Alpha Phi - Iota Iota Chapter at The George Washington University

Kimberly Williams (Northwestern)
Actress. Kimberly shot to stardom as the sweet, adorable Annie Banks in the Steve Martin-Diane Keaton film, "Father of the Bride." She reprised her role a few years later in "Father of the Bride, Part 2." She appeared on television as Isabel Lukens on the cult favorite, "Relativity." Other films include, "Indian Summer" and "Women Remember Men." Stage credits: Vagina Monologues. Television credits: Neil Simon's "Jake's Women," "Relativity," "The 10th Kingdom" and several Hallmark commercials. She currently appears on the ABC sitcom, "According to Jim."
Jodie Sweetin (Chapman)
Actress. Sweetin is perhaps best known for her portrayal of Stephanie Tanner on 1987 - 1995 sitcom, "Full House." She has also appeared on series like "Party of Five," "Brotherly Love," "The Hogan Family," "Melrose Place," and "Yes, Dear."

Jeri Ryan (Northwestern)
Actress. Movies: Men Cry Bullets, The Last Man, Wes Craven Presents: Dracula 2000, Disney's The Kid, Down With Love. Television credits: Seven of Nine on Star Trek: Voyager; Ronnie Cooke on Foxis Boston Public. Other roles include Melrose Place, Who's the Boss?, Matlock and Dark Skies and numerous TV movies.

Maile Misajon (UCLA)
Singer, actress. Part of the popular, all-female group Eden's Crush. She was also a part of the Popstars television series. Albums include Popstars, featuring the group's hit single "Get Over Yourself."

Natalie Loftin (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. Her first album is coming out soon. Natalie will also be appearing as a lead in the soon to be released Independent Film, "Mimesis."

Kat Parsons (Northwestern)
Chicago-based singer, songwriter. Made her recording debut with Framing Caroline (1999). Kat has just completed a brand new album, "No Will Power" set to be released early 2005. Check out the "Music" page for more info about the making of this album (financed by hundreds of Kat's fans) and its stories. Check out Kat's site for information about her albums and upcoming tours. http://www.katparsons.com/

Holly Evans (Butler)
Dancer, actress. Holly Evans is a professional dancer, teacher, and choreographer living in New York City who is originally from Steelton, Pennsylvania. She is currently a Radio City Rockette and was just seen as "Frenchy" in Grease and "Phyllis" in 42nd Street. Holly was a founding member of Harrisburg Ballet and leads the kickline at the Harrisburg capitol for National Dance Week.

Martie Ramm Engle (UCLA)
Broadway producer, choreographer, singer, dancer, director. Part of Walt Disney Theatrical Productions, supervising worldwide productions of Beauty and the Beast. Member of the Broadway touring companies of A Chorus Line, Sweet Charity, Evita and Annie.

Pamela Klinger (Duquesne)
Singer-Dancer; Cast member in Broadway production and the movie of "A Chorus Line" (1985) and The Whois Tommy (1993).

Randi Mayem Singer (UC/Berkeley)
Writer and producer. Wrote screenplay for Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) and Chasing Liberty (2004). Television credits: writer and producer of Hudson Street (1995) and creator and executive producer of Jack & Jill (1999-2000).

Journalists/Writers

Elizabeth "Liz" Sutherland Carpenter (Texas)
Press secretary and staff director to Lady Bird Johnson (1963-69) and author of Start with a Laugh, Ruffles & Flourishes, Getting Better All the Time and Unplanned Parenthood: Confessions of a Seventy Something Surrogate Mother. Liz is also a founder of the National Women's Political Caucus and of ERAmerica.

Michelle Fulcher (Colorado)
National editor of The Denver Post. Part of the Post news team that won the 2000 Pulitzer Prize for breaking news reporting for their coverage of the Columbine High School massacre of 1999

Government/Public Service

Georgia Neese Gray (Washburn)
First woman Treasurer of the United States (1949-53), appointed by President Harry Truman. She is a past international president, active in politics and chairman of the board of trustees of the Alpha Phi Foundation.

Adis Vila (Rollins)
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (1989). One of 14 White House Fellows (1982-83). Named "One of the 100 Most Influential Hispanics in the United States." Among 10 Outstanding Young Women of America for 1983; also among "100 Women of Promise" honored by Good Housekeeping magazine in May, 1985.

Frances Willard (Alumnae Initiate)
First woman represented among the illustrious company of America’s greatest leaders in Statuary Hall in the United States Capitol. She was founder of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU), national president of Alpha Phi in 1887 and first dean of women at Northwestern University.

Lynn Robinson Woolsey (Washington)
Elected to her fifth term as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for the Sixth Congressional District in California (since 1992).

Culture

Deborah Lippman (Arizona State)
When it comes to nails, there's only one name to "file" away for safekeeping - Deborah Lippman, celebrity manicurist and nail expert extraordinaire. Her sought after, clean, innovative style has made her "manicurist to the stars," and her product line is deemed the best-of-the-best. Her products are favored by such Hollywood stars as Sarah Jessica Parker, Renee Zellweger and Mariah Carey.

Bishop Catherine Maples Waynick (Central Michigan)
Ordained priest. One of only eight women bishops in the U.S. Episcopal Church.

Julie Clark (UC/Santa Barbara)
Awarding-winning veteran pilot and North America’s only solo T-34 acrobatic performer. Captain for Northwest Airlines (since 1984). Inducted into the International Women’s Air and Space Museum.