Bar Association (2000) Toria Tolley (Beta Nu) - VP/consultant, The Psychological Advantage, former CNN weekend anchor Science, technology, engineering and math Jerrie Mock (Psi) - first woman to fly solo around the world Kathy Pham (Theta Zeta) - computer scientist, First Lady Michelle Obama's Guest to the 2015 State of the Union Address, Nguoi Viet 40 under 40. Mary Weber (Delta Epsilon) - astronaut Politics and public service Carol Laise (Gamma Delta) - U.S. Ambassador to Nepal 1966-1973, first woman director general of the Foreign Service Beverly B. Martin (Alpha Iota) - U.S. Federal Judge, sits on the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit Betty Montgomery (Delta Kappa) - first female Attorney General of Ohio Melinda Schwegmann (Alpha Eta) - first female Lt. Governor of Louisiana Elizabeth Weaver (Delta) - former Michigan Supreme Court Justice and Chief Justice Tova Wiley (Eta Alpha) - first woman to hold the rank of Commander in the U.S. Navy, winner of the Legion of Merit Award Literature Rebecca Faye Smith Galli (Gamma Lambda) - author, Rethinking Possible - A Memoir of Resilience; co-founder, Pathfinders for Autism; Baltimore Sun op-ed contributor Jill McCorkle (Gamma Lambda) - author, Good Ol' Girls and eight other novels and short story collections, five of which are New York Times notable books Joyce Carol Oates (Beta Zeta) - author, (Blonde, The Gravedigger's Daughter, We Were the Mulvaneys) Debbie Phelps (Beta Chi) - author, A Mother for All Seasons & mother of Michael Phelps Kathryn Stockett (Alpha Zeta) - author, The Help Athletics Gayle S. Barron (Alpha Alpha) - winner of the Boston Marathon, 1978 Chapters References External links Phi Mu Phi Mu Foundation 1852 establishments in Georgia (U.S. state) National Panhellenic Conference Student societies in the United States Student organizations established in 1852