Alpha Epsilon Phi was founded in 1909 by seven Jewish women, with the vision of a sorority for exceptional women of all backgrounds, interests, and beliefs to be welcomed and supported with open arms. At the University of Connecticut, we provide a well-rounded sorority experience for our collegiate and alumnae members by striving to uphold the values of our founders, focusing on sisterhood, community service, academics and personal growth. We prize both individuality and togetherness by encouraging each member to discover and develop the talents and abilities that make her unique, while fostering friendships and a sense of family that lasts a lifetime.
Message from the Chapter President
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Hi everyone I'm Jessie! I am so excited to be serving as AEPhi's President this year. I have always been inspired by the passionate and dedicated leaders in AEPhi and hope to continue on the legacy. Being a part of this organization has shown me the amazing strength that our sisterhood has in support of each other. Our chapter at UConn truly is as a home away from home as we all exemplify our values of beauty, strength, and wisdom throughout all of our campus involvements. We also participate in year long meaningful events to support to our two national philanthropies that are held closely to heart by our chapter members. It has been such a rewarding experience so far to represent a strong, diverse, and unique group of women and I hope that we all continue to grow together as leaders, friends, and sisters of AEPhi. |