List of Delta Gamma members

Following is a list of members of Delta Gamma collegiate women's fraternity.

Name	Chapter	Notability	Ref.
Merry Hull	Alpha Rho	redesigned the basic construction of the glove in 1939, creating the modern industry standard	^[1]
Lisa Ingram	Alpha Upsilon	president and CEO of White Castle	^[1]^[2]
Jessica O. Matthews	Zeta Phi	inventor, CEO and venture capitalist	^[1]
Sharen Jester Turney	Alpha Iota	president and CEO of Victoria's Secret	^[1]

Name	Chapter	Notability	Ref.
Edith Abbott	Kappa	economist, statistician, social worker, dean of the University of Chicago, first female dean in the U.S.	^[3]
Judy L. Bonner	Beta Psi	first woman president of the University of Alabama	^[4]
Martha Burger	Mu	president of Oklahoma City University	^[5]^[1]
Alette Coble-Temple	Zeta Epsilon	professor of clinical psychology at John F. Kennedy University, Ms. Wheelchair America 2016	^[6]
Ada Comstock	Lambda	first full-time president of Radcliffe College, first dean of women at the University of Minnesota	^[1]
Margaret Conditt	Beta Psi	Ohio House of Representatives	^[7]^[8]
Gratia Countryman	Lambda	librarian who led the Minneapolis Public Library	^[9]
Marion Durbin Ellis	Theta	ichthyologist and entomologist	^[10]
Carlotta Maury	Chi	professor of geology and zoology at Huguenot College, University of the Cape of Good Hope, petroleum geologist at Royal Dutch Shell	^[11]
Michele L. Stites	Beta Sigma	associate professor, researcher, and author at UMBC
Clyda Stokes Rent	Gamma Mu	president of Mississippi University for Women	^[1]
Kristen E. Murray	Beta Epsilon	interim Dean at Temple Law School	^[12]

Name	Chapter	Notability	Ref.
Diem Brown	Gamma Mu	cast member of MTV's The Challenge, enterntainment reporter	^[13]
Sabrina Bryan	Zeta Iota	co-star of Disney Channel's original film series and musical group The Cheetah Girls, contestant on Dancing with the Stars	^[1]
Nadine Jolie Courtney	Zeta Theta	cast member of Bravo television show Newlyweds: The First Year, novelist, writer	^[6]
Cheryl Crawford	Eta	Broadway producer; founder of Group Theatre and Actors Studio	^[1]
Channing Dungey	Alpha Sigma	television executive, chairwoman and CEO of Warner Bros. Television Studios	^[1]
Judith Ford	Iota	Miss America 1969	^[14]
Mary Frann	Sigma	actress in Newhart	^[1]
Jeannette Clift George	Beta Eta	film and stage actress	^[1]
Michele Greene	Alpha Nu	television actress, singer, and author	^[1]
Alex Guarnaschelli	Zeta Theta	chef, cookbook author, and television personality	^[1]
Samantha Harris	Sigma	former host of Dancing with the Stars, host of various shows on E!, model, and actress	^[15]
Patricia Heaton	Epsilon	Emmy Award-Winning actress and comedian	^[7]^[16]
Dagny Hultgreen	Beta Eta	film actress and entertainment reporter	^[1]
Christine Lahti	Xi	Academy Award, Golden Globe, and Emmy Award-Winning actress and director	^[16]
Julia Louis-Dreyfus	Sigma	Emmy Award-winning actress	^[16]^[7]
Joan Lunden	Delta Eta	former host of Good Morning America	^[1]
Heather McMahan	Alpha Psi	actress, comedian
Kari Michaelsen	Alpha Sigma	actress, television personality, and motivational speaker	^[1]
Donna Mills	Iota	actress in Knots Landing	^[1]
Cierra Ortega	Alpha Pi	contestant on Love Island (American TV series) season 7.
Cristina Perez	Alpha Sigma	lawyer, television judge, radio host, and author	^[1]
Kelly Preston	Alpha Nu	film actress	^[1]
Alice Ripley	Gamma Epsilon	Broadway actress; Tony Award winner, Next to Normal	^[17]
Eva Marie Saint	Beta Mu	actress	^[7]
Evelyn Ay Sempier	Beta Phi	Miss America 1954	^[14]
Susan Spencer	Beta Xi	actress and comedian from Saturday Night Live	^[1]
Lizz Winstead	Lambda	creator of The Daily Show	^[1]

Name	Chapter	Notability	Ref.
Mona Kosar Abdi	Epsilon Iota	journalist with WSET ABC 13, Al Jazeera Media Network, and KGTV Channel 10	^[18]
Jill Arrington	Beta Tau	former sports reporter for CBS	^[1]
Ann Coulter	Chi	media pundit, syndicated columnist, author	^[7]^[19]
E.D. Tarbox Hill	Beta Eta	news anchor former host of Fox and Friends	^[1]
Betsy Martin	Beta Epsilon	Emmy-winning journalist and former news executive at NBC's Meet the Press	^[1]
Terry Murphy	Epsilon	Emmy Award-winning journalist of Hard Copy	^[16]
Kyra Phillips	Alpha Nu	CNN anchor, four-time Emmy Award winner	^[1]
Susan Spencer	Beta Xi	news reporter and correspondent for 48 Hours Mystery and CBS Sunday Morning	^[1]
Anita Vogel	Alpha Nu	Fox News correspondent, Emmy Award winner	^[16]
Jan Yanehiro	Gamma Lambda	Emmy award-winning broadcast journalist	^[1]

