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2019 Patricia Peterson Danielson (PPD) Award Winners Region 1 Region 3 Region 5 Region 7 Alpha Chi-Penn State Alpha Omega-Arkansas Alpha Epsilon-Washington University Alpha Eta-Whitman Beta Lambda-Gettysburg Beta Psi-Alabama Alpha Kappa-Washburn Alpha Phi-British Columbia Beta Nu-Carnegie Mellon Delta Iota-Georgia Alpha Lambda-Drake Beta-Washington Epsilon Beta-Bucknell Delta Lambda-Mississippi State Alpha Theta-North Dakota Beta Beta-Alberta Epsilon Delta-Washington Delta Pi-Southern Mississippi Alpha Zeta-Lawrence Beta Chi-Denver and Jefferson Delta Sigma-Auburn Eta Pi-DePaul Beta Delta-Colorado College Eta Phi-NYU Epsilon Phi-Loyola Eta Theta-St. Louis Beta Gamma-Utah Eta Upsilon-Drexel Eta Chi-Georgia College Gamma Upsilon-Wichita State Beta Omega-Washington State Omicron-Adelphi Eta Delta-North Florida Lambda-Minnesota Beta Upsilon-Oregon State Rho-Syracuse Eta Eta-Spring Hill Mu-Missouri Eta Iota-Nevada, Reno Zeta Alpha-Villanova Eta Omicron-Arkansas, Fort Smith Sigma-Northwestern Nu-Idaho Zeta Theta-Columbia Gamma Mu-Florida State Phi-Colorado Gamma Theta-Florida Pi-Montana Gamma Zeta-Louisiana State Zeta Nu-Montevallo Region 6 Region 2 Zeta Upsilon-Furman Alpha Iota-Oklahoma Beta Epsilon-American Zeta Xi-UAB Alpha Upsilon-Southern Methodist Region 8 Beta Sigma-Maryland Beta Eta-Texas Alpha Nu-USC Beta Theta-Duke Eta Gamma-Texas A&M Delta Eta-Cal State, Sacramento Delta Omicron-Morehead State Eta Lambda-New Mexico State Epsilon Iota-UC San Diego Delta Zeta-Memphis Region 4 Gamma Beta-Tulsa Epsilon Sigma-San Diego State Epsilon Epsilon-Tennessee Tech Alpha Rho-Ohio Wesleyan Gamma Nu-North Texas Eta Alpha-Pepperdine Epsilon Gamma-Virginia Beta Xi-Michigan State Gamma Phi-Arizona State Eta Rho-UC Merced Epsilon Mu-William and Mary Beta Zeta-Denison Gamma Sigma-Houston Gamma Chi-Cal State, Long Beach Eta Tau-Christopher Newport Eta-Akron Gamma Tau-Texas Christian Gamma Kappa-UC Santa Barbara Gamma Alpha-Tennessee Gamma Epsilon-Kent State Gamma Xi-Texas Tech Zeta Lambda-UC Riverside Gamma Pi-Roanoke Gamma Iota-DePauw Zeta Eta-Texas State Zeta Gamma-Richmond Gamma Omicron-Indiana State Zeta Psi-Salisbury Theta-Indiana Zeta Sigma-Northern Kentucky Theta Beta-Case Xi-Michigan New Chapter Region Zeta-Albion Theta Gamma-UNC Wilmington.

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