UMD Kappa Delta
FAMOUS KΔS
- Pearl Sydenstricker Buck, Nobel Prize winning author
- Georgia O'Keeffe, renowned artist
- Claudia Kennedy, U.S. Army's first female three-star general
- Bonnie Dunbar, space shuttle astronaut
- Ruth Johnson Colvin, founder of Literacy Volunteers of America
- Donna Stone, founder of Prevent Child Abuse America
- Joan Lowery Nixon, noted children's book author
- Patricia Wood Barnes, founder of Sister Schubert's Homemade Rolls
- Sara James, award winning television news correspondent
- Winsome McIntosh, philanthropist
- Janet Marie Smith, urban visionary, planner and business woman
- Cynthia Clark Wedel, first woman president of the National Council of Churches
- Margaret Holland Sargent, one of America's leading protraitists
- Hellene Runtagh, businesswoman
- Trischa Zorn, Paralympic athlete and champion swimmer
- Kathleen Babineau Blanco, first female to be elected Governor of the State of Louisiana
- Patricia Polito Miller, co-founder of Vera Bradley Designs
- Christine O'Grady Gregoire, Governor of the State of Washington
- Suzy Spafford Lidstrom, creator of Suzy's Zoo greeting cards and merchandise
- June Hunt, author, singer, speaker and founder of Hope for the Heart
- Marjorie Mehne Culmer, National President, Girl Scouts of the USA, elected 1957
- Debbie Maffett Wilson, crowned Miss America in 1983
- Ali Landry, actress; Miss USA 1996
- Ellen Albertini Dow, stage, television and movie actress
- Jean Carpenter Carnahan, U.S. Senator, Missouri 2000-2002
- Gloria Ray, established the Women's Basketball Hall of Fame
- Mary Elizabeth Nickinson Chitty, editor of the Sewannee Review
- Nancy Thies Marshall, Olympic gymnast
- Brooke Anderson, CNN Reporter