Tri Sigma’s Set Sail into Service program equips alumnae with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead in nonprofit and board service roles. Set Sail Into Service Tri Sigma’s Set Sail into Service program equips alumnae with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead in nonprofit and board service roles while building meaningful connections with sisters along the way. Is this opportunity in-person or virtual? This is a virtual, cohort-style educational opportunity. Meetings will be held virtually within Essential Sigma . Selected participants will receive access to the program within Essential Sigma by late September. What is the time commitment? When are meetings held? The cohort will meet virtually on the second Tuesday of each month from October 2025-May 2026. Meetings will be 8-9:30 p.m. ET: October 14 November 11 December 9 January 13 February 10 March 10 April 14 May 19* Participants should also allow additional time for readings, assessments, assignments, etc. *Due to the facilitator’s availability, the final session will be held on May 19 , which is the third Tuesday of May 2026. Will sessions be recorded? What if I can’t make it? Sessions are not recorded, and participants are highly encouraged to attend each one. The material is presented in an institute format where each session builds into the next. Should a participant need to miss a session, they should notify the staff liaison. Is there a cost to participate? There is a cost of $50 which covers the price of participant materials. Once selected members confirm their participation, they will receive an invoice via email which must be paid before the first session. Is the program specific to Tri Sigma Executive Council or the Foundation Board service? No. This program is intended to teach core governance and nonprofit board principles applicable to any organization; however, participants will also gain insight into how those principles are practiced in Tri Sigma. Who is eligible to apply? All alumnae interested in learning more about serving on a nonprofit board are encouraged to apply! Can I participate again if I participated in the 2023-24 cohort? To help ensure as many alumnae as possible have access to this opportunity, 2023-24 participants are not able to join the 2025-26 cohort at this time. Please note that this cohort will not cover any new information. When will applicants be notified? Selected applicants will be notified via email in early September 2025. FAQ Learning Outcomes After completing the program and all assignments, participants will: Learn core governance and nonprofit board principles applicable to any organization and how those principles are practiced in Tri Sigma. Position themselves as a competitive candidate for a service leadership role in their community. Build peer relationships within Tri Sigma to support and advance their service leadership development aspirations. If you have any questions, contact Samantha Graffeo Bueche at sbueche@trisigma.org . In partnership with an outside facilitator, Tri Sigma is excited to once again provide alumnae members with an exciting professional development opportunity! Set Sail into Service is a cohort-style educational series designed to prepare alumnae for nonprofit leadership and/or board service. The cohort will meet virtually on the second Tuesday of each month from October 2025-May 2026.* Meetings will be 8-9:30 p.m. ET. This opportunity is open to all alumnae members. Applications are now closed. *The final session in May will be held on the third Tuesday of the month instead of the second. Review the FAQ for more information.

