Panhellenic Council

The Panhellenic Council Welcomes You to Troy

Panhellenic Creed

We, the undergraduate members of women’s fraternities, stand for good scholarship, for guarding of good health, for maintenance of fine standards, and for serving, to the best of our ability, our college community. Cooperation for furthering fraternity life, in harmony with its best possibilities, is the ideal that shall guide our fraternity activities.

We, as Fraternity Women, stand for service through the development of character inspired by the close contact and deep friendship of individual fraternity and Panhellenic life. The opportunity for wide and wise human service, through mutual respect and helpfulness, is the tenet by which we strive to live.

Empowered women empower women.

Our Sorority Women Speak

Testimonials

“To me, sisterhood means knowing there are always people there for me. Whether it is someone to sit with on the first day of class or someone to call when my car fails to crank, I know there are multiple people who will be there for me at any time of the day or night. I am grateful to have an older sister majoring in the same area of business as me who advises me about classes, reads over countless resumes, and encourages me to put my best foot forward when meeting company representatives at career fairs. I know she will continue to cheer me on long after graduation. As a member of Alpha Delta Pi, I can honestly say I see our open motto “we live for each other” played out in the lives of my sisters. ”

–Ashley Rollins – Alpha Delta Pi Sister

"Sisterhood is having a constant support system. It’s celebrating together through the ups and encouraging each other through the downs."

-Alex Jolly, Alpha Omicron Pi Sister

“Sisterhood is something so special that not everyone gets to experience. We are sisters by choice and over time we create a bond like no other because we share the same values and goals. My sisters encourage me to be the best I can be and give me support like no other. Without the help of my sisters I wouldn't have tried to obtain my leadership role in Alpha Gam. One of my favorite things about sisterhood is learning about one another and helping each other grow into the women we strive to be! In the beginning of the year the girls in my pledge class were strangers and I knew nothing about them. We all came from different backgrounds and it has been a privilege to create so many memories with them already! I don't know how I would have gotten through my first year of college without them.”

–Elizabeth Keiser – Alpha Gamma Delta Social Media Chair

“Chi Omega has been my saving grace. I went through a period of time where I wanted to go home and never look back, but because of this sisterhood, I stayed. So many women have poured into me and have loved me when I was completely unlovable, completely undeserving. Chi Omega is more than just a home away from home. It is a safe place I can run to whenever I've had too much school, too much stress, too much work. This sisterhood has so many amazing young women and so much so that even I, a junior, can look up to a freshman. I love my sisters and thank them all for being "a symphony of high purpose and helpfulness in which there is no discordant note!" ”

–Bronte Pruitt – Chi Omega Sister

“Helen Keller once said "I would rather walk with a friend in the dark, than alone in the light." After joining a sorority, it’s clear that everything is better with a sister by my side. The friendships I’ve made within my sisterhood are more special than I could ever express in words. Sisterhood is the unconditional love we have for one another. It is growing as women together with our shared values and beliefs. Sisterhood is never ending loyalty, understanding, and trust. It is knowing that no matter how bad my day is, I will have a sister there to help me pick up the pieces. I have learned through these aspects of sisterhood that I am never alone. I will always have a support system and friends to lean on. Attending school 900 miles away from home can be a challenge at times, but sharing this special bond with my sisters makes it easier. I see that sisterhood is a friendship that is made to endure for a lifetime. ”

–Madison Linnihan – Kappa Delta Sister

“When asked why I love Phi Mu thousands of reasons and memories pop in my mind. From running with my new found best friend to the house on Bid Day to big/little reveal when I got to jump in the arms of my perfect biggie and everything in between I love Phi Mu. Phi Mu has given me 185 sisters that I can count on for absolutely anything. I love Phi Mu because it has pushed me to be the absolute best that I can be. From my grades to campus involvement Phi Mu is always there helping me. Phi Mu also hasn’t tried to change who I am as a person, it accepted me for who I am from the beginning. I now have opportunities I never imagined before like going to Children’s Hospital in Birmingham to see what amazing things our philanthropy money is doing in the lives of those children. Phi Mu has given me girls that are there for me when I think my world is falling apart, but they’re also there for me to celebrate the small victories in life. I now have a huge support system that encourages me to try new things even if I’m not the best at those things. During Greek Week I thought I would be a fabulous boxcar driver, but I was so wrong. Instead of being upset that we didn’t win the competition my girls were more worried about my safety. Phi Mu isn’t just for four years, it’s for life and I know there are so many girls that are never going to leave my side. They’re going to be there for me when I graduate, when I walk down the aisle, and sitting right beside me in the rocking chairs in the nursing home telling stories about our crazy college years. Phi Mu is so much more than a social club or something to do. Phi Mu is something to love and give back to because the sisters of Phi Mu will be there no matter what. Phi Mu has given me the B. Davis to my P. Sawyer and the Christina Yang to my Meredith Grey and I will forever be grateful!”

–Phi Mu Sister

About Us

Troy NPC Greeks

Alpha Delta Pi sisters at Troy University

Alpha Delta Pi - ΑΔΠ

Alpha Gamma Delta sisters at Troy University

Alpha Gamma Delta - ΑΓΔ

Alpha Omicron Pi sisters at Troy University

Alpha Omicron Pi - ΑΟΠ

Chi Omega - ΧΩ

Kappa Delta - ΚΔ

Phi Mu sisters on bid day at Troy University

Phi Mu - ΦΜ

"Through high school, sorority life was something that I was completely unfamiliar with, and coming to Troy I had no intention of going through recruitment. However, after some convincing from my IMPACT Leader and costs established to give my parents, I registered last minute! My roommate and I went through together, making a few friends along the way, caught up i the whirlwind of events and many, many new faces. Because I had no prior knowledge of any of the houses, I was able to come into Recruitment with a completely clean slate.

