Sarabeth Parent is proud to be celebrating the fact that she has been a part of many wonderful charitable and philanthropic efforts. She has had the pleasure of participating in a number of charities and other philanthropic events in her life. Sarabeth Parent has been able to do this, as she is a member of a very special sorority known as Alpha Chi Omega.

Sarabeth Parent is a student at the University of New Hampshire. This university is located in Durham, New Hampshire, and it is home to a large number of students. Sarabeth Parent loves the vibrant campus, as it is full of a diversity of students, teachers, classes, organizations, and more. At the school, Sarabeth Parent spends a great deal of time exploring the UNH campus, as she loves the New England atmosphere.

Sarabeth Parent enjoys working towards her degree a great deal. She is happy to be attending such a supportive university. Sarabeth Parent works hard every day in order to make sure that she does her best. While this takes up a great deal of her time, Sarabeth Parent still makes sure to fulfill her other responsibilities.

Sarabeth Parent is a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Before joining the sorority, Sarabeth Parent made sure to do research in order to determine which sorority would be the best fit for her. Sarabeth Parent says, “I did a lot of research in regards to the different sororities that were on campus. I wanted to make sure that the sorority I joined was right for me, and that I was right for it. I learned a number of fascinating things about Alpha Chi Omega that ultimately lead me to choosing it.”

Sarabeth Parent continues, “One of the most important things that I learned about the sorority was in regards to the ways that the sorority has helped others throughout the years.” In World Wars I and II, Sarabeth Parent learned, Alpha Chi Omega helped working mothers. Today, the sorority helps with issues of domestic violence. Sarabeth Parent is proud to be a member of a sorority that has helped women in a variety of ways for over a century.