To celebrate the exciting release of Three Degrees Cellars, we are sending one lucky alumna a free 3-bottle shipment from the fall 2025 release. Three Degrees Giveaway Purchase any bottle from Three Degrees using code TRISIGMA10 at checkout by Friday, May 23, to to be entered to win a 3-bottle shipment from the upcoming fall 2025 release. From the makers of Three Degrees, we are thrilled to introduce Three Degrees Cellars—our new everyday collection. Starting at just $25, this 2021 Cabernet Sauvignon and 2021 Chardonnay are perfect for perfect for casual nights in, sharing with friends, or simply unwinding after a long day. To celebrate this exciting release, we are sending one lucky alumna a free 3-bottle shipment from the upcoming fall 2025 release. Purchase any bottle from Three Degrees using code TRISIGMA10 at checkout by Friday, May 23, to enter! Membership in Three Degrees wine club is not required for purchase or entry. SHOP NOW LEARN MORE ABOUT THREE DEGREES VIEW FULL CONTEST RULES

Each October, Tri Sigma participates in CHARACTER COUNTS! Week by hosting a character essay contest, encouraging collegiate sorority women to reflect on the importance of character. Character Counts Each October, Tri Sigma participates in CHARACTER COUNTS! Week by hosting a character essay contest, encouraging collegiate sorority women to reflect on the importance of character. Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, and Citizenship—these are the six pillars of Character Counts, an educational program set to instill good morals and values regardless of political, religious or culturally diverse backgrounds. Tri Sigma’s ideals of wisdom, power, faith, hope, and love fit into these pillars as concepts of a larger picture. Each year during the third week in October, Tri Sigma celebrates CHARACTER COUNTS! Week . One way we do this is our annual Character Essay Contest. Open to all collegiate sorority women, the contest challenges them to consider and write about their own character and how it relates to their daily life. 2025 Essay Contest Eligibility All entrants must be collegiate members who are: Affiliated with a national sorority (NPC, NPHC, NMGC, NAPA, etc.) Enrolled full-time at a college or university In good standing with their organization. Entry Guidelines All entries should include name, email address, phone number, and sorority or chapter affiliation. The affiliated organization will verify good standing before the award announcement. Essays should address the annual topic, be well-written (including grammar and spelling), and not exceed 600 words in length. Winning Entries Essay contest winners will be announced the week of Oct. 20. Winning entries will be awarded: $300 for 1st place $200 for 2nd place $100 for 3rd place Sharing of Essays All submissions become the property of Tri Sigma and may be published online. 2025 Essay Topic This year's essay contest theme is “Living Our Values, Empowering Change.” Sorority members across the country strive to live their values and lead with character. In 600 words or less, entrants should share their vision for how living their values today can inspire lasting change for future generations. Reflect on how living the values of your organization strengthen character and empower members to create transformational change for themselves, their chapters, their campuses, and the communities around them. Submissions for the 2025 Character Essay Contest are now closed. Check back next year for another opportunity! 