It was a tough week of prioritizing what I wanted out of my Greek experience, but the best advice came from a sister I spoke with halfway through the week. She told me to search for the sorority that I felt I could be myself, the most comfortable, and where I could thrive and grow as a woman of virtue! I want to share this advice with you as you potentially embark on this adventure of recruitment as it helped me to find my home in Chi Omega. Since joining the sorority over five years ago, I have been overwhelmed with the amazing experiences, growth, and connections Greek life has given me. From encouragement in my scholastics and my faith, to networking for my future job opportunities, I couldn't be more thankful for Greek life here at Troy, and the advice given to me by a sister during my recruitment week!"

Sarah Talbot, Troy University Chi Omega alumnae

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Meet Our Leadership Team

Troy University's 2020 Panhellenic Council

Katie Talley

Panhellenic President
I’m Katie Talley! I’m 20 years old and originally from Dothan, Alabama. This past year, I served as the Panhellenic Vice President, and I am looking forward to serving again as the 2020 Panhellenic President. I will be graduating in May 2021 with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science. I have loved my first three years at Troy University, and I know I will continue to do so this next year! I have learned so much from serving on Panhellenic Council, and I’m so thankful for this position. Go Trojans

Bree Davis

External Vice President of Recruitment
My name is Bree Davis, and I am serving as the 2020 External Vice President of Recruitment. I am a sophomore Communications major from Calera, Alabama. As VP of External Recruitment, I work closely with our six sororities, Recruitment Chairs and other members of the Panhellenic Council, to manage all things recruitment. Along with my position on Panhellenic, I am on the 2020 Greek Week Committee, and I am a part of the Student Alumni Association. Going through recruitment has been such a blessing in my life, and I highly encourage every girl to go through it! I look forward to serving Panhellenic, and I cannot wait to see what this year has in store. Go Trojans!

Allison Estes

Internal Vice President of Recruitment
My name is Allison Estes and I am so excited to serve Troy University’s Panhellenic as the Internal Vice President of Recruitment for the 2020 year! I’m a junior accounting major from Dothan, AL and I also serve the Accounting Society at Troy as the Campus Relations Director. In addition to academics, greek life has played a huge role in my college experience since I decided to participate in recruitment my freshman year. I can honestly say I would not have gotten nearly as much out of my time here at Troy if I had not taken a chance and gone through recruitment! I can’t wait to give back to the Panhellenic community that gave me the sorority that I now call home, along with tons of best friends and memories that will last a lifetime! Go Greek and Go Trojans!

Emily Johnson

Vice President of Administration and Finance
My name is Emily Johnson and I am serving as the 2020 Vice President of Administration and Finance. I am a junior double majoring in Criminal Justice and Psychology. Along with my sorority I am Vice President of Spanish Club and a member of Psi Chi. I am originally from Hoover, AL and graduated from Hoover High School, but spent several years growing up in Stafford, VA. As VP of Administration and Finance, I manage Panhellenic’s records and work to maintain a strong fiscal balance. Fun fact about me, both my parents are Secret Service agents! I am so excited for the opportunity to represent Panhellenic at Troy University and serve the school I love. Go Trojans!

Shelby Bevan

Vice President of Community and Greek Affairs
Hey everyone, my name is Shelby Bevan. I am serving as the 2020 Vice President of Service and Greek Affairs. I am a junior majoring in Sports Management with a minor in event management. I grew up in Prattville, AL and graduated from Billingsley School. As VP of Service and Greek Affairs, I will be working closely with philanthropy and social chairs from each sorority and fraternity on Troy’s campus to keep the Greek calendar in order. I am excited to start this chapter of my college career with Panhellenic. I cannot wait to give back to the university that has given so much to me!

Alyssa Skipper

Vice President of Public Relations
My name is Alyssa Skipper, and I am serving as the 2020 Vice President of Public Relations. I am a junior majoring in Communications and my minor is public relations. Outside of my sorority I have also worked with SGA as a part of the Welcome Week committee which was a lot fun! As the VP of Public Relations, I have different responsibilities. Part of that is to manage our social media platforms and to organize videos promoting Greek life. As with anything, I wouldn’t support something I didn’t believe in, and I can honestly say that I have had such an amazing experience from recruitment to finding my home and growing with my sisters. When I came to college, I wanted an authentic experience and place that felt like home, and I definitely found that in my sorority. I am so grateful for this experience, and I look forward to helping girls find that too! Go Trojans!

Katie Delahunty

Head Recruitment Counselor
My name is Kathryn Delahunty but I also go by Katie! I am serving as the Head Pi Chi this upcoming 2020 recruitment. I am from Fairhope, AL and I absolutely love that city. I am going to be a senior this year, and my major is Elementary Education. Recruitment, to me, is an amazing experience. It is for sure a week you will never forget. It gives you the opportunity to find your home away from home, amazing life-long friends, and accountability day by day. I encourage everyone to take the chance to consider Greek life because I know you will not regret it. I am looking forward to serving on Panhellenic this year, and cannot wait to meet everyone during this experience. Forever and Always, Go Trojans!