Included in Greek Week every year for the last seven years, Sigma Pi has the privilege to throw a pageant for all the sororities to raise money for their philanthropy Clinica Family Health Services (clinica.org). This year Theta Beta was represented by the one and only senior Kara Vosburgh. With poise, intelligence, chapter and Panhellenic spirit on our side, we were bound to do well.
Last night was the 7th Annual Miss Greek Pageant and the lovely Kara Vosburgh took Second Place! We couldn't be more proud of here and all of her accomplishments. Honored to call her our sister, here's a little more about Kara:
Class: Senior
Hometown: San Jose, California
Major: Political Science and Psychology
Extracurricular Activities: Young Life leader
Sorority Positions Held: Chapter Correspondent, Continuing Education Chair, Member Development Chair, Member of the Standards Board, Internal Vice President of Panhellenic
Kara has been an active member of our chapter over the last four years and also had the privilege of serving on our school's Panhellenic Board. She is a fabulous representation of what a Tri Delta woman should embody in her everyday life. We are humbled to say that she is our sister and so excited that all of her hard work and dedication for this cause paid off for a second place finish! We all worked hard to help Kara with fundraising efforts, doing fun things like selling custom tee shirts and having a senior garage sale.
Look! It's Kara on an eagle:
Kara was asked, what does representing Tri Delta for Miss Greek mean to you?
"I am so glad to represent Tri Delta in the CU Miss Greek Pageant and to raise money for a wonderful cause like Clinica Family Health Services, that serves the Boulder/Denver area. The communities I have been in since coming to CU--Tri Delta, the Panhellenic community, and my Young Life community--have served me so well in becoming the woman I am today. Nothing makes me happier than giving back to the places that have given me so much."
Thank you to Kara for all her dedication and a HUGE thank you to everyone who donated on her behalf. Our chapter raised nearly 8,000 dollars for Clinica and the Panhellenic community as a whole raised almost 83,000 dollars.
We are all honored to be part of a community that can come together for a great cause.
To learn more about Clinica Family Health services you can visit their website clinica.org
Or to learn about the other contestants from this years Miss Greek, check out cumissgreek.org
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