2025 Essay Winners 1st Place Riya Thomas Tri Delta The University of Texas at Dallas Read the essay 2nd Place Lexi Mills Zeta Upsilon Fitchburg State University Read the essay 3rd Place Wren Richardson Eta Sigma Culver Stockton College Read the essay 2024 Essay Winners The 2024 essay theme focused on a quote from The Secret Life of Bees . Author Sue Monk Kidd wrote: “The hardest thing on earth is choosing what matters.” Entrants were asked to share what matters to them and how it is connected to their character. 1st Place Hannah Boehman Alpha Chi Murray State University Read the essay 2nd Place McKenzie Breaux Gamma Pi Nicholls State University Read the essay 3rd Place Abigail Weiss Eta Lambda Moravian University Read the essay Previous Winners

Tri Sigma is proud to recognize those who have reached 75 years of membership in our sorority. These members exemplify a lifetime of sisterhood, loyalty, and dedication to our values. Alpha–Longwood University Mary Carter Eckrote Natalie Lancaster Wellman Alpha Alpha–Concord University Mary McKenna Basham Dorothy Hurst Boult Davene Kirby Holroyd Sally Musick Dolores Bailey Rorrer Ann Frost Shumante Mary Elmore Surratt Christine Elmore West Alpha Chi–Murray State University Mary Brady Adden Mary Ellis Arter Mary Hert Bone Dorla Stallings Cartwright Sawyer Duncan Yvonne Martin Hodge Betty Manning Jennings Ina McElwain Moseley Maxine Mathis Mustian Bonnie Henson Orr Nancy May Saatkamp Marian Fisk Starks Marilou Gebauer Torre Tommie Moss Williams Alpha Delta–Drexel University Louise Wyrough Daft Eileen Gallagher Farina Janet McAbee Ferry Barbara Thaete Hunter Beatrice Duncan Kirk Ruth Holland Kulak Marilyn Glatzert Mackie Marilyn Shaw Barbara Robinson Stephans Paula Steiner Thaidigsman Barbara Richwine Tourtellotte Alpha Epsilon–Northwest Missouri State University W. Grace Beeks Bartlett Shirley Wiles Caldwell Margaret Hartell Carver Eva Luhrs Mary White McCoppin Sue McCoppin Geraldine O'Dell Margaret Tobin Doris Hamilton Walker Alpha Gamma–Fort Hays State University Marilyn Coppock Mary Harvey Feaster Charmaine Owens Foraker Marianne Rouse Gansel LuElma Murray Kramer Alpha Iota–Northeastern State University Margaret Blair Cain Joyce Smalley Ethridge Mary Ross Farmer Carolyn Rogers Green Leona Corley Limon Nella Short Martin Leta Mitchell Joan Newberry Roper Lessley Walkingstick Alpha Kappa–Fairmont State University Lois Close Fisher Sue Jeffries Garrison Patricia Smith Huey Dora Gould Mackail Ruth Smouse Swan Constance Price Talbott Ellen Stewart Wagner Alpha Lambda–Harris-Stowe State University Faith Springer Adams Gwendolyn Kline Alvarez Nancy Maczko Benz Joyce Warzeniak Dohrmann Felicia Milonski Fuchs Alpha Mu–University of Louisiana at Lafayette Wanda Price Broussard Bettie Crawford Ethel DeBuse Alfreda Delino Betty Hebert Fell Elizabeth Underwood Gambrell Janice Littell Howard Ann Ryder Nick Jeanelle Roy Barbara Trahan Scanlan Barbara Taylor Alpha Nu–Southern Illinois University Carbondale Sue Troutt Bahr Aileen Anderson Cooper Shirley McConnaughhay Cusumano Mary O'Hara DeMattei Marilyn Watson Elsen Pat Bahn Goehe Carol Olson Houghton Mary Ball Jones Phyllis Knight Joseph Norma Rushing Koeneman Buddie Funkhouser Martin Wilma Aydt Pratt Arlynn McCree Rife Linda Casper Robinson Phyllis Haney Schuster Carol Treece Shepard Joan Davis Steinburg Doris McClane Tate Jean Hoorebeke Voice Shirley Mathis Wright Alpha Omicron–University of Central Arkansas Ada Neal Ambert Letha Tapley Chadwell Betty Clark Judith Davenport Linda Newland Denson Billie Davis Huddleston Winona Miller Martha Higgason Moore Jaydine Arnold Morton Alpha Phi–Central Michigan University Donna Biddinger Betty Smith Foust Bonnie Seiter Humphrey Benita Phillips Janet Dueltgen Vogelheim Alpha Pi–PennWest Clarion Betty Wile Beichner Janice Wagner Bevevino