Wow! 2014 was such a great year for GW Panhellenic. Between mixers, formals, field days, fundraisers, trips around campus and even around the world, our ladies have deepened their sisterhoods and strengthened their chapters. Panhel's events were enjoyed by all: 

Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Delta Pi had a great 2014! The year was filled with memorable events like their 19ADPi Crush Party, “FALL in Love with ADPi”  Photoshoot, and All American ADPi Bidday on the National Mall. Diamond Heist Philanthropy Week, ADPicnic on the National Mall, Initiation Celebration at Pinstripes, and finally their Semi Formal at the National Press Club were enjoyable ways for them to spend time with their sisters. The chapter worked together to admirably achieve titles such as 2014 Intramural Volleyball Champions, 1st place of Pi Kappa Phi’s "War of the Roses," 2nd place at "GW Greek Life: Greek Week",  and 3rd place for Sigma Chi "Derby Days." Along with the new addition of 53 beautiful new Deltas, their Fall philanthropy week, Diamond Heist, raised $15,000 for The Ronald McDonald House Charities! Wow!
ADPi intends to achieve even more in 2015 including a successful and memorable Lionshare (Spring Philanthropy Week), all while showcasing a consistent, strong participation in both Fraternal and Sororal Philanthropies.

"2014 proved to our chapter the power of unity. By constantly supporting one another and truly living by our open motto, “We live for each other,” this past year has brought sisterly love, high spirits, and memorable accomplishments for the sisters of Alpha Delta Pi!"

Alpha Epsilon Phi
The year 2014 was full of so many great memories for the Alpha Gamma Chapter. The chapter not only welcomed a beautiful new pledge class, but they won two awards at the Alpha Epsilon Phi Leadership Conference in Atlanta. One award praised their presence in the Jewish community at GW, specifically Aephi's involvement with Challah for Hunger and Greek life Shabbats. Also, they were recognized for having a GPA above the national women’s average across all chapters! 
For 2015, the sisters hope to not only expand their presence on campus, but also become more involved with other sororities and fraternities. The sisters are aware that, despite wearing different letters, all members of the GW Greek community have similar values. 
"Looking back on 2014, we can proudly say that Aephi accomplished a lot and had fun doing so."  
Their recognition at their national conference proved the dedication of their executive board and entire sisterhood to improving the chapter. Their passion and hard work throughout last spring semester led to the success of Phi Hoops and continued throughout the year as the sisters consistently participated in their own chapter’s events. showing their dedication to Aephi never failed to showcase their pride and commitment to their chapter as well as the GW Greek community at large. 

Chi Omega 
In 2014, Chi Omega’s proved their commitment to being “womanly always, discouraged never!” The chapter's tremendous year revealed their dedication to service by winning philanthropies (Greek Week, Sigma Chi’s Derby Days, Delt’s Tau-Gate, and Beta Cup) and the money ($15,000!) raised for their own philanthropy, Make-a-Wish.  Chi Omega has also established a strong presence on campus; their sisters hold leadership positions in over 35 organizations on campus, such as ONE GWU, GW Dance Marathon, GW Women’s Club Softball, Spoon University GW, and GWU Program Board. Chi Omega's sisterhood has come out of 2014 stronger than ever after bonding events including a study excursion to the National Gallery, movie nights, Founder's Day, and holiday celebrations like Owloween! Chi Omega’s have also grown professionally, with many sisters undertaking jobs and internships at places such as the DNC, the DC State Board of Education, and the Department of Homeland Security.
The Phi Alpha chapter of Chi Omega at GW aspires "to maintain its standards of service, scholarship, and sisterhood. We are constantly striving to push the boundaries of what we can accomplish as a chapter through passion and perseverance." Collectively, the sisters want to strengthen their sisterhood while simultaneously growing ties within the Panhellenic sisterhood as a whole. 
"By remaining dedicated to our causes, sisterhood, and strong values, Chi Omega believes we can achieve any goal we set for ourselves in 2015!" 

