New Member Spotlight

Anna Schulz

Hometown: Burnsville, MN

Major: Psychology & Journalism

Year: Freshman

Fun Fact: "I'm exceptionally good at headstands and balancing things on my head!"

Emma Shepard

Hometown: Grayslake, IL

Major: Business

Year: Freshman

Favorite Madison Memory: "My first game day and becoming a Pi Phi!"

Katie Swift

Hometown: Libertyville, IL

Major: Biomedical Engineering

Year: Sophomore

Favorite Madison Memory: "Getting in to Pi Phi; laying out by the lake and meeting a ton of new people!"

Savannah Windhorn

Hometown: Lakeville, MN

Major: Business

Year: Freshman

Interesting Fact: "I am kind of a crazy cat lady - I have 4! They're all named after the people from my local news station, Kare 11."

Lauren Woods

Hometown: Medina, MN

Major: Engineering & Business

Year: Freshman

Favorite Thing About Pi Phi: "How inviting and absolutely wonderful everyone is!"

Rachael Wuest

Hometown: Willowbrook, IL

Major: Psychology

Year: Freshman

Favorite Madison Memory: "My first badger game day! I especially love watching everyone do the wave!"

Michelle Ziedonis

Hometown: Westborough, MA

Major: Psychology or Dietetics

Year: Freshman

Interesting Fact: "I've been to 10 different countries!"

New Member Spotlight

Alison Novak 

Hometown: Dundee, IL

Major: Doctor of Pharmacy & Chemistry

Year: Freshman

Favorite Thing About Pi Phi: "EVERYTHING. The girls are extremely friendly, down to earth, hardworking and everyone gets along! I am so excited to finally be a Pi Phi. 

Caitlin Pilgrim

Hometown: Hartland, WI

Major: MHR (Pre-Business)

Year: Freshman

Fun Fact: "I can lick my elbow!"

Amanda Rosso

Hometown: Algonquin, IL

Major: Undecided

Year: Freshman

Favorite Madison Memory: "Probably first football game going to 5th quarter and doing all of the dances with my friends while the band played! It was really fun and a great way to celebrate being a badger!"

Catherine Ruekert

Hometown: Minnetonka, MN

Major: Nursing

Year: Freshman 

Favorite Thing About Pi Phi: "I love being able to walk down the streets of Madison and actually recognize people. It really helps make Madison feel more like my new home."