I moved to Dallas two years ago from Shreveport.  I was a member of the Shreveport Alumnae group and served as reference chairperson.  I attended the kick-off coffee and immediately knew that I would LOVE this group.

I find our chapter so interesting.  Eleanor, Marilynn, Jane and the many other ladies who have been members of Phi Mu for so many years inspire me. They remain active, loyal members and they enjoy every minute of it.

I love hearing about the different collegiate chapters that members have come from.  I love hearing the songs that members sing…even Lynda’s crazy “Phi Mu peanut butter” song!  I have a blast at our “social” outings and I am spiritually moved by our charity work.  But most of all I love it that an organization that takes up just a small amount of my time offers me so much joy and fulfillment.”  

Angela 
Kappa Iota
Northwestern State University 

“After graduating from Tarleton, I moved to Dallas, working in a corporate office I met many people but really didn't think about my college sorority days.  One day, by the fax machine, I mentioned "my sorority in college" and found that another lady at my office was also a Phi Mu, from SMU!  We decided to look into the Dallas Alumnae Chapter and heard of a meeting the next week.  We went to lunch bunch and I was hooked!!  I had just broken up with my long-time boyfriend and had these wonderful new friends to support me and activities to keep me busy...

My involvement in the alumnae chapter is an extension of the love that I felt as a Phi Mu collegian.  All the wonderful ladies I met at lunch that day I now know personally and treasure each story and experience we have shared.”

Francine 
Epsilon Pi