Betty Cober Cardin Barbara Hill Flood Marsue Mortland Margaret Seybert Page Patsy Steltzer Rita Lauff Wilson Alpha Psi–Eastern Illinois University Lucinda Martin Drake Hilah Cherry Elkins Linda Anderson Gammon Jacqueline Olsen Golightly Rosemary Carlyle Mitchell Mary Holsen Moade Ann Hardin Register Mildred Seaman Wallace Alpha Rho–Lock Haven University Nancy Hill Booz Jacqueline DelGrosso Joana Kauffman Heimbach Barbara Bettes Martin Peggy Poulos Marilyn Ladd Walter Alpha Sigma–University of Southern Mississippi Mary McCullouch Crawford Emma Mangum Delk Hilda Brantley Mayers Jane Miller McGee Barbara Peaster McGrath Mary Ekes Meyers Gladys McCann Murray Margaret Opperman Kathleen Loflin Rush Alpha Tau–University of the District of Columbia June Gregory Caldow Barbara Johnson Gustafson Margaret Speake Haering Corinne Perlmeter Kamerow Camille Leaman Kendall Alpha Theta–Radford University Diane Greene Baker Mary Herbert DuVal Kathleen Dean Ebert Carol Thatcher Fischer Jean Lucas Kripendorf Martha Clendenen McClanahan Anna Pierce Noffsinger Jean Israel Smith Mary Whitesell Truett Mary Wall Margaret Putnam Wilder Alpha Upsilon–James Madison University Elizabeth Carroll Blackburn Dorothy Senn Bowden Jean Martin Bregman Gwendolyn Jennings Cox Betty Anderson Foster Margaret Early Hall Flora McGhee Holden Betty Bowman Inman Kathleen Gallion Kirkpatrick Peggy Woodson Lineweaver Suzanne Roberts Lipscomb Delta Stevenson Mapp Mary Kegley Rubush Mary Scarborough Shingler Marilyn Hubbard Southworth Helen Davis Sowell Natalie Zirkle Sowers Sarah Thompson Tarvin Johnnie Thompson Terry Virginia Hooper Tuten Alpha Xi–University of Wisconsin–Whitewater Betty Schmeling Anderson JoAnne Vazney Feiter Jean Daly Flor Joyce Vorpagel Haavisto Gwen Ramsdell Herbst Judith Schnurr Hildebrandt Rosemary Olson Hinz Joanne Taylor Johnson Joyce Arnold Kennedy Mary Schmitz Kissinger Jeanette Flanagan Lotz Kathleen Arnold O'Connor Helen Brodnan Polzin Norma Schroeder Schlicher Gladys Gunther Sutherland Naomi Helgeson Vaughn Alpha Zeta–Northwestern State University Berta Adams Gervais Aldredge Bouser Thelma Stephens Childs Billie Payne Dougherty Helen Cameron Klossen Doris Bolin Lutz Theresa Davis Pullon Martha James Rabb Beatrice Rumsey Helen Thompson Spencer Mary Cronin Stephenson Millicent Thompson Beta Alpha–Northern Illinois University Gertrude Buerkle Dailey Joan Mulloy Hamilton Marianne Grove Harris Phyllis Lindgren Howland Janet Johnson Joyce Levick Krech Arlene Bluege Kurzka Jackie Fredricks Lowell Dale Anderson Meath Joan Gustavson Mockus Nancy Reeser Packer Marilyn Ringberg June Bilek Spievak Ann Fannon Thoele Nora Spain Wellnitz Betty McClure Zahner Beta Beta–Missouri State University Mary Barr Anderson Nancy Crouch Bingamon Virginia Craig Rosalie Criswell Wanda Burger Drury Marilyn Bennett Fahl Janet Huntsman Fendlason Shirley Richardson Glazier Sug McDaniel Hancock Barbara Middleton Lowry Mary Simmons Malmo Margery Neely Mary Turner Olinger Alta Crooks Perkins Barbara Thomason Russell Luanna Voeltz Smaiec Belva Twitty Smith Joanne Benson Smith Kay Bumgarner Swanson Beverly Kessinger Thieme Mary Parker Victor Beta Epsilon–Western Illinois University Jo Ann DeLong Barton Mary Moore Cary Jeannette Patterson Clendenny Ruth Smith Evans Doris Galloway Mitchell Maralee Murphy Mary Horwedel Musselman Nancy Dunblazier Negley Nancy Coultas Reinertsen Marjorie Smith Donna Negley Vroman Bette Beebe White Beta Eta–Henderson State University Patricia Beard Peggy McLelland Burley Mary Langley Gene Morrow Lockwood Beta Gamma–Ball State University Norma Corten Dorothy Davidson Ford Phyllis Shaw Hall Karen Shively Harts Mary Richard Leffel Miriam