2005-2006 Fort Bend Panhellenic Officers

President	Sarah Guffey	RDG4026@aol.com
Vice-President	Diana Adams	dianaadams@alltel.net
Treasurer	Rosalie Ippoliti	roippoliti@aol.com
Secretary	Trudy Higgins-Edison	t_shrugged@hotmail.com

About Us

Fort Bend Alumnae Panhellenic Association is a non-profit community based organization, affiliated with the 26 sorority National Panhellenic Conference (NPC). Fort Bend Panhellenic has representation from 19 respective alumnae sororities representing membership from the 26 NPC sororities.

The focus of Fort Bend Alumnae Panhellenic Association is to:

* Encourage fellowship

* Promoting Interest by providing and aiding with recruitment
(Rush) process for high school seniors and college women.

* Awarding scholarships

* Each spring we hold a Recruitment Information Workshop where participants can gain in-depth information on Recruitment and ask questions. Click here to view our Calendar of upcoming Events

* The second weekend in September we hold a Pewter Sale to benefit our scholarship fund at The Pewter Lady Showroom. Click here to view our Calendar of upcoming Events

Fort Bend Panhellenic works as the hometown support team for young women participating in sorority recruitment at universities. The group is dedicated to helping area young women have the best possible Recruitment experience through such activities as sponsoring this Web site, publishing a Recruitment Information Workbook, and writing the references that are usually required for event invitations during Recruitment. Fort Bend Panhellenic also awards several scholarships each year to college-bound women that participate in Recruitment from the cities of Sugar Land, Missouri City, Richmond, Rosenberg, The Meadows, and Stafford, which are located in Fort Bend County. Sorority membership offers young women an opportunity for involvement with women who share your ideals and goals, not just during your college years, but also throughout your entire life.

History

Fort Bend County Panhellenic was formed in 1980 by several NPC Sorority alumnae who lived in the area and saw a need for a local Panhellenic. Originally called East Fort Bend County Panhellenic, it focused on college bound girls east of the Brazoz River. In 1995 the name was changed to Fort Bend County Panhellenic and began representing college bound girls from all of Fort Bend County. The original alumnae founders first had Panhellenic meetings and Rush Information teas in their homes, which evolved to meetings in Southern National Bank and the Sorority Recruitment Workshop at Christ United Methodist Church today.