Sandy Singleton: AXO Leader Extraordinaire

Aug 19

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The History of Omega's Stairs & Senior Wing

This year at the AXO National Convention, I met a powerhouse named Sandy Singleton. While most blogs on this site are about sisters from Omega, Sandy is a treasured exception.

I was unaware at the time that Sandy's influence on me and all Alpha Chis who ever lived at 735 NE Monroe was possibly more significant than the humble introduction I received that day.

Sandy held several leadership roles and played a crucial role in the house remodel during the late 1980s, including the development of the senior wing.

Despite not being an Omega, she live in Spokane as a child and had a deep respect for the Washington State chapter.

Sandy's dedication and mentorship of then Rush Chair Jeannette Bowers Weaver was a strong partnership and friendship. Sandy flew out to Pullman multiple times to really get to know the sisters. In my email exchange with Sandy, she said "Being able to go to Pullman and visit Omega was so special for me!"

The impact of Sandy and Jeannette's work together enabled one of the most successful recruitment seasons in Omega's history. The staircase in particular was a big attraction to PNMs. The year after the remodel, Omega won a National Award for their Rush season. The success of those years fueled the Omega chapter to become the home to all Real. Strong. Women. in Pullman throughout the 80s and every year afterward.

Truly, Sandy embodies the motto "Together Let Us Seek the Heights".