Over Ludy Mary Murphy Merkner Janet Melvin Nestel Jane Clark Tackett Shirley Rollings Walker Joanna Kuppler Zobe Beta Iota–Minot State University Elaine Hoffman Ames Mary Bolyard Baker Lola Von Kuster Brekke Clarice Bjorlie Brusseau Marlene Spiller Cole Carol Jett Guymer Gladys Brand Hanes Donna Peterson Haught Leona Ristvedt Haugstad Darlene Green Selk Beta Kappa–Arizona State University Lonnie Gililland Cole Patricia Heuloth Evans Alysse Farlow Lela Thompson Fontaine Donna Doench Gillis Patty Gibbons Kelley Christine Jaeger Lewis Joann Lewis Runyon Margery Foglesong Short Marianne Melloy Thomas Beta Mu–University of Central Oklahoma Natalie McDivitt Brock Marjorie Bussman Dickson Betty Hamby Murray Janice Bowlware Semler Beta Nu–California State University, Fresno Doris Shields Bakman Elaine Sauer De Boer Della Elias Mary Mann Garrett Joan Armstrong Goodall Frances Eaton Hansen Janet Guthrie Johnson Mary Ashburn King Patricia Ryall Lang Darlene Griesner Lowrey Margaret Hummer Lulofs White Nancy Jorgensen Mallory Frances Curl Newkirk Marilyn Hinkley Ross Evelyn Morgans Schmid Dorothy McAllister Sully Beta Theta–University of Pittsburgh Mary Babinsky Bartusis Dorothy Miller Brougher Margaret McKenzie Connors Betty Heyser Mary Tierney Marge Hartman Vurdelja Beta Xi–Southeast Missouri State University Dorothy Merk Angle Lucille Dede Cole Peggy Glenn Estes Bobbye Hardin Jo Hediger Julia Hurley Hensley Edith Howe Anne Proffer Leyerle Judy Wasco Lohrs Eva Manche Helen Parker Margaret Gregory Paulus Mary Gregory Sims Pamela Richards Webb Beta Zeta–SUNY Cortland Beverly Costello Margaret Doyle Elaine Sawner Dwyer Carol Gese Joyce Hooker Nancy Dillon Kane Rosalie Russo Janet Schofield Chi–Pittsburg State University Lucy Akins Doyle Naomi Thompson Farabi Gloria Marvel Hawk Helen Unruh Nimmo Iota–University of Northern Colorado Dona Macdonald Kirkpatrick Verna Bullard Marshall Beverly Sandow Traynor Joann McCarty Williams Gail Spath Younquist Kappa–Miami University Jean Day Byrd Elaine McCurdy DiBartolo Kathryn Nybladh Hudak Phyllis Miller Johnson Carol Hymes Marshall Lucy Mead Scully Shirley Weiser Solner Lambda–Indiana University of Pennsylvania Julianne Addis Biehl Nancy Caples Jane Kelly Coggins Carlene Connelly Betty Reed Coughenour Margaret DeFalco Mary Jane Everard Frey Mary Farrell Galbraith Carol Fox Gradler Grace Mylin Hays JoAnn Spires Henger Margaret Kuhl Margaret Kuhl Esther Marsh Nancy Marton Marion Mikesell Elaine Swartz Patton Donna McBride Phillips Katherine Lower Raphael Phyllis Hoffman Rohland Norma Fossler Rosenberg Virginia Strain Stever Mu–Truman State University Vera Lewedag Clark Barbara Foust Durham Martha Reinhard Frazier LuJean Bradley McCollum Kathleen Thomas Miller Joyce Kissner North Joan Schroder Steinmiller Ruth Grady Taylor Betty Roberts Wohlschlaeger Nu–University of Central Missouri Shirley Ringen Briggs Anna Cox Janet Haynie Gordon Martha Etter Hammers Margaret Hamilton Hill Marillyn Morton Lansford Edna Campbell Morley Marva Shelton Mary Toalson Trimpe Omicron–Eastern Michigan University Shirley Crudder Ashbeck Patricia McQuade Gabriel Joyce Gribble Gooch Jeanne Gotos Knight Sam Conaughty Kyle Joan Thompson Tarolli Pi–Emporia State University Ila Clark Boorman Glenda Wells Coman Marian Boroughs Hunter Nancy Jaggard Margaret Colle Munson Virginia Coil Newton Norma Haggard Rodee Jacqueline Vigola Annette Allison Vincent Hazel Wilhite Wood Psi–Marshall University Vause Smith Carlsen Judith Carter Chaney Marcia Bunn DeLung Carroll Arrowood Lozowicki Sara Hamer Stanley Sigma–Western Colorado University Joyce Craft Borgwardt Dea Schieber Bruno Audrey Elsass Dickinson Darlene Corey Gott