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Cystic fibrosis is a devastating genetic disease that affects children and young adults. Advances continue to be made in finding a cure, but your help is needed now - more than ever - to help keep up the momentum of this life-saving research. Too many young lives depend on this vital research to let it ...
I will be walking witn my sorority alumnae chapter in Great Strides on May 19th, 2007. This is dear to me not only because of the philanthropy, but any health disease that involves the lungs is too close to home.
I have been accepted as a preliminary-round judge in The Stevie Awards for Women, for 2005. The Stevie Awards for Women is a national awards competition recognizing the accomplishments of women small business owners in the United States. The awards are produced by the creators of the prestigious American Business Awards, hailed as “the ...
The What's Nu Section of Delta Phi Epsilon, has turned into a blog. My goal in doing this is to make it easier for staff members to post press releases and the like to the website, leaving me and the volunteer web staff free to do development work.
The MetroDPhiE (Metropolitan New York Delta Phi Epsilon Alumnae Association) website is launched at http://www.geocities.com/metroDPhiE.
The Delta Phi Epsilon International Sorority Website was selected as a finalist for Company Website of the Year for the in The 2004 Stevie Awards for Women Entrepreneurs, sponsored by Advanta. Click here to read the press release.
The website won the Bronze Website Portfolios.com Award in Public Service. This makes the 3rd website award for DPhiE and the seventh award for nextSTEPH (formerly sm cockerl studio). Take a look at the award on my Portfolios.com page.
The International Association of Web Masters and Designers presents this award to sites whose web design, originality and content have achieved levels of excellence deserving of recognition. Delta Phi Epsilon also received the award in May 2002.
Delta Phi Epsilon International Sorority is now re-launched at http://www.dphie.org.
I am featured in the Cornell Tradition Alumni Newsletter.