Name	Chapter	Notability	Ref.
Grace Abbott	Kappa	U.S. Secretary of Labor; head of the United States Children's Bureau, first U.S. representative to the League of Nations	^[3]
Carol Bellamy	Beta Lambda	president and CEO of World Learning, executive director of UNICEF (1995–2005), former director of the U.S. Peace Corps	^[1]
Rita Colwell	Beta Iota	first female Director of the National Science Foundation and chairman of Canon US Life Sciences, Inc.	^[1]
Nancy-Ann DeParle	Gamma Alpha	deputy chief of staff for policy in the Obama administration, director of the White House Office of Health Reform	^[1]
Susan Engeleiter	Omega	first woman to head the Small Business Administration	^[1]
Mary E. Gladwin	Eta	Red Cross nurse who served in three wars, recipient of the Florence Nightingale Medal	^[1]
Fern Holland	Alpha Iota	attorney, worked for United States Agency for International Development, Defense of Freedom Medal recipient	^[20]
Tracy Walder	Alpha Nu	FBI agent and CIA employee, author of The Unexpected Spy	^[1]

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Name	Chapter	Notability	Ref.
Elizabeth M. Boyer	Beta Mu	author, lawyer, and founder of Women's Equity Action League	^[21]
Deborah L. Cook	Eta	federal judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit	^[1]
Sarah T. Hughes	Psi Second	first female federal judge	^[1]
Cristina Perez	Alpha Sigma	lawyer, television judge, radio host, and author	^[1]

Name	Chapter	Notability	Ref.
Kelly Ayotte	Alpha Chi	United States Senator from New Hampshire, New Hampshire Attorney General	^[22]
Jo Ann Emerson	Alpha Rho	U.S. Congresswoman from Missouri	^[22]
Dorothy Felton	Alpha Omega	Georgia General Assembly	^[1]^[23]
Melissa Hart	Epsilon Delta	U.S. Congresswoman from Pennsylvania	^[24]
Mary Landrieu	Gamma Zeta	Senator from Louisiana, Louisiana State Treasurer, and Louisiana House of Representatives	^[22]^[25]
Ruth Bryan Owen	Kappa	United States Ambassador to Denmark, United States House of Representatives from Florida	^[1]
Joan A. Polaschik	Epsilon Gamma	United States Ambassador to Algeria, director of the Foreign Service Institute	^[1]
Susie Lee	Beta Nu	United States House of Representatives from Nevada	^[26]

Name	Chapter	Notability	Ref.
Judy Bell	Alpha Pi	first female president of United States Golf Association	^[1]
Carin Cone	Gamma Sigma	competition swimmer, Olympic medalist	^[1]
Polina Edmunds	Zeta Epsilon	figure skater, 2014 Winter Olympics	^[1]
Emilee Klein	Gamma Phi	professional golfer and college golf coach	^[1]
Bonnie Lauer	Beta Xi	professional golfer; 1977 Rookie of the Year	^[1]
Alison Lee	Alpha Sigma	professional golfer	^[1]
Alison Levine	Alpha Phi	mountain climber, author, speaker	^[1]
Cynthia "Cynt" Marshall	Gamma	Dallas Mavericks CEO	^[27]
Susan Nattrass	Beta Beta	trap shooter in the 1976 Summer Olympics, World Champion	^[1]
Jill Savery	Gamma	gold medal at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta with the synchronized swim team	^[1]
Anne White	Alpha Nu	former professional tennis player	^[1]

Name	Chapter	Notability	Ref.
George Banta	Phi	founder of George Banta Company, publisher of multiple fraternity and sorority magazines	^[28]
Jordana Blake	Epsilon Psi	romance author	^[29]
Christine Clifford	Beta Chi	author and motivational speaker	^[1]
Brenda Wang Clough	Beta Nu	science fiction and fantasy author	^[1]
Heloise Cruse	Zeta Eta	advice columnist	^[1]
Carolyn Englefield	Epsilon	author, editor for House Beautiful, House & Garden, and Veranda	^[30]^[31]^[32]
Ellen Bromfield Geld	Chi	author, conservationist, writer for the newspaper O Estado de São Paulo	^[33]^[34]
Jackie Martin	Rho	first female photo and art editor of the Washington Herald, war correspondent, and director of photo operations of The Marshall Plan	^[1]
Marcia McNutt	Beta Delta	editor-in-chief of the peer-reviewed journal Science, geophysicist	^[1]
Lauren Purcell	Upsilon	deputy editor of Self magazine, editor-in-chief of Every Day With Rachael Ray	^[1]
Terry Tempest Williams	Beta Gamma	author, conservationist, activist	^[1]