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Chi Omega Convention 2012
July 11–15 JW Marriott Desert Ridge, Phoenix We Invite You to Connect—Virtually! Here’s how to keep up with the fun, leadership, and more>

New ChiOmega.com Coming Soon!
Check out some of the great, new features of ChiOmega.com! Easily log in to the Chi Omega members’ site from ChiOmega.com Read real-time stories that your more>

Recruitment 2012
Introducing the Online RIF! Meet the newest member of our recruitment family. Background and Benefits During the past few years, recruitment volunteers and alumnae alike have requested more>

We Are Family
Whether you were born into a family full of Chi Omegas or were the first in your family to pledge a sorority, when you joined Chi Omega you became part of a family. On the following pages, you more>

73 Women Become a Family
Family has always been important to me, so I had mixed emotions when I was selected as the national consultant who would live with Chi Omega’s new colony at Sacred Heart U (SHU). I was nervous more>

Mirror, Mirror...
Chi Omega Mother-Daughter Look-Alike ContestThe response was overwhelming when a call was posted on Facebook for photos of Chi Omega mothers and their Chi Omega daughters for a Mother-Daughter more>

Moving Forward From a Closed Chi Omega Chapter
My name is Christine and I’m from a closed Chi Omega chapter. In the pre-Facebook, pre-text world, I was completely alone when I received the piece of mail I knew would break my heart. A letter more>

Ah, Baby It's You!
Can you match the Governing Council member with her baby picture?Scroll down to see the answers.S.H. Letitia Fulkerson A.S.T.B. Joellyn Sullivan B.S.K.A. Jane Tankersley C.S.N.V. Laura Miller D.S.M. more>

Fun Activities for Alumnae Families
Many alumnae groups have: a book club a dine-out lunch or dinner group fundraisers to support local charities, including our national philanthropy, more>

Adding an Alumnae Chapter to the Chi Omega Family
How Are New Chi Omega Alumnae Chapters Started? Step 1: An alumna expresses interest in starting a new group by contacting her regional alumnae director (RAD) and local Sisters. To get your more>

Adding a Collegiate Chapter to the Chi Omega Family
How Do New Chi Omega Chapters Get Started? It all begins through a process called extension. Extension is the addition of a National Panhellenic Conference chapter to the more>

The 73 Charter Initiates of Kappa Mu Chapter
“I have made such close connections with these women in such a short periodof time—connections that some people won’t have in a lifetime.” —Laura Berey Annemarie A’Hearn more>

Eva Magnuson Tribute
My Greek life journey started during my freshman year when my roommate decided that she needed to become more involved in Sacred Heart’s campus and it just happened to be sorority recruitment more>

What the Kappa Mus Are Saying
When National Consultant Molly Onufer departed SHU after Kappa Mu became a chapter, she received a thank you note from each member. Here are some of their sentiments. “Thank you so much for more>

Chi Omega Legacies: What You Need to Know
Definition of a Legacy A Chi Omega legacy is a daughter or a sister of an initiated member in good standing. We also encourage alumnae to call attention to potential new members (PNMs) more>

Seven Chapters, Three Generations
There are many perks to being the youngest (so far) in a large family of Chi Omegas besides having enough owl paraphernalia passed down through the generations to decorate an entire house. The best more>

Texas True and a Stray (to Tennessee)
In the nine-sibling Lorimer family, three sisters, Peggy, Katy, and Marynelle, are Chi Omegas and two brothers are married to Chi Omegas, Pat Rose and Carolyn Smith. Add four daughters, a mother, and more>

Phi Gamma at LSU is the Chi Omega Home for this Family of Women
“Chi Omega is in my blood. I grew up knowing cardinal, straw, and owls. I had wonderful women who inspired me and most were Chi Omegas. I knew where I was on Bid Day and it was home.” —Maria more>

Chi Omega Twins
Identical. Fraternal. Same chapter. Different chapters. Multiple sets in the same chapter at the same time. Chi Omega has them all!View the slideshow to see our twins! more>

One Family, Four Generations of Xi Alpha Initiates at the U of Utah
“It’s wonderful to have the values and traditions of Chi Omega connecting four generations. What a positive impact the Fraternity has had on all of us.” —Sarah CannonView the slideshow to see all more>

Current Features
Features: Articles

Mirror, Mirror...
Chi Omega Mother-Daughter Look-Alike ContestThe more>

Moving Forward From a Closed Chi Omega Chapter
My name is Christine and I’m from a closed Chi more>

Ah, Baby It's You!
Can you match the Governing Council member with more>

Fun Activities for Alumnae Families
Many alumnae groups have: a more>

Adding an Alumnae Chapter to the Chi Omega Family
How Are New Chi Omega Alumnae Chapters Started? more>

Adding a Collegiate Chapter to the Chi Omega Family
How Do New Chi Omega Chapters Get Started? more>

The 73 Charter Initiates of Kappa Mu Chapter
“I have made such close connections with these more>

Eva Magnuson Tribute
My Greek life journey started during my freshman more>

What the Kappa Mus Are Saying
When National Consultant Molly Onufer more>

Chi Omega Legacies: What You Need to Know
Definition of a Legacy A Chi Omega legacy more>

Seven Chapters, Three Generations
There are many perks to being the youngest (so more>

Texas True and a Stray (to Tennessee)
In the nine-sibling Lorimer family, three sisters, more>

Phi Gamma at LSU is the Chi Omega Home for this Family of Women
“Chi Omega is in my blood. I grew up knowing more>

Chi Omega Twins
Identical. Fraternal. Same chapter. Different more>

One Family, Four Generations of Xi Alpha Initiates at the U of Utah
“It’s wonderful to have the values and traditions more>

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