ALPHA OMEGA THETASORORITY, INC.

NATIONAL LEADERSHIP

The women leading us.

Angela Bullock, National Director of Member Services

Angela Bullock

National Director of Member Services

National Director Angela Bullock brings more than 30 years of ministry experience and 26 years of professional management to Alpha Omega Theta Sorority, Inc. Having served as a Customer Services Manager for 26 years, she has demonstrated excellence in organizational leadership, team development, and community-centered service.

Director Bullock answered her call to ministry more than three decades ago. She has served faithfully as a Pastor for 26 years and as a Minister of the Gospel for more than 30 years. A resident of Raleigh, North Carolina, she brings strategic insight, spiritual grounding, and organizational excellence to the National Board.

Her academic preparation includes a Master’s Degree and Bachelor’s Degree in Theology, an Associate of Science in Business Office Administration, and extensive seminary studies at several respected institutions.

Director Bullock is committed to strengthening the sorority’s mission through unity, accountability, and sisterhood. Guided by that commitment, she affirms: “No Sister is perfect, but through patience, perfection strive together.”

Starr Harrison, National Director of Social Events / Alpha Chapter President

Starr Harrison

National Director of Social Events / Alpha Chapter President

Antoinette Harrison, known on our leadership team as Starr Harrison, is a dedicated leader, public servant, and healthcare professional with a longstanding commitment to service, leadership, and community empowerment. Originally from Newark, she serves Alpha Omega Theta Sorority, Inc. with a focus on sisterhood, service, leadership, and networking. She leads by example and is passionate about uplifting others and creating opportunities for growth and unity.

With a degree in Criminal Justice, Harrison built a distinguished career in healthcare and public service. She spent 29 years in healthcare, serving primarily as an ICU nurse before transitioning to the operating room. Her career was marked by compassion, professionalism, and a commitment to patient care until her retirement from nursing in 2017.

Her background also includes work with the United States Marshals Service and the United States Department of Homeland Security, reflecting a strong sense of duty, discipline, and dedication to protecting and serving others.

As a mentor and leader, Harrison continues to empower women, strengthen communities, and foster meaningful connections through integrity, wisdom, and service.

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