Phyllis Spann Guerrieri Edith Tuttle Gutowski Irene Childress Hitchcock Jean Swanson Robinson Melissa Empey Satterfield Harriet Cleese Smock Annetta Off Soderquist Sally Trine Vogel Dolly Herling Welch Tau–New Mexico Highlands University Lillian Longacre Anderson Phyllis Pavlich Grego Armijo Peno Upsilon–East Central University Camelia Kuras Calvard Carolynn Hill Eggenberg Nancy Mefford Xi–Northwestern State Loma Lousch Hepner Nadine Kunzman Keitel Phyllis McCulla McNeely Loine Gates Pollock Mary Kunzman Stacy Zeta–SUNY Buffalo Margaret Hawkins Bump Nancy Coffman Suzanne Lake Cowley Jeanne Eldridge Fisher Shirley Harrison Frauenhofer Katherine Rogers Fricano Carol Reinheimer Jones Rutkowski Kempf Florence Urbaniak Marquardt Claire Metzger Marilyn Mahoney Schlehr If you know of a member who has entered Omega Chapter, please use our contact form to notify NHQ.

Collegiate members who maintain a 4.0 GPA for two consecutive semesters are honored with a sterling silver scholarship ring. We are thrilled to recognize the 56 members who achieved this milestone during the 2025-26 academic year! Alpha–Longwood University Chloe Beish Edison Moscar Kara Wright Alpha Chi–Murray State University Lilly Blackburn Madison Decker Emily Enoch Destiny Fields Elizabeth Hiter Brandi Kombrink Beta Alpha–Northern Illinois University Taleen Ghazal Jessica Olson Kiera Tep Beta Delta–Shepherd University Sienna Brow Elizabeth Cook Campbell Neiman Emily Reasbeck Veronica Smith Chloe Westfall Beta Mu–University of Central Oklahoma Emma Baumgarten Mya Jones Ryleigh McNabb Delta Eta–University of Southern Indiana Addison Kelley Addyson Mathis Delta Omicron–Gettysburg College Chloe Hanousek Elizabeth Houston Delta Zeta–Bloomsburg University Lauren Kalinowski Makenzie Schellhamer Epsilon Chi–Northeastern University Shrutika Kumar Eta Nu–Ramapo College of New Jersey Elisabeth Christman Iliyanna O'Neill Eta Tau–Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Sadie Brantley Celeste Gibson Gretchen Pals Amanda Wills Gamma Mu–Southeastern Louisiana University Annalee Broussard Kerigan Kimbrough Amy Nesbit Meghan Persick Emily Songy Brooke Wilder Joelle Zengarling Mu–Truman State University Leah Hays Zoe Nauman Theta Iota–Auburn University Lauren Brinkley Allison Drentea-Tybor Alisa Dubovis Rachel Everett Morgan Gafford Jordan Gargus Emma Jones Sophia Kuhl Camille McCann Olivia Moore Zeta Chi–Coastal Carolina Eliza Konowitz Zeta Theta–Idaho State University Aubrey Larsen Madison Paules

Tri Sigma’s Marketing & Communications Team earned top honors at the 2026 Fraternity Communications Association Annual Conference in May. Joining fraternity and sorority professionals from across the nation, team members participated in three days of idea-sharing, professional development, and roundtable discussions on emerging marketing trends. The event concluded with the FCA’s Recognition Banquet, where Tri Sigma earned six FCA awards for 2025 work—tying with two other sororities for the most awards received. “Regardless of the awards we receive, I am incredibly proud of the work our Marketing & Communications Team produces," said Jennifer Freeman Thompson, Sr. Director of Marketing & Communication. "It demonstrates our commitment to creating meaningful engagement with members, alumnae, donors, and supporters through innovative storytelling, strategic engagement, and impactful visual communications." The following awards recognize excellence for work completed in 2025: MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS AWARDS  Merchandise Promotion - 1st Place 2025 Holiday Gift Guide Now in its third year, Tri Sigma’s Holiday Gift Guide paired persuasive