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Chapter Overview: Alpha Delta Pi

"We live for each other."

Katy Parker

Jul 22, 2015

The University of Alabama

Nickname: ADPi.

National founding: Wesleyan College, 1851.

UA founding: 1907.

Chapter name: Eta.

Chapter website: etachapter.wix.com/alabamaadpi.

“From the moment our sisters step onto our lawn on bid day, they become apart of our family forever," Alpha Delta Pi's president, Sierra Gould said. "With every accomplishment, disappointment, and new experiences, ADPi’s know they can count on their amazing sisters to be by their side."

"Alpha Delta Pi prides ourselves in knowing that our memories, friendships and traditions will continue long after the days at the University of Alabama; they will last a lifetime," Gould said. "Alpha Delta Pi is truly a home away from home for every ADPi sister, as it is always filled with smiles and laughter."

"Alpha Delta Pi is more than a sorority, it is a lifetime of sisterhood!”

The 2014 pledge class also said a few words about why they decided to pledge ADPi.

“I pledged ADPi and I am so happy that I did because I found a good group of friends that is always there whether it’s to have a good time, or camp out in the library. ADPi has a place for everyone!” Haley Hubbard, PC '14.

“I have found my home away from home and the best friends that I could have ever asked for. I’m so thankful for ADPi and for all of the wonderful people it has brought into my life!” Drew Unseth, PC '14.

“During recruitment, the way the girls interacted proved how close their friendships were. I knew that I wanted to be a part of a group that upheld values academically, but that would lead me to friendships that will last a lifetime, and I can say I have found all of that in ADPi. I have met the most genuine people and I cherish my relationships with each of my sisters.” Taylor Wallace, PC '14.

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