Letter from President

Hi! My name is Taylor Isaacson, and I serve as the President of the Alpha Pi chapter of Delta Gamma. I am from Kirkland, Washington and came to the University of Arizona in the fall of 2022. I am studying management information systems within the Eller College of Management to pursue a career in the cybersecurity field, and I am set to graduate in December of 2025.

I joined Delta Gamma because there was something different about the girls I met in this chapter. They had a deep desire to know me on a personal level, and I could tell that they were a part of a sisterhood that embraced authenticity. Every woman within this chapter was unique and true to herself. Three years later, I can say this still rings true. I have continued to be encouraged and challenged by women with different perspectives and strengths, as we all strive to uphold the same values of our sisterhood. 

With over 430 active members in the Alpha Pi chapter and now over 260,000 initiated members nation-wide, Delta Gamma thrives off of our values and the quality of our sisterhood. We strive to "do good" not just in our service, but in every aspect of our daily lives. Delta Gamma's are well-rounded women who pride themselves in their academics, communities, and extra-curriculars. 

As recruitment draws nearer, I look forward to growing our sisterhood and welcoming another class of lively new members. Delta Gamma has given me more than I could have ever asked for, and I am excited to see how this chapter will continue to support one another and foster a community that develops strong women. Whether it's taking on a leadership role or learning the meaning of service, Delta Gamma has equipped me to impact others for the rest of my life, and I am grateful that I can give back to an organization that has poured so much into me. 

Anchor down, 

Taylor