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 sorority 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
Kameryn James
Position Description:
Responsible for running executive board meetings and council meetings and working with the EVP to ensure board members are completing their tasks. Works with advisors to understand and implement University initiatives and focus on the long term growth and development of the community. Supports all chapters from a governing council standpoint to further the prosperity of the Greek community and the overall Miami community.
Year: Senior
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Chapter: Zeta Tau Alpha
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Contact: jameskd@miamioh.edu
Executive Vice President
Regan Carnes
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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: Biology and Premedical Studies with a minor in Medical Humanities
Hometown: Maumee, OH
Chapter: Chi Omega
Fun Fact!: I studied abroad over the summer in Luxembourg and Switzerland!
Why I Joined a Sorority: I joined a sorority because I wanted to belong to a group of women with shared values. Panhellenic involvement has given me lifelong friendships, leadership opportunities, and more. I am forever thankful!
Contact: carnesrk@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Standards
Olivia Alvarez
Position Description:
The Vice President of Standards mainly approves and manages registered socials. The VP of Standards also serves as the Peer Accountability Officer and meets with chapters who may be having organizational standards issues and puts mechanisms in place to mitigate these issues. Some of these mechanisms require programming that presented or put on for chapters. The officer also works with the IFC VP of Conduct to monitor the social policy and suggest and enforce changes to it as they are needed.
Year: Senior
Majors: Marketing, Minor in Philosophy and Law
Hometown: Austin, TX
Chapter: Kappa Delta
Why I Joined a Sorority: I joined a sorority to find a sense of community. Being far from home, building a sisterhood was important to me. I was excited to be surrounded by young women who inspire one another to grow, lead, and love unconditionally. Being part of Panhellenic has given me incredible opportunities to step into leadership and learn from the strong, driven women around me.
Fun Fact!: I lived in London for my first two summers of college!
Contact: alvareok@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Recruitment
Liv Murtaugh
Position Description:
The Panhellenic Vice President of Recruitment is responsible for planning and executing primary recruitment in the Spring semester. She oversees Fall programs such as Cider at the Seal and Sprite Dates. The Panhellenic Recruitment Committee also consists of 6 directors: Head Rho Gamma Director (2), Marketing, Special Events, Informal Recruitment, and Logistics. The Panhellenic VP of Recruitment manages this Committee.
Year: Junior
Majors: Accounting and Finance
Hometown: Cleveland, OH
Chapter: Delta Zeta
Why I Joined a Sorority: I joined a sorority because I was searching for the sisterhood I never had. Through my sorority and the Panhellenic community, I’ve found exactly that. Being part of Panhellenic has given me opportunities to get more involved, develop as a leader, and connect with incredible women who inspire me every day. It has truly shaped my college experience in ways I never expected, and I’m so grateful for the friendships and growth it has brought into my life!
Fun Fact!: I have an internship in Chicago this summer!
Contact: murtauok@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Programming
Grace Jenkins
Position Description:
Plans all Panhellenic events that do not pertain specifically to recruitment or community service. Works in conjunction with the other three councils to plan and execute Greek Week in the fall. 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: Sophomore
Major: Political Science
Hometown: Chillicothe, OH
Chapter: Phi Sigma Sigma
Why I Joined a Sorority: I joined a sorority to find a community that shared my similar values and would help me form a sisterhood on campus. Through my time in my chapter and Panhellenic, I have grown into a better leader and a better person. It has allowed me to create so many memories and to find a "family" on Miami's campus.
Fun Fact!: I am an RA on North Campus!
Contact: jenkingo@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Member Development
Katie Caleodis
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. She plan events like New Member Convocation, Greek Step Up, and Acropolis. She also help to coordinate LLCs and the Sorority Corridors, and Scholarship & Learning efforts.
Year: Junior
Majors: Media and Communications, Minors in Digital Marketing and ETBD
Hometown: Columbus, OH
Chapter: Pi Beta Phi
Why I Joined a Sorority: I always wanted a group of girls in my life who I knew would continuously support me and help me grow. The women that I've met within the Panhellenic community have done just that, and truly helped me realize my potential as a leader and a friend to those around me!
Fun Fact!: I'm a member of the Miami Dance Corps!
Contact: caleodks@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Service & Philanthropy
Allie Page
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. This position coordinates service related events for the community so they can fulfill their service hour requirements.
