Alpha Chapter
Carleton University, University of Ottawa
and Algonquin College
A message from Alpha Chapter's President
My name is Georgia, and I am the President of Alpha Pi Phi’s Alpha Chapter!
Upon arriving at Carleton in my first year, I could have never imagined what was in store for me. I would have never considered rushing a sorority until I found Alpha Pi Phi. This organization has built my confidence, developed my leadership skills, and taught me to speak up for what I believe in. Most importantly, Alpha Pi Phi has introduced me to some of the strongest, most intelligent women I have ever met, whom I am incredibly proud to call my support system and best friends. A sisterhood fostered by love, loyalty and friendship that gave me a home away from home at Carleton.
We all came to Carleton University to earn our degrees and gain top-tier education, but university gives us much more than academics. This is a significant time in our lives for growth, development, and finding out who we want to be. Having a sisterhood backing you every step of the way makes every win taste sweeter, and every loss feel a little less sour. I am beyond grateful for everything this organization has and continues to give me.
Please take the time to explore our website to get a small glance of what becoming a sister of Alpha Pi Phi looks like! Please don’t hesitate to reach out because we would love to get to know you!
Phi Love,
Georgia Murray
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Follow them on social media @alphapiphi_alpha
Alpha Pi Phi's Founding Mothers
In January of 2009, six young women in their second year of studies at Carleton University came together with the purpose of creating a new women's organization on campus: Paz Arias, Lauren Crosby, Jessica Doyle, Heather McBride, Lesley Walker, and myself, Laura Kell.
​After much thought and deliberation, we, the Founding Mothers of what would eventually become Alpha Pi Phi.