Did You Know That These Women Are In Sororities?
Panhellenic Women in Entertainment
- Carrie Underwood, Grammy award-winning singer
- Sophia Bush, actress
- Sabrina Bryan, singer and actress
- Lucy Liu, actress
- Jennifer Garner, actress
- JoAnna Garcia, actress
- Christy Carlson Romano, actress
- Molly Sims, actress
- Ashley Judd, actress
- Sheryl Crow, singer
- Julia Louis-Dreyfus, actress
- Demetra George, opera singer
- Kelli O’Hara, Broadway actress (South Pacific)
- Jeannine Romer Morrison, concert pianist
- Bailey Hanks, Broadway actress (Legally Blonde: The Musical)
- Beth Brickell, actress
- Kate Capshaw, actress
- Dixie Carter, actress
- Kristin Chenoweth, actress
- Shirley Christian, Pulitzer Prize winner
- Rita Coolidge, Grammy-winning Singer
- Amy Grant, singer
- Cathy Guisewite, cartoonist; Created comic strip Cathy
- Florence Henderson, actress
- Ann-Margret, Singer, dancer
- Rue McClanahan, actress
- Donna Mills, actress
- Kimberly Williams-Paisley, actress, writer and director
- Jean Smart, actress
Panhellenic Women in Education and Athletics
- Kerri Strug, two-time Olympic medalist and three-time world championship medalist gymnast
- Marinell Ash, BBC Educational Producer
- Jahnae Harper Barnett, first Woman President of William Woods University
- Barbara Aronstein Black, former dean, Columbia Law School
- Jean M. Buckley, president/CEO Future Business Leaders of America
- Gayle Barron, American Road Racing pioneer and author
- Danielle Donehew, vice president of WNBA team
- Dr. Joy Garrison Cauffman, professor Emerita, University of Southern California
- Ruth Colvin, founder and president Literacy Volunteers of America
- Ada Louise Comstock, president, Radcliffe College
- Peggy Gordon Elliott, president, South Dakota State University
- Dr. Deborah Floyd, president Emerita, Prestonsburg Community College, Kentucky
- Patricia Albjerg Graham, dean of Graduate Education, Harvard University
- Dr. Marsha Guenzler-Stevens, director of activities & associate Director of the Stamp Student Union,
- Anna Rose Hawes, dean, Mills College, AAUW National President
- Betty Jacka, president, National Merit, Scholarship Corporation
- Maria Leonard, Founder, National Scholastic Honorary Society
- Franees Lucas-Taucher, president, Millsaps College
- Kathryn Sisson Phillips, organized the National Association of Deans of Women and was its first president
- Dr. Shirley Raines, president, The University of Memphis
- Patsy Bostick Reed, chancellor, University of North Carolina at Asheville
- Clyda Stokes Rent, president, Mississippi University for Women
- Kayla Mays Stroup, Missouri State Commissioner of Higher Education
- Nancy L. Zimpher, president, University of Cincinnati
- Josefina Castillo Baltodano, president of Marian College
- Isador Gilbert Mudgem, author of library reference services
- Mary Ross Potter, former dean of women at Northwestern University
- Iva Lowther Peters, sociologist
- Nancy Newman Eustis, special assistant for Disability and Aging Policy to the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation
- Ibis Del Mar Nieves, competitor and cast member of MTV's Road Rules Challenges
- Lily Bess Campbell, Renaissance literature scholar and revered UCLA English professor (1922-1950)
- Carrie Chapman Catt, suffragist & founder of the National League of Women Voters
- Mary Gladwin, Red Cross nurse who served in three wars from 1898 to 1919, decorated by the United States, Russian, Japanese and Serbian governments
- Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, Governor of Louisiana; first woman governor of Louisiana
- Eva Bertrand Adams, Director of the first U.S. Mint
- Carrie Chapman Catt, Suffragist & Founder of the National League of Women Voters
- Martha Layne Collins, Governor of Kentucky; first and only woman governor to date in Kentucky
- Dr. Linda Hawes Cleaver, first woman governor
- Carol Laise Bunker, U.S. Ambassador to Nepal 1966-1973; first woman Director General, Foreign Service
- Virginia Dill McCarty, Former U.S. Attorney General; first Woman named to a full term as the Attorney General
- Geraldine “Jerrie” Frednitz Mock, first woman to successfully fly solo around the world (1964)
- Betty Montgomery, Attorney General of Ohio; first woman Attorney General
- Annette Greenfield Strauss, Mayor, Dallas, Texas; first woman mayor of Dallas
- Anna Marion MacLean, first to receive Ph.M from the University of Chicago (1897), a founding member of Association of Collegiate Alumnae
- Julia Warner Snow, botany instructor and first to teach bacteriology at Smith college in 1902
- Mary Jane Ridpath, administrator in Indiana schools (1875)
- Susan M Kinsbury, sociologist and first director of Byrn Mawr's Graduate School of Social work
- Clelia Duel Mosher, pioneer researcher in the subject of married women and sexuality
- Mary Ritter Beard, womens rights activist and first historian to write about the roles of women play in society
- Mary Roberts Coolige, first woman to gain a full-time academic position in sociology
- Katherine Towle, first woman appointed Director of Women Marines
- Barbara Bush, First Lady, US
- Lynne Cheney, Wife of U.S. Vice President Dick Cheney
- Dr. Condoleezza Rice, U.S. Secretary of State
- Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Justice, U.S. Supreme Court
- Gracia Backer, Missouri State House of Representatives
- Barbara Levy Boxer, U.S. Senator (D-CA)
- Margaret A. Brewer, Brigadier General, Marine Corps
- Jocelyn Burdick, U.S. Senator (D-ND)
- Laura Welch Bush, First Lady, U.S.
