Meet the Executive Board
The Panhellenic Executive Board serves as the communication link between sororities, campus organizations, and community leaders. Through various programs, we seek to provide personal enrichment and knowledge to all Greek women.
The Panhellenic Association's influence is a crucial part of sorority life at Miami, one that promotes a stronger Fraternity and Sorority community overall.
President
Elisa Iglesia
Position Description:
Responsible for running executive board meetings and council meetings, working with the EVP to ensure board members are completing their tasks. Work with advisors to understand and implement University initiatives and focus on the long term growth and development of the community. Support all chapters from a governing council standpoint to further the prosperity of the Greek community and the overall Miami community.
Year: Junior
Majors: Kinesiology & Nutrition
Hometown: Minneapolis, MN
Chapter: Kappa Alpha Theta
Why I went Greek:
"I went Greek to find my life-long friends and to become a part of something bigger than myself. Finding a home away from home on Miami's campus within my chapter has made my college experience better than I ever could have imagined. As for joining Panhellenic, I wanted to give back to the community that has given so much to me and to work alongside women from all different chapters."
Contact: iglesieg@miamioh.edu
Executive Vice President
Kaylee Johnson
Position Description:
The Executive Vice President is in charge of the internal workings of the Panhellenic Association. The EVP is responsible for recording council meeting minutes and working closely with the President to support the chapters and Exec Board, along with organizing the Panhellenic Hub page and calendar and reserving rooms for various events.
Year: Junior
Majors: Integrated Social Studies Education and Political Science
Minor: History
Hometown: St Louis, MO
Chapter: Alpha Omicron Pi
Why I Went Greek:
"I went greek to find my core group of friends that I could call my family at Miami because I lived far away from home. A sorority was the ideal place for me to find a sisterhood that helped me grow myself into a stronger, more passionate person. Looking back, I not only joined a sorority that has supported me the past few years, but a greater Panhellenic community that has allowed me to reach my fullest potential."
Contact: johns710@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Standards
Molly Anderson
Postion Description:
Standards mainly approves and manages the archives of registered socials. I also meet with chapters who may be having organizational standards issues and put mechanisms in place to mitigate these issues. Some of these mechanisms require programming that I present or put on for chapters. I also work with IFC VP of Conduct to monitor the social policy and suggest and enforce changes to it as they are needed.
Year: Junior
Major: Social Work
Minors: Political Science and Community-Based Leadership
Hometown: Naperville, IL
Chapter: Kappa Kappa Gamma
Why I Went Greek:
"I went Greek to find my best friends! I stayed Greek because this community inspires me everyday to be the very best version of myself."
Contact: ander153@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Recruitment
Kambrie Riddle
Position Description:
Select members for the Recruitment Committee and women to be Rho Gammas. Coordinates monthly meetings with chapter recruitment chairs and Recruitment Committee. Plans "Go Greek" events with the VP of Recruitment for IFC. These events include Greek move in, Mega Fair, and the Go Greek Football Game/Tailgate. Other events in the fall include Informal and Formal Recruitment Kickoff, Sprite Dates, and the Rho Gamma Fashion Show. Organizes the formal recruitment schedule, communicates with the chapters throughout formal recruitment, and plans Bid Day.
Year: Sophomore
Majors: Comparative Religions, Zoology, & Pre-medical Studies
Hometown: Oakwood, OH
Chapter: Alpha Phi
Why I Went Greek:
"I came from a small town that I never ventured far from, so I sought to discover more in life once I had finally left for college. This inevitably drove me to seek to expand my social network through Greek Life. Little did I know that it would end up being such a central aspect of my life, but I can now thank myself for going through the process that has already provided countless, unimaginable opportunities."
Contact: riddlekh@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Programming
Olivia Groves
Position Description:
Plans all Panhellenic events that do not pertain specifically to recruitment or community service. Notable events are and Greek Week in the fall and Panhellenic Pride Week in the spring. The VP of Programming is also responsible for working with third parties to plan any co-hosted events whether it be the Oxford Community, IFC, etc.
Year: Junior
Major: Human Capital Management
Minors: International Business & Spanish
Hometown: Ashland, OH
Chapter: Gamma Phi Beta
Why I Went Greek:
"I went Greek because I wanted to find a close group of friends that I felt at home with and that also challenged me to be the best version of myself everyday. Without Greek life I wouldn't be the person I am today, so I wanted to join Panhellenic to have the opportunity to give back to the community that warmly welcomed me two years ago. I truly am grateful to have been selected as the VP of Programming and to be able to work alongside seven other amazing women on the executive board. I look forward to all the great things we accomplish this year!"
Contact: grovesob@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Member Development
Dani Abramovitz
Position Description:
VP of Member Development focuses on trying to make the community develop as a whole; not just during the new member period or when new members are initiated. I plan events like New Member Convocation, Greek Step Up, and Acropolis. I also help to coordinate LLCs and the Sorority Corridors, Scholarship & Learning, and Diversity & Inclusion.
