A Letter From Our VP of Recruitment

Hi everyone!

My name is Hannah Yawn, and I have the absolute honor of serving as the Vice President of Recruitment for Alpha Delta Pi!

If someone had told me two years ago just how much ADPi would come to mean to me, I probably would’ve laughed and thought they were crazy! I never imagined a sorority could have such a deep impact on my life—but ADPi has done exactly that. It’s made me a stronger friend, a more confident leader, and, most importantly, a more faithful follower of Jesus.

When I went through recruitment, I knew I wanted to find a house that would push me to grow into the best version of myself. Looking back now, it’s wild to see how much I’ve grown—personally, spiritually, and emotionally. I know sororities can sometimes seem cliché or even shallow from the outside, but I can honestly say ADPi has been one of the biggest blessings God has placed in my life.

There’s nothing quite like walking into our chapter room and seeing 250 women who know the real me—on my best days and my worst—and still love me, support me, and cheer me on. That kind of sisterhood is rare, and it’s something I’ll never take for granted.

If you're about to go through recruitment, I just want to offer a little encouragement: you will end up exactly where you're meant to be. I know it can be easy to get caught up in your outfits or worry about whether your hair looks perfect—but I promise, that’s not what matters. We want to get to know you—your true, authentic self!

You have so much life ahead of you, and these are four years where you get to make new friendships and so many memories! So take all that pressure off your shoulders and BE YOURSELF. I know you’ll be nervous, and it may seem like all the weight is on your shoulders to make a good impression, but take a second and breathe—YOU’VE GOT THIS!

I’m praying that each of you has a recruitment experience full of confidence, clarity, and joy—and that you find the place that feels like home.

Wishing you all the best,

Hannah Yawn AC ‘23

A Summer I’ll Never Forget

Hey Everyone! My name is Reagan Larson and I am a member of PC ‘23. This summer I had the incredible opportunity to travel with LeadAbroad on the Direct Greece Session 2. Over  two weeks, we spent our time in Athens and Mykonos where we got to explore some of the most beautiful places and experience things I will never forget. Greece has always been a dream destination for me. From the beautiful blue water in Mykonos to the history filled streets in Athens, I knew it would be beautiful but I truly didn’t realize the lasting impact it would leave on me. 

On the second day I arrived in Athens we were given an opportunity to bungee jump over the Corinth canal. I can’t lie, this was possibly the most terrifying thing I have ever done, but thanks to my awesome leader who encouraged me to take a leap (literally!) outside of my comfort zone, I went for it. I can confidently say that this moment set the tone for the rest of the trip. Saying “Yes” to the jump allowed me to fully embrace the adventure and each experience that followed with an open mind. 

Beyond the views and adventures we took, what made this trip so meaningful to me was the connections I built with the girls on the trip. Whether we were watching the sunset over the water in Mykonos, hiking the ancient ruins in Athens, or sharing the same meal for the third time in the one week, every moment was full of joy, laughter and a sense of sisterhood. All of the memories we shared made our time together so special and turned a group of girls into lifelong friends. I came home with a deeper appreciation for the world around me and the people in it.

One of my favorite days of the trip was our boat day in Mykonos. We spent the day on the water stopping at different spots to jump into the clear blue water and soak up the sun. Music was playing, everyone was dancing and I felt like I was truly living out my Mamma Mia dream. It was a perfect day that I wish I could relive over and over. 

LeadAbroad gave me more than a vacation. It gave me a new perspective on the world, lifelong friendships, and memories that I will cherish forever. If you are thinking about taking the trip, do it! You won’t regret it!

With Love, Reagan Larson (AC ‘23)

Made for More: From Girlhood to Christian Womanhood

Sweet ADPI! If I had known four years ago what was in store for me inside the big white house at the end of row, I simply wouldn’t believe it. My name is Emma Kate Woods, and as a senior graduating in a few days (literally how??), I have spent so much time recently reflecting on everything the Lord has taught me over my time at Georgia Southern, and it all starts with Epsilon Pi.

In August of 2021, I was just a 17-year-old girl trying to survive rush week in South Georgia. It was hot, I was five hours away from home, and I only knew one person in Statesboro. I think I felt every feeling in the book during that recruitment week: excitement, doubt, fear, sadness, joy - you name it, I felt it. As recruitment was ending and bid day was so near, I was walking out of preference round with 100% certainty that the good Lord was calling me to Alpha Delta Pi. That was an excitement like no other! I’ve made so many memories with ADPI, but running home on bid day is still one of my favorites. Coming into a house where the girls were waiting on us with open arms was such a sweet comfort to me. I was so far from everything I knew, but little did I know that I had just found where I would become a woman over the next four years.

Soon enough, the high of being a new college sorority girl just wasn’t sustaining me. I had longed for this for so long, why wasn’t it enough? Being in a sorority was my identity, right? Wrong! The enemy slowly but surely began using all my weaknesses against me. I became full of doubt, shame, and worry. Anxiety overtook me and, in many moments, completely crippled me. I realized eventually that I was chasing after worldly things that could never fill me. But we serve a sovereign God who knows us better than we know ourselves, and this is one of the reasons He gave me ADPI.

I looked around me and realized that Epsilon Pi was full of God-fearing women who were eager to uplift me and speak truth to me when I needed it most. I began asking the Lord to soften my heart and clear my mind. I asked Him to reveal Himself to me, and He used those around me to do it. He used the girls in ADPI that He had so meticulously placed in my life to show me different characteristics of our sweet Savior! He works in the most wonderful ways! He gave me EJ Tinsley, my very best friend who has taught me abundant patience & kindness, Zoey Koltz, who has kept me laughing from the moment I met her and never fails to lift me up when I need it, Lacey Hamilton, who has shown me strength of character and the loyalty of a true friend, and so, so many more (this truly would be 10 pages long if I could name every sister that has had an impact on me!). Through these sweet friends, God taught me so much. He gave me these girls so that I could grow closer to Him. Each of these friends helped me become the woman I am todayand step into my true identity as a Daughter of the King, and all of it is possible because He gave me ADPI.

I came into college as a young girl, full of insecurity, doubt, and anxiety. I had no purpose for my life, and didn’t know what or who to lean on. I made the same mistakes over and over again, and I would feel completely buried in my shame each and every time. Now, through our God, I am leaving college as a woman, confident in her true identity as a Daughter of the King. Once I embraced who I am in Christ, I came to realize that I was made for MORE!!! More love, more peace, more joy, and more fullness in the Lord!  