Year: Junior
Majors: Public Administration with minors in History and Psychological Sciences
Hometown: Columbus, OH
Chapter: Delta Delta Delta
Why I Joined a Sorority: I joined a sorority because I wanted to find a sisterhood similar to what my mom always talked about while I was growing up! Through my time in my chapter, I can confidently say I have not only found an amazing sisterhood, but have met my best friends. As part of Panhellenic, I want to be able to share this experience with other women and help them find their sisters!
Fun Fact!: I have two dogs!
Contact: pageab3@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Finance
Grace Evans
Position Description:
The Vice President of Finance sets and oversees a year-long budget of around $150,000. 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: Finance and Accounting
Hometown: Springboro, Ohio
Chapter: Alpha Phi
Why I Joined a Sorority: I wanted to be a part of something bigger than myself, and join a group of empowering women who wanted to see me thrive and achieve my goals! I can say with confidence I found an incredible support system within the Panhellenic community!
Fun Fact!: I love to travel!
Contact: evansgs@miamioh.edu
Vice President of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Brigid Costello
Position Description:
Works with different members of the executive board and other directors to promote diversity and inclusion throughout the Panhellenic community. She also oversees the Impact Teams.
Year: Junior
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Chapter: Kappa Alpha Theta
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Contact: costelbl@miamioh.edu
Meet the Board of Directors
Director of Marketing
Haylee Huffman
Position Description:
Maintains all Panhellenic social media accounts, keeps the website current, and coordinates with other board members and chapters to promote Panhellenic events. Creates all graphic designs for Panhellenic events, as well as merchandise. Brainstorms new ways to promote a positive brand image of the Panhellenic Community.
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Chapter: Gamma Phi Beta
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Contact: huffmahe@miamioh.edu
Director of Health & Wellness
Anna Solace
Position Description:
The Director of Health and Wellness communicates with Miami's Office of Student Wellness weekly to keep the Panhellenic community up to date with the latest information. Works with the VP of Programming, Director of Marketing, Directors of Health and Wellness from other organizations to market and coordinate relevant events, services, or programs. Hosts open-discussion events each semester that allow individuals from chapters to be open about mental health, drug and alcohol abuse, body image, and/or anything related.
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Chapter: Alpha Phi
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Contact: solaceaw@miamioh.edu
Director of Scholarship & Learning
Morgan Simon
Position Description:
The Director of Scholarship and Learning is in charge of coordinating Panhellenic's 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: Senior
Majors: B.A. Psychology, M.S.W. Student
Hometown: Grand Rapids, OH
Chapter: Tri Delta
Why I Joined a Sorority: I joined a sorority because I admired the sisterhood my mom still has with her sorority sisters, 30 years later and they are still her best friends. I wanted a chance to experience those same bonds.
Fun Fact!: I grew up on a farm! We raise chickens, ducks, sheep, and cows!
Contact: simonme@miamioh.edu
Director of Acropolis
Kimmy Kasarcik
Position Description:
The Director of Acropolis is in charge of coordinating the Acropolis retreat which takes place in 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 alongside officers from the other three councils in order to choose the mentors and participants of the retreat. While on the retreat the Director of Acropolis will work alongside IFC, MGC, and NPHC members to make sure that the weekend goes smoothly and all the events are organized in an effective manner.
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Chapter: Alpha Omicron Pi
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Contact: kasarckm@miamioh.edu
Director of Community Engagement
Mia Shaver
Position Description:
The Director of Community Engagement works with the VP of Service and Philanthropy to coordinate service hour opportunities for the community.
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Chapter: Delta Zeta
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Contact: shaverml@miamioh.edu
Director of
Sorority LLC
Ava Heath
Position Description:
The Director of Sorority LLC holds meetings with Panhellenic Residence Chairs. Develop a Panhellenic Residence manual and oversee their programs. Attends resident meetings and coordinates Panhellenic information to the VP of Member Development. Plans Fall Kickoff with the aid of VP of Member Development and Panhellenic Residence Chairs.
Year: Sophomore
Majors: Psychology, Minor in Management
Hometown: Williamsport, OH
Chapter: Chi Omega
Why I Joined a Sorority: I joined a sorority because I wanted to be apart of something more at Miami! Not only did I want an education but I wanted an experience, and Panhellenic has given me exactly that. My sorority has made Miami a second home to me and full of memories that I will forever cherish!
Fun Fact! My favorite book is Circe by Madeline Miller.
Contact: heatham2@miamioh.edu