Chapter Roll Call

Alpha Delta Pi: The Delta chapter is Alpha Delta Pi's oldest active chapter & was installed in 1906. Although Delta has had several residences, they have occupied this home since 1970. The house even includes a pool!

Alpha Delta Pi: The Zeta Omicron chapter was installed in 1977. Their house was designed by charter member Lane Chapman & the property was acquired after the 96 Olympics. The chapter won the Golden Lion in 93 & 95!

Alpha Delta Pi: The Gamma Delta chapter was installed in 1947. The chapter was recolonized in 2004 and recently won the Elizabeth Mosley Coles Award this past summer at Leadership Seminar.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Beta Omega chapter was installed in 1942. The chapter moved into their current hall in 2009 after being in Berta Dunn Hall for nearly 50 years. Beta Omega has received Golden Lion 11 times.

Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Epsilon was installed in 1915. During the depression, the chapter closed and was rechartered in 1963 with 32 collegiate members and six honorary initiates. AE is active in support of RMHC.

Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Theta was chartered in 1917 and was home to Grand President Emeritus Maxine Blake whose devotion to ADPi spanned 75 years. Alpha Theta received the Golden Lion in 1991.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Alpha Chi chapter was chartered in 1925 and in 1930 the chapter built the first sorority house on UCLA's new Westwood Hills campus. The chapter received the Golden Lion in 85,89,91!

Alpha Delta Pi: The Gamma Iota chapter was installed on September 12, 1948 and was one of the original five NPC groups on campus. Gamma Iota received the Golden Lion in 1997!

Alpha Delta Pi: Iota chapter was installed at what was then Florida State Women's College in 1909. Iota moved to this home in 1932. In 1973, Iota received the first Golden Lion award & has been honored since.

Alpha Delta Pi: Beta Sigma, a local sorority, became the Zeta chapter & was installed in 1907. Zeta celebrated its 90th with the opening of a new chapter room. The Zeta chapter is a six-time Golden Lion winner!

Alpha Delta Pi: The Delta Alpha chapter was installed in 1959. In 1973, the sorority lodges were dedicated. Today, select officers live in the lodge. Delta Alpha won the Golden Lion in 1983!

Alpha Delta Pi: Eta was reestablished in 1931, absorbing the local Beta Phi as pledges. The chapter moved into this Southern colonial-style home in 1931. They are currently in the process of rebuilding.

Alpha Delta Pi: Xi was installed in 1914. In the early years there was a ban on sorority housing. In 1927 the ban was lifted and Xi occupied several homes before coming home to this house in 1946!

Alpha Delta Pi: The Beta Upsilon chapter was installed in 1939. The chapter occupied several homes before purchasing this home in 1955. The house is locate in the Chapel Hill historic district.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Pi chapter was installed in 1911. The chapter rented several houses before building on sorority circle in the late 1920s. Pi chapter was awarded the Golden Lion in 1985.

Alpha Delta Pi: Originally the local Alpha Alpha, Sigma was installed in 1912 with 27 initiates. The original house was completed in 1928 and it expanded to its current state in 1953.

Alpha Delta Pi: Tau chapter was installed on May 15, 1912 with 11 charter members. Tau members wrote the words to "I Love the Pin" sometime between 1913 and 1919 and Tau is a six-time Golden Lion winner.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Upsilon chapter was installed October 5, 1912, making Upsilon the second national sorority on campus. Upsilon has a tradition of winning awards for its scholarship program.

Alpha Delta Pi: Phi chapter began as a well-established local, Pi Alpha Tau, and became not only the first sorority at Hanover but also the first ADPi in Indiana in 1913. Phi moved into their current home in 1953.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Psi chapter was installed on December 6, 1913. Psi has been home to countless Grand Council members and International Officers and will celebrate their centennial late next year.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Alpha Beta chapter was installed on January 16, 1915. The chapter has been home to numerous Grand Council members and International Officers.

Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Gamma chapter made it's debut as the eighth sorority on campus and was installed on April 15, 1915. The house was completed in 1927 and was expanded in the 1950s.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Alpha Eta chapter was installed in 1915 & was the fifth NPC group on campus. In 1929, their home was built & went through many renovations through the years. AH has won Golden Lion three times.

Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Iota, originally chartered in 1920, was re-chartered in 1946. When the sororities moved in 1959, Alpha Iota won the lottery and picked first- choosing the Penthouse suite (complete with marble!)

Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Omicron was originally chartered in 1921. The chapter was dormant for a few years during the depression but came back in 1939. Alpha Omicron has a history of long serving Intl. Officers.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Alpha Pi chapter was chartered in 1921 and closed in the 60s. They were rechartered in 1997 with 50 diverse members. During their installation, they recited the creed in 16 languages.

Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Psi was chartered in 1925. In 1940, they purchased a large home on the corner of sorority & fraternity row. The house was called "The House That Dimes Built" a nod to their fundraising.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Beta Beta chapter was installed in 1926. Beta Beta has always been a great supporter of RMHC. The new chapter house was completed in 2012!

Alpha Delta Pi: The Beta Epsilon chapter was installed in 1928 and in 2004 the chapter moved into this beautiful home. Beta Epsilon has won the Golden Lion three times.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Beta Eta chapter was installed in 1929 with 39 charter members. the chapter moved to it's current residence in 1933. Beta Eta has received the Golden Lion three times.

Alpha Delta Pi: 20 young women began a group in 1969 that would become the Zeta Gamma chapter and was installed in 1971. The chapter claimed on of the dorm floors until they moved into their chapter home in 2006.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Beta Nu chapter was installed in 1933, initiating seven including a fourth generation legacy & a great-niece of founder Ella Pierce Turner. The present house was built in 39 & updated in 63

Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Delta Pi returned to our founding city when the Beta Sigma chapter was installed in 1937. Beta Sigma has had various residences before moving to the Panhellenic Village in 2000.

Alpha Delta Pi: Beta Tau was installed in 1938 with 58 charter members (14 collegiate and 44 alumnae initiates). They began in 1920 as local sorority Sigma Delta Theta. The chapter has received Golden Lion 3 times.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Beta Alpha chapter at IU was originally founded in 1922. The chapter was recolonized in 1984. A new 26,000 square foot house was built in 1993 and houses nearly 100 collegians.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Beta Psi chapter was installed in 1941. They lived in many homes (including the SAE house during WWII) and in 1950 they moved into their home on Rose Street. The chapter won Golden Lion in 05

Alpha Delta Pi: Gamma Gamma was installed in 1946 out of six year old local sorority ZZZ. The sorority house was designed by a Wright associate and once had a screened porch where members waiting for their dates.

Alpha Delta Pi: Gamma Eta began as a local Sigma Alpha Mu (founded in 1912) and was installed in 1947 and was the first NPC sorority on campus. They moved into a new Panhellenic dorm in 2006.

Alpha Delta Pi: Gamma Lambda was installed in 1948 with 34 charter members and was the 6th NPC on campus. At their 50th anniversary, they celebrated with a mortgage burning ceremony, having paid off the residence.

Alpha Delta Pi: Theta Xi was installed with 74 charter members! More than 250 attended. Following the banquet, guests visited the new ADPi house for the official house dedication.

Alpha Delta Pi: 32 collegiate & 14 alumnae members of the 67-year-old local sorority Alpha Beta Zeta became Gamma Mu's charter members in 1949. They moved into this house in 1994 and has won the Golden Lion 4 times.

Alpha Delta Pi: Local sorority Gamma Delta Chi became the Gamma Xi chapter of ADPi in 1950. The chapter moved into ah historic residence with ocean & mountain views in 1952. Their current home was completed in 1961.

Alpha Delta Pi: Gamma Rho chapter was pledged on Founders' Day and installed in October of 1950. The chapter was ADPi's first in Arizona and the second NPC on campus. Gamma Rho moved into this residence in 2001.

Alpha Delta Pi: Originally organized as the local Omega Delta Sigma sorority, Gamma Omicron was chartered in 1950. The chapter moved to this residence in 1983. They received the Golden Lion in 87, 89 and 91!

Alpha Delta Pi: A long-standing local sorority The Phoreff sorority (later Delta Chi Delta) petitioned Alpha Delta Pi & was installed in 1953. The chapter moved into a new house in the new sorority complex in 2005.

Alpha Delta Pi: Local sorority Pi Sigma (earliest version founded in 1913) was installed as the Gamma Phi chapter in 1954 becoming the first NPC group on campus! International President Tammie Pinkston is an alumna.

Alpha Delta Pi: Gamma Tau was installed in 1951 as the second NPC group on campus. The chapter has won Greek awards and have several sisters named Greek woman of the year.

Alpha Delta Pi: Gamma Chi was installed in 1951 with 21 charter members. The chapter's residence includes pi-tastic details like diamond shaped door handles and an original violet painting created for the chapter.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Delta Gamma chapter was installed in 1957 and the house was built that year with an addition in the 60s. Delta Gamma recolonized in 2008 with 151 collegians and today has well over 200 members.

