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 Kimberly Williams
(Beta - Northwestern)
Actress. Movies: Father of the Bride, Father of the Bride: Part 2 and Indian Summer. Stage credits: Vagina Monologues. Television credits: Neil Simon's Jake's Women, Relativity, The 10th Kingdom miniseries and Hallmark commercials. |
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 Jeri Ryan
(Beta - Northwestern)
Actress. Most recently starring in Fox’s The OC. She has also starred in Boston Public and Star Trek: Voyager. Other television credits include Melrose Place, Matlock and Dark Skies. Films include Men Cry Bullets, The Last Man, Wes Craven Presents: Dracula 2000 and a cameo in Disney's The Kid. |
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 Eliza Orlins
(Alpha - Syracuse)
Contestant and 2nd runner-up on CBS's mega hit show, "Survivor." |
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 Natalie Loftin
(Delta Delta – Oklahoma City)
Singer, actress. Natalie was under full scholarship at Oklahoma City University majoring in Musical Theatre when she entered and won Clear Channel Radio and Sony's "Radio Star" Competition. Natalie will also be appearing as a lead in the soon to be released Independent Film, "Mimesis." Learn all about Natalie by visiting her website: natalieloftin.net. |
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 Maile Misajon
(Beta Delta - UCLA)
Singer, actress. Part of the popular, all-female group Eden's Crush. She was also a part of the Popstars television series. Maile has appeared in several commercials. Albums include Popstars, featuring the group's hit single "Get Over Yourself." |
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 Francis E. Willard
(Beta – Northwestern)
Alpha Phi’s first alumna initiate, Francis E. Willard became President of the Evanston College for Ladies in 1871 and in 1873, the first Dean of Women at Northwestern University. In 1874, she resigned her post as Dean to become the National Corresponding Secretary of the recently founded Woman's Christian Temperance Union. From 1879 until her death she served as its second National President. In addition to temperance, Frances Willard promoted women's rights, suffrage, equal pay for equal work, and an eight-hour day. She embraced the political arena, realizing the empowerment that women would experience if able to vote. Her statue was the first honoring a woman to be chosen for the National Statuary Hall Collection in Washington D.C. Rose Parks is the only other woman to earn this honor.
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