Delta Gamma
·      Last January, DG set sail on a journey that would end up being a memorable year. And in September, the sisters added a fabulous group of new members to join them. "We love these girls with more than anything in our hearts. We are so excited they are officially initiated sisters with the rest of the chapter now."  Sharing a "Friendsgiving" all together was a nice way for them to take a study break from finals and to relax with other sisters. 
"It made us rethink what we have, and how grateful we are for Delta Gamma."
· Their on-campus presence within other student organizations has grown tremendously this year. For instance, this past year, their very own Alex Blanc has been elected to serve as the Order of Omega President for 2015. In addition, one-third of the chapter has become heavily involved in GW Women in Business. "We are a group of strong, ambitious women who will continue to lead GW in the best way possible."
DG's extremely successful (and fun!) Anchorball philanthropy event, plus when granted the Award of Excellence from GW in the area of Programming and Membership Development, were among the many highlights of 2014. For this year, the sisters of Delta Gamma hope to
·       "grow as a sisterhood and make our presence even stronger on campus by dominating philanthropies for other sororities and fraternities on campus." They also strive to continue their strong philanthropic involvement in the spring and ensure their spot as the top grossing sorority once again.

"2014 has had its highs and lows with our chapter, but the most important thing is that we have our sisterhood and that will never change. As we are sad to say goodbye to 2014, Delta Gamma is even more excited to welcome 2015 to see what it has in store this coming year for our chapter."  

Kappa Delta
2014 was filled with highlights for the sisters of Kappa Delta: winning several fraternity philanthropies including Sigma Serve, ZBT Get On The Ball, and Lambda Chi Watermelon Bash; holding another successful spring philanthropy event, Shamrock KΔpture the Flag; hosting confidence-building events for DC-area Girl Scouts, like their infamous spring cookie sales day and their fall workshop on healthy lifestyles. Most of all, Kappa Delta’s favorite part of 2014 was welcoming their amazing PC ‘14 on the National Mall this fall! As for continued success in 2015, KD hopes to "continue to “strive for what is honorable, beautiful, and highest” and contributing to the greater Panhellenic and Greek community!"
For Kappa Delta, 2014 was filled with tremendous opportunities to strengthen their bonds as sisters, from living together in I-House to exploring DC with trips to a Nationals game, pumpkin patches, and ice-skating rinks. 
"We look back on this past year with fond memories and look forward with an even stronger sense of sisterhood!"

Kappa Kappa Gamma
When asked for the "favorite memory" from 2014, there are so many for Kappa Kappa Gamma to choose from! Among the best include when the chapter alum and actress, Ashley Judd, spoke at Grand Chapter and took the GW Kappas out for french fries and milkshakes at BTS afterwards! The sisters are also in love their new pledge class and had a blast on Bid Day, another lovable experience! During Inspiration Week, KKG gathered to decorate fleur de lis and eat pizza as they bonded as a chapter and took home some amazing Kappa-inspired masterpieces. The sisters also enjoyed the time they spent planning and facilitating their annual “Reading Is Key” event where the entire chapter read, played, and taught young children in the area.  
This year, KKG was an active participant in Sigma Chi’s Derby Days, Pi Kappa Phi’s War of the Roses, and Sigma Phi Epsilon’s Sweetheart Week. Individually, the chapter hosted their annual Kappa Kickball tournament and weeklong philanthropy fundraiser in order to raise money for Reading Is Fundamental (RIF). This event included a T-shirt sale, a Shophouse Kitchen fundraiser, a Relaxed Tans & Greek Merchandise fundraiser, and a Kappa Kookies bake sale. The week concluded with a kickball tournament between fraternities and athletic teams on the National Mall. where they raised over $8,000, $3,500 just in donations! 
"This has been one our most successful years in terms of funds collected for RIF as well as support from The George Washington University’s Greek organizations and athletic community. We had a blast organizing and participating in all of our events together as sisters. The week brought us closer together as a chapter and as sisters. We can’t wait for next year!"
As they entered 2015, Kappa Kappa Gamma is "confident of Chapter Council’s abilities and what they have in store." Their goals for this year are to improve their average GPA and academic programming, increase and improve sisterhood retreats and activities, and add another philanthropy week this spring in support of RIF. This will include different fundraisers such as Capture the Flag and a picnic on the National Mall, and will be a great way to keep up the amazing spirit and success the chapter had from Kickball. KKG knows that they can do so much to improve their chapter during this upcoming year!

