Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi
George Washington University
About Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi
Since its founding in 1851 at Wesleyan Female College in Macon, Georgia, Alpha Delta Pi has maintained its position as the first secret society created exclusively for women. The Alpha Pi Chapter at George Washington University in Washington, DC continues this distinguished legacy by embodying the organization's core values of sisterhood, character, and mutual support. With nearly 175 years of tradition, this chapter represents a living connection to a rich history of women's empowerment and solidarity.
At its heart, Alpha Delta Pi is built on the philosophy that sisterhood transcends the college years—it is a lifelong bond rooted in shared values and genuine care for one another. The Alpha Pi Chapter embraces every woman's individuality while fostering an environment where members feel safe, supported, and encouraged to pursue their dreams. This inclusive approach means that women from diverse backgrounds and with different aspirations can find their place within a community that celebrates their unique contributions.
The chapter's commitment to character development sets it apart as more than just a social organization. Members are encouraged to excel academically, engage meaningfully in campus life, and contribute positively to the Washington, DC community. Through volunteer initiatives, leadership roles, and social bonding, sisters develop the skills and relationships that will sustain them long after graduation.
For women at George Washington University seeking a true home away from home, Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi offers something invaluable: a sisterhood grounded in 175 years of tradition, a supportive family of approximately 100 women who understand the challenges of college life, and a commitment to helping each member become her best self. The motto "We Live for Each Other" encapsulates the reciprocal support and genuine friendship that defines this organization's presence in Washington, DC.