University's Greek community selects board of directors
Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2015
MANHATTAN — The Greek community at Kansas State University has elected a new board of directors for the Office of Greek Affairs. The members of the board serve on either the Interfraternity Council or the PanHellenic Council, which are the student governing councils that overlook both the fraternities and sororities at the university.
The following students are new board members:
Ciara Chambers, senior in political science, Derby, vice president and judicial affairs, PanHellenic Council.
From Greater Kansas City: Trevor Moy, junior in marketing, director of community and internal relations, Interfraternity Council, and Devin Rudicel, junior in mass communications, vice president, Interfraternity Council, both from Lenexa; Christopher Earnshaw, sophomore in business administration, director of public relations, Interfraternity Council, Blair Lewis, junior in education, director of recruitment-continuous open bidding and retention, PanHellenic Council, and Grady Marcuson, senior in marketing, director of judicial affairs, Interfraternity Council, all from Overland Park; and Lucas Karlin, junior in accounting, Shawnee, director of recruitment, Interfraternity Council.
Paige Kellenburger, senior in psychology, president, PanHellenic Council, and Paul Meissbach, senior in applied music, president, Interfraternity Council, both from Lawrence; Jessica Van Ranken, sophomore in political science, Lindsborg, director of community and internal relations; Zach Lowry, sophomore in political science, Stockton, director of risk management, Interfraternity Council; and Chelsey Ast, junior in marketing, director of recruitment-external, PanHellenic Council, and Bailey Wright, junior in biology, director of recruitment-internal, PanHellenic Council, both from Wichita.
From out of state: Kylie Sturgis, junior in mass communications, Wilcox, Nebraska, director of risk management, PanHellenic Council; and Baylee Ragsdill, junior in apparel and textiles, Bixby, Oklahoma, director of public relations, PanHellenic Council.
