University of Michigan - Michiganensian Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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Panhellenic Delegates Back row (I to r) Sarah Marek, Pi Beta Phi; Leslie Resnick, Collegiate Sor- osis; Mary Hogan, Alpha Omicron Pi; Mary Swas- tek, Zeta Tau Alpha; Heidi Whitfield, Alpha Gam- ma Delta; Jennifer Sugar, Alpha Phi; Martha Con- nell, Delta Gamma; Second row: Laura Roeder, Jackie Morris, Sigma Delta Tau; Alison Cohen, Alpha Xi Delta; Liz Postmus, Gamma Phi Beta; Alpha Epsilon Phi; Mary Strek, Kappa Kappa Joyce Busakowski, Alpha Chi Omega; Heather Gamma; Pam Roth, Kappa Alpha Theta. Colquhoun, Delta Delta Delta; Janine Brown, Al- pha Delta Pi; Sue Parker, Chi Omega; Front row: Panhellenic association Panhellenic Officers Back Row: (I to r) Cindy Cordoba, Secretary, Delta Delta Delta; Maureen DeLave, Programming, Pi Beta Phi; Heidi Kaul, Social, Pi Beta Phi; Liz Gracey, Public Relations, Chi Omega; Laura Kates, Treasurer, Sigma Delta Tau; Second Row: Mary Beth Seiler, Advisor; Sharon Bailey, President Zeta Tau Alpha; Laurie Roderick, Vice President, Delta Gamma; Front Row: Carol Richards, External Rush, Alpha Gam- ma Delta; Lisa Springer, Internal Rush, Alpha Chi Omega. Panhellenic Association 267

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Ponhellenic Association -i. Baker The Panhellenic Association is the coordinating body for the seventeen sororities on the University of Michi- gan ' s campus. The major functions of Panhel are to organize a formal sorority rush and to distribute information to the 1500 member sorority system. In addition, Panhel hosts an annual All-Campus Leadership Conference, fall and winter term service projects and many Panhel programs which have included a con- cert by the Michigan Friars. Ann Arbor SAFEHOUSE, a shelter for battered women, was the recipient of the $1700.00 proceeds from this year ' s An- nual Fall Plant Sale held in c onjunction with the Michigan Union. A special project of the Panhellenic Association is the FORUM, the Greek newspaper for the campus. The FO- RUM, which is published several times throughout the year, is an important means of communication between the sororities and fraternities on campus. Another yearly event which is co- sponsored by Panhel and the Fraternity Coordinating Council is the Annual Greek Week which is held every spring. Greek Week provides the op- portunity for the sororities and frater- nities to show the university communi- ty the talent, philanthropic efforts, and the unity of Michigan ' s Greek system. 266 Panhellenic Association ' . -ellenit C vrf,PiBefi s tov Ho;

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