Alpha Delta Pi: Delta Kappa was installed in 1957 but closed in the 1970s. They recolonized in 1992 with 117 initiates, the largest in ADPi history at the time, and recently moved into a newly renovated suite.

Alpha Delta Pi: In 1956, the Arkansas Panhellenic accepted invitations from 5 NPC groups to present. ADPi was selected and the Delta Delta was colonized in 1957. The house received a three-story addition in 62

Alpha Delta Pi: Delta Nu was installed in 1959 with 45 collegians & five alumnae members. They met in a room in the student center before moving to this residence. The chapter has received Golden Lion three times.

Alpha Delta Pi: Delta Omicron chapter began i 1959 as Pi Kappa, a local sorority, and was installed in 1960 with eight other NPC sororities that same weekend. Delta Omicron was ADPis 100th active chapter at the time.

Alpha Delta Pi: Local sorority Pi Tau Pi was installed as the Delta Pi chapter in 1960, making it the fourth of the five locals to become a NPC group. In 1962, all sororities moved to Johnson Hall, where they remain.

Alpha Delta Pi: Forty-nine collegiate and two alumnae members were charter members of Delta Rho when it was installed at historic Gettysburg College. The chapter has a Panhellenic suite for meetings and events.

Alpha Delta Pi: In 1936, a local sorority was founded and became the Delta Phi chapter of ADPi in 1962. The chapter was the second NPC group on campus. Delta Phi received the golden lion in 2007 and 2011.

Alpha Delta Pi: Local sorority Phi Pi Omega was founded in 1960 and quickly became established. They petitioned ADPi and became the Delta Omega chapter in 1964. The chapter house was purchased in 1974 and houses 45.

Alpha Delta Pi: Local sorority Pi Sigma Upsilon was founded in 1958 & petitioned ADPi to affiliate. They became the Epsilon Delta chapter in 1965 with 79 charter members. They received the Golden Lion in 1995.

Alpha Delta Pi: Epsilon Epsilon was colonized in 1965 with the help of 5 collegiate members of TX chapters. EE was the 13th ADPi chapter in texas at the time. in the late 70s, the 7200 square foot lodge was built.

Alpha Delta Pi: Epsilon Zeta's roots began in 1902 as a the Shakespearean Literary Society & was installed as EZ in 1966. In 1992, the chapter purchased an historic home built the same year the society was founded.

Alpha Delta Pi: Tau Omega local sorority began in 1966 & became Epsilon Kappa colony in September. The chapter was installed in 1967 with 47 charter members. In 1998, the university provided EK with a chapter home.

Alpha Delta Pi: Epsilon Mu begain in 1925 as the Pi Tau Phi local sorority and was installed as the Epsilon Mu chapter of ADPi in 1967. The chapter house is located on the "hill" and houses around 20 members.

Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Delta Pi celebrated its 116th anniversary with installing its 116th chapter, Epsilon Nu at Ashland University. Epsilon Nu was the first NPC group on campus and they have received Golden Lion 4x.

Alpha Delta Pi: Epsilon Xi was installed with 25 collegians and five honorary initiates as our third ch in AZ. Members from ASU and Arizona assisted with initiation. The chapter is housed in a Greek dormitory.

Alpha Delta Pi: Epsilon Omicron was installed in 1968 with 28 charter members. In 1986, the chapter acquired their own house and their numbers grew steadily. In 1998, Epsilon Omicron moved to a new suite complex.

Alpha Delta Pi: Gamma Sigma Upsilon was a local sorority founded in 1955 & was installed as Epsilon Pi in 1968. They were the second NPC group on campus. Housed on Greek Row & ranks first in scholarship consistently.

Alpha Delta Pi: Longwood was the first college for women and four NPC groups were founded there. In 1969, Epsilon Chi was installed with 38 students and seven honorary initiates. They are housed in Stubbs Hall.

Alpha Delta Pi: In the late 1960s, locals and NPC groups matched up. ADPi paired with what was considered the top local and Epsilon Psi was chartered in 1969. The chapter received the Golden Lion in 1993.

Alpha Delta Pi: Local Alpha Tau was formed in 1968. 8 NPC groups were considered for the local and ADPi was chosen. The Zeta Beta chapter was installed in 1971. The chapter has received the Golden Lion five times.

Alpha Delta Pi: Zeta Epsilon was founded when Kappa Chi Delta, oldest local sorority on campus, were pledged in 1972. They became the first NPC on campus and consistently ranks high in scholastics.

