the Executive Board
We are humbled to serve as your 2020 UCF Panhellenic Executive Board and strive to better our community by enriching the sorority experience. Panhellenic love and mine.
-UCF Panhellenic Executive Board
President
Mackenzie
Major: Legal Studies
Minor: Sociology
Hometown: West Palm Beach, FL
Why I went Greek: I wanted to join a community that helped to make a huge school, not seem so big. I was able to find my people and my home away from home.
What being on the Executive Board means to me: I am honored to serve as the Panhellenic President and it has taught me the importance of advocating for our community. Being on the Exec Board is such a special accomplishment to me. I am able to help and give back to the community that has given me so much. I am so excited to be apart of this years board!
Contact me for Executive Matters
Executive Vice President
Dani
Major: Human Communication
Minor: Spanish
Hometown: Vero Beach, FL
Why I went Greek: I went Greek to meet people so that a huge campus wouldn't seem so big. When I was a kid I was always really shy and I hoped that by joining a chapter it would push me out of my comfort zone. Not only has it given me lifelong friendships but also allowed me to become a leader in a community that means so much to me.
What being on the Executive Board means to me: Being on the Panhellenic Executive Board has been such a great experience. I have been able to work with such amazing women from different organizations and advisors that push me to become the best leader I can.
Contact me for anything regarding our bylaws, infractions, and our judicial system
Vice President of external recruitment
Christian
Majors: English-Creative Writing and Legal Studies
Minor: Sociology
Hometown: West Palm Beach, FL
Why I went Greek: I went Greek because I was seeking a place where I could give back to the community on a larger scale and find my place on such a huge campus.
What being on the Executive Board means to me: Being on the Exec Board means using my strengths to be a guiding example for the rest of the Panhellenic community and meeting so many other incredible women from other chapters.
Contact me if you are interested in or have about questions about Recruitment
Vice President of internal recruitment
Charlotte
Major: Elementary Education
Hometown: Palm Beach Gardens, FL
Why I went Greek: To find more friends and become bigger than just myself. Little did i know it would open so many more doors for me than i could ever imagine.
What being on the Executive Board means to me: That i can be a leader and inspire other girls to go after their goals. I love that i am able to make a difference in the community and meet so many amazing women.
Contact me with any Recruitment related questions from chapters
Vice President of recruitment guides
Maci
Major: Elementary Education
Hometown: Lake Worth, FL
Why I went Greek: Wanted to find the home-away-from-home, find my future bridesmaids!
What being on the Executive Board means to me: It gives me the chance to share my passion and drive with the whole community and show how amazing this place can be. Ever since I joined my chapter I have been in love with this community and all the amazing girls that I have met and I am so excited to serve all of pan!!
Contact me for anything regarding Rho Gammas
Vice President of community involvement
Destinee
Major: Political Studies
Minor: Legal Studies
Hometown: Tampa, FL
Why I went Greek: To become more involved in the UCF community and find lifelong friends
What being on the Executive Board means to me: Being on Exec board means that I’m able to serve the community that has already given me so much and give back, all while being surrounded by people I love!
Contact me for anything regarding community service, fundraising, and local events
Vice President of leadership & academic Development
Katie
Major: Human Communications with a Health track
Minor: Dance
Hometown: Buffalo, NY
Why I went Greek: Being 1,000 miles away from home I really wanted to find my people and going Greek has done exactly that, whether it be people in my own chapter or all of my friends throughout the Panhellenic community
What being on the Executive Board means to me: It means I get to help give back to the community that has given so much to me. I hope I can inspire people to love this amazing community as much as I do and help them become the best versions of themselves.
Contact me regarding scholarships, academic programs, and our impact on campus
Vice President of risk management
Avery
Major: Health Services Administration
Minor: Business Administration
Hometown: Miami, FL
Why I went Greek: I’m the first person to go Greek in my family, so for me it was all about breaking stereotypes, challenging misconceptions, and being the best woman I could be. Now I have a girl gang like no other and a community that pushes me to my full potential!
What being on the Executive Board means to me: Panhellenic women are some of the strongest, most resilient women who lead and empower others through both actions and words, in the open and the shadows. Our women set standards for scholarship, leadership, philanthropy, friendship, and community while striving to break down barriers and grow individually. It is a great privilege to serve on the Panhellenic Executive Board and represent such an amazing community of women.
Contact me regarding health and safety questions and concerns as well as anything health and safety related that you would like to see implemented in our community
Vice President of Administration
Kayla
Major: Health Sciences
Hometown: Deerfield Beach, FL
Why I went Greek: To find a home away from home!
What being on the Executive Board means to me: Being on Exec is such an honor. It means the world to know that others see my ability to help lead this amazing community into a positive future.
Contact me regarding finances
Vice President of Public Relations
Taylor
Major: Marketing
Hometown: Jensen Beach, FL
Why I went Greek: I wanted to join a community that could keep me busy, encourage me to get involved on campus, and help me better my career and network of amazing people. Panhellenic has given me these opportunities and lifelong friends, especially this Exec.
What being on the Executive Board means to me: I am so happy to be a part of this Executive Board with these amazing, hilarious people. Serving on the board means that I have the opportunity to not only make hundreds of new friends in Pan but to also serve as a leader in bettering the community!
Contact me regarding social media and this website