Famous Zeta Members

	Erin Andrews An alumna of Gamma Iota Chapter, University of Florida, 2000 Sideline reporter for ESPN on Major League Baseball, NCAA football, basketball and baseball Member of the Gator basketball dance team from 1997- 2000
	Susan Ford Bales Daughter of former President Gerald R. Ford Special Initiate of Alpha Upsilon Chapter, Oklahoma State University, 1993 A dedicated breast-cancer advocate, she has served as spokesperson for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month for more than a decade Co-chairman for the Capitol Council for Early Detection, a group of 11 wives and daughters of Presidents and Vice Presidents
	Brigadier General Margaret A. Brewer, U.S.M.C. An alumna of Alpha Gamma Chapter, University of Michigan First Woman General of the United States Marine Corps
	Phyllis George Brown An alumna of the University of North Texas and Texas Christian University, initiated into Gamma Phi Chapter Selected Miss America, 1971 Debuted as Network Television’s first female sportscaster in 1976 Earned an Emmy award for work with the NFL on CBS Hosted “NFL Today” for eight seasons Married Kentucky Fried Chicken Co-Founder John Y. Brown, Jr. in 1979; he served as governor of Kentucky from 1979-83 Authored Kentucky Crafts
	Betty Buckley An alumna of Gamma Psi Chapter, Texas Christian University Won a Tony Award in 1983 for the portrayal of Grizabella in Cats, the musical Portrayed the role of “Abby” on the TV series Eight Is Enough Headed the London Company of Sunset Boulevard for a year, before starring on Broadway in the New York production at the Minskoff Theatre Starred in the Bruce Beresford film Tender Mercies
	Faith Skowronski Daniels An alumna of Theta Chapter, Bethany College Reported news for 48 Hours and Sunday Morning Served as News Anchor for The Today Show and CBS Early Morning News Hosted the television show A Closer Look
Geralyn Lucas Special Initiate of Theta Xi Chapter at Rutgers University during Convention 2006 Author of “Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy” which become a Lifetime Television movie in 2006 Director of Public Affairs for Lifetime Television Member of Lifetime's Stop Breast Cancer for Life initiative Deborah Platt Majoras An alumna of Delta Omega Chapter, Westminster College Named by President George W. Bush as Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, Aug. 2004 Partner in the antitrust section of Jones Day law firm, Washington, D.C. Appointed deputy assistant attorney general at the U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division, April 2001; Named principal deputy, Nov. 2002. Juris Doctorate from the University of Virginia in 1989 Selected ZTA's 2006 Outstanding Alumna
	Nicole Paggi An alumna of Theta Psi Chapter, Texas State University San Marcos Will appear in "Campus Confidential" (2005) TV Series Starred as Sydney Shanowski on "Hope & Faith" (2003) TV Series Played Marie Blanchard in Frozen Impact (2003) Movie In 2002, played Britney in "Providence" TV Series Debuted on TV Series "Pasadena" in 2001 as Jennie Bradbury
	Lynda Johnson Robb An alumna of Kappa Chapter, The University of Texas at Austin Daughter of former President Lyndon B. Johnson Married to Virginia Senator Charles Robb Serves as Vice President of the L.B.J. Company, on the Board of Directors of the radio station KLBJ and director of the LBJ Foundation She serves as Chairman of the Board for Reading Is Fundamental Selected ZTA’s 1998 Outstanding Alumna
	Shonda Brewer Shilling An alumna of Iota Delta Chapter, Towson University in Maryland Founder of SHADE, The Curt and Shonda Schilling Melanoma Foundation of America Selected ZTA’s 2004 Outstanding Alumna Selected Towson University’s Outstanding Alumna 2007
	Dr. Ellen Taaffe Zwilich An alumna of Florida State University, Beta Gamma Chapter The first female recipient of the Pulitzer Prize in music, won in 1983 for her Symphony No. 1 Holds the first appointment to the Carnegie Hall Composer’s Chair, collaborating with the staff on all of the Hall’s activities With the blessing of cartoonist Charles Schulz, an avid fan who mentioned her twice in his comic strips, composed “Peanuts Gallery,” a lively six-part character study for piano and orchestra First woman to receive a doctorate in music composition from the Julliard School of Music