international level. Women who have never been initiated to a National Panhellenic Conference sorority may be eligible to join Gamma Phi Beta through the alumnae initiate program. Once a woman is initiated into Gamma Phi Beta, she is no longer allowed to join any other National Panhellenic Conference sorority. One standard of membership is paying dues each semester during a member's college years and, once she graduates, paying a yearly due to International Headquarters. Chapters Notable alumnae Arts Birgitta Moran Farmer (Alpha) – Painter Education Karen Holbrook (Gamma) – Past president of Ohio State University. Entertainment Kristin Chenoweth (Beta Omicron) – Tony Award and Emmy Award winning actress. Meagan Holder (Delta Delta) – Actress (You Again and Bring It On: Fight to the Finish) Heather McDonald (Beta Alpha) – Actress, comedian, writer best known for Chelsea Lately. Elizabeth Pitcairn (Beta Alpha) – Famous concert violinist, plays the famous violin on which the Academy Award winning film, The Red Violin was based. Bailey Hanks (Zeta Zeta) – Broadway actress (Legally Blonde). Susan Howard (Alpha Zeta) – Actress (Dallas). Cloris Leachman (Epsilon) – Actress, Academy Award winner. Kelli O'Hara (Beta Omicron) – Actress, Tony Award winner for The King and I. Kelli McCarty (Beta Chi) – Actress, model, Miss USA 1991 Mary Beth Peil (Epsilon) – Tony Award nominated singer and actress (Dawson's Creek). Hope Summers (Epsilon) – Actress (The Andy Griffith Show). Government Jocelyn Burdick (Epsilon) – North Dakota governor appointed her to US Senate seat held by her late husband in 1992. Lane Carlson (Alpha Delta) – Former head of Public Affairs of US Army; First woman to be named full colonel in Army (1968). Laurel Clark (Gamma) – NASA Astronaut on the space shuttle Columbia. Jeannie Deakyne (Alpha Epsilon) – Mrs. U.S. Beauties 2008, Mrs. Texas International 2005 and Bronze Star Medal recipient. Jennifer Dunn (Lambda) – Former U.S. Congresswoman ('93–'05) – WA 8th District. Lynn Morley Martin (Omicron) – Secretary of Labor under President Bush. Media Carol Ryrie Brink (Xi) – Author of Caddie Woodlawn and winner of the Newbery Medal in 1936. Alex Flanagan (Alpha Epsilon) – Sports reporter for ESPN, NFL Network, and NBC. Marguerite Higgins (Eta) – UC Berkeley, Pulitzer Prize winner in 1951. Sports Lauren Sinclair (Delta Omega) – United States Sailing Team Member, Olympic Sailing Campaigner and ISAF World Cup of Sailing Participant. Caroline Casey (Alpha Chi) – Keeper at Sky Blue FC,