A message from Morgan Whitis who served as the Director of Recruitment Counselors on the Panhellenic Executive Counsel on UK Panhellenic for 2025 Recruitment:

Hi! My name is Morgan Whitis, and I’m a proud member of AC ’23!
This year, I had the honor and privilege of serving on the Kentucky Panhellenic Executive Board and Recruitment Team as the Director of Recruitment Counselors. Over the course of two weeks, I trained and oversaw 160 incredible Recruitment Counselors from our 14 Panhellenic chapters here on campus.
This opportunity was truly one of a kind. I experienced so much joy, love, and fun while creating bonds with women I may never have met otherwise. I am continually empowered by each Recruitment Counselor’s leadership, grace, and patience as they guided potential new members through the recruitment process.
I was especially grateful to share this journey with 15 of my Alpha Delta Pi sisters, making it an experience I will cherish for the rest of my life. It reminded me of why I chose to go through recruitment and why I continue to choose Alpha Delta Pi every single day. We always say ADPi is forever, and I wholeheartedly believe that Panhellenic bonds, no matter a woman’s affiliation, are forever as well.
This experience is truly beyond words, but if I had to choose one, it would be Irreplaceable.The gratitude I have for each Recruitment Counselor will never waver; they were my “why” throughout the entire process, and I am in awe of the women they are.
Pi Love and All of Mine,
Morgan Whitis, AC ’23

A message from some of Alpha Delta Pi - Beta Psi’s who served as recruitment counselors on UK Panhellenic for 2025 Recruitment:

Mj Scholten

My name is Mj Scholten and I am a part of AC '23. This past recruitment season I was a Recruitment Counselor (formerly known as Gamma Chi) and I had the most phenomenal experience. I was given the responsibility of guiding 13 Freshman girls all living in Donovan Hall through a very difficult time and transition. With bringing 11 of them to Bid Day with me, it was a process to get there. Between what may have been the longest weekend of my life, I grew so fond of each and everyone one of them. These girls pushed me to be a leader, a better friend, and a more empathetic person. From this experience I gained so much emotional strength and support. Tears may have been shed in the roller coaster that can be sorority recruitment but keeping in mind that everything happens for a reason was key. I have always been a little sister and for once I got the opportunity to feel like the oldest sibling. I loved this experience, the person it shaped me into, and the friendships I gained; and I would encourage anyone to allow themselves this opportunity.