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Anne Held Reeves — Reconnecting with Theta, Thanks to a Book Club! — I was moving to Seattle and could count the number of people I knew out there on one hand. ... read more » -
Diana Sleep — Theta Strong - For Life — I knew the friendships made while I was at Arizona State would last a lifetime, but I really didn’t understand the ... read more » -
Allie Westbrook — Family Means Theta — In my first semester of freshman year, when I thought of Syracuse University, I saw orange. Now, a semester older, when I ... read more » -
Jane Harless Bailey — A Theta History and Love That Runs Deep — With sadness, I would like to let Theta headquarters know information regarding my mother, Janet ... read more » -
Laura Gmeinder — Being Brave in the Big Easy: Theta's Alumnae Service Trip — Our souls are a beautiful collage of our hardest days and that which inspires us to ... read more »
I Am a Theta Because...
"I Am a Theta" is something we all say with pride, whether we just received a Bid Day card or a 75-year member pin. The fondness we all have for Theta comes from our own experiences—the people we meet, the time we spend together, and the stories we tell. These stories are what connect us to one another and strengthen our treasured sisterhood. These stories identify you with your Theta membership.
We all have a Theta story to tell. Is it a tradition from your college days? Someone you met as an alumna? A Theta memento that you hold close? An experience you had at Founders Day or a chapter event? Take just a minute to remember one of yours, and tell us why you're proud to say "I Am a Theta." And learn more about our Fraternity by reading stories submitted by your Theta sisters.
Notable Thetas
Julia Warner Snow
Iota
Cornell University
A botany instructor at Smith, Snow was the first to teach bacteriology at the college in 1902. She worked extensively on fresh water algae and ...
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Theta Spotlight
Paige Bowling
Theta Mu/Mines
Theta Mu/Mines
Paige is the recipient of the Outstanding Collegiate Member Award, given by the Society of Women Engineers (SWE). Its annual program recognizes innovators and leaders who support the enrichment and advancement of women in the engineering community from industry to education, and recipients more »