List of Chi Omega sisters

The list of Chi Omega sisters includes initiated and honorary members of Chi Omega.

Notable alumnae

Business

Name Chapter Notability Ref(s)
Safra A. Catz President and Chief Financial Officer of Oracle Corporation [1]
Mignon Faget New Orleans-based jewelry designer
Nancy Walton Laurie Namesake of the Leadership Institute of Chi Omega, Niece of Sam Walton founder of Wal-Mart [2]
Alice Marriott Entrepreneur and philanthropist, wife of J. Willard Marriott [3]
Kelsey Barnard Clark Alpha Beta Bravo Top Chef Winner Season 16

Entertainment

Angela Kinsey
Lucy Liu
Name Chapter Notability Ref(s)
Natalie Allen CNN Anchor [4]
Caroline Bright Miss Vermont 2010
Tamira A. Cole Miss Black Kentucky USA, author, USA Today All-USA Academic All American and one of Glamour Magazine's Top 22 College Women [5]
Kathryn Crosby Actress [3]
Joyce DeWitt Actress; Three's Company [3]
Rhonda Bates Actress; The Roller Girls [3]
Melissa Claire Egan Actress; All My Children [6]
Ruth Ford Actress [3]
Taryn Foshee Miss Mississippi, 3rd runner up to Miss America [7]
Sylvia Hitchcock 1967 Miss USA and Miss Universe [8]
Liza Huber Actress
Angela Kinsey Actress; The Office [9]
Lynne Koplitz Stand-up comedian
Adair Tishler Child Actress
Toby Lightman Singer/Songwriter [10]
Lucy Liu Actress known for her work on Charlie's Angels, Kill Bill and for her role as Ling Woo on Ally McBeal [11]
Lynda Lee Mead 1960 Miss America, owner and president of Shea Design & French Country Imports [12][13]
Linda Miller Actress; All My Children [3]
Mary Ann Mobley Former "Miss America" (1959) and Television Actress [3]
Beth Moore
Alpha Zeta
American evangelist, author, and bible teacher [3]
Annie Mumolo Actress/Writer/Producer; Bridesmaids [14]
Catt Sadler E! News, E!'s Daily Ten [3]
Jessica Michelle Singleton Stand-up comedian
Heather Thomas Actress; The Fall Guy [15]
Ann-Blair Thornton Miss Kentucky 2011
Sela Ward Actress; Sisters, The Fugitive, Once and Again, Dirty Dancing Havana Nights, House [11]
Cece DeCorte [11]
Joanne Woodward Academy Award Actress; Philadelphia, The Three Faces of Eve [11]
Hope Driskill Miss Missouri 2011 and Top 16 Miss USA, Survivor: Caramoan [3]
Sloane Roberts Miss Arkansas 2012 [3]
Ashton Campbell Miss Arkansas 2014 and Miss America Runner Up 2014 [3]
Sarah Hider Miss Ohio 2015 [3]
Shannon Sanderford Miss Texas 2015 [3]
Mikaela Shaw Miss Wyoming 2015 [3]
Bethany Trahan Miss Louisiana 2018 [3]

Government

Blanche Lincoln
Name Chapter Notability Ref(s)
Marsha Blackburn Former Republican member of the United States House of Representatives representing Tennessee [11]
Martha Layne Collins Former Governor of Kentucky [3]
Shirley Hufstedler First United States Secretary of Education [3]
Blanche Lincoln Former United States Senator from Arkansas [11]
Molly Beth Malcolm First woman chairperson of the Texas Democratic Party
Jen Psaki White House Press Secretary Democratic Party [16]
Patricia Schroeder Former Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives representing Colorado, first female Congresswoman from Colorado [3]
Virginia Smith Former Republican member of the United States House of Representatives representing Nebraska [3]
Joanna Shields Baroness and British Parliamentarian [3]
Carole Keeton Strayhorn Former Texas Comptroller, made an unsuccessful run for Texas Governor in 2006 as an independent [3]
Alison Lundergan Grimes Current Secretary of State of Kentucky [3]
Mary Ann Tobin Former Kentucky Auditor of Public Accounts [17]

Literature

Harper Lee
Name Chapter Notability Ref(s)
Ellen Gilchrist Author of Victory Over Japan, winner of the 1984 National Book Award for Fiction [3]
Harper Lee Author of To Kill a Mockingbird, Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient in 2007 [11]
Frances Mayes Author of the novel Under the Tuscan Sun [11]
Anita Shreve Author of The Pilot's Wife, The Weight of Water, and Sea Glass; O. Henry Award recipient in 1976
Genevieve Taggard 1931 Guggenheim Fellow and poet [18]
Karen White New York Times bestselling romantic fiction author

Science and education

Susan J. Helms
Name Chapter Notability Ref(s)
Susan Athey Professor of Economics at Harvard University, won the John Bates Clark Medal in 2007 [3]
Susan J. Helms NASA astronaut and the first woman to live on the International Space Station [11]
Dawn Clark Netsch Law professor at Northwestern University, Illinois Comptroller
Sherri Whitt
Delta Kappa
Data Abstraction Welstar Health
Kathleen Rubins Selected as a member of the 20th NASA astronaut class [19]
Janet Morgan Riggs President of Gettysburg College
Martha Dunagin Saunders President of the University of Southern Mississippi

Sports

Lin Dunn
Name Chapter Notability Ref(s)
Christine Brennan USA Today sports columnist, author, and sports commentator for ABC News, CNN, National Public Radio and Fox Sports Radio [11]
Lin Dunn Head basketball coach for WNBA teams Seattle Storm (2000–2002) and Indiana Fever (2008–present) [20]
Pat Summitt Head coach of the Tennessee Lady Volunteers basketball team, Basketball Hall of Fame and Women's Basketball Hall of Fame inductee [11]
Melissa McNamara Head coach of the Arizona State University Sun Devils women's golf team (2009 NCAA champions) and former pro golfer on the LPGA tour

References

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  13. "Home - French Country Imports". frenchcountry-imports.com. Archived from the original on 2018-08-27. Retrieved 2010-01-17.
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