- Shelley Moore Capito, U.S. House of Representatives (R-WV)
- Jean Carnahan, U.S. Senator (D-MO)
- Grace Goodhue Coolidge, First Lady, U.S.
- Evett Simmons, attorney
- Elizabeth Dole, U.S. Senator (R-NC); Former President, Red Cross of America
- Marianne Blackburn Drew, Rear Admiral, Navy
- Terri Walter Gabreski, Brigadier General, Air Force
- Shirley Mount Hufstedler, Former U.S. Secretary of Education
- Karen Hughes, Presidential Spokesperson
- Kay Bailey Hutchison, U.S. Senator (R-TX)
- Nancy Landon Kassebaum, U.S. Senator (R-KS)
- Yvonne Kauger, Chief Justice, Oklahoma Supreme Court
- Claudia Kennedy, General, Army
- Mary Landrieu, U.S. Senator (D-LA)
- Blanche Lambert Lincoln, U.S. Senator (D-AR)
- Bessie Margolin, U.S. Labor Department Appeals Attorney
- Katie Couric, news anchor
- Augusta Evans Wilson, author
- Kristin Hoke, news anchor
- Nancy Grace, CNN News Anchor
- Sue Grafton, author
- Jodi Brooks, national Emmy Award®-winning reporter
- Christy Bulkeley, daily newspaper reporter, editor and publisher
- Alexa Conomos, news anchor
- Judy Woodruff, TV newscaster
- Jane Pauley, television journalist
- Kyra Phillips, CNN News anchor and correspondent
- Gretchen Carlson, news anchor and Miss America, 1989
- Catherine Anaya,two-time Emmy Award®-winning news anchor
- Anne Armstrong Thompson, bestselling author
- Tamara Traeder, co-author of Girlfriends books and products
- Lucretia Leonard Romey, award-winning artist, quilt maker
- Katie Longworth, sportscaster, CBS 2 in Southern California
- Atoosa Rubenstein, editor in chief of Seventeen magazine
- Kim Kelleher, vice president and publisher of SELF magazine
- Jennifer Gilbert, two-time Emmy Award®-winning television news
- Denise Blankenship Joyce, assistant editor of the Chicago Tribune's "Live!" feature section
- Ann Cook, author and face of Gerber Baby
- Margaret (Peggy) Simson Curry, author, magazine writer, poet and first female board member of Western Writers of America
- Barbara Lemmon Bartocci, magazine writer; author; keynote speaker
- Marilyn Salenger, CBS Emmy Winning News Correspondent
- Dr. Joyce Brothers, psychologist and advice columnist
- Andrea Canning, ABC News National Correspondent in Washington D.C.
- Lisa Colagrossi, Emmy Award-winning news anchor
- Joanne Byrd Rogers, concert pianist and author
- Mary Wells Lawrence, copywriter
- Kate Spade, designer
- Betsey Johnson, designer
- Patricia Miller, co-owner/president, Vera Bradley Designs
- Edith Head, academy award-winning costume designer
- Julia “Judy” Morton Cole, fabric and fashion designer
- Mary Lou Imparato, fashion journalist/editor, author
- Sheree Clark, founder and co-owner of Sayles Graphic Design in Des Moines, Iowa
- Ruth Whitney, Former Editor in Chief, Glamour Magazine
- Bridget Ryan Berman, Retail Group President, Polo Ralph Lauren
- Katherine Baumann, designer of jewelry and wearable art and owner of Katherine Baumann Beverly Hills
Panhellenic Women in Philanthropy
- Cindy Hensley McCain, philanthropist
- Pat Mitchell, president PBS
- Mimi Halper Silbert, founder Delancey Street Foundation
- Betty Stanley Beene, president/CEO, United Way of America
- Margaret Moffat Toy, founder, Meals-on-Wheels
- Tara Lawrence, founder of “Hats Off for Cancer"
- Nancy Goodman Brinker, founder, Susan G. Komen Foundation
- Lee Ducat, founder, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
- Elizabeth Meyer Glazer, founder, Pediatric AIDS Foundation
- Dr. Ruth Hartgraves, president, American Women's Association
- Susan Lacek, founder of Faith’s Lodge
- Susan Bernstein Zeegan, founder Pediatric AIDS Foundation
- Melvynne Sommers, founder, Save Our Seniors
- Henrietta Szold, founder Hadassah
- Carol Bellamy, executive director, UNICEF
- Donna Stone Pesch, founder/president, Prevent Child Abuse America
- Mimi Halper Silbert, founder, Delancey Street Foundation
- Rhoda Morrow Tomasco, founder Sunshine Kids Foundation
- Lynne Vincent Cheney, served as Chair of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) 1986-1993 and author
- Paula Garrison, founder, National Sleepwear
- Donna Wolfe, president, Jockey Inc.
