Sarah Thomas

Sarah Thomas
Sarah with her little, Jenna, at the Fall 2009 Big/Little Ceremony
Name	Sarah Thomas
Chapter	Epsilon Delta University of South Florida
Date Inducted	Fall 2008
Roll Number	ΕΔ 219
Alumni Chapter/Assoc
Honorary Member
Major	International Studies, minors in Russian Studies & Sustainable Development
Birthdate	September 9, 1988
Spouse
Nicknames	White Russian
Awards	'Most Changed Brother' 2009

Sarah Thomas (born 9 September 1988) is an Active Member of Epsilon Delta Chapter (ΕΔ 219) at the University of South Florida.

Early Fraternity Life and Career

Sarah came to USF in the fall of 2006. During the summer of 2008, she realized that she had been wasting her time at college and wanted to be more involved in campus life. She decided to attend a rush info session after receiving an email from Phi Sigma Pi. She fell in love with the organization and the people, and was inducted as a member of the Lambda class in the fall of 2008.

Collegiate Years at Epsilon Delta

Sarah has served on the Service committee and the Relay for Life temporary committee during her first semester as an Active Member. She later moved to the Awards & Scholarship committee, where she led events such as sushi making and Russian language lessons.

She was elected one of the initiate advisors for the 2009-2010 school year. During the fall semester, Sarah helped to continue on the tradition of a weekend camping retreat and helped to prepare 6 wonderful Initiates for their national exam.

After a few opportunities came around during the fall semester, Sarah decided to drop the Initiate Advisor position in the spring to focus on her research and career preparation. But, she does plan on staying active within the Brotherhood and with the upcoming Spring 2010 Xi Class.

Bigs and Littles

Sarah's Big Brother is Karen Omer, and is a member of the Dysfunkshunal Family.

Other Interesting Facts

Sarah is majoring in International Studies, where she has focused on Russian politics and, later, sustainable development. She is currently conducting research for the Kiran C. Patel Center for Global Solutions. Her research focuses on using alternative energy to power schools in Latin America.

She is also known for drastically changing her hair every month or so. In the past year, she has had ruby red, bleached blond, black, pink, blue, red again, purple, and brown hair.