Phi Sigma Sigma
A favorite moment of of 2014? It has to be their 90th chapter anniversary. The sisters celebrated with chapter alum and high-ranking leaders from nationals throughout a weekend of events. 
"This milestone reminded us why we love to be, and to continue excelling at representing Phi Sigma Sigma at GW."
2014 was the year of many huge accomplishments for the Kappa chapter! They had their most successful fall Recruitment, with 60 amazing new members joining their chapter. They came out strong for Greek Week, winning 3rd place for Team Harry Potter. 
We all saw Phi Sig really succeed during the Greek Awards. The chapter's other awards of 2014 include Panhellenic Woman of the Year, Chapter Advisor of the Year, Housing Operations, Chapter Operations, Finalist for Chapter of the Year, Gold Chapter for New Member Development, and achievements in academics. They began a partnership with Higher Achievement to perform community service by mentoring young students. They also launched a new website and held a chapter retreat at Camp Highroads, all while many of their sisters held amazing internships throughout the year.

Sigma Delta Tau
SDT had a great 2014 with many fun and successful events. One highlight was welcoming their new member class in the fall. After an amazing Bid Day on the Mall where they welcomed their 48 new members, the chapter feasted on a delicious Italian dinner at Carmine’s while getting to know their beautiful Pledge Class. Throughout the year, SDT also executed many enjoyable sisterhood and philanthropy events; the Iron Chef sisterhood event on their floor in International House, Battle for the Torch week in the spring, and their Sig Delt Soccer competition in the fall were among the many favorites!  
In 2015, SDT is excited to welcome an additional new member class for the spring. SDT is also busy planning multiple philanthropic and Panhellenic events for spring 2015, including an even more exciting Battle for the Torch week and a Zumba-thon event with other chapters. SDT continues to grow and develop its sisterhood and efforts on campus for their sisterhood and the Greek community as a whole.

"2014 was an important year for our chapter. We have grown immensely both in numbers and in bonds between our sisters and other chapters on campus. We have seen what our chapter can do in a multitude of different ways, and we are very proud. We want to maintain our positive track and see what other amazing things we can do for our sisterhood, Greek life and GW as a whole." 

Sigma Kappa
In the words of SK: 
"2014 was full of amazing growth for our chapter." 
After participating in spring recruitment, their new pledge class of 10 amazing women joined in on their sisterhood, consisting of three sisters on the 2015 Order of Omega Executive Board, one sister on the 2015 Panhellenic Executive Board, members on the 2015 Colonial Cabinet as well as those holding leadership positions in many other student organizations. By showing the POV Documentary, “The Genius of Mirian,” the Greek community was educated about Alzheimer’s during their UV Days philanthropy week while they partnered with more student organizations- Greek and non-greek- to raise more awareness and funds. The chapter expanded their philanthropic efforts by winning PIKE’s Fireman’s Challenge and Sig Ep Sweetheart week. SK also participated in two Panhellenic philanthropies ADPi’s Lionshare and Alpha Phi Heart Week. In total, SK impressibly raised over 13,000 dollars for the Sigma Kappa Foundation...not to mention achieved the Platinum Giving Circle recognition (the highest donation level) and won the Sisterhood Recognition Award at the 2014 Sigma Kappa National Convention!
The chapter only expects continued success in the New Year and beyond.
SK hopes to increase the number of co-sponsored events that they enjoy with Panhellenic chapters such as community service mixers or philanthropic efforts! Sigma Kappa is so excited to see their women continue to grow and lead the chapter into another successful year!

The Days of Recruitment are among the most fun, exciting, rewarding...and crazy! few days of the semester and even the entire year. It is amazing to go through the process time after time as an initiated sister, but the experience for a PNM will always be filled with that special sort of magic when searching to find that perfect home. This journey could not be possible without the Recruitment Team, as their role behind-the-scenes and when working directly with the girls is an intricate part of the entire process. In their duties, the members play a role in giving little ladies like them the chance to each find their place, and as they do so, that bit of indescribable magic is restored.

The Recruitment Team consists of Head Pi Rho Chi, Recruitment Relations Chair and PNM Communications Chair. 

Recruitment Relations Chair
Description: The Recruitment Relations Chair (RRC) will work closely with the VP Recruitment and the rest of the Panhellenic Executive Board to assist with logistical and administrative aspects of recruitment.
Qualifications: Extremely detail oriented; Must have experience in recruitment as a sister and/ or Pi Rho Chi; Resides in Washington, DC for the Spring 2015 and Fall 2015 semesters; Knowledge of Panhellenic attitudes and ideals
Duties and Responsibilities: Responsible for planning and implementing the fine details of recruitment; Retain knowledge and information about the recruitment process; Assist in drafting sponsorship proposals and letters; Help keep track of split parties for Potential New Members; Maintain attendance lists for chapters during the rounds of recruitment; Help facilitate communication between the Panhellenic Association and chapters; Disaffiliate from your sorority from commencement until bid day; Serve in any other way that the VP Recruitment sees fit
Application Link:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1blXtKvBAyGB_6GT5LC-FvbP77Wh8Qo-ocEJhLapaSYo/viewform?usp=send_form