Year: Junior
Major: Statistics
Minor: Actuarial Science
Hometown: Cincinnati, OH
Chapter: Alpha Chi Omega
Why I Went Greek:
"I never pictured myself as a “sorority girl” but I am so glad I became one. My experience in greek life has not been what it's like in the movies, although I have met the best friends I could ever ask for. I have grown as a person, a friend, and a leader. I have gained the experiences of a lifetime and I am so grateful for them."
Contact: abramodn@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Service and Philanthropy
Claire Drew
Position Description:
The main obligations of this role include working with philanthropy and service chairs from each chapter to assist their chapter in fulfilling their requirements in both of those areas. Another important task is to network within the community to make sure that the Greek community has an overall positive reputation- and to bring any of their concerns to the rest of the executive board. Coordinate the planning of Greek Service Week as well as Greek Spring Clean.
Year: Sophomore
Majors: Business Undecided & Global and Intercultural Studies
Hometown: Zionsville, IN
Chapter: Tri Delta
Why I Went Greek:
"I went greek to find a home; a community of people who have different passions and interests, but at the end of the day are just one big support system and group of friends. As for Panhellenic, the decision was very easy. I have always had a passion for community service and philanthropy, and being able to serve my community and having the opportunity to help foster growth in these areas was a no brainer."
Contact: drewcm@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Finance
Natalie Weirtz
Position Description:
Main responsibilities are setting and overseeing a year-long budget of around $150,00. This includes scheduling and documenting payments of each of the executive board members and collecting dues twice a year from all Panhellenic chapters.
Year: Junior
Major: Accountancy
Minor: Information Systems
Hometown: Dublin, OH
Chapter: Delta Gamma
Why I Went Greek:
"I went Greek to join a sisterhood that makes Miami feel a little more like home and to be part of something bigger than myself. Through holding positions in my chapter, Greek life has given me the confidence and opportunities to make a difference. I love the Miami Greek community, and I joined the Panhellenic Executive Board to meet more amazing Greeks from other chapters and to help continue its ongoing success!"
Contact: weirtznn@miamioh.edu
Board of Directors
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Director of Public Relations
Julia Wilson
Position Description:
Maintains all Panhellenic social media accounts, keeps the website up to date, and coordinates with other board members and chapters to promote Panhellenic events. Creates all graphic designs for Panhellenic events, as well as merchandise. Reports on community achievements with Press Releases to local news outlets and brainstorms new ways to promote a positive brand image of the Panhellenic Community.
Year: Junior
Majors: Media and Culture & Interactive Media Studies
Hometown: Lexington, KY
Chapter: Kappa Kappa Gamma
Why I Went Greek:
"I always knew that I wanted to go greek, because I wanted to find a smaller community within Miami. College can be overwhelming and scary sometimes, and it is nice to have the support system that I have found within my sorority and the entire Panhellenic community. I am very grateful for the friendships and leadership opportunities that Panhellenic has given me."
Contact: wilso205@miamioh.edu
Director of Risk Prevention
Megan Kovacevich
Position Description:
Director of Risk Prevention assists in managing the archives in registered socials. Works directly with the VP of Standards and individual chapters to mitigate risk within our community.
Year: Junior
Major: Early Childhood Education
Hometown: Bath, OH
Chapter: Delta Zeta
Why I Went Greek:
"Panhellenic has given me countless opportunities to succeed not only socially, but as a leader as well. Coming to college I was nervous about sororities and finding my place. The community is so strong, and we are all able to help one another and be there for one another, no matter what letters we wear. It’s amazing to be a part of something so much larger than myself!"
Contact: kovacemn@miamioh.edu
Director of Scholarship and Learning
Molly Normandin
Position Description:
The Director of Scholarship and Learning is in charge of coordinating Panhellenic Scholarships and scholar of the week. This position works with the VP of Member Development to organize various events to set Panhellenic women up for success academically.
Year: Sophomore
Major: Speech Pathology
Minor: Disability Studies
Hometown: Avon Lake, OH
Chapter: Phi Mu
Why I Went Greek:
"I went Greek to make some of my best friends and be surrounded by people who inspire me everyday. I found leadership potential within myself that I never thought I had by going Greek. By being on the Panhellenic Board of Directors, I can have an impact across chapters instead of just my own."
Contact: normanm2@miamioh.edu
Director of Diversity and Inclusion
Jordan Oldham
Position Description:
Works with different members of the executive board and other directors to promote diversity and inclusion throughout the Panhellenic community.
Year: Junior
Majors: Biology & Pre-Medical Studies
Minor: Gerontology
Hometown: Akron, OH
Chapter: Alpha Delta Pi
Why I Went Greek:
"I decided to go Greek because I wanted to find “my people”. I wanted to find a group of women who would support me, challenge me, and push me to be my best version of myself. While I love the chapter I am in, I decided to join Panhellenic because I wanted to work with all of the amazing women involved in Miami’s Greek community. Greek life at Miami has given me so many incredible opportunities, and I wanted to be able to give back to the community who has positively impacted my Miami experience."