Alpha Delta Pi: Zeta Delta chapter can trace its roots to 1966 and the founding of local sorority Alpha Theta Pi. The chapter was installed in 1971 and was ADPi's fifth chapter in Alabama.

Alpha Delta Pi: ADPi was the first sorority at was then Florence State University. The 29 charter members were initiated by Grand President Maxine Blake. The chapter was also the first to have a chapter room.

Alpha Delta Pi: Originally local sorority Alpha Lambda Kappa, Zeta Theta was installed in 1973 and chapters from around Illinois assisted with the installation. In 1976, they moved into this chapter house.

Alpha Delta Pi: Eighteen women formed a colony and the chapter was installed in 1974 as Zeta Iota. The chapter became the 8th active chapter in GA. ZI owns their home and it's located in the historic district.

Alpha Delta Pi: Zeta Lambda was installed with 19 collegiate members and 20 honorary initiates. The chapter home was built in 1982. Many Zeta Lambda alumnae have long records of service to Alpha Delta Pi.

Alpha Delta Pi: Zeta Nu was installed in 1976. Many alumnae have served ADPi as International Officers, including Tammie Pinkston, current International. President. Zeta Nu has received the Golden Lion four times.

Alpha Delta Pi: Zeta Xi was installed in 1977 with 58 charter members, making it the 8th NPC group on campus. They originally rented a small house but bought a larger house in the late 1980s from ATO fraternity.

Alpha Delta Pi: Zeta Sigma was installed as the fifth sorority at CofC in 1979. The historic chapter house was built in 1849 & there are rumors it houses a secret room & staircase. ZS received the Golden Lion in 07.

Alpha Delta Pi: In 1980, 90 women accepted a bid during Zeta Chi's colonization, making it ADPi's largest colony in history, at the time. Many Alumnae serve ADPi, including Grand Council member Emily Erkel.

Alpha Delta Pi: In 1978, the members of the local sorority Pi Lambda were colonized as Zeta Rho on Vanderbilt's campus. Zeta Rho had 53 collegiate charter members. Their home was built in 1986.

Alpha Delta Pi: Zeta Upsilon was colonized in 1980 as the first NPC group on campus. The chapter initiated two pledge groups totaling 57 members. The chapter acquired a university-owned home in 2004.

Alpha Delta Pi: Two ADPis met on UCF's campus and the roots of ZO were born. Zeta Omega was installed in 1982. Their current home houses 32 members and was built in 1989 and an addition has since been completed.

Alpha Delta Pi: Alpha Delta Pi was colonized in 1983 with 44 charter members and was the first new sorority on campus since 1926! The chapter has a suite in an all-women's dorm and has been there since the late 80s.

Alpha Delta Pi: Eta Zeta was installed with 23 collegians and became the 13th sorority on USM's campus. As a colony, the chapter became involved in campus and Greek activities. The chapter resides in Greek Village

Alpha Delta Pi: When a group of 17 collegians became little sisters together in 1981, their hope was to be be affiliated with a NPC. Their hard work paid off and Eta Eta was installed in 1986!

Alpha Delta Pi: Eta Pi was colonized in 1990 with 94 charter members & has been successful from the start. The chapter moved to their current house in 2001 & received the Golden Lion, ADPi's highest honor, in 2011.

Alpha Delta Pi: Eighty Collegians and one honorary initiate became charter members of Eta Rho in 1990. As a colony, members from other sororities served as big sisters for the group. Their home houses 20 members.

Alpha Delta Pi: The Eta Omega chapter was colonized in 2000 with 56 charter members, leaders on campus The college initially provided a residential home on campus for the chapter but they later moved to Greek Row.

Alpha Delta Pi: In the spring of 2005, Tau Phi Epsilon, a local more than 15 years old, petitioned ADPi. That fall, 64 collegians, 7 from Tau Phi Epsilon, were initiated into ADPi as the Theta Alpha chapter.

Alpha Delta Pi: During an expansion and colonization that lasted 2 years, Theta Zeta was installed on Washington and Lee's campus with 85 charter members. The chapter house was completed in 2011.

Alpha Delta Pi: Theta Eta was installed as the fifth NPC group on Drake's campus with 58 collegiate members. After searching for a house, the former Phi Delta Theta house was rented and Theta Eta moved in, in 2010.

Alpha Delta Pi: Bucknell University welcomed Alpha Delta Pi to campus in fall 2008. In fall 2009, 65 women were extended bids & the chapter moved into a space in Hunt Hall. The area includes a large suite and dorms.