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The Executive Board
We are humbled to serve as your 2025 UCF Panhellenic Executive Board and strive to better our community by enriching the sorority experience.
Panhellenic love and mine.
– UCF Panhellenic Executive Board
MEET THE OFFICERS
President, Logan
Major: Kinesiology
Hometown: Boca Raton, Florida
For executive matters, contact Logan at pan@ucf.edu.
Executive Vice President, Elliana
Major: Communications
Minor: Sports Business
Hometown: Cherry Hill, New Jersey
For questions or concerns relating to our bylaws, infractions, and the judicial system, contact Elliana at ucfpanevp@gmail.com.
Vice President of Internal RecruitmenT, Cayla
Major: Psychology
Minor: Early Childhood Development
Hometown: Palm Beach, Florida
Why Panhellenic? Joining the Panhellenic community has given more so much more than I could have ever imagined coming into college. It has given me a sense of belonging and community in a place that was brand new but now is home. Bringing people that will be in my life forever, giving me an opportunity for leadership, and having support no matter what I am going through are a few of some of the reasons I love Panhellenic. I always say, I truly couldn’t imagine my college experience to ever be this rewarding without having joined Panhellenic.
For Recruitment-related questions from our chapters, contact Cayla at ucfpaninternal@gmail.com.
Vice President of External Recruitment, Alaina
Major: Marketing
Minor: Digital Media
Hometown: St. Augustine, Florida
Why Panhellenic? If you told me a couple of years ago I would be in a sorority and have a position on Pan Exec I would have laughed. But that’s the reality, going into recruitment I was scared and never really thought it was going to be for me. I had this amazing Rhogam who guided me, I looked up to her so much. She really pushed me to want to become a rhogam. After serving as a rhogam I have never felt more loved and recognized for all the hard work I put into the Panhellenic community. At that moment I knew I wanted to give back and serve on the board. Earning this position has truly altered how much I see myself. Today I see I am powerful, responsible and kind. Thank you for all the love and guidance Panhellenic.
If you are interested in or have questions about Recruitment, contact Alaina at ucfpanexternalrecruitment@gmail.com.
Vice President of Risk Management, Lily
Major: Nursing
Minor: Health Services Administration
Hometown: Fernandina Beach, Florida
Contact Lily with any health and safety questions, concerns, or suggestions at ucfpanrisk@gmail.com.
Vice President of Public Relations, Paige
Major: Advertising and Public Relations
Minor: Psychology
Hometown: Apopka, Florida
Why Panhellenic? After attending three different high schools in four years, I came to college searching for a community I could truly pour myself into. I took a risk and signed up for recruitment, and quickly discovered that Panhellenic would bring me everything I was looking for, and so much more. My chapter and the greater Panhellenic community continuously push me to grow into the best version of myself and to accomplish more than I ever imagined possible. Serving on this board and giving back to the community that has given me so much has been the most rewarding part of my college experience. I can't wait to help others find their most authentic selves through Panhellenic, just like I did.
Contact Paige for anything regarding our social media platforms or website at ucfpanpr@gmail.com.
Vice President of Community Involvement, Alicia
Major: Biomedical Sciences
Hometown: Oviedo, FL
Why Panhellenic? Coming to UCF I was very overwhelmed with the size of the school and was afraid that I would not be able to find a sense of belonging. Immediately after joining Panhellenic, I found a community of supportive, driven, and inspiring women who made the campus feel much smaller. From the very beginning, I felt encouraged to get involved and push beyond my comfort zone. I began to feel tied down to my chapter and wanted to become involved in the community, so I applied to be a rho gamma. My time as a rho gamma was the most fun and rewarding experience during my time in Greek life. I was able to make numerous friendships with women outside of my chapter and have never felt more supported and uplifted by women in other chapters. Following this experience I am proud to represent the Panhellenic community that is full of the most inspiring, selfless, and confident women I have ever met that come together time and time again to not only represent their chapter but this loving and inspiring community we are all a part of.
For anything regarding community service, fundraising, and local events, contact Alicia at ucfpaninvolvement@gmail.com.
Vice President of Leadership + Academic Development, SARAH
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Corbin, KY
Why Panhellenic? My big was a Rho Gamma two years in a row and always talked about how much she loved the Panhellenic community. She was the reason I applied to be a Rho Gamma, and once I entered the program, I immediately knew that it was going to be my favorite college experience. I met so many incredible women and made lifelong friendships with them. Through this program, I wanted to be more involved with Panhellenic, and I applied to be on The Panhellenic Executive Board, which has changed me as a person entirely. I am so grateful to be with these amazing ladies and learn and grow more myself, all through the opportunities that Panhellenic has given me. I wouldn’t change it for the world!
Contact Sarah regarding scholarships, academic programs, and our impact on campus at ucfpanlad@gmail.com.
Vice President of Recruitment Guides, Jackie
Major: Astrophysics
Hometown: Bradenton, Florida
Why Panhellenic? Ever since joining my chapter it has held such an important place in my heart, but my chapter alone never made me passionate about having an effect or making change. In fact, even though I loved my chapter, I reached a point where I wasn’t sure if the dues were worth what I was getting out of my experience. When I hit this point, I knew that I could either go all in or all out, and so I decided to take a chance on becoming a Rho Gamma. This is where I was given the opportunity to see how much a sorority could mean to a young woman, and how truly lucky I was to be in a position to be surrounded by so many wonderful people. From that point, I knew I wanted to show anyone and everyone what Panhellenic at UCF truly meant, and now I am so honored to have the chance to do so, not just by exemplifying the community myself, but also being able to guide so many of my peers in doing the same.
For anything regarding Rho Gammas, contact Jackie at ucfpanrecruitmentguides@gmail.com.
Vice President of Administration, Kierstyn
Major: Integrated Business
Hometown: Jupiter, Florida
Contact Kierstyn with anything regarding finances at ucf.pan.vpa@gmail.com
Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, JORDONNA
Major: Entertainment Management
Minor: Marketing
Hometown: Wellington, Florida
For anything regarding diversity and ways to be a better inclusive community, contact Jordonna at ucfpandei@gmail.com.
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