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FSCL PRESIDENTS Spring 2021 FSCL PRESIDENTS Spring 2021 Interfraternity Council Oranization Name Email Acacia Ben Walbaum [email protected] Alpha Chi Rho Andrew Spear [email protected] Alpha Epsilon Pi Roey Kleiman [email protected] Alpha Gamma Rho Levi Logue [email protected] Alpha Sigma Phi Justin Anderson [email protected] Alpha Tau Omega Kiernan McCormick [email protected] Beta Chi Theta Nathan Daniel [email protected] Beta Sigma Psi Richard Howey [email protected] Beta Theta Pi Luke Godfrey and Curtis Martin [email protected] Beta Upsilon Chi Max McClure [email protected] Delta Sigma Phi Andrew Musick [email protected] Delta Tau Delta Ben Bruce [email protected] Evans Scholars Aaron Schwind [email protected] FarmHouse Drew Kelham [email protected] Kappa Alpha Order Alexander Fabisiak [email protected] Kappa Delta Rho Harrison Pavel [email protected] Kappa Sigma Kevin Boes [email protected] Lambda Chi Alpha Nick Hull [email protected] Phi Delta Theta Reese Crowell [email protected] Phi Gamma Delta Alex Paskill [email protected] Phi Kappa Psi AJ Muegge [email protected] Phi Kappa Sigma Hassan Chaudry [email protected] Phi Kappa Tau Isaac Tebben [email protected] Phi Sigma Kappa Chirag Vijay [email protected] Pi Kappa Alpha William Weisbrod [email protected] Pi Kappa Phi John Wagner [email protected] Pi Lambda Phi Kenneth Mayberry [email protected] Psi Upsilon Heather Craker [email protected] Sigma Alpha Epsilon Austin Faust [email protected] Sigma Chi Sam Spears [email protected] Sigma Nu Nate Sislow [email protected] Sigma Phi Epsilon Frankie Yanko [email protected] Sigma Pi Mitchell Ciotta [email protected] Sigma Tau Gamma Liam Hope [email protected] Tau Kappa Epsilon CJ Daly [email protected] Theta Chi Christian Bayer [email protected] Theta Tau Matthew Ostrowski [email protected] Theta Xi Sean Holcomb [email protected] Triangle Nate Kerr [email protected] Zeta Beta Tau Tyler Sidoryk [email protected] Zeta Psi Johnny Walker [email protected] Panhellenic Association Organization Name Email Alpha Chi Omega Alexis Bullock [email protected] Alpha Gamma Delta Lena Wolf [email protected] Alpha Omicron Pi Katie Freund [email protected] Alpha Phi Madyson Hoffman [email protected] Alpha Xi Delta Kelsey Carnes [email protected] Chi Omega Kiran Patel [email protected] Delta Delta Delta Karlee Wrobleski [email protected] Delta Gamma Lauren Helmen [email protected] Delta Zeta Becca Adams [email protected] Gamma Phi Beta Lauren Pracht [email protected] Kappa Alpha Theta Kate Hanley [email protected] Kappa Delta Lindsay Drake [email protected] Kappa Kappa Gamma Ellie Clifford [email protected] Phi Beta Chi Maddy Nix [email protected] Phi Mu Aine Mendonca [email protected] Phi Sigma Rho Claire Rightley [email protected] Pi Beta Phi Valora Hart [email protected] Sigma Alpha Madeline Fleshman [email protected] Sigma Delta Tau Kaleigh Zrenner [email protected] Sigma Kappa Elise Renschler [email protected] Zeta Tau Alpha Sarah Schein [email protected] Multicultural Greek Council Organization Name Email alpha Kappa Delta Phi International Sorority, Inc. Shermaine Diong [email protected] Delta Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc. Vivian Zuo [email protected] Delta Phi Mu Sorority, Inc. Christa Serratos [email protected] Delta Pi Rho Fraternity, Inc. Simon Hernandez [email protected] Gamma Rho Lambda National Sorority Jo Lynch [email protected] Lambda Phi Epsilon International Fraternity, Inc. Devin Altman [email protected] Kappa Pi Beta Liam Rowe [email protected] Omega Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Kay Hawthorne [email protected] Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity, Inc. Adriel Gonzalez [email protected] Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc Erica Campos [email protected] National Pan-Hellenic Council Organization Name Email Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Christen Wilhight [email protected] Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. Tyler Lamar [email protected] Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Nuri Crosby [email protected] Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. TK (Trocon Karmo) [email protected] Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. Fatma Niang [email protected] Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Noah Smith [email protected] Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Keiana Bowie [email protected] Purdue Cooperative Council Organization Name Email Ann Tweedale Kari Slagel [email protected] Chauncey Cooperative Tristan Erwin [email protected] Circle Pines Kyle Frost [email protected] Devonshire Leila Yanni [email protected] Gemini Alex Eickholtz [email protected] Glenwood Caitlyn Ryan [email protected] Maclure Elexis Farell [email protected] Marwood Mitchel Mayer [email protected] Shoemaker Sarah Davidson [email protected] Stewart Cooperative Melanie Smeltzer [email protected] Twin Pines Anna Staltari [email protected] .
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