Fun Facts
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Chapter Name: Beta Beta
Local Founding Date: May 21, 1926 National Founding Date: May 15, 1851 Philanthropy: Ronald McDonald House Charities Colors: Azure Blue and White Mascot: "Alphie" the Lion Open Motto: "We live for each other" Chapter Values: Sisterhood, Service, Scholarship, and Self |
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Hi everyone!!
Welcome to the Beta Beta Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi! Alpha Delta Pi was established on May 15, 1851 at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, Georgia. Eugenia Fitzgerald and her 5 friends gave us the opportunity to have the phrase “Be The First,” as we were the very first sorority. Our home chapter, Beta Beta, has been on UTC’s campus since 1926!
Our sorority was founded on the creed “I believe that my sorority is more than a ritual or a symbol: that it is a way of life.” As a member of Alpha Delta Pi, I can honestly say this is so true. Alpha Delta Pi encourages all of their members to be the best version of themselves. Our chapter and our members support one another, grow together, and embrace individuality in the most wholesome way.
Alpha Delta Pi also gets the honor to serve our national philanthropy, the Ronald McDonald House Charities. This amazing charity houses the families of children who are hospitalized due to poor health. The best part about this philanthropy, and something special we hold near and dear to our heart is the Ronald McDonald House that is walking distance from our ADPi house! We get the opportunity to see direct impact we have on our local philanthropy through volunteering there! We provide hundreds of volunteer hours annually by participating in cooking’s and cleaning’s at the RMH house, and hosting events to raise money for RMH Chattanooga.
This might sound very cliché, but I honestly do not know how great my college experience would be without going Greek. Going Greek is everything you think it is. It’s more than just making friends and getting involved (which you definitely do by the way), it’s about finding a support system and becoming your true self during some of the most important years of your life. I’m not going to lie, college is hard sometimes, but having individuals who are like-minded and supporting like the girls in this chapter help during the trying times. Alpha Delta Pi has given me the best friends I have ever had, the little sisters I have always wanted, and my future bridesmaids! I have also became a better person and have grown my leaderships skills. I love this chapter and the members in it. It is a true honor and privilege to be a member and to know each and every other person in this chapter. I know I wouldn’t be who I am today without Alpha Delta Pi.
If you have any questions about our organization or going Greek, please don’t hesitate to reach out, I would love to talk!
Alpha Delta Pi’s love and mine,
Kalyn Choate
kchoateadpi@gmail.com
Welcome to the Beta Beta Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi! Alpha Delta Pi was established on May 15, 1851 at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, Georgia. Eugenia Fitzgerald and her 5 friends gave us the opportunity to have the phrase “Be The First,” as we were the very first sorority. Our home chapter, Beta Beta, has been on UTC’s campus since 1926!
Our sorority was founded on the creed “I believe that my sorority is more than a ritual or a symbol: that it is a way of life.” As a member of Alpha Delta Pi, I can honestly say this is so true. Alpha Delta Pi encourages all of their members to be the best version of themselves. Our chapter and our members support one another, grow together, and embrace individuality in the most wholesome way.
Alpha Delta Pi also gets the honor to serve our national philanthropy, the Ronald McDonald House Charities. This amazing charity houses the families of children who are hospitalized due to poor health. The best part about this philanthropy, and something special we hold near and dear to our heart is the Ronald McDonald House that is walking distance from our ADPi house! We get the opportunity to see direct impact we have on our local philanthropy through volunteering there! We provide hundreds of volunteer hours annually by participating in cooking’s and cleaning’s at the RMH house, and hosting events to raise money for RMH Chattanooga.
This might sound very cliché, but I honestly do not know how great my college experience would be without going Greek. Going Greek is everything you think it is. It’s more than just making friends and getting involved (which you definitely do by the way), it’s about finding a support system and becoming your true self during some of the most important years of your life. I’m not going to lie, college is hard sometimes, but having individuals who are like-minded and supporting like the girls in this chapter help during the trying times. Alpha Delta Pi has given me the best friends I have ever had, the little sisters I have always wanted, and my future bridesmaids! I have also became a better person and have grown my leaderships skills. I love this chapter and the members in it. It is a true honor and privilege to be a member and to know each and every other person in this chapter. I know I wouldn’t be who I am today without Alpha Delta Pi.
If you have any questions about our organization or going Greek, please don’t hesitate to reach out, I would love to talk!
Alpha Delta Pi’s love and mine,
Kalyn Choate
kchoateadpi@gmail.com