storytelling with brand-forward design to increase seasonal sales and encourage members to view merchandise as a meaningful expression of pride and belonging. The comprehensive guide and subsequent promotional campaign increased traffic to the Purple & Pearls Boutique by 114% and drove a 70% increase in sales over 2024. This award honors the outstanding promotion of licensed merchandise or a shopping opportunity and was judged on use of persuasive copy and engaging design to appeal to a target audience, strategic planning as shown through outlined goals and objectives, and success as demonstrated through outcomes, metrics, and analytics. This project was led and designed by Associate Director of Marketing & Communications Hannah Laux with support from Engagement Coordinator Madilyn Miller, Epsilon Gamma–Grand Valley State University. Website Improvement – 2nd Place TriSigmaFoundation.org Launched in August 2025, Tri Sigma Foundation’s new website offers a more modern look, a streamlined menu, longer scrolling pages, and improved access to content. This research-led revamp aimed to create an informed, inspired, and impactful user experience that complimented trisigma.org while also standing on its own. Entries were judged on improved user experience, presentation of content, and overall design. The project was led by Jennifer Freeman Thompson with support from Hannah Laux, Ellen Herbig, Beta Beta–Missouri State University, and Robert Irish of Industrial Rabbit. MAGAZINE EXCELLENCE AWARDS  Story Packaging (2–4 Pages) – 2nd Place "2025 Triangle Foundation Campaign Launch" Highlighting the Tri Sigma Foundation's historic $10 million comprehensive campaign, the article appeared in the 2025 issue of The Triangle and served as both a campaign update and a case for continued support. This award honors the outstanding combination of writing and design and was judged on creative use of typography, color, photography, illustration, infographics, and/or other visual elements to enhance the reader experience. It was developed by Ellen Herbig and Jennifer Freeman Thompson. CRITICS CHOICE AWARDS Magazine Design (Single Page) – 1st Place “Which Founder Are You?” Developed to engage both print and online readers of the 2025 issue of The Triangle, this illustrated quiz encouraged members to find which Founder they most resemble. secured top honors for its engaging design. The concept and interactive content was developed by Engagement Coordinator Madilyn Miller and designed by freelancer Katrina Chandler. Logo Design – 3rd Place 2028 National Convention Logo Each triennium, Executive Council is presented with logo options to debut in the convention location reveal video at the close of the preceding event. This logo, designed by freelancer Olivia Shelley, reimagines Tri Sigma’s colors within a desert landscape to highlight the location of our upcoming 2028 Convention in Phoenix. Promotional Item – 3rd Place 2025 National Convention Bag & Scarf Chosen by the Convention Hoopla Committee and designed by Jennifer Freeman Thompson, this Convention attendee gift juxtaposed an understated but oversized tote bag with a boldly patterned scarf. The scarf’s pattern was on trend, blending coquette-style bow detailing with illustrated violets and our Greek letters. FCA received 774 entries from 53 member organizations in categories spanning a variety of areas designed to highlight the unique work of the fraternity/sorority industry. A complete list of winners and categories is available here. In addition to the team's creative success, Jennifer Freeman Thompson was reelected to serve on FCA’s Board of Directors for the 2026–27 term.