Head Panhellenic Recruitment Counselor (Pi Rho Chi)
Description: The Head Pi Rho Chi (HPRC) will work closely with the VP Recruitment and the rest of the Panhellenic Executive Board to select and train Pi Rho Chis. She will be responsible for helping to ensure the success of the Pi Rho Chi program.
Qualifications: Embodies Panhellenic attitudes and ideals; Must have experience in recruitment as a sister and/ or Pi Rho Chi; Resides in Washington, DC for the Spring and Fall 2015 semesters; Prior experience as a Pi Rho Chi is preferred, but not required; Not serving on her chapter’s executive board at time of application
Duties and Responsibilities: Provide impartial support, friendship, and guidance to Potential New Members; Promote an understanding and explanation of the mutual selection process; Promote the benefits of sorority affiliation; Create and lead the Pi Rho Chi training program with guidance from the VP Recruitment; Disaffiliate from your sorority from commencement until bid day

Application Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1-KY_znZ3-IL3pkwNJf_Y5MTXIaczAAphqnMy1uvsSww/viewform?usp=send_form 

PNM Communications Chair
Description: The potential New Member Communications Chair (PNMCC) will be the contact for PNMs and their parents leading up to recruitment. They will work closely with the VP Recruitment and the rest of the Panhellenic Executive Board to assist with marketing and PNM events before recruitment begins.
Qualifications: Organized; Strong interpersonal and communication skills; Must have experience in recruitment as a sister and/or Pi Rho Chi; Embodies Panhellenic attitudes and ideals; Event planning experience is a plus; Resides in Washington, DC for the Spring 2015, Summer 2015 and Fall 2015 semesters

Duties and Responsibilities: Plan marketing events, including tabling and info sessions (both at Colonial Welcome Days and in the fall semester); Assist VP of Marketing in making the Recruitment Viewbook; Contact PNMs and parents over the summer and at the beginning of the semester; Plan CI Greek Nights in conjunction with your IFC and MGC recruitment counterparts; Plan PNM Orientation; Help coordinate split parties during recruitment between PRCs and PNMs; Disaffiliate from your sorority from commencement until bid day; Serve in any other way that the VP Recruitment sees fit
Application Link:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1lRljnh6vYrKiUxu74-nozHjKaNH4xnrKk_iKHmVUxuU/viewform?usp=send_form



Becoming part of the Recruitment Team is a great way to become a leader! If interested in becoming involved, applications are due January 16th. Contact Tiffany Jones at [email protected] with any questions!



As it has been said (aka printed on last year's t-shirts), you may be giving up your letters, but you will be granted the opportunity to guide others as they each find their own...now, what is more magical than that??? 









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Happy New Year To All!

The holidays are a great time to reflect upon the memories that have passed, all as we cultivate a sense of excitement for the wonderful things yet to come. As a Panhellenic community, we have had an amazing 2014...a year that has introduced an even better one: Happy 2015!

This message that we have received from Circle of Sisterhood is a symbol of who we all are, both as individuals and as sisters within our chapters. Working passionately with such an organization, one that "removes barriers and provides opportunities," has been such an instilling experience this year. As sorority women, we have made an impact and have worked toward their goal of raising the resources needed to educate young women and fight the poverty and oppression that they face. 
And with this in mind, we have accomplished even more:

Thank YOU, Circle of Sisterhood! We look forward to working with you in 2015!

We are so proud of each and every one of our sisters. 
See you in the New Year!
XOXO


For more information on Circle of Sisterhood, visit
http://www.circleofsisterhood.org/






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Meet  Brittany Rieg 
of Phi Sigma Sigma


Brittany, an Organizational Science major, serves on her chapter’s Executive Council as their Community Service Chair. After a recent change of Phi Sig's philanthropy by Nationals in honor of Phi Sigma Sigma’s Centennial, she was tried with the task of finding a new local partner for her chapter. 
Almost immediately after the start of the semester, she announced that her and her sisters would be partnering with Higher Achievement as Study Hall Aides at Cesar Chavez Middle School. Brittany organized an orientation/training session and made sure to have her fellow sorority women out and working by mid- October.
On top of all of her hard work with organizing our Higher Achievement partnership, Brittany also helped organize “The Spooky Blood Drive” which Phi Sig held in conjunction with Lambda Chi Alpha, and their sponsor, the American Red Cross. She has also helped to initiate a chapter wide Box Tops for Education collection, which is something Phi Sig hopes to incorporate into future philanthropy events.

