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Recruitment Schedule

Round 1: Open House August 22nd and 23rd
Round 2: Philanthropy Day August 24th and 25th
Round 3: Sisterhood August 30th and 31st
Round 4: Preference September 1st
Bid Day: September 2nd

Sign Up For Recruitment Here!

If you have any questions regarding Recruitment, feel free to contact our Chapter President, Shea Nollette, at arizonabeta@gmail.com or our Vice President of Recruitment, Alivia Frommelt, at azbetavpr@gmail.com 

A Letter From Our Vice President Of Recruitment:

 

Hello everyone! Thank you for visiting the Pi Beta Phi at Arizona State’s Website! My name is Alivia Frommelt, and I am the 2024 Vice President of Recruitment. I am so beyond honored to be serving a chapter full of motivating, uplifting and intelligent women.

I am from Naperville, Illinois, and moved across the country from my friends and family to begin my college career at Arizona State University. I am a junior studying at the W.P. Carey School of Business receiving my bachelors degree in Business Management while receiving my Certificate in Leadership. Additionally, I am proud to say that I have been on the Arizona State Dean's list all semesters of my college career. 

Coming from out of state, I was in need of a community similar to what I had at home. During my high school career, I was fortunate enough to have a group of solid, genuine friendships, and I feared I wouldn’t be able to find that at a university so BIG. Being so new to such a different environment, I was motivated to find a support system like the one I had had at home. After deciding to go through formal recruitment here at ASU, I had experienced a sense of community like no other. Greek life at ASU is truly so unique, and each individual blossoms in their own way, by not only finding the chapter that fits them the most, but by bonding with other chapters and embracing each other's differences. After being in Greek life for the past 2 years here, I have realized that there is genuinely a home for everyone within the Panhellenic community, and I strive for all individuals entering recruitment to grow inside their chapter, and to embrace the Panhellenic community as a whole. 

From Philanthropy round, to Sisterhood round, to Preference round, I knew I had found my forever home here at ASU. I had spoken to a variety of women that shared the same core values as me, and I felt a sense of belonging like no other. I spoke to women that possessed so many positive traits and I found myself smiling from ear to ear everytime I exited the Pi Phi home. The women I spoke to were loyal, dedicated, silly, inspirational, and sincere. While I talked to a variety of different personalities within the chapter, each and every individual sparkled in their own way, and I'm so thankful to be in a chapter where every girl embraces each other’s differences. The girls I have met through this chapter bring me daily strength, educational encouragement, and a love like no other. After being a member of Pi Beta Phi for over two years now, I can proudly say this chapter has blossomed me into the woman I never thought I would be, and I tear up thinking about the fact I have to graduate in just two years from now. After serving in this position, my top goals are to create a positive legacy for years to come, and to be a leader to all.

We hope that Pi Beta Phi can create an uplifting experience, give you a forever friend, and make you feel loved like no other. Our chapter strives to enhance all of our members' college experience, while creating lifelong friendships that will last beyond our college career. Pi Phi is dedicated to creating an inclusive environment, a place for all to be themselves, and a chapter full of motivating women. 

I would like to personally thank my Big, Hannah Meek, for being the true reason I decided to go Pi Phi, Margaret Walsh, for being my best friend, roommate, and future maid of honor at my wedding, Shea Nollette, for leading this chapter with such positivity and grace, Jaycie Ellis, for being my role model like no other, and last but not least, Becks Korn, for motivating and trusting me to pursue my dreams and become the 2024 Vice President of Recruitment. These individuals, along with 250 other women, make me the woman I am today, and I could not be more blessed to be in these shoes. 

Overall, as a chapter, we are beyond thrilled to start the formal recruitment process and to meet each and every one of you. The link to register for fall formal recruitment will open June 1st, 2024. Go Greek and find your forever home here at Arizona State University. 

Pi Phi Love & Mine, 

Alivia Frommelt
VP of Recruitment
AZBETAVPR@Gmail.com