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Meet The Sisters

1/4/2017

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Donya Entezami 

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​Year: Sophomore 
Pledge Class: Fall 18
Major: Criminology 
Hometown: Rutherford, NJ
Why AOII: I chose AOII because I saw a piece of me in every sister I met!
Being a sister: When I became a sister, I made an oath to myself that I would give this sisterhood my all because the sisterhood has given me so much. Being a sister is much more than just wearing letters, it's constantly exceeding the expectations in order to help the chapter strive.
Favorite Memory: Going to Puerto Rico for Spring break with 13 of my sisters!
​How AOII has helped me: It's allowed me to grow more confident in myself and my own abilities.

Elissa Mammolenti

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Year: Junior
Pledge class: Fall 17
Majors: Finance 
Hometown: Smith Mountain Lake, VA
Why AOII: I chose AOII because not only were they genuine and goofy people, but they were also extremely hard-working and driven which really showed during recruitment. I knew that after my 4 years of college I wanted to be just like all of them! They were all amazing role-models and each brought something different to the table!
How has AOII helped you at GMU: Teaching AOII has helped me by not only giving me my home away from home and my best friends, but also has given me valuable life skills that will help me entering the business field. By holding positions, I have acquired the knowledge of the 48 hour email rule, the organizational skills, event planning skills, and much more!
What does being a sister mean to you: Being a sister means always being there for your sister and your chapter as a whole!
Favorite Memory: whole! My favorite memory in AOII so far would be taking my amazing little. It's so much fun making silly clues, and also helping her adjust into the chapter. It's a super rewarding feeling!


Megan Chapman

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Year: Senior
Pledge Class: Fall '16
Major: Government
Hometown: Cape Cod, MA
Why AOII: I honestly just had a strong gut feeling from the start AOII is where I belonged, talking with everyone was just easy, natural and comfortable.
How has AOII helped me at GMU: AOII has helped me gain confidence at GMU and a strong support system with anything I need!
What does being a sister mean to you: Being a sister means being there for each other and supporting one another no matter the circumstance! 
Favorite Memory: Winning Greek sing and Greek week two years in a row after all of the hard work we put in lolol and winning lip sync!!!!

Grace Fricke

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Year: Sophomore
Pledge Class: Spring 18
Major: Pre-nursing
​Hometown: Haymarket, VA
Why AOII?: Anytime I met an AOII girl they all were so genuine and sweet!
How AOII has Helped me at GMU: I feel that since joining AOII I have made so many connections with the kindest and sweetest girls that I previously did not know. AOII has also taut me how to create better connections with people by providing so many opportunities to get to know each other. 
What being a sister means to me: To me, being a sister feels like I have my sisters wherever I go. There are AOII girls everywhere and to know that we are in the same sisterhood to me is so cool because we know we have each other's backs. 
Favorite Memory: Clue week and getting my amazing big!


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Meet the Sisters

6/29/2016

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Mckenna Martin
Year at  Mason: Sophomore
Pledge Class: Fall 18
Major: Communications and English 
Hometown: Chesapeake, VA

Why AOII? 

"I chose to join AOII because as soon as I stepped in the room I knew that the girls I was taking to were going to be my sisters. At AOII I feel at home, I feel myself, and I feel like I belong. AOII is full of kind, genuine, and strong women that I immediately looked up too."
​How has AOII helped you throughout your time at GMU?
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"AOII has helped me have the confidence in my own skin and to take on leadership roles. I don't know who or where I would be today without my sisters
What does being a sister of Alpha Omicron Pi mean to you?
"It always means having someone to call on when you're at your lowest or your highest."
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Meet the Sisters

6/6/2016

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Eileen Steinmacher

Year at Mason: Senior
Pledge Class: Fall 17
Major: Communications with a Concentration in Public Relations
Minor(s): Chinese
Hometown: Richmond, VA 

Favorite Alpha O Memory

"Have had so many rewarding and amazing memories in AOII but initiating my little sister into this chapter was the most memorable. I watched her grow and establish herself during the new member process and to watch her become a sister was so fulfilling. I am in debt to AOII for bringing me my best friends and especially my angel or a little."
Why AOII?: Going through recruitment I knew I wanted to find a group of beautiful, funny, and driven women to do the best years of my life with and I found just that and more in this chapter!"


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Kate Robertson

Year at Mason: Sophomore 
Pledge Class: Fall 18
Major: Criminology 

Hometown: Alexandria, VA

Favorite Alpha O Memory 

"My favorite memory is going to Puerto Rico with my sisters for spring break and spending quality time getting to know them more on a deeper level and just being carefree and having genuine fun with them!"
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Why AOII?: "I chose AOII because I wanted to be apart of something bigger than myself and to gain a support system that always has my back through everything and anything!"


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Ariel Bly

Grade: Senior 
Pledge Class: Fall '16
Major: Tourism and Events Management 
Hometown: Yuma, AZ
Position: Greek Week Chair 

Favorite Alpha O Memory

"My favorite AOII memory was bid day. There was so much unconditional love for all of us as we became new members. It was so thrilling and I knew i had ended up exactly where I was supposed to."
Why AOII?: "I went into recruitment not knowing a single AOII or even what a sorority really was. I only knew that I wanted to be a part of something similar to the dance family I had in high school. Walking into the AOII room throughout the weekend, I felt the same vibe and energy that I had with my dance friends. They were relatable, easiest to talk to, and I knew that they were the group of women that could challenge me to be the best version of myself for the next four years."
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Jessica Barraclough

Year at Mason: Junior
Pledge Class: Fall 18
Major: Theatre with a Concentration in Musical Theatre
Hometown: Elizabethtown, PA

Favorite Alpha O Memory

​"Bid day! There was so much unconditional love for all of us as we became new members. It was so thrilling and I knew I had ended up exactly where I was supposed to."
 Why AOII?:  "AOII has given me a home with people that I love as if they were my own biological sisters. Everyone is genuine and loving and I couldn't be happier to have found my home here."
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Alpha Omicron Pi was founded on the principles of character, dignity, scholarship and college loyalty. The Gamma Alpha chapter at George Mason University constantly strives to exceed this expectation. All of our members are smart, social, and well poised young women who work everyday to contribute to GMU and our community as a whole. We thank you for your interest in our chapter and we invite to explore our website to learn more about our sisterhood.

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