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In 2013, the sorority decided to take on a new philanthropic cause: school and college readiness. While a specific partner foundation or organization has yet to be determined at a national level, GW's chapter has continued to work to generate funds for the Phi Sigma Sigma Foundation. The sisters have worked to increase the awareness of the unfortunate lack of opportunities many students have when it comes to education. This new cause is especially important to Phi Sig, and the chapter as a whole is working to partner with local schools to offer assistance in any way possible. 


According to Phi Sig, "We are all fortunate enough to attend such a great university, so why shouldn’t all kids aspire to the same thing? "

 Last semester, the sorority held their annual Sapphire Cup in order to raise money for the Phi Sigma Sigma foundation. In this annual weeklong event, the fraternities of GW participated in a trivia night, penny wars, school supply drive, and food truck fundraisers, culminating with a soccer tournament on the National Mall. 

"This semester, our chapter plans to continue volunteering with our Higher Achievement partners as Study Hall Aides. We have also started a Box Tops for Education collection and have collected over 300 thus far! We hope to incorporate this collection into a future philanthropy event."

Oh! And they forgot to mention the fact that so far, they have raised approximately $4,500 for their philanthropy!


Great work, Brittany, and congratulations, Phi Sigma Sigma!

·      Have you met  Caylynn Yao of Sigma Kappa?   




When not focusing on her studies (as she is majoring in Psychology with a Concentration in Cognitive Neuroscience, plus has a minor in Music), Caylynn is doing amazing things within her chapter and is a sister Sigma Kappa (rightfully) wishes to recognize. 





·      Caylynn is truly passionate about Sigma Kappa’s main philanthropy, Alzheimer’s research. Her zeal for this cause goes beyond, as she serves on the Executive Board of GW Against Alzheimer’s as the Vice President.

·      In the spring, SK hosted Sigmalympics, a daylong philanthropy event in which fraternities compete against one another in field games on the National Mall. In the end, over $7,000 was raised after the field day!

·      Caylynn helped incorporate “Hilarity for Charity"- originally hosted by GW Against Alzheimer’s- into an all-Greek event for each chapter to attend during the week prior to Sigmalympics. 
"Hilarity for Charity," a fundraising competition started by Seth Rogen, challenges universities and awards the one with the most money raised with the opportunity to meet him. The winner even got to watch an Advanced Screening of his movie, “Neighbors.”

·      GW's "Hilarity for Charity" became a Variety/Comedy Show that featured all of the best comedy groups, dance teams, and music talent on GW's campus. The event raised over $1,000, all of which was donated directly to the Alzheimer's Association (a cause close to SK's heart). 


According to the sisters, "It was an amazing opportunity to raise money for a good cause and get a chance to meet Seth Rogen. It was so much fun, and we are so grateful that Caylynn helped incorporate it into Sigmalympics." 

·      And these sisters do not stop there...
Each November, SK  hosts their weeklong main philanthropy event, "Ultra Violet Days." This year, the week consisted of a food-eating contest, a dodgeball tournament, and a screening of The Genius of Marion, a documentary that highlights the effects of Alzheimer’s.

·      Check out SK's philanthropy video!  It is truly representative and amazing of how all of the sisters are so involved and touched by their philanthropy. 

Amazing work, Caylynn, and way to play, SK!

I do not know about you, but I cannot believe that one of my favorite holidays of the year is...tomorrow! And with everything happening all at once (midterms, Greek Week practices, the release of TSwift's new album), I have barely thought of a costume, something I normally have had planned for months.
But have no fear, Panhel has inspired me with something inspiring on its own with the So She Did Campaign. And even if I may not look as fierce as Lady B, I know I will feel empowered, strong, and finally feel as if I have become the person that I admire.

Cannot wait to see what our Panhel sisters come up with.
Does anyone have trench coat? I'm thinking of doing this
 "Scandalous-ly"...


have the sweetest halloween!
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I hope everyone is enjoying these beautiful days of fall, especially with their sisters! 
Here's is definitely someone to "Spotlight" this week... Meet Abby Marco of Alpha Phi, a Panhellenic woman who is playing a intricate part of her sorority's philanthropic work!


