Alexandra CelebreFifth year – Double Major in Psychology and Sociology, Minor in History
Pledged: Fall 2007
From Tri Delta I have gotten a place that has allowed me to grow as a person and pushed me to reach my full potential. I have gotten an extended family of amazing women who I can now call my sistsers and a lifetime of memories.
Krysta Frederick
Pledged: Fall 2007
What does Tri Delta mean to you?
A home away from home, friends and good times.
Emma Bell
Fifth year – Major in Human Biology, Double Minor in Physiology and Anthropology
Pledged: Fall 2008
Other activities: Volunteer at Princess Margaret Hospital
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
In Tri Delta I have had the opportunity to be involved with so much outside of UofT. It has offered many leadership and philanthropic activities that have allowed me to expand my resume. The past few years have flown by because of the friends I've made through my membership.
Maggi Mitchell
Fourth year – Double Major in Neuroscience and Animal Physiology
Pledged: Fall 2008
Other activities: Volunteer at SickKids
Fifth year – Fine Art/Fine Art History Specialist, Minor in English
Pledged: Fall 2008
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Tri Delta has taught me countless skills that are unique to the experience of being both a sister and an officer in an organization that has such a profound history to University Women. To be a part of something that has positively affected and shaped the early adult life of so many women before me is inspiring to say the least.
Fourth year – Major in Art History, Double Minor in Spanish and Women & Gender Studies 
Pledged: Fall 2008
Other activities: C YOUNG Photography, Women’s intramural volleyball, Fraternity Sorority Council (2010-11), Volunteers at Sick Kids
Accomplishments: Tri Delta’s humanist award (2010), Miss Latina Canada (2006)
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Tri Delta to me has been a journey full of wonderful emotions, friendships and opportunity. As I am a senior member, I’ve seen some amazing girls graduate from Tri Delta with the best stories and memories that I’ve aspired to attain myself. I’ve also seen new girls come into Tri Delta, who have become my best friends, friendships that I know will last a lifetime. Tri Delta has also taught me so many unique skills that I know have not only benefited my university career but my future. Although I still have a year left at Tri Delta, I believe I’ve made some really great memories that I know have truly made my University experience unforgettable.
Fourth year – Double Major in English and Religion, Minor in Spanish 
Pledged: Fall 2009
Other activities: Supervisor at Wymilwood Café; Staff Write for The Strand
Accomplishments: Dean's List, GPA Scholarship
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Tri Delta has become my "Home Base" on campus, with a solid support network of girls that I can depend on.
Angie Celebre
Pledged: Fall 2009
Office: Vice President of Chapter Development
What does Tri Delta mean to you?
Tri Delta has enriched my experience at UofT. It gives me something to look forward to every day at university and also, every day after. I've made some of the strongest friendships in Tri Delta, and I am so excited to have these friends when I'm old and brittle. Delta love!
Third year – Major in Human Biology, Double Minor in Economics and Statistics What does Tri Delta mean to you?
Tri Delta has enriched my experience at UofT. It gives me something to look forward to every day at university and also, every day after. I've made some of the strongest friendships in Tri Delta, and I am so excited to have these friends when I'm old and brittle. Delta love!
Pledged: Fall 2009
Office: Panhellenic Delegate
Other activities: Running, Research at Mount Sinai Hospital, DECA, Volunteer Consultant in the University of Toronto Consulting Association
Accomplishments: Dean's List, Tri Psi Scholarship, Panhellenic Alpha Order Award, Winner in DECA ProvincialsWhat does Tri Delta mean to you?
Over the past few years in chapter I have come to appreciate how special the bonds of sisterhood are. Some of my closest friends are my sorority sisters and I can undoubtedly say these are friendships that will transcend my time in chapter.
Sydney Conrad
Third year – Major in Psychology
Pledged: Fall 2009
Other activities: Ballet
What has membership meant to you?
Clara Mohamid-MitchellThird year – Double Major in Political Science and History
Pledged: Fall 2009
Office: Member Development Chair
Office: Member Development Chair
Other activities: Varsity Water Polo
Accomplishments: OUA Silver Medalist
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Third Year – Double Major in Human Geography and Environmental Geography Pledged: Fall 2009
Office: Vice President of Administration and House Manager
Other activities: Recreational rugby
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Being part of Delta Delta Delta has meant so much to me. The friendships I have made over the past years have really helped me grow as an individual. Their dedication to school work has made me a better student and forced me to really focus. By making new friends and participating in a variety of on campus and volunteer activities DDD has really helped me out of my comfort zone & I believe I am a better person for it.
Fourth year – Commerce Specialist, Management Stream 
Pledged: Fall 2009
Other activities: President of Rotman Commerce Women in Business
Third year – Major in Human Biology, Double Minor in French and Spanish Other activities: President of Rotman Commerce Women in Business
What do your sisters mean to you?
My sisters are my closest friends - though somehow they're even more than that. I have no barriers around them: I can be myself and tell them absolutely everything. It's cheesy, but they're the biological sisters I never had. I know these friendships will last a lifetime and I wouldn't trade them for anything in the world.
Pledged: Fall 2009
Other activities: Research at the University of Toronto
Accomplishments: Dean’s List, Panhellenic Alpha Order Award, New Member Scholarship Award
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Being a Life Sciences student at U of T means opportunities for study abound in several scientific areas. It means that you are taught by some of the best scientists in these fields, and that you are held to immense standards. It also means that you are one of many students. What I've gotten from Tri Delta is a community of other science students who, like me, are academically-minded, but have other interests too. I've acquired a go-to Con Hall community and a few study buddies as well. What's more, I've gotten a reality check: Life Sci kids don't run things! So many of my sisters study other fascinating fields, & I've learned from them as well.
