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*Margaret Bourke-White (Omicron Pi) - photographer and journalist who joined Alpha Omicron Pi while at the University of Michigan. Her works were donated to Alpha Omicron Pi upon her death in 1971, and today are displayed at the international headquarters

*Wendy Chamberlin (Rho) - Former U.S. Ambassador to Pakistan

*Aneta Louis Corseaut (Rho) - Actress, Andy Griffith

*Janis Mackey Frayer (Beta Tau) - Actress

*Angie Goff (Gamma Alpha) - American TV Journalist

*Courtney Kupets (Lambda Sigma) - Olympic and World Champion Gymnast at the University of Georgia

*Debbie Matenopoulos (Rho Beta) - Actress, TV personality

*Parvati Shallow (Lambda Sigma) - Alum of University of Georgia; Survivor: Micronesia winner

Because AOII has become a part of your daughter’s life, we would like to introduce you to our Fraternity and to the role it will play in guiding your daughter through her college years. In AOII she will find lifelong friends, support to excel in her studies, opportunities for leadership development and community service; and she will make some of the most incredible memories of her life.

The rich traditions of Alpha Omicron Pi will become a part of your daughter’s everyday life. Her days in AOII will be full of big/little sister activities, sisterhood retreats, fund raisers, community service, social activities, and so much more. She will participate in the rituals of AOII, which are simple and beautiful ceremonies based on love for each other and the world.

A tradition you will not find in AOII is hazing. AOII has absolutely no tolerance for hazing in any way, shape, or form. Alcohol abuse and misuse is one of the biggest issues facing collegians today. AOII is committed to working with our collegians to educate them on the effects of alcohol consumption and to increase their awareness. AOII has also developed an award-winning, educational program on suicide awareness and prevention, as well as other important issues facing college women today.

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Famous AOII Sisters