COLOR ME ALPHA CHI

There is nothing quite as exciting as a paint war between sisters - okay, there might be, but for the sisters of Alpha Chi Omega we look forward to our annual sisterhood event Color Me Alpha Chi. Not only does it give us the opportunity to strengthen our bond as a chapter, but it also gives our sisters the chance to make new friendships between pledge classes.

This year's sisterhood event consisted of field games that required team work to succeed. Our chapter split up based on our birthday's creating a unique opportunity for older members to bond with our newest members. We learned that falling in the wheel barrow race can be fun when your sister quickly picks you up and encourages you to keep going. We learned that over-under with yellow paint can be daunting but at the end of the day you grin and bare the color running down your face in order to finish the task. But most importantly, our sisterhood learned that each one of us brings a unique color to our chapter and when mixed together can make for an amazing, bright sisterhood. 

A special thanks goes to Natalie Grossman and her committee for putting on the event and to all the sisters who came out to participate!

As always,

Go Vols & Go Alpha Chi

Sisterhood Event Celebrating MacDowell Month

What says sisterhood more than a competitive scavenger hunt around the Knoxville Museum of Art? Nothing. 

On Sunday, February 1^st, the sisters of Alpha Chi Omega came together to celebrate MacDowell Month and our sisterhood with a scavenger hunt through Knoxville’s local art museum. Given challenges, such as, recreating sculptures, posing in front of a “sitting wall” and finding one of our sister’s Aunt’s paintings everyone had a blast accomplishing the tasks. Planning the entire event was our Vice President of Membership Programming, Austen Nicole Evans. The event gave us the opportunity to bond with our sisters, be a little competitive and reflect on some amazing artwork!

As our chapter continues to celebrate MacDowell Month, we keep this quote in mind,

 “To practice any art, no matter how well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow. So do it.” – Kurt Vonnegut

Happy MacDowell Month!

Go Vols & Go Alpha Chi