God used Epsilon Pi to reveal to me my purpose: to love Jesus, love others, and live my life each day trying to reflect the love of our God. If I could go back to four years ago and tell my freshman self one thing, it would be to trust God. His ways are always higher, His plans are always far greater than ours, and He is always GOOD!!! His goodness and mercy have absolutely overflown during my time in Epsilon Pi. The Author of my story sure did know what He was doing when he gave me Epsilon Pi and all the girls in it. I pray that every single girl who steps into that big, beautiful white house feels the overflowing love of Jesus, just as I have. ADPI is not something you become; it’s something you’ve always been.

My time in Epsilon Pi has come to an end, but the growth, friendships, and memories are things I will carry with me into the next chapter of my life. Thank you, Jesus, for Your kindness and for giving me Alpha Delta Pi, and thank you, Epsilon Pi, for shaping me into the woman I am today.

“But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all of these things will be given to you.” Matthew 6:33

Pi love & mine,

Emma Kate Woods, AC ’21

Family Weekend 2025

Hi everyone! I’m Allie Boatwright, a member of PC ‘23! This semester, I’ve had the pleasure to serve ADPi as their Chair of Special Events alongside one of the best, Charlotte Snyder! As the chair of special events we get to plan Family Weekend for Alpha Delta Pi! 

We had our Family Weekend Gala this past weekend! Everyone got to meet one another, hang out, and most importantly DANCE! 

People always say, In college, your friends become your family. And that is so true! All the members of Alpha Delta Pi are truly sisters to me! It brought me so much joy to be able to meet everyone’s families and spend time together! I’ve felt every ounce of love and support from our entire chapter throughout my time serving this position! Family weekend is something that is always looked forward to. I’m honored that my sisters have trusted me to plan this weekend for them and the ones that they love most! I couldn’t have done it without my amazing partner, Charlotte! And our fabulous exec member, Anna! It really does take a village, and I am so blessed that they are a part of mine! I hope that everyone had as much fun attending as we did planning! I haven’t stopped smiling!!!! See y’all in the Fall!

With love,  Allie Boatwright - AC ‘23

My Identity is in Christ Alone!

Hey friends! My name is Raven Bone, and I’m a member of AC ‘21, I know…old, right?! No but really-as my time as a current member in this chapter is coming to a close, it is so sweet to look back on my time here. Specifically, it’s crazy to see how much The Lord has worked in my life. 

My freshman year I was coming in from my small little town, wanting a fresh start. I prayed and prayed for the Lord to lead me to the right place during recruitment. I think I prayed during recruitment week more than I’d ever prayed before. I wanted it so bad-a place that truly loved me for who I was. Bit by bit, he revealed to me where I was supposed to be. I quickly realized I wanted that big white house with a real pretty yard. Most of all, I wanted to be one of the girls in it, making each girl that walked through the doors feel so loved and seen. I opened that bid…and cried tears of joy. 

I know for a fact that God led me to this place, with this group of girls. They have uplifted me in more ways than I can count and seen me at my worst, most weakest moments and still loved me anyways. Taylor, Emma, Eden, Riley & Gracie-thank y’all for being the best friends to me always and being there for me the entire year of 2023! So many ups and downs but y’all were my constant and I know God blessed me so much with y’all. You’d never fail to help me with my exec duties and when things went crazy in my personal life y’all were by my side the whole time. Forever grateful for y’all! 

I served as Vice President of Membership experience in 2023 and Grace Gaskin reached out to me and Emilee Robinson (Vice President of Member Development…and sweet friend of mine!) to disciple us through CRU ministries. Discipleship in ADPi typically looks like an older girl mentoring a younger girl in their walk with Christ. It’s a sweet time of growing closer to each other and the Lord. God was really looking out for me when he placed the desire in Grace’s heart to disciple me…He knew I really needed it. I am so very grateful for Grace’s love, kindness, and compassion that she’s always had for me. I know that it is a byproduct of the love of Jesus flowing out of her. Talk about someone who’s seen me at my worst and still loved me anyways-she’s the definition of a Godly woman that you want to be your friend you confide in! Grace encouraged me pretty early to sign up for a spring break mission trip and I was one of the first to sign up in 2023 to go on a mission trip for spring break 2024. 

The Lord worked in my life in huge ways I would’ve never thought of leading up to that mission trip and on the trip. Long story short, post mission trip, my life was forever changed. I surrendered a lot of things that The Lord was calling me to lay down at his feet that were keeping me from growing my relationship with Him. I realized through that trip that I had been missing out on a HUGE blessing of Christianity-pursing a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. My life started to look a lot different, by the grace of God.

I knew that I needed to go back on the trip this year, taking into consideration that the last one was the best week of my life! Leading up to the trip, I knew that the Lord was going to do BIG things and that it’d be different but I wondered what exactly he was going to reveal to me. It all started to be revealed leading up to the trip what he was going to really teach me throughout the week. Grace Gaskin asked me to share my testimony during women’s time and I knew I needed to, so I said “of course!”. Then, once I sat down and realized that it meant revealing aspects of my life that were very deep and personal I started to get in the overthinking cycle and believe lies that were from the enemy.

The Lord met me in that mess and whispered the truth over and over- “Your identity is found in me alone. Nothing else. This story is a testament of that and you telling it will be a testament of that. Now go out there, use the gifts that I have given you to glorify me, only look to me-not everyone else and their opinions, let me use you as my vessel, and just trust me”. It was maybe one of the hardest things I’ve done, but I did it and shared my story with about 50 girls. The Lord used that moment to do so, so much and I feel immensely grateful that He chose me to be a part of other girls' redemption stories-especially some of my very own ADPi sisters! 

The things of this world are fleeting, but we serve a God that is constant and everlasting (Isaiah 40:28). 

He meets us in our mess and brokenness, with arms wide open waiting for us to run to Him. He uses our stories of brokenness and beauty to lead others to Him. That is, only if we set our pride aside, placing our identity in Him & nothing else. I got the opportunity to share my real, raw & messy testimony with the group of girls on this trip and it was such a blessing. We are all imperfect and fall short but that’s the point of the gospel-Jesus is perfect. Our God is perfect. We are not. And He knew we couldn’t do this life alone.

Although the Lord blesses us with gifts and puts us in places to further His Kingdom, we are not defined by those things.

