Betsy Joyce Kinney (Omega-Texas)
Texas Sculpture Association
president and a professional Limoges box artist for more
than 25 sororities, civic organizations, the states of
Mississippi and Tennessee and nonprofit theater groups. (See
Winter 1997 Quarterly).
Patricia Blachly
Meadows (Omega-Texas) Curator of the
Texas Sculpture Garden,
owner of Art Connections, former curator of the Dallas
Visual Art Center (1986-1998), former exhibition director of
the Texas State Committee of the National Museum of Women in
the Arts (1987-1999), co-founder of D'Art Visual Art Center,
listed in Who's Who in American Art .
Elizabeth
Mackay Ratcliff (Λ-UC/Berkeley)
Retired school teacher and
originator of the idea for the
National Peace Garden in
Washington, D.C.
Julee Rosso
(ΒΒ-Michigan State)
Founded Silver Palate
gourmet food shop. Co-author of Silver Palate Cookbook,
The New Basics Cookbook,
The Silver Palate Good Times Cookbook and Parade magazine
column. Co-owner of Wickwood Inn in Saugatuck, Mich., “one
of the top 50 small resorts, inns and spas in the US,”
according to the Zagat Review.
Kelly
Stribling Sutherland
(ΓΙ-Texas Tech) Artist.
Created four paintings for 1995 Holidays at the White House guide. Creator of 1987, 1995
Neiman Marcus catalog covers and Fall 1988
Quarterly cover. Named 1986 Southwest
Illustrator of the Year by Adweek
magazine.
Ann Lee
Thompson
(Γ-DePauw) Artist. Winner of cover
contest for The Saturday
Evening Post. Created
Spring 1986 Quarterly
cover.
Gale Martin
Waddell
(ΒΓ-Colorado)
Watercolorist. Past
president of New Mexico Watercolor Society,
art teacher at
continuing education of University of New Mexico, art
featured in American Artist magazine.
Beverly Willis
(ΒΥ-Oregon State)
Co-chair of
Rebuild Downtown Our Town (R.DOT),
an effort to revitalize Lower Manhattan following Sept. 11,
2001. First female chair of the Federal Construction Council
of the National Academy of Science (1973).
Founder
of Architect.org. Director of the Architecture
Research Institute, Inc., New York. First woman
president of
the American Institute of Architects, California
Council (1980). Ms. magazine named her one
of the top seven women architects in the nation
(1976). Member of the 1976 U.S. delegation to
Habitat, the United Nations conference on
human settlements.
Alpha Phi is proud of all of our
distinguished alumnae. If you know a
distinguished alumna who should be listed, send
her name, affiliation and contact information to
quarterly@alphaphi.org.
For
more information,
please
visit the Alpha Phi International website.
