On this day, 125 years ago, Zeta Phi Eta was established. Over the years, we have watched students all over the country become professionals in their fields. On this day let us celebrate!!! @ Northwestern University ... See MoreSee Less
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Number 33 - 1975 brings a big year for Zeta Phi Eta. In light of the beginning debates of Title IX, which was being discussed on the federal level, Zeta Phi Eta national council gathered to discuss allowing men into the organization. They decided early in the year to pass a bylaw to allow membership before a federal mandate was issued to make the decision their own.
The Delta chapter at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York, became the first chapter to initiate male members. Pictured are ten of the thirteen members that Delta initiated in the Spring semester of 1975. In the front row, from left to right are, Jeff Cohen and Phyllis Libowsky. In the back row, Sal LaFata, Meryl Kishel, Steve Carter, Eileen Cohen, Clark McMillion, Bruce Cadman, Michael Bocketti, and Deborah Herman. Absent when the picture was taken were David Lustig, Karen Breitman, and James Paluzzi.
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Number 32 - This image takes us to Brenau College in Gainesville, Georgia. During Zeta Phi Eta's Jubilee year, Brenau instructor and alumni, Mrs. Mary Overby Tibbetts, helped set up a re-installation of the Epsilon chapter, which was originally installed at the college in 1917. As one of the original five chapters, this was an important return.
The ten students initiated are pictured sitting, and their names were: Claudia Wiggins, Julie Dean, Beth Moon, Barb Ondek, Gigi Haile, Lane Lohr, Alice Teal, Pat Harris, Lynne Sparks, and Elen Crooks
The Epsilon chapter is currently inactive at this time.
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