As a daughter of The King, my identity is not in… 

-My sorority 

-My school or grades 

-Others opinions of me 

-My job 

-My achievements 

-My clothes 

-My appearance 

-My past 

-My mistakes 

My identity is found in Christ alone. And He says…

-I am wonderfully made (Psalms 139:14)

-I am free & forgiven (Galatians 5:1)

-I am never alone (Deuteronomy 31:8)

-I am new (2 Corinthians 5:17)

-I am a daughter of the King (2 Corinthians 6:18)

-I am bold (2 Corinthians 3:12) 

-I am a temple in which God dwells (1 Corinthians 3:16) 

…all by the Grace of God, through His son Jesus Christ. What a blessing. What a gift. What a thing to celebrate & share among all nations.

I was able to speak this truth over the little girl in the first photo. She reminded me much of myself, a little girl who always needed these truths & still needs them today. We made a pinky promise that she’d never forget just how much God loved her & how much I did too. I pray she’ll never forget it. I know I won’t.

While it’s so sad to leave this amazing town, these amazing people, and the big white house with a real pretty yard-I know that the Lord has so much more in store. The journey doesn’t end here-it’s just begun! My identity will remain in Him in all of the seasons of my life, so my circumstances will not define me. I am immensely grateful for my time here and for God blessing me so much in these 4 years. I love you Alpha Delt, and thank you Jesus for blessing me with the opportunity to be a girl inside that house that makes others feel more loved walking out than they did walking in. <3 

With love, 

Raven Bone - AC ‘21 

Sister Spotlight: Kaitlyn Tanner - Miss Georgia Southern 1st Runner Up

After recently having the honor of receiving 1st runner up and the talent award at Miss Georgia Southern, I wanted to share a little about how I became involved in pageantry and the incredible benefits that pageantry has brought into my life. As a kinesiology major on the pre-physician assistant track, I stay busy balancing my academics with my passion for pageantry, athletics, adoption advocacy, and ADPi.

Nevertheless, most of my life has been influenced greatly from the incredible life lessons and connections that pageantry has brought me. 

Pageantry is a hobby that many look down upon, when in reality it is a community full of grace, talent, poise, and love. Pageantry has taught me some of the most valuable life lessons and shaped me into the person that I am today. Before I started competing in pageants around the age of 13, I was too timid to hold a fluent conversation, and I was too scared to put myself out there for others to see. However, pageantry has taught me a lot more than just how to rock an interview and speak in front of crowds, it has also brought me so many life-long friendships and allowed me to build my personal adoption platform called The H.E.A.R.T. Initiative—Helping Every Adoptive Relationship Together.

I first began competing in pageants because I wanted to showcase my love for playing piano in the talent portion of the competition. After winning my first title of Miss Albany’s Outstanding Teen at the age of 13, I learned that there is so much more behind the crown than what you do on the stage. As Miss Albany’s OT, I later went on to compete at Miss Georgia’s Outstanding Teen where I made the top 12! It was at this pageant where I met Megan Wright, who is now my Great Grand-Big in ADPi. I am so grateful that ADPi reunited us after meeting each other at a pageant 6 years ago!

In 2023, I was crowned Miss Georgia Teen Volunteer, where I went on to place 5th at Miss Teen Volunteer America in Tennessee and won the fitness award. This title and competition built some of the strongest friendships in my life and allowed me to make connections from all across the nation. Miss Teen Volunteer America week will forever go down as one of the best weeks of my life. After my reign as Miss Georgia Teen Volunteer, I helped crown Allie Griffis, a former member of Epsilon Pi, as Miss Georgia Volunteer!

Many have the misconception that pageant titleholders are just “pretty girls” who do not participate in anything other than pageantry. This is very untrue, as I have met some of the most involved and incredible individuals through pageantry. Lots of pageants actually require contestants to have their own platform or community service initiative, where the contestant will work to promote or fundraise for a certain charity or cause. 

This part of pageantry has influenced my life the greatest as it motivated me to use my personal adoption story to help those involved in the adoption community by creating The H.E.A.R.T. Initiative. With The H.E.A.R.T. Initiative, I raise awareness and funding for those involved in the adoptive and foster care community to ensure that everyone understands that not all children grow in their mom’s tummies, but some grow in their hearts. With The H.E.A.R.T. Initiative, I have used my pageant titles to promote adoption awareness throughout the nation and be a part of raising nearly $30,000 for the adoption and foster care community.  

So next time you see someone with a crown on her head, remember that she is more than just a queen. She is a talented, service-oriented, hard-working, dedicated, compassionate, and incredible individual who has probably used that crown to change so many lives!  

Also, if you have ever considered competing in a pageant or want to start, please reach out to me and I would love to help you!

Love, Kaitlyn Tanner (PC ‘24) <3

Sweet Friendship Refreshes The Soul

Oh ADPI, where do I start?! This past semester has brought me feelings of overwhelming joy, pure bliss, and true happiness. It is true what they say, “sweet friendship refreshes the soul!”. Proverbs 27:9 reads “A sweet friendship refreshes the soul, and awakens our hearts with joy”. ADPI has brought me friends who truly awaken my soul and bring me closer to the feet of Jesus. Intense, belly-hurting laughter could turn into intense, emotional crying, or a movie night that actually turns into a therapy session. Country music that turns into gospel music. Anything a girl could need, your best friends have it all.

Coming into the entirety of rush, I wanted to find a sisterhood who loves not only each other, but the creator of everything I am and love. There truly is no place like home. A place where I truly feel valued, cherished, and loved like no other. A place where Christ is the center and we’re all just in awe of his creations. My bible study group is made up of girls who are genuine, kind, and most of all sweet as honey! They make me better, more inspired, and more passionate about all the things that life throws at me. Whether that's good or bad.

When in the house of ADPI, you hear a saying that goes something like “ADPI isn’t something you become, but something you’ve always been”. That couldn’t be more true. I’ve found my absolute best friend in this sisterhood and I get the privilege of learning what makes her magic! We are best friends, but ADPI made us sisters! Sweet friendships are just one of the many things that this house is built on. Being a vessel for Christ is something I try to achieve and fall short of everyday, but how cool is it that I get the opportunity to try and be a light for so many other vessels?! Everyday at college is truly an adventure waiting to happen, and it’s normal for there to be rocky times and times of hardship. It doesn’t mean that tears don’t shed, or that things aren’t tough. It does mean that you get to share those feelings with girls who will genuinely lift you up and be there for you no matter what.

