Zeta Tau Alpha - Notable Members

Notable Members

  • Erin Andrews (Gamma Iota) - ESPN reporter and host of FOX College Football for Fox Sports, Member of the Gator basketball dance team from 1997–2000
  • Susan Ford Bales (Alpha Upsilon) - Daughter of President Gerald Ford, Spokesperson for the National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
  • Brigadier General Margaret A. Brewer, U.S.M.C. (Alpha Gamma) - First Woman General of the United States Marine Corps.
  • Betty Buckley (Gamma Psi) - Tony Award winning theater, film, and television actress; (Cats, Eight is Enough, Tender Mercies)
  • Faith Daniels (Theta) - News personality; (48 Hours, Sunday Morning, The Today Show, CBS Morning News, A Closer Look)
  • Phyllis George (Gamma Phi) - Miss America 1971, Emmy Award winning television host and sportscaster (The NFL Today) and author
  • Shannon James (Eta Kappa) - model, Hooters Billboard Girl, and Miss May 2007, Playboy magazine
  • Geralyn Lucas (Special Initiate of Theta Xi) - author and Director of Public Affairs for Lifetime Television.
  • Deborah Platt Majoras (Delta Omega) - former chairman of the Federal Trade Commission.
  • Jenna Morasca - Winner of Survivor: The Amazon, and contestant on Survivor: All Stars
  • Betty Nguyen (Kappa) - CNN journalist
  • Nicole Paggi (Theta Psi) - Actress
  • Lynda Bird Johnson Robb (Kappa) - Daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson, wife of Charles Robb
  • Brittany Toll (Beta Nu)- Current Miss New Mexico USA, top 16 finalist at Miss USA and "Fan Favorite" and former Miss New Mexico Teen USA
  • Dr. Ellen Taaffe Zwilich (Beta Gamma) - First female to win the Pulitzer Prize in music and to receive a doctorate in music composition from Juilliard.
  • Shonda Schilling (Iota Delta) Founder of SHADE, The Curt and Shonda Schilling Melanoma Foundation of America, wife of Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling

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