- Tammy McClain Cohen, owner and founder of Infomart
- Shelley Greene George, owner of Shelley George Bridal Footwear
- Katherine Hoffman Haley, noted business woman and rancher
- Karen C Francis, former marketing vice president, CEO and chairman, currently consultant
- Susan Kinder, president, American Express, Travelers' Cheques
- June Kummer, co-owner, Adam's Mark Hotels
- Alice Sheets Marriott, co-founder, Marriott Corp.
- Jennifer Biddulph Maxwell, co-creator, the Power Bar
- Sara Blakely, Founder, Spanx
- Betsy Holden, CEO, Kraft Foods
- Pat Mitchell, president, PBS
- Elisa Lee Morgan, president/CEO, MOPS International, Inc.
- Anita Morris Pearlman, founder, B'nai Brith Girls
- Ann Potter Person, founder, Stretch and Sew
- Patricia Pulliam Upton, president/ Chairman, AROMATIQUE
- Donna Wolf Steigerwaldt, former president of Jockey International
- Gloria Cohen, international president Women’s League Conservative Judaism
- Barbara Ann Weinstein, CEO Family Central
- Phyllis Snyder, president National Council of Jewish Women
- Lisa Rawlins, senior vice president of studio and production affairs at Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
- Linda Funk, Executive director of The Soyfoods Council
- Jandy Thompson Hegy, vice president of John Bowles Company
- Norma Tittle Rist, president of Norma J. Rist CEO Consulting, Inc.
- Janet Murguia, president/CEO of National Council of La Raza (NCLR)
- Joanne Ulnick, CEO of Ducker Worldwide
- Ann Moore, chairman and CEO of Time, Inc
- Deborah Lippmann, celebrity manicurist and nail expert with her own line called the “Lippmann Collection.”
- Julee Rosso, founded Silver Palate gourmet food shop and author
- Rita Colwell, Director, national Science Foundation
- Dr. Gladys Henry Dick, co-discoverer, test for scarlet fever and the anti-toxin used in its treatment
- Jan Davis, astronaut
- Bonnie Dunbar, astronaut
- Dr. Marion Fay, first woman president of a medical college (The Women’s Medical College in Philadelphia)
- Anna Fisher, astronaut
- Dian Fossey, pioneer zoologist
- Dr. Jessie Gray, first Woman elected to the Royal Academy of Surgeons of Canada
- Mary Kathryn Hammock, neurosurgeon & founder of National Brain Research Association
- Susan Helms, astronaut
- Carolyn Huntoon, astronaut
- Jerrie Mock, first woman to successfully fly solo around the world
- Julia Morgan, Architect, San Simeon
- Dr. Valerie Neal, curator, Smithsonian Institution, National Air & Space Museum, Department of Space History
- Judith Resnik, astronaut
- Donna Shirley, Mars project manager, NASA, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
- Mary Ellen Weber, Ph.D., astronaut
- Laurel Clark (deceased), astronaut on Columbia shuttle
- Dr. Joann Boughman, geneticist, executive vice president of the American Society of Human Genetics
- Dr. Sophie DeAberle Brophy, specialist in Indian affairs
- Edris Rice-Wray Carson, M.D., public health doctor
- Julie Clark, awarding-winning veteran pilot and air show performer
- Ann Bigby McFarren, lobbyist and public advocate for programs in reproductive health
- Dr. Edith Williams, veterinarian
- Edith Schwartz Clements, botanist
- Eilene Slack Galloway, recipiant of Lifetime Achievement Awards from the International Institute of Space Law and from Women in Aerospace
- Wanda Bash Whitsitt, founder of LifeLine Pilots in 1979
- Mary Ellen Weber, astronaut and chemical engineer
- Judy Graham-Weaver, manager of public relations for AirTran Airways
