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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Hello!
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 by Eugenia Fitzgerald and her 5 friends. Alpha Delta Pi was the first sorority, giving us the phrase “Be the First”. Beta Beta has been on UTC’s campus since 1926.
By being a member of this sorority, it is important to remember why our sorority was founded. Our creed states, “I believe that my sorority is more than a ritual or a symbol: that it is a way of life”. By being a member of this chapter, I can say that I really live by this statement every day. I believe that this chapter makes you into the best version of yourself. We also live by our open motto “We Live For Each Other”, expressing the true spirit of fraternity.
Alpha Delta Pi also focuses on our national philanthropy, Ronald McDonald House Charities, which is a home for families to stay while their child is in the hospital. We have the opportunity to see the impact that we have with our philanthropy because we have a local RMHC where we volunteer. Each year we hold events to raise money that goes directly to the Chattanooga Ronald McDonald House. We also provide hundreds of volunteer hours annually by cooking and cleaning for the families.
College can be a big change for a lot of students and being on your own can be difficult at times. Going Greek is a great opportunity to meet new friends and get involved with the community. Alpha Delta Pi has given me my best friends in college, and they have helped me grow as a person. I have also learned to grow as a leader. Without the opportunity to be in a sorority, I couldn’t see myself being a leader. Alpha Delta Pi and our chapter members gave me the confidence and the leadership skills that I needed to be where I am today.
If you have any questions about our organization, feel free to reach out to me personally or follow our social media!
Loyally Submitted,
Abigail Thornton
Beta Beta Chapter President
abigailtadpi@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 by Eugenia Fitzgerald and her 5 friends. Alpha Delta Pi was the first sorority, giving us the phrase “Be the First”. Beta Beta has been on UTC’s campus since 1926.
By being a member of this sorority, it is important to remember why our sorority was founded. Our creed states, “I believe that my sorority is more than a ritual or a symbol: that it is a way of life”. By being a member of this chapter, I can say that I really live by this statement every day. I believe that this chapter makes you into the best version of yourself. We also live by our open motto “We Live For Each Other”, expressing the true spirit of fraternity.
Alpha Delta Pi also focuses on our national philanthropy, Ronald McDonald House Charities, which is a home for families to stay while their child is in the hospital. We have the opportunity to see the impact that we have with our philanthropy because we have a local RMHC where we volunteer. Each year we hold events to raise money that goes directly to the Chattanooga Ronald McDonald House. We also provide hundreds of volunteer hours annually by cooking and cleaning for the families.
College can be a big change for a lot of students and being on your own can be difficult at times. Going Greek is a great opportunity to meet new friends and get involved with the community. Alpha Delta Pi has given me my best friends in college, and they have helped me grow as a person. I have also learned to grow as a leader. Without the opportunity to be in a sorority, I couldn’t see myself being a leader. Alpha Delta Pi and our chapter members gave me the confidence and the leadership skills that I needed to be where I am today.
If you have any questions about our organization, feel free to reach out to me personally or follow our social media!
Loyally Submitted,
Abigail Thornton
Beta Beta Chapter President
abigailtadpi@gmail.com
