Famous Delta Zetas

​​Loral Langemeier, Nebraska Wesleyan University; author of “The Millionaire Maker” and two New York Times bestsellers, “The Millionaire Maker's Guide to Wealth Cycle Investing” and “The Millionaire Maker's Guide to Creating a Cash Machine for Life.” She currently acts as a financial expert on the “Dr. Phil” show, mentoring families in financial crisis, and has appeared frequently on CNN, CNBC and Fox News Channel. Marjory “Marj” Maxwell Donn, Pennsylvania State University; published a novel, “2016: A Novel of America and the World.” Marj has also co-authored curriculum published by the national Unitarium Universalist Association.

Florence Henderson,  UCLA; Actress  on The Brady Bunch and spokesperson for the hearing impaired and Speaking of Women's Health.

Marcia Wallace, Parsons College; Actress; The Bob Newhart Show, “The Simpsons," celebrity spokesperson for Saks Fifth Avenue “Fashion Targets Breast Cancer.”

Emily Heintz, University of Georgia; founder of Label Los Angeles (www.labellosangeles.com), online fashion shopping bringing trending Los Angeles fashions to the entire country.

Shelley Levine Berkley,​ University of Nevada/Las Vegas, (D-NV): is currently in her fifth term as a Member of the U.S. House of Representatives. She works to increase access to affordable, high quality health care for America’s families; encourages the development of alternative energy sources; and to provide the resources needed to meet the needs of U.S. veterans and military families. She was Delta Zeta’s 1991 Woman of the Year.

Crown Princess Martha of Norway; became an initiated member of Delta Zeta after visiting the University of North Dakota and becoming interested in the role the sorority played in the lives of college women; was initiated in 1939 by a ceremony that was presided over by National President Myrtle Graeter Malott; personally thanked Delta Zeta for aid to her country’s children through the Foreign Friendships Service after World War II.

Candice Maynard, William Jewell College; selected as Miss Black Missouri USA; competed for the title of Miss Black USA; advocate for promoting literacy in the African-American community and for the Children's Miracle Network, the pageant's philanthropy.