Before coming to college, I struggled with feeling left out or maybe just not worthy of certain friendships, no matter how hard I tried or how kind I was despite how I was treated. So, sure I was nervous in anticipation about having those same feelings when joining a sorority. I can tell you those feelings were cast away, and that true, genuine friendship is built on the one who destined you to be great. Jesus Christ. You will always have a friend in him, and God has blessed me with abundantly more throughout my time in ADPI! I was lucky enough to be around girls who I know will always strive to not only make themselves better, but push their friends to their fullest potential. I can’t wait to see what God has in store, and how he moves in every friendship. They do refresh the soul!

“Love each other as I have loved you.” John 15:12

With love, Meadow Robinson PC’24

New Year, Same God

I could not be more excited to jump head first into 2025! “New Year, New Me” right?! Well not exactly. There is a lot of good to take from 2024 and bring into 2025! A lot of new friendships, some wisdom gained along the way, and a new love and appreciation for others! As I look forward to a new year of possibilities and opportunities, I cannot help but first reflect on the goodness of God this past year.

Each year I try to choose a word that will be my mindset and motivation for the next 365 days. I got this inspiration from Sadie Robertson on one of her podcasts a while back. My word for 2024 was Discipline. That sounds scary, but it was quite the opposite. Being disciplined in certain areas of my life has created new habits that I am so thankful for. My first test of discipline was linked to my time in the Word- God’s Word! I had a goal to complete the Old and New Testament of the Bible in a year. These daily readings re-shaped my thinking entirely. Starting my day with a cup of coffee and time with the Lord gave me a steadiness and readiness for whatever the day ahead had in store for me. I learned so much about Jesus’s character and that really helped me know myself a little more. After all- Imago dei! I am Made in the Image of God! Though I have not quite finished the entire Bible yet, I am so close and have a newfound eagerness to walk with Jesus daily. So I am calling that a win!

My second focused area for discipline was health and fitness. My best friend Emma and I have a college goal of running a half marathon. Which ~get excited~ is less than one month away! This past year we started slow and steady. We ran in the Georgia Southern Homecoming 5k and then later tackled the Gate River run which is a 15k in Jacksonville. We then found ourselves in the gym working out and maybe hanging out a little too (we’re just girls) haha! On days when both running and working out felt like a daunting task I reminded myself not only of my “discipline” mantra, but I also reminded myself of some wise words from scripture.

God tells us in 1 Corinthians that my “our is a temple of the Holy Spirit, who is in us, whom we  have received from God? We are not our own; we were bought at a price. Therefore we should honor God with our bodies." This may sound crazy but on days we have nothing to offer our Maker, the least we can do is move our body. Our body is a gift to us and in return our walking, running, singing, dancing, and even our sweat can be an offering back to our Heavenly Father.

As I continue my reflection on 2024, although I did not choose a verse at the beginning of the year, God so evidently poured Ephesians 3:20-21 over my life. “Now to Him Who is able to do exceedingly, abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us, to Him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus to all generations, forever and ever. Amen.” Wow. There have been some hard “No’s” in 2024 but always with a greater “Yes” on the other side. This year I have truly lived out some of my very own prayers. I prayed for a sorority that loves me- God gave me ADPI. A group of girls that love me AND Him. I prayed for a college best friend- God gave me too many friends to count AND I have a friend in Him. I prayed for girls to lead in a Bible study weekly- God gave me six girls to lead weekly AND they lead me to the feet of Jesus. I prayed for a good Little in ADPI- God sent me Anna Kate AND she is now one of my very best friends. I prayed for a leadership role in ADPI- God has allowed me to be on exec this year AND I get to serve alongside the best and most faithful girls. I could sit here and do this forever. I say all of that to get to the point that neither me nor you can out-imagine God. We ask for little and He gives much.

As I step into this new year my word that I choose to pour over my life is “still”. This word spoke to me at a YoungLife Camp I attended to ring in the New Year. At the camp I was reminded of Jesus’s lifestyle. Like myself, Jesus was busy. He always had somewhere to go, someone to meet. But never do we see Jesus in a hurry. Instead, we see Him intentionally making time for those around Him. He sat at the table a little longer, He walked a little slower, He loved a little deeper.

At camp a lady spoke and said “never be in such a hurry that you don’t have time for God to surprise you.” That’ll preach! I will be the first to tell you, I think busy is good! But let us not pair busyness with hurriedness. After all, I am reminded of the scripture in Psalms 46:10 when God tells His people to “Be still, and know that I am God; I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!” How can we know that He is good and He is God without first being still? Now, after this revelation, one of my favorite prayers to pray is “God, let me be reminded of the stillness that knowing you requires.” I challenge you to try that as well this year. Pray that the God of peace and rest will quiet your heart and still your soul.

I know for many of us there are some trials and hard moments that we will be happy to leave behind in 2024, but let me encourage you to bring some of the good things into 2025. Recline at the table, pull up a seat for someone new, slow down, and be present. I am hoping 2025 has some good surprises in store for us all. Remember, God has been faithful before and He WILL be faithful again.

Love, Natalee Griffin (AC ‘23)

Heaven on Earth: Passion 2025 Recap with Mallory Wallis

At the start of every new year for the past three years, my greatest joy has been getting to begin my year at Passion Conference. This experience is the closest thing to heaven I believe I will experience while on earth. Everyone knows that 20,000 people is a lot but being in a stadium with 20,000 people jumping, dancing, and worshipping at the top of their lungs in itself is truly life changing.

Now that I am attending Passion Conference as a college student, I have a completely different take away from the sermons and it is such a beautiful change in perspective. This year I am leaving with a powerful mindset. 

As day two began, we were hit with an extremely heavy message from Sadie Huff. Sadie explained that it is “one thing to be at Passion but it is another thing to go back to your campus and shine God’s light”. Sadie’s sermon moved me and thousands of other college students because we may not realize how much influence we can have even at a young age where we feel like we may have no voice on a large campus. 

The most powerful prayer that we can pray is “God I want you here”. God will come where he is wanted therefore as I am home from Passion 2025, I am compelled to pray for God to move powerfully on our campus, in Greek life, in our families, in our churches, etc. 

I thank God every year for the breath of fresh air that Passion blesses me with every new year, but this year I thank God for the change in my heart posture that He has presented me with.

