Gamma Mu Omega members have contributed greatly to the Daytona Beach area. We are

extremely proud of the service our members have performed individually and as a part of

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.  Several of those members – past and present – have

been honored with buildings in their name. 

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Dr. Evelyn Stocking Crosslin

​Halifax Crosslin Health Center
Dr. Evelyn Stocking Crosslin* provided medical services in Volusia County for

almost a half-century, especially to the poor.  Dr. Crosslin was a Daytona Beach native and a

graduate of Bethune-Cookman College and Meharry Medical College.  She was active in a number

of civic and professional causes, and mentored the careers of many individuals during her 47 years

on the staff of Halifax Medical Center in Daytona Beach.  In 1994, Halifax Medical Center opened

the Halifax Crosslin Health Center.  The building now houses the Sickle Cell Disease Association of

Volusia County.  She was posthumously inducted into the Florida Women’s Hall of Fame in 1995.

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Dr. Ann Taylor Green

Dr. Ann Taylor Green General Studies Building at Bethune-Cookman University
Dr. Ann Taylor Green retired as provost and vice president for academic affairs and dean of the

faculty at Bethune-Cookman College in 2006.  Dr. Green is a former GMO chapter president.



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Turie T. Small

Turie T. Small Elementary
Turie T. Small* was a respected Daytona Beach educator. Small served as principal of South Street Elementary for several years.  The school was later renamed Turie T. Small Elementary in her honor.



*Deceased

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