Mahira Husain Khan
Pledged: Spring 2010
Accomplishments: Dean’s List, Panhellenic Alpha Order Award
Alex Venger
Pledged: Spring 2010
Other activities: Dodgeball
Third year – Double Major in Health & Disease and Psychology 
Pledged: Fall 2010
Office: Collegiate Chapter President
Other activities: Member of the African Students Association
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
In joining Tri Delta I got so much more than I could have ever imagined. Not only did I get close and loyal friends I also got a support system. These girls offer me advice and guidance; it doesn’t matter if it is academic, or personal or at 3 o’clock in the morning they are all there to offer help whenever I need it. I wouldn’t trade the feeling of love and support that I get from them for anything in the world.
Jonna BurgessSecond year – Bachelor of Arts
Pledged: Fall 2010
Pledged: Fall 2010
Office: Vice President of Public Relations
Other activities: Co-Director of Marketing for Rotman Commerce Women in Business
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Tri Delta has given me so much - amazing friends, leadership roles, a strong sense of community, and the opportunity to get involved with philanthropy. I'm looking forward to the next few years and can't wait to continue getting more involved!
Paulette HolthamFourth year – Major in Industrial Engineering, Minor in Engineering Business
Pledged: Fall 2010
Other activities: Figure skating, Dancing, Scuba diving, Volunteering at The Scott Mission, Guarding the Skule Cannon, Singing/Playing in the Lady Godiva Memorial Band, Serving at SUDS
Accomplishments: Dean’s List, Godiva’s Crown Winner 1T0
Elyse Hosein
Pledged: Fall 2010
Office: New Member Educator and House Manager
Other activities: Volunteer work
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
When you go to such a large university like UofT it's very easy to get lost amongst the many students that fill the lecture halls. Being in Tri Delta I found that I can have a core group of friends that have similar goals as me that help shape me into being a better student without getting completely overwhelmed by the piling papers, midterms and dreaded finals. Outside of school, being in Tri Delta opened many volunteer opportunities for me. Those of which I would be too scared/shy/nervous to take part in by myself thus ultimately getting me out of that shell, broadening my outlook on life, and helping others.
Zoë HountalasSecond year – Double Major in English and Political Science
Pledged: Fall 2010
Office: Academic Development Chair and Philanthropy Chair
Other activities: Writer for The Salterrae
What does Tri Delta mean to you?
Tri Delta means an opportunity to create connections and friendships which enrich my university experience and life.
Keely Kundell
What does Tri Delta mean to you?
Tri Delta means an opportunity to create connections and friendships which enrich my university experience and life.
Keely Kundell
Second year – Bachelor of Arts
Pledged: Fall 2010
Caitlin March
Pledged: Fall 2010
Third year – Double major in Political Science and Equity Studies 
Pledged: Fall 2010
Office: Vice President of Membership and Secretary
Office: Vice President of Membership and Secretary
Other activities: Volunteer at Ian Anderson House Cancer Hospice
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
What have you gained as a member of Tri Delta?
Joining Tri Delta has allowed me the opportunity to meet a group of wonderful girls with whom I share common interests and beliefs. At a school as large as UofT, it is comforting to know you have a home base to go to whether between classes or after school. My sisters are often a source of inspiration academically and encourage me to reach my goals. I have made some great friends in Tri Delta, and I am truly lucky to call all these girls my sisters.
Giovanna CampagnaPledged: Fall 2011
Office: Song and Spirit ChairOther activities: Vocal
Accomplishments: UofT entrance scholarship
Third Year
Pledged: Fall 2011
Other activities: Newsletter editor at the Cinema Studies Institute
Stephanie Galt
First year – Social Sciences
Pledged: Fall 2011
What does Tri Delta mean to you?
Philanthropy, tradition and sisterhood. My new member experience has been so rewarding and has already provided me with a sense of friendship and belonging in Tri Delta, and I am so excited for the years to come.
Kelly KlouvidakisPledged: Fall 2011
Office: Risk Management Chair
Other activities: Greek dancing, running
Accomplishments: UofT entrance scholarship, highschool: Writer's Craft award, Honours
Izabella Knap
First year – Humanities
Pledged: Fall 2011
Office: Licensing Chair
Shannon McKechnie First year – Life Sciences
Pledged: Fall 2011
Office: Continuing Education Chair and Collegiate-Alumnae Relations Chair
Other activities: Ballet, Jazz, Flamenco
Accomplishments: Graduate of Professional Ballet Training Program
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Alexandra RaposoFirst year – Double Major in Evolutionary Biology and Scientific Archaeology
Pledged: Fall 2011
Office: Vice President of Finance
Other activities: Black belt in shotokan karate, Softball, Lifeguard/swim instructorAccomplishments: FPCBP Entrance Scholarship, highschool: OSSTF Status of Women Award for Leadership, Harbord CI Athletic "Honors", Harbord CI Senior H for Athletics, Harbord Club Alfie Adler Award for Excellence in Athletics and leadership
Anisha Sharma
First year – Psychology Mental Health Studies
Pledged: Fall 2011
Office: Treasurer
Pledged: Fall 2011
Other activities: Writer for HerCampus University of Toronto, volunteer at Canadian Cancer Society
What does Tri Delta mean to you?
For me, Tri Delta is a home away from home. It means being surrounded by ladies who support and steadfastly love me and instantly put me in a good mood. It truly is a sisterhood. Tri Delta is where I am free to be myself and where I am surrounded by like-minded young women who honestly want the best for one another and our sorority as a whole.
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