Famous Chi Omegas
Chi Omega boasts many prominent women in the arts, media, law, medicine, business, and education. Here are just a few of the household names:
Dr. Joan M. Goebel (Chi Gamma)--First woman appointed to the teaching staff of St. Louis Medical College
Lucy Liu (Eta)--Motion picture and television actress(Charlie's Angels)
Sela Ward (Nu Beta)--Emmy award winning motion picture and television actress(Sisters, The Fugitive, 54)
Liza Huber (Epsilon Beta)--Television actress(Passions)
Joyce DeWitt (Phi Epsilon)--Television actress(Three's Company)
Joanne Woodward (Phi Gamma)--Academy Award winning television and motion picture actress (Philadelphia, The Three Faces of Eve)
Natalie Allen (Epsilon Delta)--CNN Anchor
Nell Harper Lee (Nu Beta)--Author of To Kill a Mockingbird
Mary Ann Mobley (Tau)--Television actress and former Miss America
Katherine Grant Crosby (Iota)--Motion picture and television actress
Alanna Davis (Tau Beta)--"The Today Show"
Pat Head Summit (Xi Zeta)--Coach of the 1984 U.S. Olympic basketball team
Alice Sheets Marriott (Xi Alpha)--Hotel executive
Susan Athey (Mu Kappa)--Noted Economist, 1996 Chi Omega Woman of Achievement
Anne Cawthon Booth (Eta Delta)--Chief Judge, First District Court of Appeals, State of Florida, Tallahassee
Martha Layne Collins (Lambda Alpha)--Former Governor of Kentucky
Shirley Hufstedler (Pi Gamma)--Former Secretary, United States Department of Education
Mabelle McElvain Miller (Xi)--First Lady of oil and gas production
Patricia Schroeder (Pi Beta)--Member of the House of Representatives
Melanie Maxwell Shain (Chi Delta)-Named Woman Banker of the Year by the American Institute of Banking, 1978
Sylvia Hitchcock (Nu Beta)--Former "Miss Universe"
Susan Helms (Pi Gamma)--NASA Astronaut, first woman to live in the International Space Station