Meet AOII President,

Abby Taylor

Hear from Abby about what being in the Panhellenic community means to her:

“To me, Panhellenic is the opportunity to serve something much bigger than yourself. This community has shown me change occurs when individuals come together for a purpose. The Panhellenic community has allowed me to surround myself with a group of strong, capable, and intentional women who leave rooms better than they found them. One of my favorite parts of the Panhellenic community at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, is the unity that can be found among our differences. Each one of the organizations has a set of values and morals that they hold close to themselves. However, each organization strives to work together and acknowledge growth and change. The community succeeds in uniting all our goals, morals, and values. The Panhellenic community at the University of Tennessee is a community that has allowed me to grow who I am as an individual, a leader, and a friend. Most importantly, Panhellenic is finding and embracing life-long friendships, values, and service that can be carried in all transitions of life.”