temperance reformer, and women's suffragist Lynn Woolsey (Sigma – Washington) – Member of the United States House of Representatives Jodi White (Xi – Toronto) – Canadian politician Sports Kelly Barnhill (Kappa Eta – Florida) – Award-winning American collegiate and professional softball player, three-time USA women's national softball team member Susie Berning (Delta Delta – Oklahoma City) – American professional golfer Julie Clark (Gamma Beta – UC Santa Barbara) – American airline pilot and aerobatic performer Claire Waters Ferguson (Beta Beta – Michigan State) – First woman president of the United States Figure Skating Association Stacia Hookom (Beta Gamma – Colorado) – First woman on U.S. Snowboarding team, multiple national/world titles/appearances Edean Anderson Ihlanfeldt (Beta Upsilon – Oregon State) – Golfer, champion of multiple national titles for US and Canada Jennifer Joines (Iota Gamma – University of the Pacific) – Silver medal-winning American indoor volleyball player in the 2008 Beijing Olympics Janis Klecker (Epsilon – Minnesota) – American long-distance runner, two-time United States national champion in the marathon Marion Roper (Beta Delta – UCLA) – Bronze medal-winning American diver in the 1932 Summer Olympics Religion Ruth Stafford Peale (Alpha – Syracuse) – Religious leader, public speaker and author Catherine Maples Waynick (Epsilon Zeta – Central Michigan) – One of only eight women to be bishops in the U.S. Episcopal Church See also List of social fraternities and sororities References External links Alpha Phi Homepage Alpha Phi Foundation 1872 establishments in New York (state) National Panhellenic Conference Student societies in the United States Student organizations established in 1872