Council worked countless hours in preparation for the safe arrival of our members in the fall semester. Our membership chair was able to plan and execute an incredible work week and recruitment. It was not our conventional recruitment, yet we were still able to build relationships with new members and show them how special our sisterhood is via Zoom. After a successful and exhausting recruitment week, our new member educator planned bid day with the theme “House of Blues”. In our first in- person event of the semester, the chapter was able to welcome home 71 new members, in a safe and socially distanced event. [[File:Fall Bid Day 2020.jpeg|thumb|Fall Bid Day]] Once the excitement of recruitment and bid day settled down, our new members went through formal pledging and were beyond excited to start their Kappa experience. Unfortunately, our chapter ceased in-person events for 30-days where we had to foster new relationships via Zoom. Theta chapters main philanthropy event, the Kappa Klassic, was unable to take place for the safety of our chapter and guests. Despite the absence of our event, we were still able to raise around $25,000 for our beneficiaries.  Our first in-person event was Initiation on October 10th, 2020. [[File:Proud of her badge!.jpeg|thumb|Badge and mask]] All of the detailed planning paid off when we were able to initiate our new members in shifts, with some legacy alumni joining us! [[File:Fall Initiation 2020.jpeg|thumb|After initiation]]To add to our initiation weekend, our education chair planned our 150th anniversary in a safe and unique manor. The anticipation grew as big little took place and we welcomed the new members into our pledge families. Following all of the excitement, we had to opportunity to host a Halloween sisterhood event at the drive-in, where our sisters were safely distanced and watched “Hocus Pocus”. As the semester persists, our chapter has begun to utilize our pods which all consist of less than 20 members. Some fun events we were able to do with our pods include axe throwing, pottery, ice skating, and so many more fun events. Every Monday we host chapter via Zoom, with different themes every week to boost moral! We recently just elected our newest Chapter Council members and we are all so excited to see them thrive in their new positions as they take on a unique semester. [[File:Family Love.jpeg|thumb|Family tree]] Our chapter supports our national beneficiaries- Reading is Fundamental and the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation. Alongside that we also support our local beneficiary- Cedar Creek Therapeutic Riding Center. Around 10 years ago the board hosted a meeting where three charities were asked to make a presentation over their charity. Cedar Creek won and ever since then, this beneficiary has become a huge part of Theta Chapter. How did your chapter include diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in your programming this year? Theta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma recognizes that we have extensive room to grow when it comes to inclusion, diversity, and equity. As a first step to creating a more inclusive, diverse, and equitable space for each of our members, we created our IDE committee. Currently, the committee is comprised of 15 active members eager to further educate our chapter. The purpose of the committee s to serve as a resource for our chapter. Committeee members present on facts, statistics, and history weekly at chapter meetings as well as providing educational resources and encouraging chapter discussion. Each chapter member is learning alongside eachother, and it is our goal that our chapter welcomes difficult conversations as an opportunity for growth. The committee has also created an anonymous form where members have the ability to submit concers, suggestions, share experiences, and give feedback as it related to IDE. Moving forward, the committee’s agenda is the review of our chapter bylaws and standing rules and our finances. Additionally, it is the committee’s hope to be able to host educational and resourceful events paired with sisterhood in the future, COVID-19 pending. We are all so excited to see how our IDE committee and overall chapter education grows throughout this following year! How did your chapter celebrate Kappa's 150th anniversary? Although this year was clearly unconventional, our Education chair put on an incredible Founder’s Day celebration. Our chapter was able to see alumni receive their pins from the year they were initiated. It was beyond special to see both Marian Klingbeil Williams and Virginia Stewart receive their 60 year pins. Despite the celebration happening virtually, all alumni were excited to see fellow sisters, although it was via Zoom. Throughout the semester, we encouraged members to visit the Kappa Turns 150 site to learn how our chapter as a whole has changed since the start of it. As a chapter council, we promoted how exciting this celebration is and the importance of our sesquicentennial anniversary. What a special celebration to take place during such a unique time in our chapter. ==Highlights of 2021==  The start of Twenty-Twenty One was all about finding normalcy during the Coronavirus Pandemic. Masks were still required in public spaces, and Chapter Council, the advisory board, and our house board were doing everything they could to preserve and continue to grow in our sisterhood as a sorority. Our President Hannah was determined to make this a great year. Kourtenay our PHA Delegate was already communicating with PHA about what we could do to stay safe but still have fun. Whisperings of a Coronairus Vaccine trickled through campus, and from that, conflicting opinions arised. Chapters were held on Zoom, in-person events above ten people were strictly prohibited by the University of Missouri, and only members living in the Kappa House were allowed to eat and study inside the house. At first, only one chair per table was allowed, and throughout the year the number of chairs began to rise as the number of COVID cases began to fall. During February, we welcomed eleven beautiful members to our sisterhood. Our New Member Chairman, Caroline, created a fun pandemic-friendly bid day with the theme “Kappa Stole My Heart.” Many Kappas enjoyed watching the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl this year. Kappas began to go to the Hearnes center on campus to receive the first dose of their vaccine against the pandemic in hopes of College life and Greek life returning to normal. In March, Six Kappas were chosen as Panhellenic Counselors, or Pi Chis, for Panhellenic Recruitment in the coming Fall. Senior Kappa Grace Schollmeyer was chosen for Mizzou 39’ which honors outstanding seniors for academic achievement, leadership, and service. We had an in-person Big Little Reveal for our eleven New Members. Organized by our Marshal, Brynn, Initiation was held in person. Since there were only eleven new members, we also had a pizza dinner at Shakespeare''s Pizza, a Columbia classic, to celebrate their initiation into Kappa Kappa Gamma. April of 2021 brought a new kind of excitement to the Kappa House. Members who did not live in the house were now allowed to come to eat, study, and hang out! Masks and social distancing were still required, but the Kappas found ways to have fun. Mizzou announced that Greek Week would finally be in person again. Many rules were in place to help prevent the spread of the virus. Kappa was paired with Phi Kappa Psi and Sigma Tau Gamma. Our theme was the TV show “Survivor.” Kappa came in first place for most of the categories including the Blood Drive, Fling, and spirit. Of course, we won first place overall. Towards the end of April, our Events Chairman Shabeli planned a beautiful Spring Supporter’s weekend which included a cupcake tasting at Plume, a Pottery class, and a trip to Helmi’s Gardens.  In May, we said our goodbyes to our Seniors who were graduating with heavy hearts. Our Education Chairman Gracie threw a lovely in-person senior dinner for them at the Kappa House. The summer months away from campus gave Kappas a chance to participate in internships, study abroad programs, and many adventures that our Public Relations Chairman Amanda documented throughout the summer on Instagram and Facebook.

