Hi y’all, I’m Caroline Miller! I am grateful and blessed to serve as TCU Kappa Alpha Theta’s Vice President of Education. My role means that I am the first face our new members see once they join this special sisterhood, and I get to guide them along the way to becoming official Thetas. I am absolutely thrilled and honored that I get to leave an impact on our Gamma Psi chapter in this way.

I am a junior nursing student with a dream of becoming a Nurse Anesthetist one day. If you can’t find me in the nursing building, I’m probably watching reality TV shows with my roommates, taking long hot girl walks around my neighborhood, sitting in a cute Fort Worth coffee shop, or facetiming my family and friends from home.

Originally from Wichita, Kansas, I knew that moving to Fort Worth for college would be intimidating, nerve-racking, and exciting all at the same time. As someone with only an older brother, I had never truly felt what it meant to have a sister, and more importantly, to experience a sisterhood. Walking into recruitment, I found immediate peace inside the four walls of Kappa Alpha Theta. Around my sisters, I can be myself with no fear of judgement, be vulnerable knowing I have constant support around me, and most of all, feel love that is unconditional in every way. I am thrilled to show our new member class how special Theta truly is because of this.

The women in this chapter are women of character, intelligence, kindness, and authenticity. Each day I wake up motivated to mirror these qualities, as I strive to be even half as remarkable as each of my sisters. To any potential new member that is reading this, I hope you find your home the same way I know that I have found mine... and after recruitment is all said and done, if you find yourself running home to Theta on bid day, I cannot wait to guide you through the beginning of your Kappa Alpha Theta journey.

TLAM always,

Caroline Miller