Love, Mallory Wallis (AC ‘23)

A Leap of Faith

With spring recruitment coming up, I can’t help but think about how blessed I have been over this past year of being in Alpha Delta Pi. As a girl who came to college terrified and overwhelmed, recruitment was not something I thought I could add to my plate. I think back to that scared girl who just moved into her dorm with random roommates, and I feel blessed to see my growth.

When I first moved in, I watched all my roommates go through fall recruitment and part of me felt like I was missing out. But I told myself there was absolutely no way I could have done that. I had just moved away from my family, I was going into a competitive field with difficult classes, and I was definitely not the outgoing type. After I had convinced myself of all these things, I felt like I had sort of come to terms with not going through recruitment. 

The first months of settling in were hard for me. However, at this time, I had met some friends to help me out. My freshman year roommates were one of my biggest blessings. One in particular, Peighton Hart, was, and still is, my biggest supporter. If I was having a hard day, there was no doubt she would be there to lift my spirits.. She was the one who put it in my mind that I could absolutely do recruitment if I wanted to. I had started to hang around her and her new friends. I saw the way they were with each other. Although these girls did not know each other at all a few months prior, it was like they had known each other their whole lives.

So after much thought, I decided to try out spring recruitment. I wanted so badly to feel that kind of friendship and sisterhood. I knew that if I did not at least try, I would regret it for the rest of my life. I would always think about the “what if’s” and “what could’ve been.” I went into with a whatever happens, happens kind of attitude. Spring recruitment is hard, that is no lie. You have just a few events then it is time for bid day. It feels like a very quick process. I remember spending all my time after any event thinking about how on Earth anyone would even remember my name in this crowd full of girls. This whole process was way out of my comfort zone. But that was what I needed. I needed to push myself and really put myself out there and that is exactly what spring recruitment allowed me to do.

After what felt like an insanely long time, bid day had arrived. Phone calls were being given starting at 8 AM. I had no idea what to expect. When my phone rang at 8 on the dot, it felt like my heart stopped, no lie. I received a call from two of the most amazing people, Megan Wright and Emilee Robinson. It sounds cliche, but since that day, my life has not been the same. God has blessed me in ways I never imagined. Spring recruitment and Alpha Delta Pi have changed my life and given me girls I never knew I needed. These are my future bridesmaids, the aunts to my future kids, the girls I want to be old and wrinkly with! So my advice for spring recruitment is just do it! It won’t hurt you to try to go out of your comfort zone. I am so glad I did. I am forever in debt to ADPi and Spring recruitment.  

Love, Cami Gay (AC ‘24)

On to the next!

Over the past year, I have been given an amazing opportunity to publish all the ADPi blogs! I remember when I first started as Director of Public Relations, I had no idea how much this position would shape my experience in ADPi and college overall. I had so much encouragement from all my friends and sisters in ADPi, and Megan Wright–who held this position before me, was an incredible role model who helped guide me through all of my responsibilities. Of course, I also had the best VP of Marketing Kaylor Cumbee who made my position so fun! She not only allowed me to grow and be creative but made sure to support me along the way. My freshman year coming into ADPi, I always knew involvement was going to be one of my main priorities, and what better way to stay involved than to become an officer?!

As a psychology major, I never thought I’d enter the marketing team, but here I am! Being on the marketing team as a whole has been one of the best experiences and is something I hold dear to my heart being in Epsilon Pi. I’ve spent my time brainstorming content, all while getting to know each and every one of you through your words I got to publish! Whether it was celebrating our philanthropy, highlighting personal stories/testimonies, or our “WHY ADPi” every post was so unique and reminded me of why I chose Alpha Delta Pi myself. Looking back, some of my favorite moments were the behind-the-scenes ones—where I got to collaborate with so many of you to bring these stories to life. I truly felt like I was connecting with each of you through this platform! Of course, it wasn’t always easy. Sometimes the deadlines seemed never-ending, and the pressure of this combined with school and work could be overwhelming. But in those moments of stress, I always found encouragement through your stories and the girls the Lord had placed in my life.

As I step down and hand the blog over to Keilynn Sapp–who I am very lucky to call my little, I know the blog is in the best hands. I am also very excited to announce that even though I won’t be “the girl behind the blog” anymore I will be “the girl behind the Instagram!” I am overjoyed with my new position as the Digital Marketing Specialist for Epsilon Pi and incredibly lucky to work with KP Raggett, a true friend, and our new VP of Marketing! (Here’s to the dream team!!!) As I wrap this up, I want to thank every sister who shared her story, her experiences, and her heart with me this year. You made this journey unforgettable, and I’m so proud of everything we’ve accomplished as a chapter. I am forever grateful that I got to share our sisterhood with the world, and I can’t wait to see how it continues to grow! I love you always Epsilon Pi!!!

With Love,

The Former “Girl Behind the Blog”

Lindsey Ponder (AC’ 23)

A Bitter Sweet Goodbye

To the chapter I could never truly  repay, 

Epsilon Pi, let me be the first to say that you can change someone's life in a second. Coming into college, I wanted a fresh start and a space to truly be myself. Little did I know that the Lord would lead me down Olympic Blvd to 112. With not knowing anyone, I would catch myself sitting and wondering what my future would hold. Not long after, I gained 262 of the best friends that a girl could ask for. Through leadership positions, sisterhoods, philanthropy events, and all of the  late night talks in between, there is no doubt that this was the place where I was supposed to be. It tends to be said “ADPi isn’t something you become, it’s something you’ve always been”. There is no better phrase I could use to express my last 3.5 years. This chapter has helped shape me and my college experiences in ways I could have never imagined and for that I will forever hold this time close to my heart.

As I reflect specifically on this past year, there is one word that comes to mind: gratitude. I will forever be grateful that I have a chapter that believed in me to lead and serve as president this past year. Being in this role has been both humbling and empowering, and it has given me the chance to pour back into others what you’ve so generously poured into me. I am grateful that I have been given the opportunity to see how encouragement has uplifted this chapter in tough times. There are so many ways that the enemy can get in your head, especially when holding a leadership position.You have been my source of strength, lifting me up and reminding me of my purpose when I needed it most. You’ve shown me that leadership isn’t about having all the answers, but about leaning on each other and trusting that we’re all in this together. Epsilon Pi is special due to this specifically. I have seen each member in this chapter lean on each other and reach out to each other in difficult times. Being in a sorority isn’t about all of the bright lights and fun pictures but also the friendships that you build along the way. Gratitude. I thank the Lord everyday that He has given me a chance to experience this in a way that I could have never expected.

