Phi Mu

My name is Devlin Turner, and I am the President of the Gamma Zeta chapter of Phi Mu at High Point University.

Phi Mu is a sorority rooted in a rich history of sisterhood and empowerment. Founded in 1852 at Wesleyan College, Phi Mu has been a beacon of academic excellence, leadership, and community service for over a century. Our mission is to promote vibrant womanhood, cultivate strong leaders, and foster a lifelong commitment to service.

At the heart of Phi Mu are our core values: love, honor, and truth. These principles guide every aspect of our members’ lives, inspiring them to uphold the highest standards of integrity, loyalty, and authenticity. As a sisterhood, we embrace everyone, celebrate individuality, and create an environment where every member can thrive.

Phi Mu proudly stands as a beacon of philanthropy and service, and our commitment extends to creating miracles for children through our partnership with Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals). Since the inception of this impactful collaboration, Phi Mu has been dedicated to making a meaningful difference in the lives of pediatric patients and their families.

Our sisters are passionate advocates for the well-being of children, and our partnership with CMN Hospital: Duke’s Children’s Hospital allows us to channel that passion into action. By raising funds and awareness, Phi Mu supports life-saving treatments and critical research and helps create a network of care and support for families facing the challenges of pediatric health issues.

Explore the world of Phi Mu, where sisterhood is a lifelong journey filled with purpose, passion, and dedication to making the world a better place.

For more information on Phi Mu, please email the Panhellenic Council.