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Famous Kappas
- Laurie Hickson Smith - Trading Spaces Designer
- Kate Spade - handbag/clothing designer
- Ashley Judd - actress
- Kate Jackson - actress
- Nancy O'Dell - entertainment news anchor/host "Access Hollywood"
- Jann Carl - entertainment news correspondent, "Entertainment Tonight"
- Gena Rowlands - actress
- Helen Wagner - actress "As the World Turns" (longest performing original cast member)
- Annabeth Gish - actress
- Bonnie Bartlett - actress
- Barbara Feldon - actress
- Ruth Leach Pollack - first women vice president of IBM
- Robin Burns - former top executive for Calvin Klein's "Eternity" and "Obsession" fragrances and Estee Lauder Cosmetics - now leads a new division of Intimate Brands, Inc., which runs Victoria's Secret and Bath and Body Works chains.
- Shelley Capito - U.S. Congresswomen
- Jenna Edwards - Queen For a Day (cover of Summer 02 collegiate at University of Miami)
- Jane Swift - Massachusetts Governor
- Susan Harrell Black - federal judge
- Nancy Ham Ostander - diplomat and ambassador
- Jean Nelson Penfield - lawyer, women's rights advocate, helped found League of Women Voters
- Barbara Leaman McDougall - former Minister of Employment and Immigration and Minister Responsible for the Status of Women in Canada
- Mary Carlin Yates - U.S. Ambassador to Burundi
- Donna DeVarona - gold medallist swimmer and first female sportscaster in network TV
- Patty Berg - champion golfer
- Jane Blalock - champion golfer, fourth women to earn more than $100,000 in a single season
- Doris Hart - tennis champion
- Helen Willis Moody Roarke - tennis champion
- Sharon Carlson Wilsnack - authority on women and alcohol
- Mary Kathryn Hammock - neurosurgeon, founder of National Brain Research Association
- Shelby Dietrich Rector - renowned for work with AIDS, hemophilia, arthritis patients
- Jane Pauly - TV anchor/host "Dateline NBC/MSNBC"
- Erin Moriarty - "48 Hours" TV correspondent
- Robin Wright - reporter/foreign correspondent
- Tamara Traedor - co-author of
"Girlfriends" books
Delta Omicron
The Delta Omicron chapter of Kappa Kappa
Gamma was founded at Iowa State University in 1946 and has been going
strong ever since. Like all other Kappa chapters, we are unified by our
diversity. This shows in the fact we have members majoring in everything
from business to journalism, engineering to exercise and sport science,
pre-veterinary to elementary education and anything in-between.
The Kappas are also very involved off and on campus--with members in Student Alumni Leadership Council, Greek Week Central, Panhellenic Executive Council, Varieties Central Committee, VEISHEA Exec, Freshman Council, Cheer Squad, Intramural Sports, and many other clubs and activities.
No matter what we do, who we are, or where we go, all the sisters at Delta Omicron know that Kappa is a home where we can find friendship, support, laughter, and love anytime we need.