This past year has been a joy! Through the long nights, chapter meetings, inside jokes, the GOLDEN LION, and multiple hurricanes, it has been an absolute privilege to serve as Epsilon Pi’s President. This has been an opportunity unlike any other but it has taught me to think about so much more than myself. Getting to know every member on a deeper level, meeting other presidents, and meeting others on a district level has opened my eyes that ADPI is more than just four years. This organization has prepared me for the real world and that it is imperative to surround yourself with people who uplift and support you. Thank you Epsilon Pi for a fun filled year and thank you for memories I will never forget. I will love you always! 

When I reflect on myself during the past 3.5 years, I have seen a change unlike any other. The Lord has shown himself so clearly. More clearly than I could have ever imagined. Epsilon Pi highlights the importance of faith and the impact it has on the chapter and its members. Let me be the first to tell you being a part of a chapter that puts faith first changes the dynamic of the chapter overall. While being a part of this chapter, I have had the opportunity to go on two mission trips - Cuba and Guatemala - as well as lead Bible studies. Having others around me that push me to grow closer with the Lord and living a life that glorifies him has impacted my life altogether. Thank you Epsilon Pi for taking me out of my comfort zone and showing me the many ways that the Lord shows His grace. 

It has been an honor and a privilege to lead this chapter and how far this chapter has come throughout the years. I hope that every member knows that they have impacted my life in some way and I will forever be grateful for the gift that they bring to this chapter. Now it is Nan’s turn to take over and I have full faith that she will lead this chapter with the Lord by her side.

Love you always Alpha Delt, 

Emilee Robinson

Epsilon Pi President 2024

Your Life, God's Plan

Rush week… WHAT a week!! As we all know, rush week is filled with so many emotions, more than we can count. I want you to put your mind back to rush week and the emotions you had, were they all positive, all negative, or a mix of both? Personally, I was so excited yet terrified, asking myself all the self-destructive questions along the lines of if I would be good enough for any of the sororities. I caught myself thinking things like what if they don’t like me? Am I pretty enough for them? Did I do enough interesting things in high school? Do I stand out enough? Is my rush outfit cute enough? Did I make enough eye contact and smile enough? Is what I said in that last house weird?? I could keep going on and on but this post would go on forever (LOL!!). I am more than sure you can also remember all the self-critical things you asked yourself during rush too.

The day before it started a wise friend and father all in one (God!) told me something that gave me a huge mindset shift and is what I believe led me on a clear path to ADPi. But before I give that good nugget of truth, let's go back to when us girls were so little and started thinking about all the big and exciting things like what college we would attend, what are major would be, what sorority we would end up in, and who our big was going to be. Then the thought of if we would meet our bridesmaids there, and the bigger question of will we meet our husbands there too??? Just like rush week thoughts, those future questions went on forever. All those thoughts, even though exciting, sometimes had us overlook where we were in that exact moment, we would sometimes miss out on the present thinking too much about the future. Then without any warning whatsoever rush week was just hours away. WOW I don’t know about you but I felt like I didn’t have many moments of peace those days leading up. That was until God told me that nugget of truth I was telling y’all about that CHANGED the game for me. He told me that no matter what I do, I am not powerful enough to mess up HIS plan…. WOW, humbling yet so loving. I carried this with me throughout that week. Anytime I was waiting to go into a house I would repeat it in my mind to calm me down and give me peace, I would say it again after time in a house especially after I felt like I maybe said something awkward and messed up my chances. God knew exactly everything I was going to do and say through the whole process and knew exactly which one I would end up in.

Alongside being in peace with what God had told me, I had asked Him to make it super clear where I was supposed to go. Sure enough, He did just that. At the end of each day the other houses, although filled to the brim with sweet and loving people, still had me feeling torn and confused, yet I would leave the ADPi house with so much peace, joy, and clarity, all feelings that come from God. He made it so clear and not confusing because I relied on His word that I am not powerful enough to mess up His perfectly designed plan. He has been preparing me for where I was supposed to go way before I even entered this Earth. It is crazy how God shows up anywhere and everywhere. Sororities are man-made, meaning they are not going to be perfect, they are going to be flawed in one way or another, but if you let Him, God can be abundantly evident throughout your chapter. Here is what I want you to take away from this reading: I want you to seek out and listen to God's plan and follow it. So many times we pray to Him and ask for guidance but then forget to listen to His answer He has given you! The enemy's voice is loud and confusing, God's voice is gentle and loving, “Be still” (Psalm 46:10). Take comfort in knowing as long as you follow His voice and follow the steps He has laid before you, you will never be able to mess up His beautiful plan.

Love, Anna Kate (AK) Fuqua (AC’ 24)

Verses relating to this reading:

Jeremiah 29:11 “ I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”

Psalm 46:10 “ Be still, and know that I am God”

Matthew 6:34 “Therefore do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.”

Proverbs 31:25 “She is clothed with strength and dignity, and she laughs without fear of the future”

Proverbs 19:21 “ Many are the plans in a person’s heart, but it is the Lord’s purpose that prevails”

Psalm 37:23-24 “ The Lord makes firm the steps of the one who delights in him; though he may stumble, he will not fall, for the Lord uphold him with his hand”




Home Somehow

All my life, I’ve been ambitious, somewhat of a daredevil and without a doubt adventurous. All of these traits of mine were definitely showing up when I was in the process of applying to colleges. All 15 colleges I applied to were out-of-state, middle-of-nowhere schools that most of them I'd never heard of before. This was extremely shocking to all my friends back home & it honestly shocked me too. 

I was barefoot, blonde-headed, and probably wearing a bikini. My fun was bridge jumping, beach hopping, skating, and anything that involved the ocean. The California coast was all I’ve ever known and it's almost embarrassing how I am the epitome of a California girl. But I liked the idea of being somewhere new. I could never explain how bittersweet moving away from home was. It was the coolest and scariest thing I’ve ever done. But it's one of my proudest accomplishments and I would not change it for the world. 

Georgia Southern was the very last school I toured and as soon as I stepped foot onto campus I knew that it would be home for the next 4 years. I think it's the coolest place ever. This school is without a doubt one of my biggest blessings. I have met my very best friends, the kind I prayed for. I have the honor to be a part of Alpha Delta Pi, which is something I hold very close to my heart. This sorority and the girls in it push me to be the best version of myself. It isn't so bad being 2,000 miles away from my family when these girls have stepped in and made me feel at home. I couldn't ever express how much they mean to me. They are sunshine. 