Abby Marco
Sophomore
Human Services and Social Justice Major
Director of Community Service- Alpha Phi

My name is Abby Marco, and I am the Director of Community Service for Alpha Phi. Community service is such an important part of our chapter because, while it is easy to get caught up in our own lives on campus, service gives us the opportunity to realize the needs of others in our community. My job is to plan service opportunities and get girls excited about participating, which has been extremely rewarding. This semester, most of our service events are focusing on the empowerment of women and women’s causes in general, including volunteering with an organization called Suited For Change and working at the National Race to End Women’s Cancer. 

Every year, Alpha Phi hosts the Red Dress Gala, an event we hold to raise funds for the Alpha Phi Foundation, which focuses on women's' cardiac health. 

This year, our Red Dress Gala was a huge success- we raised over $22,000 for the Alpha Phi Foundation! We're looking forward to Heart Week in February to make this a record-breaking year for our chapter and the Alpha phi Foundation.



Way to Go, Abby!

As a chapter, Chi Omega "believes a woman who serves is a woman who leads". 
Through their philanthropic efforts, the sorority passionately advocates for The Make-A-Wish Foundation and abides by their mission to "Grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy.” 
Last year alone, Chi O raised $18,000... enough to grant two and a half wishes, like sending a child to Disneyworld and another to swim with dolphins.!  Their philanthropy week, "Wish Week", is dedicated to raising awareness for the foundation and is filled with events like a dating game, profit shares, and a group visit to a local hospital. To end this week, a basketball tournament features each fraternity who compete for the shining "Swishes for Wishes" trophy. 
Chi Omega's success has been made possible by all of their motivated members, especially by one special sister,

Isabelle Hazel

Isabelle is Chi O's internal director of philanthropy. In her role, she takes charge of planning the chapter's community service events. "Wish Week" is taking place October 13th-October 17th this year, and Isabelle has been working tirelessly to plan it.  
The chapter has a goal this year of granting 3 wishes for 3 sick kids.  

A Word From Chi O:
 "Isabelle has taken this event under her wing and has planned an exciting week filled with many events, including Wings for Wishes in Square 80, playdates with patients at the local children's hospital, a pumpkin carving competition, and ultimately our basketball tournament, Swishes for Wishes, on Sunday in Helwell! She has dedicated a large amount of her time to making this week a success, and to make Chi O's goal a reality.
We all cannot wait for Wish Week 2014 to begin!"

Awesome work, Isabelle!

Pi Phi is a sorority dedicated to their philanthropy, Children's Literacy. Through the Read > Lead > Achieve Program, the chapter devotes themselves to their mission of inspiring a lifelong love of reading that can unlock one's true potential, while also creating a more literate and productive society.

The sisters of Pi Phi regularly participate in Reading Partners, a program that allows chapter members to visit a low income elementary school and tutor the students there. They also host Literacy Week each fall semester, in which they raise money for the Pi Beta Phi Foundation. Events during Literacy Week include a Teach for America panel, their annual "Pie a Pi Phi" event, and a Greeks in the Classroom teaching session. In the spring semester, the chapter holds a week-long fundraising event and even a wiffleball tournament they call Arrowstrike. Fraternities, along with student organizations on campus, participate in various events to raise money for their philanthropy and battle it out on the National Mall during their field day. 

This semester, Pi Phi donated $7,200 to benefit the cause!

Collectively, each one of the sisters in Pi Phi is motivated to their philanthropic efforts not just during Literacy Week, but for the whole year long. 
One very special sister of the chapter, 
Lauren Sander
is an admirable example. 

Lauren, studying International Affairs and Security Policy and in the class of 2016, has deservingly been nominated by her chapter for Service Sister. Lauren regularly participates in Pi Phi and external philanthropy events, is always the first person to encourage others to volunteer in our community, and is the Greek Life Coordinator for Dance Marathon at GW. Lauren has played an intricate part in Pi Phi's success and is an asset to everything she involves herself with, even beyond her sisterhood!
Way to go,

 Lauren!


"One thing Pi Phi really prides itself on is that we can actively fulfill our duty as philanthropic sisters. We do more than just donate money. We are able to go out and help our community and see the difference we can make. "- GW's Pi Beta Phi

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