Alpha Gamma Delta at UTD: Alumnae

Alumnae are female fraternity members who no longer attend college. The Greek experience extends beyond college. Alpha Gamma Delta has many women who stay involved through their 80s and 90s. We have a widespread, active alumnae base, all over the world. Opportunities for alumnae to stay involved with ΑΓΔ abound, including, but not limited to: membership on the international council, Volunteer Service Team, chapter advisory positions, and involvement with local alumnae groups.

Alumnae are encouraged to join alumnae chapters and clubs to continue their Alpha Gamma Delta experience. Our chapter has many mixers with our local alumnae group, the Dallas Alumnae Chapter (http://www.dallasagd.com/). The Dallas Alumnae Group has an active Junior Circle as well as their main group.

For more information on Alpha Gamma Delta's alumnae, visit the Alumnae Alpha Gamma Delta site.

We have many accomplished alumnae in areas such as entertainment, community service, politics, business, sports, and arts. We also have many women defending our freedoms through the military. Our distinguished alumnae are many, and include:

Amber Brkich, Alpha Epsilon

Winner of the Survivor Allstars 2004, Contestant on "Survivor: The Australian Outback," 2001

Rita Coolidge, Gamma Beta

Pop/Country/Blues Singer, 1977 #1 hit "Higher and Higher"

Lorraine Jensen Davis, Epsilon Gamma

Former Editor of Vogue magazine

Lois Krober Wille, Lambda

Author and winner of two Pulitzer Prizes in journalism

Jennie Meador Forehand, Gamma Epsilon

Maryland State Senator; 1999 Alpha Gamma Delta Distinguished Citizen

Margaret Moffat Toy, Alpha Epsilon

Founder of "Meals on Wheels" program

Candace Morrison, Delta Xi

Radio host for #1 rated radio station in Las Vegas, producer of "Rescue 911," "America's Most Wanted," and "Haywire" TV episodes

Ellen Janeway Brothers, Sigma

President of American Girl and Executive Vice President of Mattel

Maria Maunder, Zeta Chi

1996 Olympic Silver Medallist on Canadian Women's Crew Team

Clyde Dixon Connell, Mu

International artist, with works in Paris, Switzerland, National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, DC, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, Texas

Barbara Walker Hummel, Gamma Zeta

Miss America, 1947

Dallas Alumnae Chapter More Alumnae Information

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