Eta Chapter
Simon Fraser University
A message from Eta Chapter's President
Hello,
On behalf of the Eta Chapter, thank you for taking time to visit our website. I am honored and proud to serve as the current President of this exceptional chapter. Since the founding of our chapter on June 28th, 2015, the sisters of Simon Fraser University have consistently made a positive impact in the Lower Mainland, through community involvement and fundraising initiatives. If you are looking for a sorority to call home, consider Alpha Pi Phi!
We are a very diverse and hard-working chapter, and would be honored to have you join us. There is a place for every developing young woman here at Simon Fraser University!
Phi Love,
Natalie Cooke
Follow them on social media @alphapiphi_eta
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.