Dallas, TX Alumnae Club
Pi Phi bonds don’t fade after graduation—they only grow stronger. Whether you’ve moved to a new city or are looking to reconnect with sisters in your area, alumnae clubs offer friendship and support no matter where life takes you.
Our Roots
The Dallas, Texas, Alumnae Club was officially established in November 1914 by 16 alumnae with ambitious goals, including supporting the founding of the Texas Beta Chapter. The club received its charter in 1915, helping make that vision a reality, and soon expanded its focus to supporting literacy through the Pi Beta Phi Settlement School in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Under its first president, the club quickly grew to 30 members and centered its work on both the Settlement School and the emerging Texas Beta Chapter. Founded by women who were not yet able to vote, the club set an enduring foundation of determination and empowerment.Alumnae Club Leadership
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Cynthia Bowen
Alumnae Club Panhellenic Delegate
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Taryn Cooper
ACRIC
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Carita French
Alumnae Club President
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Carolyn Greaves
Alumnae Club Secretary
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Amy Hegi
Alumnae Club President
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Elisabeth Hegi
Alumnae Club President
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Bethany Malloy
Alumnae Club Vice President of Finance
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Allison Murphy
ACRIC
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Stacy Riebe
Alumnae Club Philanthropies Chair
