THE SISTERHOOD OF ALPHA DELTA PI
Here at The University Tennessee, our chapter strives to live by our sorority’s motto, “We Live For Each Other.” We embrace every woman's uniqueness, we encourage and support each other's goals and dreams, and we value character. This chapter is full of the strongest and most inspiring women we have ever been around. One of the qualities we love most about Alpha Delta Pi’s sisterhood is that we are diverse. You’ll find women from all over the country, each bringing individual interests, personalities, and experiences. There is a place for everyone! The bonds formed through this sisterhood at our chapter are so incredibly strong and set an example for the type of love we hope you feel each time you encounter one of our members.
We are thrilled for you to have found yourself here, and we can only hope that this small glimpse into our lives can truly reflect the amazing experience of being an ADPi sister. Check out the rest of our website to see what sets Alpha Delta Pi apart!
“ADPi’s sisterhood is one that is so constant in love and care for one another. Everyone has their own unique personalities that come together to create the best friendships. ADPi has given me unbelievable friends that make me better every day.”
— Katie Witherow AC ‘22
“Going through recruitment was challenging. I struggled to feel like I fit in. Every time I walked into ADPi, it was like a breath of fresh air! Each girl truly valued what I had to say. Everyday at ADPi, I had intentional and meaningful conversations that made me feel seen and heard. I have loved every minute at ADPi and have stayed so close to the girls I talked to during recruitment! ”
— Meg Siddiqui AC ‘22
“ADPi’s sisterhood is unmatched. I know that I will forever have women in my corner supporting me in whatever I’m going through. The women in this chapter show love and encouragement every day, and I love them so much for it! I am so blessed to have these women as my sisters and best friends for life.”
— Lily Applegate AC ‘23
“I loved ADPi during recruitment because every time I was there, it felt like I could be completely myself and still be loved by whoever I spoke to. No matter how small the conversations I had during recruitment, I felt like I was given undivided attention and genuinely felt like I was meant to be here.”
— Sally Whitesell AC ‘20
