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Alpha Phi was founded at Syracuse University by ten of the first nineteen women admitted to the newly opened university. They hoped to create a "social center, a place of conference, a tie which should unite, a circle of friends who could sympathize with one another in their perplexities." These ten women included Clara Bradley Wheeler Baker Burdette, Hattie Florence Chidester Lukens, Martha Emily Foote Crow, Ida Arabella Gilbert DeLamanter Houghton, Jane Sara Higham, Kate Elizabeth Hogoboom Gilbert, Elizabeth Grace Hubbell Shults, Rena A. Michaels Atchison, Louise Viola Shepard Hancock, and Clara Sittser Williams.On September 18, 1872, these ten women initiated themselves into Alpha Phi Fraternity. Since then, our sisterhood has grown to include over 150 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. Alpha Phi continues to exist today because of the vision and ideals held by these ten exceptional women who created such a strong foundation of sisterhood.
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