William Woods alumna wins sorority distinction award
William Woods University encourages individuals to flourish. Amy Miller, a 1998 graduate from St. Louis, Missouri, used what she learned from WWU and her sorority, Alpha Chi Omega, to spend her life doing great things both across the globe and down the street.
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