I have fallen in love with this place. The southern hospitality here is unlike any other. There are hundreds of fields to run through and I have come to love the beauty of greenery rather than the ocean. Everyone has a funny accent and greets you with a big hug. Saturdays are my new favorite day of the week, well because it's a saturday in the south. I could go on and on. I’ve always believed that God works in funny ways. & for me, the funniest thing He ever did was lead me to Georgia Southern and Alpha Delta Pi – my home somehow!! 





A Letter To All PNMs

Dear PNMs,

I cannot believe that we are only 1 sleep away from finally meeting each other, it feels like Christmas Eve and I can’t wait!! I know you all are feeling all of the emotions right now from transitioning from home to college, living completely on your own for the last couple of days, to getting ready to go through sorority recruitment for the first time but trust me when I say that everything will be perfectly fine! As you navigate this next week my advice to you is this,

Before you ever decided what college you were going to and before you decided that you were going to join a sorority you were designed as a “one of a kind” girl who is strong and who is loved. These are things that can never be taken away from you no matter what the outcome is and no matter what house you choose to run home to. With this being said try and be your truest self throughout every conversation we are here to get to know you and want to see the real you!!

Soak it all in!! Right now you are beginning the best 4 years of your life and trust me as a senior, it goes by way too quickly. I would do anything to turn back time and be a PNM again!! So do it all, go talk with your neighbors, become friends with your pi chi group, laugh as much as you can, and truly enjoy the process because you only get to be a freshman once!!

My last little piece of advice is to not be nervous! I know this is hard but just take a deep breath and know there are 700 girls right beside you all feeling the same emotions! I’ll also let you know a little secret, every girl on the other side of the door is just as nervous! So let's all just take a deep breath and know that everything happens for a reason and let us all just have so much fun this week!!

I am rooting for each and every one of y’all and cannot wait to see all 706 of your sweet faces tomorrow!! Love you all already!!

Morgan Kirkendoll

‘AC 21 Director of Primary Recruitment

The House That Love Built

If I could encourage anyone to take away one thing from their time at Georgia Southern, it would be to explore to find something greater than yourself. During the Fall of 2022, I was overwhelmed with all the emotions that came along with leaving for college. Moving away from home, meeting all new people, and deciding to go through formal recruitment was truly the most exciting and nerve-wracking time of my life. Moving from Florida to Statesboro, GA I knew hardly anyone coming to early move in for recruitment, yet I still was filled with excitement for the experiences I knew I would soon have, and the unknown to come.

Recruitment was going well during Icebreakers round, but nothing could have prepared me for the Philanthropy round at ADPI. I had no idea what the Lord had in store for me until the moment they pulled down a projector, and a video showcasing the Ronald McDonald House Charity started playing. The emotions I felt when this occurred showed me that I had finally found my home. Growing up, I never knew where I’d fit in. My life has certainly been unique, as I have been battling an ongoing medical condition from birth. From simply looking at me, you would never notice anything wrong, but deep down, I knew I wasn’t normal internally. I felt as though I had to keep all of my problems to myself, since nobody knew I had them unless I told them. In the first grade, I started going to the RMHC in Cincinnati. This gave me a sense of belonging, as I met kids exactly like me for the first time ever. I quickly learned that the adversity I faced was something I was not going through alone, and that I did belong somewhere. The Ronald McDonald House is more than just a place for families to stay when their children are receiving medical treatment. It is a place that can make kids feel as though they are not alone. In the Ronald McDonald House, I never feel the need to hide my condition, I feel comfortable and proud to show kids that there are others in the world exactly like them. The moment the RMHC video started playing, I knew I had found my something greater. Growing up, I never knew if I would have a purpose to pursue, as I had a permanent condition that left me unsure about my future. ADPI led me to a realization that I never had before: every second of my life was handmade for a reason.

I will forever be in debt to ADPI, as it opened my eyes to what I was once blinded by. Being in ADPI offers support from women who come together to help a greater cause, which happens to be the organization that has made my life what it is today. As a chapter, we are given the amazing opportunity to provide meals and raise money for the Ronald McDonald House. From my personal experiences, I have been given the opportunity to see how these selfless acts from Alpha Delta Pi impact and assist thousands of families across the country. Gifting families’ support and creating an environment that allows children to feel normal is truly a blessing from the Lord, as I would not be in the position I am today without it. Epsilon Pi has shown me how God plans your life in unknown ways, but it is ultimately for a greater reason. If you would have told me as a child the things I have accomplished and experienced now, I wouldn’t believe it. God gave me an opportunity through ADPI to find something greater than myself, and for that, I am forever grateful.

With Love, Emily Popp AC ‘22

Finding Yourself, Your People, and Your Purpose

As I reflect on the past four years of my life, I am profoundly grateful for the impact Alpha Delta Pi has had on my life. Leaving my small hometown, and moving somewhere I did not know a single soul, I had no idea what I was exactly looking for or what I was even doing to be quite honest… but I found so many missing pieces of myself in 112.

You hear about sororities being a home away from home, and all of the cheesy phrasings… but there just isn’t another place in this world where you can rely on 200+ women to have your back and encourage you in this crazy season of life. I found who I was called to lead within this group of women. I found a genuine feeling of sisterhood within this group of women. And above all, I found the love of Jesus within this group of women.

I think it is important to know that it is not easy. No matter how social media portrays it, I struggled a lot when I first moved and continually tried to find that perfect balance between college and myself. It nearly felt impossible. Without Alpha Delta Pi, I can truly say I would not be the person I am today. This organization embraces me even through a time of struggle and continues to reward me daily. The way I have been accepted and loved by my sisters in ADPi has shown me time and time again how Jesus accepts and loves us.

I have been honored to be a part of something bigger than myself, and I am forever indebted to this sorority for all it has given to me

With love, Kaylor Cumbee AC ‘21

The House That Built Me

Three years ago during my rush process, I lined up on the stairs of 112 Olympic Blvd not knowing what the Lord had in store for me. A few days later I ran home alongside PC ‘21 and have never looked back! 

I’m going on year two of not only having the privilege of living in the ADPI house but also taking care of it! I am blessed to be able to serve on exec as the Director of Facility Management which means I take care of 112 and all the house girls who live there. Through this position, I have gotten to help with the behind-the-scenes of everything regarding the house and even help make decisions alongside advisors on updates to the property! I never could have imagined how this house has truly become my home away from home and I hope that every girl who walks through the big front door experiences that feeling!

