Celebrating Excellence: Announcing the Regional Recipients of the Grace Mason Lundy Award

Each year, Delta Zeta has the privilege of recognizing extraordinary senior members whose collegiate experiences reflect deep loyalty, unwavering devotion and meaningful service to their chapters, campuses and the Sorority.  

Today, we are proud to celebrate the women selected as Regional Recipients of the Grace Mason Lundy Award: 

• Region I: Ashley Heffernan, Xi Upsilon, Northeastern University 

• Region II: Aundalynn Aljoe, Zeta Phi, Slippery Rock University 

• Region III: Emily  Hampton, Epsilon Delta, Concord University 

• Region IV: Annika Anderson, Gamma Kappa, Kent State University 

• Region V: Zoe Beck, Beta Gamma, University of Louisville 

• Region VI: Allison Knudson, Omicron Xi, Mars Hill University 

• Region VII: Ashley VanOyen, Epsilon Sigma, Wayne State University 

• Region VIII: Grace Corl, Pi Alpha, University of Florida  

• Region IX: Jenni Page, Alpha Gamma, University of Alabama 

• Region X: Mary West, Zeta Psi, Stephen F. Austin University 

• Region XI: Angelina Orent, Beta Tau, Nebraska Wesleyan University 

• Region XII: Jillian Stayton, Lambda Rho, Illinois State University 

• Region XIII: McKenzie Hebert, Pi Zeta, Arizona State University 

The Grace Mason Lundy Award honors senior members who have demonstrated exceptional commitment throughout their collegiate journey. These women have not only led with purpose but have also strengthened their chapters, elevated the Delta Zeta experience, and made lasting contributions that will continue to shape their communities long after graduation. 

Through their leadership, these women have fostered strong chapter cultures, supported academic excellence, and championed service and philanthropy. They have modeled Delta Zeta’s values and ideals while inspiring those around them to lead with confidence, compassion and integrity. Their contributions reflect the spirit of Grace Mason Lundy – women who give generously of their time, talent and heart in service to the Sorority. 

Being named a Regional Recipient is a significant accomplishment and reflects the respect and admiration of peers, advisors and campus communities alike. These women are now among the National Finalists, with national award recipients to be announced later this month. 

We congratulate each Regional Recipient on this well-deserved recognition and thank them for their outstanding contributions to Delta Zeta. Your leadership, service and dedication continue to strengthen our sisterhood and inspire future generations.