Contact: oldhamjt@miamioh.edu
Director of Event Coordination
Sammi Smudz
Position Description:
Director of Event Coordination works with the VP of Programming to plan Greek-wide events that are fun and engaging for all sorority women. These events include Greek Week, Panhellenic Pride Week, and other new member events. This role hopes to increase the sisterhood throughout Panhellenic.
Year: Sophomore
Major: Business Undeclared
Minors: Management and Leadership
Hometown: Delaware, OH
Chapter: Chi Omega
Why I Went Greek:
"I decided to go Greek because I wanted to find my home at Miami. Going Greek was one of the best decisions I have ever made. I not only found my place at Miami, but found women who support me, make me laugh, make me feel loved, and inspire me to be a better version of myself every day. I decided to be on Panhellenic because I want women in every single sorority to have an amazing experience in Greek life, and to give back to something that completely changed my time at Miami."
Contact: smudzs@miamioh.edu
Director of Acropolis
Caroline Cassidy
Position Description:
The Director of Acropolis is in charge of coordinating the Acropolis retreat which takes place in October of the fall semester. Acropolis is a leadership retreat for those in the Greek community who are looking to gain skills that will help them go on to become leaders within their own chapter or within their council. The Director of Acropolis works along side the Panhellenic and IFC VP Member Development in order to chose the mentors and participants of the retreat. In addition, while on the retreat the Director of Acropolis will work alongside both an IFC and NPHC members to make sure that the weekend goes smoothly and all the events are organized in an effective manner.
Year: Junior
Majors: Biology & Neuroscience
Hometown: Chicago, IL
Chapter: Delta Gamma
Why I Went Greek:
"I went Greek because I saw the bonds that all my friends and cousins made through their sororities and I wanted to make relationships that would carry me through my four years at Miami. I also grew up surrounded by sisters and my girl friends and knew that a sorority would give me the same sense of comfort. There are also so many opportunities beside the social aspect of Greek life such as networking with alumni."
Contact: cassidc2@miamioh.edu
Director of Circle of Sisterhood
Amanda Burgess
Position Description:
This job entails spreading information and fundraising for Circle of Sisterhood, which is the philanthropy that the Panhellenic Association collectively supports. Circle of Sisterhood works to raise money to help build schools for girls in low income areas to increase educational opportunities as means of escaping poverty. This position works with the VP of Community Service and Engagement to hold a variety of events including throughout Panhellenic Pride Week to promote Circle of Sisterhood.
Year: Junior
Major: Microbiology
Minor: Spanish
Hometown: Rocky River, OH
Chapter: Alpha Delta Pi
Why I Went Greek:
"I went greek because I wanted to be apart of a greater sisterhood that is more than just a group of girls. With being involved in Panhellenic, I am able to interact with so many strong women with diverse interests and talents. It is so amazing to be a part of an organization that supports women working in philanthropy, strong education, and leadership positions."
Contact: burgesac@miamioh.edu
Director of Informal Recruitment
Camdyn Yoder
Position Description:
The Director of Informal Recruitment responsible for Informal Recruitment in both the fall and spring semesters. They hold Informal Recruitment Mega Fairs and round tables for chapters that are participating in informal recruitment. They are in charge of informing PNM’s which chapters are informally recruiting, and increase awareness of Informal Recruitment as a whole.
Year: Sophomore
Major: Early Childhood Education
Hometown: Hicksville, OH
Chapter: Zeta Tau Alpha
Why I Went Greek:
"I went Greek because I wanted to be a part of something that would not only expand my social circle, but also open me up to potential leadership positions and something that is far bigger than myself. I wanted to be able to have connections in multiple places throughout campus, and being able to recognize more faces across Miami has made it feel all the more like home."
Contact: yoderco@miamioh.edu
Director of Ethics & Values
Brooke White
Position Description:
The Director of Ethics and Values is responsible for planning events that assist in instilling Values-Based Recruitment. She works with the Rho Gamma Directors and Rho Gammas to plan an approach that successfully allows PNM's to know their values and keep them at the front of their mind for every round. She will also be planning the reverse recruitment kickoff and other events that will go along with this.
Year: Junior
Majors: Psychology & Strategic Communications
Hometown: Mason, OH
Chapter: Alpha Phi
Why I Went Greek:
"I went greek because I wanted to find my life-long friends in my college community. I also wanted to be able to join the greek community to find leadership opportunities that would push me to be the best individual I could be. As well as giving back to the community that does so much for us."
Contact: whitebe@miamioh.edu
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Director of Sorority LLCs
Tori Holvey
Position Description:
The Director of Sorority LLCs works with the VP of Member Development to coordinate the Sorority LLC's and corridors. She acts as a liaison between residence life and Panhellenic. She is also responsible for planning our Fall Kick-Off event.
Year: Sophomore
Major: Accountancy
Minors: Information Systems and American Studies
Hometown: Akron, OH
Chapter: Delta Gamma
Why I Went Greek:
"I went Greek to find my home here at Miami. I came to college wanting to be meet new people and branch out from those who went to my high school. I didn't know a single one of my sisters before joining my sorority and since then I have made lifelong friendships. I'm so thankful for my Greek experience and being a part of the Panhellenic community."
Contact: holveyvg@miamioh.edu
