Anniversaries, reunions and other celebrations are significant markers in the continuum of being a Pi Phi for Life. These events give members an opportunity to celebrate fun and friendship, while gaining appreciation for the value of our shared history. Congratulations to the chapters and alumnae clubs below celebrating these milestones.
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Greenville, South Carolina, Alumnae Club
South Carolina Beta, Clemson University
Texas Epsilon, University of North Texas
Arlington Heights, Illinois, Alumnae Club
Bakersfield, California, Alumnae Club
Northern Virginia Alumnae Club
Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, Alumnae Club
Chicago West Suburban, Illinois, Alumnae Club
Fort Wayne, Indiana, Alumnae Club
Honolulu, Hawaii, Alumnae Club
Phoenix, Arizona, Alumnae Club
San Francisco, California, Alumnae Club
Alpharetta, Georgia, Alumnae Club
California Nu, Loyola Marymount University
Colorado Epsilon, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs
Southlake Area, Texas, Alumnae Club
Jefferson County, Colorado, Alumnae Club
Texas Zeta, Baylor University
Athens Area Alumnae Club
Boise, Idaho, Alumnae Club
California Delta, University of California, Los Angeles
Fort Smith, Arkansas, Alumnae Club
Northern New Jersey Alumnae Club
Sacramento, California, Alumnae Club
Salt Lake City, Utah, Alumnae Club
South Dakota Alpha, University of South Dakota
Philadelphia-Main Line, Pennsylvania, Alumnae Club
Texas Alpha, University of Texas
Iowa Gamma, Iowa State University
Broward County, Florida, Alumnae Club
Pennsylvania Epsilon, Pennsylvania State University
Texas Gamma, Texas Tech University
Valley of the Moon, California, Alumnae Club
Beaumont, Texas, Alumnae Club
Wichita Falls, Texas, Alumnae Club
Pennsylvania Gamma, Dickinson College
The Anniversary, Reunions and Celebrations Guide—found in the Resource Library—will assist in planning an anniversary or other type of celebration. Any Pi Phi may be planning an event of this type, often supported by an alumnae club or in relation to a collegiate chapter. Support for planning Pi Phi celebrations can come from any number of individuals.