To give you an inside look at what living in the house is like, you will find our house girls and their friends spread out all over the house, cooking dinner together in the kitchen while debriefing their day, doing homework together in the sunroom, movie marathons in the living room, and late night sweet treat runs to Parker’s. Another amazing aspect of ADPI is the location of the house on Greek Row where you're surrounded by so many wonderful sororities!

Getting to live with 11 other girls is a one-of-a-kind experience that I will cherish for the rest of my life! It has provided me with amazing friendships, unforgettable memories, and endless laughter. My favorite part of living in ADPI has to be always coming home to a house full of girls to talk to about anything and everything. The house has given me the opportunity to connect with so many sisters as they pass through each day for different things. 

I will leave with the best piece of advice I received and that is to get involved! By getting involved in ADPI my college experience has been something I could have never dreamed of! 

With love, Maddie Gamblin PC ‘21

Greek Summit 2024 with Nan Mullis

There is something so special about Greek Life, the beach, and quality time with people who love Jesus. Greek Summit was a trip that wrapped all of that plus more into one unforgettable two weeks. I had the opportunity to travel to Destin, Florida with eight of my ADPi sisters, other Georgia Southern students, and Greek students from all over the south and experience Greek Summit. This was a trip to grow our relationships with the Lord, find community with other Greek believers, and learn how to bring Jesus back with us to our campus and sororities.

Every day of Greek Summit was a new adventure, but they all led us back to the feet of Jesus. Most every morning, we met at a local church to hear an amazing message and engage in powerful worship. Then, we were given an hour of quiet time to sit with the Lord individually praying, getting in the word, journaling, etc. This was one of my favorite parts! Then, we split into small groups with students from other schools and amazing staff members to dive deeper into the day's topic. Some of my favorite topics were the Holy Spirit, prayer life, and the importance of international missions. The afternoons were full of discipleship, games, and fun plans like putt-putt, trips to Seaside, and “Flip Flop Formal.” All just reminders that walking with Jesus and living in a Godly community is FUN! However, I think the best memory I have of Greek Summit was getting to evangelize on the beach. I know that sounds kind of crazy, but this reminded me that people everywhere and all around us are in dire need of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Karmin Clark (AC ‘23) and I spent two hours walking down the beach talking to people about Jesus. We made genuine connections with total strangers and were able to pray over their lives. God’s intentional and on-time hand was so evident in these conversations. Something else I will carry with me forever from this trip is the new bonds I created with my Epsilon Pi sisters. We grew so close in such a short time, and I know they will be there for me as Godly friends when we get back to Statesboro. I love them all so much! I will always be grateful that I was able to experience Greek Summit!

Most peoples’ immediate thought when Greek Life comes to mind probably isn’t Jesus. I love the Lord, and I want everyone I come in contact with to experience the love and redemption that I have found in Christ for themselves. This past year, I have really wanted and prayed this for my sorority sisters. Sometimes this prayer of spreading light and truth can feel intimidating and almost hopeless, especially on Greek Row. I had no idea how sweetly and clearly God would answer this prayer at Greek Summit. I watched brothers and sisters from all over experience Jesus’ love and redemption for the first time. I had raw discussions and shared testimonies with girls who experience the same struggles and hopes as me. I learned ways to keep my passion for the Lord burning, ways to be a friend to my sisters how Jesus would, and how to step out in boldness and urgency when it comes to spreading God’s Word. But I think most importantly- I was reminded that I am His daughter and that is my number one identity. And so are all of you! God whispered this on my heart in a moment of wondering if I was “good enough” or “equipped enough” to be a vessel for Him. I am not perfect, and I don’t have to be, because Jesus is! He so freely gives to me, so my purpose in life is to give my all to Him. I have found more joy, love, and contentment in following the Lord than I could imagine. Every day I get the unique experience of being in a community with over 200 sisters, and Greek Summit pushed me to not let one opportunity to share Jesus go by. 

“I have come that they may have life, and life to the full.” John 10:10

With Love, Nan Mullis PC ‘22

Sister Spotlight: Megan Wright - Miss Georgia Southern

We are so proud of our sister, Miss Megan Wright, for competing and placing as one of the five finalists in the Miss Georgia Scholarship Competition! Megan embodies the spirit of sisterhood and is a dedicated member of Alpha Delta Pi. To know her is to love her, and we are so happy to have been able to cheer her on through this journey.

With love, Epsilon Pi Chapter

“Looking back on the whirlwind of these past few weeks, I’m filled with so much gratitude it’s hard to put into words. My heart is brimming with thankfulness, especially when it comes to my Alpha Delta Pi sisters.

They say college is where you find your lifelong friends, but I found so much more. I found a family in Alpha Delta Pi. These incredible women have been my rock, my cheer squad, and my guiding light. Every step I took towards the Miss Georgia stage, they were right there with me—in spirit and in love. I knew with certainty that every moment with my sisters has been a building block in the foundation of who I am today.

When I decided to compete for Miss Georgia, it was a dream that seemed so big, but my sisters never let me doubt my own abilities. They were the ones who helped me practice my walk, who listened to me rehearse my talent piece over and over, and who never stopped believing in me.

Alpha Delta Pi didn’t just prepare me for a pageant; it prepared me for life. The leadership skills, the emphasis on academics, the commitment to service—these are the tools that have shaped me into a confident, driven, and compassionate individual.

As I stood there on the Miss Georgia stage, I knew I had an entire sisterhood with me. Placing as the 4th runner-up was an honor, but the real prize has been the skill sets and confidence my sisters in Alpha Delta Pi have instilled in me.

To my sisters, I want to say thank you. Thank you for the endless support, for the genuine care, and for the memories that will last a lifetime. I am so proud to wear our letters, to represent what we stand for, and to be part of a legacy that is so much bigger than myself.

Alpha Delta Pi has been my home, my safe place, and the sole reason for my achievements. It’s been an honor to represent not just myself, but all of us at the Miss Georgia Competition. I am a true believer that you are who you surround yourself with, and I am so grateful that I got to bring small pieces of all of you not only to Miss Georgia but to everything I do. Here’s to the bonds that never break, to the sisterhood that always gives, and to a future where we continue to lift each other up to new heights. I love you, Epsilon Pi.

With all the love in my heart, Megan Wright