"Sisters are angels who lift us to our feet when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly"
About Me
- Jacqueline
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- πβφ VP Communications and a second year Business Economics major.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Champions Are Readers (CAR)
Sunday, January 29, 2012
We love volunteering!
On Saturday, Pi Phi was given the opportunity to help out at a fundraising carnival for a nearby school.
Some members helped operate and encourage people to try their hand at the dunk tank in which the Principal of the school was being doused with freezing water.
This young man jumped at the chance to show off his excellent throwing form and he did not miss!
Noelle promoted TOMS shoes to customers and helped give back even more to the school.
These beautiful girls just had their makeup and nails done by our talented Pi Phi's!
Bid Night Winter 2012
| Our new Baby Angels! |
| Decorating and anxiously awaiting the new members! |
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Pi Phi Bid Night 2011
Sunday night, CA Delta waited anxiously on the lawn for our 60 new members to come running down the row and join our house. For this Fall's Bid Night, we decided to have an in-house Casino Night complete with two food trucks and a DJ. The NomNom truck provided every girl with a Vietnamese Banh Mi sandwich and a street taco, with delicious choices like honey grilled pork and lemongrass chicken. We also had the Coolhaus ice cream sandwich truck provide seven gourmet ice cream flavors and five gourmet cookie choices, all wrapped in an edible rice paper wrapper with the Pi Beta Phi logo.
The in-house was one of the best choices for CA Delta because it gave us the opportunity to really talk to our new members and bond with them through sisterhood. Girls taught each other how to play craps, blackjack, and roulette and at the very end, everyone cashed in their chips for raffle tickets, which they used to participate in the raffle. All the prizes were Pi Phi related: cups, lanyards, license plate frames, and back to school packages that included pencils, pens, and post its. The most coveted prize was the Pi Beta Phi lavaliere won by one of our active members. It was a successful night focused on introducing our new girls to true sisterhood and having the time of our lives. Thanks to Casino de Paris, the NomNom truck, Coolhaus, and Nick Loui (DJ) for a fantastic night!
Thursday, May 26, 2011
It's Award Season!
CA Delta wants to recognize the fantastic women who have won awards this Spring as well as recognize some of the girls who won last year! Congratulations on your hard work, ladies!
Stephanie Lang: Won the UCLA Panhellenic Scholarship for the 2009-2010 academic year.
Alex Preece: Former chapter President received the Panhellenic President's "President Leadership Award" for her demonstration of excellent leadership with CA Delta throughout her presidency (2010-2011).
Aly Rutsch: Former Panhellenic President was presented with a joint recognition from UCLA Panhellenic and Pi Beta Phi for her dedication to CA Delta and the UCLA Panhellenic Community (2010-2011).
Halsey DiSario: Won the Sign of the Arrow Melissa Scholarship (see this blog entry to read more about this scholarship and our winner!)
Stephanie Choengkarn: Won the UCLA Panhellenic Scholarship for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Isabel Mulhulland Cramer Scholarship: Awarded to Lila Abramson, Wendi Li, and Melissa Romo. Congratulations girls!
On top of the awards that these ladies won this year and last, CA Delta won 3rd place in Greek Week for exceptional attendance, great athleticism and chapter pride. We also won the UCLA Alumnae and Family Relations Award for 2010. This award was for outstanding relations with our family and alumnae including events, activities, publications, and communication. Finally, during the Greek Winter Gala this March, Pi Phi took away two major awards: the UCLA SOE (Standards of Excellence) Gold Laurel Recognition award and the Membership Development award. Go Pi Phi!
Stephanie Lang: Won the UCLA Panhellenic Scholarship for the 2009-2010 academic year.
| From L to R: Alex Preece, Elaine Codd, Troy Bartels |
Alex Preece: Former chapter President received the Panhellenic President's "President Leadership Award" for her demonstration of excellent leadership with CA Delta throughout her presidency (2010-2011).
| From L to R: Elaine Codd, Aly Rutsch, Troy Bartels |
Aly Rutsch: Former Panhellenic President was presented with a joint recognition from UCLA Panhellenic and Pi Beta Phi for her dedication to CA Delta and the UCLA Panhellenic Community (2010-2011).
Halsey DiSario: Won the Sign of the Arrow Melissa Scholarship (see this blog entry to read more about this scholarship and our winner!)
Stephanie Choengkarn: Won the UCLA Panhellenic Scholarship for the 2010-2011 academic year.
Isabel Mulhulland Cramer Scholarship: Awarded to Lila Abramson, Wendi Li, and Melissa Romo. Congratulations girls!
On top of the awards that these ladies won this year and last, CA Delta won 3rd place in Greek Week for exceptional attendance, great athleticism and chapter pride. We also won the UCLA Alumnae and Family Relations Award for 2010. This award was for outstanding relations with our family and alumnae including events, activities, publications, and communication. Finally, during the Greek Winter Gala this March, Pi Phi took away two major awards: the UCLA SOE (Standards of Excellence) Gold Laurel Recognition award and the Membership Development award. Go Pi Phi!
Sunday, May 8, 2011
First President's Letter
I am so pleased to be writing my first letter as president of CA Delta Pi Beta Phi. CA Delta has been so busy this year, both on campus at UCLA and within our surrounding community. This year, we have really reached out to local organizations such as local grade schools in order to further Pi Beta Phi’s official philanthropic effort: literacy.
In early February, we held a large self-defense workshop in which every Panhellenic sorority on campus took part. We worked with an organization called ‘TAKE Defense’ that specializes in self-defense for young women. After an increase in awareness with regard to the safety of sorority row on behalf of all Panhellenic chapters, our TAKE Defense workshop was more successful than ever.
Pi Phi also actively participated in UCLA’s annual Greek Week, which is designed to bring all of the Greek organizations on campus together. We were assigned to the Green Team and participated in academic and physical games such as relay races, pie eating contests, flag football, and many other fun activities. At the Greek Gala celebrating the end of Greek Week, Pi Phi was awarded for obtaining the highest ranking in Standards of Excellence Points.
We also celebrated the founding of Pi Beta Phi at Knott’s Berry Farm with all the local chapters in the area. Our first annual Alumnae Tea was a huge success. Our chapter loved meeting Pi Phi alumnae, some of whom had been Pi Phis for over 50 years!
Spring quarter is here, and it is always a very exciting time at CA Delta. We will be holding our Mom’s Day event and our annual Arrowspike Volleyball Tournament to raise money for Pi Phi’s philanthropy Links to Literacy. As we mentioned in previous newsletters, our house was recently remodeled and we welcome all parents to stop by and see the changes!
Peace, Love, Pi Phi,
Madeline Triplett
Monday, April 18, 2011
Pi Phi Scholarship Winner: Halsey DiSario
Recently, our VP of Member Development Halsey DiSario, received the Pi Beta Phi Foundation Sign of the Arrow Melissa Scholarship for Community Service and Philanthropy. Since middle schools, she has been involved in a variety of community service projects such as volunteering in Latin America for the last two summers. While at UCLA, Halsey has worked as the Recruitment Director for "Amigos de UCLA", a student-run tutoring project for elementary and middle school students in mid-city LA. Currently, Halsey is serving as a fellow at the UCLA Volunteer Center. Through that fellowship, she organized a campus-wide UCLA and Peace Corps joint volunteer event to beautify the new Los Angeles Veterans Housing Complex. She is also working with the Constitutional Rights Foundation, a non-profit organization working to improve government and politics education nationally. Halsey is a third year Political Science and Spanish double major, and hopes to work in International Development after she graduates. Congratulations Halsey, we're so proud of you!
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