Original sentence: Komen for the Cure and Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization in the past.They have supported Susan G.Under the guidance of Esther Materon Arum and Mary Peterson, five women - Gloria Cuevas, Julieta Maria Miller, Maria Ester Pineda, Danell Marie Riojas, and Guadalupe Temiquel - were recognized as the Five Founding Mothers when the University of Iowa Panhellenic Council officially recognized the organization as a sorority on April 9, 1990
Edited sentence: Although the first meeting had 19 women, membership fluctuated during the planning process.Eventually, only five women remained: Gloria Cuevas, Julieta Maria Miller, Maria Ester Pineda, Danell Marie Riojas, and Guadalupe Temiquel.Komen for the Cure, though they have supported the Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization in the past.On April 9, 1990, the University of Iowa Panhellenic Council officially recognized the organization as a sorority.The first inductees to the sorority in the spring 1991 term helped with the first wave of expansion to the University of Michigan, Iowa State University and the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.The five women became known as the Five Founding Mothers.Their main organization is Susan G.They also participated in volunteer projects such as the National Association of Chicano Studies (NACS), as well as on-campus programs such as the Leadership Conference.They expanded outside of the Midwest with the chartering of chapters at the University of South Florida in Tampa, Florida; California State University-Dominguez Hills in Carson, California; and the University of Texas at Austin at Austin, Texas.Under the guidance of Esther Materon Arum and Mary Peterson, a retreat was held to establish the constitution and the purpose of the organization.With its beginnings at the University of Iowa, the vision was to create a network of academic and social support