Texas Eta
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Our Roots
Texas Eta was installed in 1985 by past Grand President Jean Wirths Scott, Pennsylvania Beta. Celebratory activities began with a Cookie Shine and the Seven Gifts Ceremony. The Initiation Ceremony took place at the Community Center, and a banquet was held later that night at the Aggieland Hotel. Concluding the celebrations, there was a formal chapter meeting and a reception at Bryan Woman’s Club.Collegiate Chapter Leadership
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Addison Colescott
Director Fraternity Heritage
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Tess Corrales
Director Academics
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Erica Dawson
Director Community Inclusion
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Katherine Dugan
Director Lifelong Membership
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Madison Duncan
Director Social Events
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Clare Eoff
Director New Member Experience
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Lauren Etheredge
Director Policy and Prevention Education
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Sarah Friedman
Chapter President
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Hadley Gardner
Vice President Risk Management
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Margo Gregory
Vice President Operations
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Lily Griffin
Director Service and Philanthropy
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Lauren Hook
Panhellenic Delegate
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Rachel Jenkins
Vice President Community Relations
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Eleanor Koehn
Vice President Recruitment
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Lucille Lunsford
Director Leadership
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Natalie Markette
Director Member Finances
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Avery Miles
Director Membership Selection
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Clarissa Muzquiz
Vice President Inclusion
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Gwendolyn Pierce
Director PR/Marketing
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Presley Quarles
Director Recruitment Events
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Sydney Saucier
Vice President Finance/Housing
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Lauren Technik
Director Member Conduct
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Caroline Vetters
Director Housing
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Isabella Walker
Vice President Member Experience
Creating Homes that Last
A Chapter House Improvement Program (CHIP) Fund allows chapter alumnae to make tax-deductible contributions in support of their chapter facility to fund qualified educational projects and expenses. From refreshed living areas to upgraded study rooms, CHIP Funds support both a premier housing experience and the members who call these spaces home.
When you're with her, you’re home
Pi Phi chapter facilities are where friendships take root, leaders find their voice and sisterhood shines across generations. From memories made over shared meals to the built-in support from late-night study sessions and knowing your sisters are there in both the big and small moments, living in a chapter facility creates a sense of home and belonging within every wall.
Notable Chapter Alumnae
Barbara Bush
Former First Lady of the United States
Barbara Bush
Former First Lady of the United States
Barbara Bush served as First Lady of the United States from 1989 to 1993 during the administration of her husband, President George H.W. Bush. She holds a rare distinction in American history, shared only with Abigail Adams, as one of the two women to have been both a wife and mother of a U.S. president—her son George W. Bush served as the 43rd President from 2001 to 2009. Throughout her years in public life, she was regarded for her warmth, candor and unpretentious matter that earned her admiration across political lines.
Literacy was the defining cause of Barbara’s public life. She founded the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy, served as honorary chair of three Library of Congress Center for the Book campaigns and was a sponsor of both the Business Council for Effective Literacy and Laubach Literacy International. Barbara supported the National Literacy Act, which became law in 1991, and hosted “Mrs. Bush’s Storytime,” a radio series in which she read to children. She also authored two children’s books to raise money for literacy causes. Beyond literacy, Barbara raised nearly $25 million for the White House Endowment Trust, championed AIDS awareness and remained active in civic life after leaving the White House. She was honored with the Jefferson Award for Greatest Public Service Benefitting the Disadvantaged in 1995.
Barbara was initiated in 2002 as an alumna initiate.
