scholarship

Alpha Delta Pi is committed to high educational standards. To ensure the academic success of our members, a minimum 2.8 GPA is required each semester. In the fall of 2019, we received first in overall grades, first in new member grades, and first in member grades out of all of the sororities on our campus. In fact, forty-two sisters received a 4.0 GPA. Our chapter has a wide range of majors from Dental Hygiene to Elementary Education and so much more!

Annie Schlosser

Annie is majoring in English for Secondary Teachers. She gets to spend many hours in what she considers the prettiest building on campus, Cherry Hall. However, her favorite part of her major occurs outside of WKU's campus. Annie has been able to teach lessons and observe mentor teachers at high schools in the local area. She is grateful for these opportunities that continue to help her prepare for her future classroom.

Shelby McWilliams

Shelby decided to declare a minor in Floral Design after taking an introductory course as a freshman. In that course, she not only fell in love with flowers but also how hands on the classes were. With this minor, Shelby gets to work with flowers and create designs for many different occasions. One of her favorite experiences was a weekend conference where members of the American Institute of Floral Designers hosted interactive workshops. Shelby has truly found her passion through her minor.

Caroline Reed

Caroline is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Biology and a minor in Chemistry with a concentration in Pre-Dentistry. Recently, she shadowed Dr. Barbee, a dentist in Bowling Green. Last summer, Caroline was able to travel with WKU’s Global Brigades team to volunteer at medical clinics in local Panama. During this medical mission trip, she worked at dentistry, optometry, and pharmacy stations. These experiences and others have equipped her with a wide range of knowledge within her field of study.

Maddie Harshman

Maddie’s love for creating things inspired her to major in Interior Design, one of the most individualistic and creative majors offered at WKU. She takes a variety of different studio and lecture classes that help prepare her to become a well-rounded designer. From digitally rendering spaces to identifying fifty fabrics based on touch, the lessons in Maddie’s courses have helped her find her niche.

Lindsey Bobb

Lindsey is one of many Nursing majors in our sorority. WKU’s rigorous Nursing program provides students with training in various areas which are crucial to nursing practice. Through supervised clinical experience, Lindsey has been able to develop a broader knowledge of skills needed to be a nurse.

Annie Schlosser

Annie is majoring in English for Secondary Teachers. She gets to spend many hours in what she considers the prettiest building on campus, Cherry Hall. However, her favorite part of her major occurs outside of WKU's campus. Annie has been able to teach lessons and observe mentor teachers at high schools in the local area. She is grateful for these opportunities that continue to help her prepare for her future classroom.

Shelby McWilliams

Shelby decided to declare a minor in Floral Design after taking an introductory course as a freshman. In that course, she not only fell in love with flowers but also how hands on the classes were. With this minor, Shelby gets to work with flowers and create designs for many different occasions. One of her favorite experiences was a weekend conference where members of the American Institute of Floral Designers hosted interactive workshops. Shelby has truly found her passion through her minor.

Caroline Reed

Caroline is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Biology and a minor in Chemistry with a concentration in Pre-Dentistry. Recently, she shadowed Dr. Barbee, a dentist in Bowling Green. Last summer, Caroline was able to travel with WKU’s Global Brigades team to volunteer at medical clinics in local Panama. During this medical mission trip, she worked at dentistry, optometry, and pharmacy stations. These experiences and others have equipped her with a wide range of knowledge within her field of study.

Maddie Harshman

Maddie’s love for creating things inspired her to major in Interior Design, one of the most individualistic and creative majors offered at WKU. She takes a variety of different studio and lecture classes that help prepare her to become a well-rounded designer. From digitally rendering spaces to identifying fifty fabrics based on touch, the lessons in Maddie’s courses have helped her find her niche.

Lindsey Bobb

Lindsey is one of many Nursing majors in our sorority. WKU’s rigorous Nursing program provides students with training in various areas which are crucial to nursing practice. Through supervised clinical experience, Lindsey has been able to develop a broader knowledge of skills needed to be a nurse.

Study in different spots to mix things up! My favorite places to study are outside in the sunshine or in front of a window.

Anna Beth Callihan, Exercise Science Major

When studying, write down answers at least three times to help you memorize them more easily!

Skylynn Jones, Communication Disorders Major

Be organized in your notes and planner! This will guide your studying and help you stay on top of what all is due.

Halle Hockman, Nursing Major

Stay motivated, and create goals! Allocate a certain amount of material to cover over a certain amount of time.

Taryn Fields, Accounting Major

Make your own study guide and practice test in order to anticipate possible questions for an assessment!

Ellie Phelps, Chemistry Major

Study for an hour, and then take a thirty minute break! You can watch TikTok during that break or do anything you enjoy.

Carly Sabelhaus, Elementary Education Major

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