Alpha Delta Pi Sorority

Eta Pi Chapter

The Eta Pi chapter of Alpha Delta Pi was founded at Virginia Tech in 1990.

Alpha Delta Pi is a member of the National Panhellenic Conference with headquarters in Atlanta, GA. Alpha Delta Pi has around 187 active chapters and has more than 260,000 collegiate members nationwide. Our motto is "We Live for Each Other" and our philanthropic cause is the Ronald McDonald House Charities in Roanoke, VA.

Need to Knows

Motto: We Live for Each Other
Values: Scholarship, Leadership, Service, and Sisterhood
Founded: May 15, 1851 at Wesleyan College

2021-22:

Alpha Delta Pi National Convention Finance Award

2020-21:

Virginia Tech Fraternity & Sorority Life Excellence in Scholarship Award

2019-20:

Virginia Tech Fraternity & Sorority Life Excellence in Scholarship Award
Virginia Tech Fraternity & Sorority Life Community Advocate Award: Chelsea Lambusta
Virginia Tech Fraternity & Sorority Life Shari B. Malone Outstanding Chapter Advisor: Judie Reemsnyder

2018-19:
- Virginia Tech Fraternity & Sorority Life Sorority Chapter of the Year Award
- Virginia Tech Fraternity & Sorority Life Outstanding Community Leader: Alayna Foutz
- Virginia Tech Fraternity & Sorority Life Carolyn Smith Outstanding Sorority Alumna of the Year: Matty Meyer
- Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Relations Excellence
- Alpha Delta Pi Recruitment and Marketing Excellence
- Alpha Delta Pi Scholarship Excellence
- Alpha Delta Pi Total Membership Education Excellence
- Alpha Delta Pi Best Social Media Engagement Program

Stats

Chapter Information	Data
Fall 2025 Members	231
Spring 2025 Chapter GPA	3.6439
Minimum GPA to Join	2.8
Minimum GPA for Active Members	2.8
Spring 2026 Projected Initiated Member Dues	$543
Spring 2026 Projected New Member Dues	$775
Chapter Philanthropy	Ronald McDonald House Charities
Standards of Excellence Score 2024-25	Platinum
Housing	Oak Lane (On Campus), Alcohol-Free

Chapter Conduct

In Good Standing as of 11/14/2025
% of Members Found Responsible for Individual Student Conduct Violations in 2024-25 Academic Year^*: 2%

^*The percentage of individual members of each organization who were found responsible for violations of the Virginia Tech Student Code of Conduct during the academic year. These violations were not related to their membership in the organization.