Alpha Delta Pi Foundation Honors Cumming Student with Scholarship

Alpha Delta Pi Foundation Inc. has announced its 2013-2014 scholarship recipients. Sixty-one scholarships were available to members of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority for undergraduate, graduate and continuing education studies.

Kathryn M. Kibler, a Cumming native and undergraduate student at Brenau University, was selected to receive the Frances Johnson Murrah Scholarship for the 2013-2014 school year. She was one of 49 undergraduate students across the nation to receive a scholarship from the Foundation.

The Alpha Delta Pi Foundation provides essential resources for Alpha Delta Pi Sorority’s educational, leadership and philanthropic activities. Established in 1983 as a separate 501(c)(3) organization, the Alpha Delta Pi Foundation accepts tax-deductible gifts to fund a variety of opportunities that benefit Alpha Delta Pi and its members, as well as, the community at large. In addition, the Foundation continues to support the preservation of monuments and memorials that are special to Alpha Delta Pi’s place in history as the first secret society for women.

The Alpha Delta Pi Foundation takes honor in recognizing students that are as well-rounded and driven as Lauren, according to the press release.

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