'''Convention AwardsIn October, Homecoming was approaching and Kappas were eager to get started. Karsen, our Risk Manager, served on the Homecoming Steering Committee. The men of Alpha Gamma Rho were our partners and soon became our friends as we worked day and night on our float, decorations, and skit. During the week leading up to Homecoming weekend, the boys often cooked us breakfast, lunch, and dinner at their house to keep everyone fed and motivated for the days of hard work. Our head liaisons Bri, Sierra, and Maggie worked hard to keep everyone’s spirits high. Coming in second place, the Kappas and AG-Rhos were proud of our hard work and dedication. [[File:'''Homecoming Float 2021.jpeg|thumb|homecoming]]Just 24 hours after homecoming announcements, Inspiration Week began. A movie night on the lawn, a Blue and Blue dinner for the New Members at the house, and an initiation dinner at Memorial Union for the New Members and their Bigs were all events leading up to initiation weekend put on by our Marshal Brynn and all of CC. Kappa celebrated its 151st birthday at Columbia Country Club this year. Thanks to Education Chairman Gracie we were able to host a beautiful Founder’s day with our active sisters and alumni. [[File:Founders Day 2021.jpeg|thumb|Founders Day]] We wrapped up October with Owlween, our first costume date party since the pandemic began!

'''Note to Chapter RegistrarThe 2021 officers:President: Hannah VennemanVP of Standards: Dani KrollVP of Organization:'''Elly BowlesPlease refer to your chapter archives including chapter meeting minutes and back issues VP of The Key to fill in any gaps in the above historical highlights. If your chapter archives are not complete, please research your university library, campus newspaper and yearbook archives for newsworthy information about your chapter. Please double check your work for accuracy. Contact chapter Advisory or Academic Excellence: Liz Kruse Recording Secretary: Kelsie Lensing Treasurer: Grace HenleyMarshal: Brynn (Bodie) Wheaton Education: Gracie SextonEvents: Shabeli AcevedoHouse Board members, local Alumnae Association members, or your Province Director of Chapters for assistance. : Allison Hildebranski Membership: Sydney JohnsonNew Member: Caroline OrrPHA Delegate: Kourtenay Wirthwein Philanthropy: Natalie MilesPublic Relations: Amanda Wachter Risk Management: Karsen Idelman

Your efforts will ensure a complete and accurate history ==Highlights of your chapter for future generations to enjoy!2022==