“Hi! My name is Greta Ebersole, and I am honored to serve as president of Alpha Delta Pi’s - Delta Phi chapter for 2026. Being a part of Alpha Delta Pi has defined my college experience in numerous ways, but most importantly it has made me into the kind of woman I always admired and wanted to be.

Not just in my college life, but beyond, all of our members including myself strive to live out our four core values. These values of knowledge, character, sisterhood, and service are key to ADPi’s overall mission to empower women to reach their full potential. Whether this be through leadership, philanthropy, or integrity, ADPi pushes me to be the best version of myself. Without the sisters and mentors that now surround me, I would not be the strong willed, reliable, and empathetic leader that I have always dreamed of being.

Through this growth of character comes growth in the want to help and serve others. At the core of Alpha Delta Pi is our mission to provide support and kindness to the families staying at the Ronald McDonald Houses in Kansas City. As our national philanthropy, Ronald McDonald House (RMH) continually works to keep families close together as their children are receiving medical care or recovering. Our chapter is lucky enough to have the opportunity to make weekly meals at the houses, host fundraisers such as PiHop and PiFest, and collect pop tabs to donate and assist in paying house bills. My experiences serving at RMH and raising awareness about their mission is not only unique but incredibly fulfilling.

One of the greatest pieces of my experience in Alpha Delta Pi are the magnificent people that I am fortunate enough to call my sisters. These are the girls I live with, study with, make unforgettable memories with, and trust deeply. They are the people who make every event more exciting, every hard moment feel a little bit better, and the people I will always stand up for. Because of Alpha Delta Pi, I have found my forever friends and my forever home.

Loyally,

Greta Ebersole Hi! My name is Greta Ebersole, and I am honored to serve as president of Alpha Delta Pi’s - Delta Phi chapter for 2026. Being a part of Alpha Delta Pi has defined my college experience in numerous ways, but most importantly it has made me into the kind of woman I always admired and wanted to be.

Not just in my college life, but beyond, all of our members including myself strive to live out our four core values. These values of knowledge, character, sisterhood, and service are key to ADPi’s overall mission to empower women to reach their full potential. Whether this be through leadership, philanthropy, or integrity, ADPi pushes me to be the best version of myself. Without the sisters and mentors that now surround me, I would not be the strong willed, reliable, and empathetic leader that I have always dreamed of being.

Through this growth of character comes growth in the want to help and serve others. At the core of Alpha Delta Pi is our mission to provide support and kindness to the families staying at the Ronald McDonald Houses in Kansas City. As our national philanthropy, Ronald McDonald House (RMH) continually works to keep families close together as their children are receiving medical care or recovering. Our chapter is lucky enough to have the opportunity to make weekly meals at the houses, host fundraisers such as PiHop and PiFest, and collect pop tabs to donate and assist in paying house bills. My experiences serving at RMH and raising awareness about their mission is not only unique but incredibly fulfilling.

One of the greatest pieces of my experience in Alpha Delta Pi are the magnificent people that I am fortunate enough to call my sisters. These are the girls I live with, study with, make unforgettable memories with, and trust deeply. They are the people who make every event more exciting, every hard moment feel a little bit better, and the people I will always stand up for. Because of Alpha Delta Pi, I have found my forever friends and my forever home.

Loyally,

Greta Ebersole”