Yellowstone National Park
8 years ago
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| Jessica Flannery, Dr. Susan Fioritto, Dr. Lydia Hanks |
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| Wouldn't be an AXO event without gifts! Give some "kindness and refinement" |
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| Alumnae #PACEAXO too! We want them to be proud! Sponsors and sisters when we go to brunch afterwards at Madison Social! |
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| Karen declaring the event a success, and thanking the crowd |
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| scholarship winner, Tara R (Beta Eta), DZ scholarship winner |
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| Malena introducing the 2016-2017 Alumna Panhellenic of Tallahassee Officers |
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| BUY, BUY, BUY! |
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| Our sister Malena (Beta Omicron), 2015-2016 president, presenting the scholarships |
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| Tara R (Beta Eta) and Panhellenic sister enjoying their free hand paraffin! |
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| Bobbie, Kappa Alpha Theta, sharing what their alumnae will do with the grant they received for CASA |
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| more auction tresures |
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| Jenn Butler (Theta Lambda) said that wine basket on the right was AMAZING |
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| Homemade goodies; all for a great cause! |
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| we are so appreciative of the many donations - wouldn't work with out donations of time, talent and treasure |
| These fabulous alumnae helped usher 43 seniors into alumnae life and through the Hall of Commitment. |
| This was the big group, and we always have a second round for those with conflicting schedules! |
| We hated for anyone to miss their last ritual event for a bit, so we held a "remix" as well a few weeks later. |
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| We were so fortunate to enjoy the company of five current collegians at Convention! Anna, Mckayla, Whitney, Gianna, Mindy |
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| Amy, president, conducting the ceremony (L-R, Julie, Barbara, Lynda, Karen) |
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| Britain pinning Annette with the 50-year pin |
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| Britain pinning Maxine with the 60-year pin (to the right, Alyssa, Jocelyn, Amberly, Tara) |
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| Britain pinning Motney with the 60-year member pin |
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| Round 1 |
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| Round 2 |
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| (We know the company misspelled devoted! We had it corrected) |
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| Katie S. Carson (Gamma Iota), Wendy McL Kerr (Gamma Iota), Britain D Riley (Beta Eta), Kristen S Costa (Gamma Iota/Beta Eta), Susan D Stafford (Alpha Omega), Caryn Beck Dudley (Beta Xi) |
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| Christine T Ashburn (Beta Eta) |
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| Tracey G Cohen (Epsilon Chi) |

Abigail graduated magna cum laude in the Honors Program from
Florida State University with a Bachelor of Science degree in biological
science and a minor in chemistry. In 2013 to 2014 Abigail worked at
Southeastern Plastic Surgery, where she assisted Dr. Kirbo, Dr. Rosenburg and
Dr. DeRosier and the nursing staff in minor clinic surgeries. In 2013, Abigail
was one of eight students from Alpha Epsilon Delta, a pre-professional health
society, selected to spend a week in Clarendon Parish, Jamaica, working with
physicians and pharmacists in rural health clinics. She also participated in
the Mayo Clinic’s Clinical Research Internship Study Program (CRISP) with Dr.
Tushar Patel and his work on intrahepatic cholangiocarcinomas. In the summer of
2012, she studied at L’Institute de Catholique de Paris, a language school in
Paris, where she attended classes taught entirely in French with other
international students. She participated in many organizations, including her
sorority, Alpha Chi Omega. She was a member of the Student Alumni Association
Leadership Council and served as the recruitment chair for Light the Night FSU
in 2013. Abigail was the Mentor Program director for Alpha Epsilon Delta and
was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa.
Erica attended Florida State University and graduated magna cum
laude with an honors-in-the-major B.S. degree in biological science. She was
involved in undergraduate research and completed an undergraduate honors
research thesis in evolutionary genomics, investigating the effect of selection
on early- and late-age mating proportion in Drosophila flies. During her
undergraduate career Erica was inducted into several honor societies, including
Phi Beta Kappa, Rho Lambda and the Golden Key International Honour Society.
Outside of academics, Erica served the community by volunteering with many
organizations, primarily the women's Refuge House and the PACE Center of
Tallahassee. In addition, she was an active member of the Alpha Chi Omega
sorority, where she served as vice president on the executive board. After
graduation, Erica worked for two years in the Dermatology Research and Practice
Scholars Program as a medical assistant under Dr. Armand B. Cognetta, a Mohs
micrographic surgeon. In her free time, Erica enjoys participating in 5K runs,
traveling to new places and hiking with her spaniel, Anabelle. She chose the
FSU College of Medicine because of its focus on patient-centered health care,
emphasis on responsiveness to community needs and dedication to serving rural
and underserved communities.