Meet the Panhellenic Executive Board
The 2024 Panhellenic Executive Board is comprised of ten women who are passionate and dedicated to involving the Panhellenic community on campus and in the Tucson community. Together, they govern the 13 Panhellenic sorority chapters with the intent of protecting and continuing Greek life's legacy so that it continues to remain strong at the University of Arizona.
Panhellenic President
Meliah Rock
uapanhellenic.president@gmail.com
Hometown: Parker, Colorado
Class Standing: Junior
Major/Minor: Management Information Systems
Why did you Go Greek? I chose to Go Greek because I wanted to get more involved on campus and find ways to better the community around me! I've been able to do this and meet my lifelong friends along the way.
Vice President of Operations
Ava McMahon
uapanhellenic.operations@gmail.com
Hometown: Chandler, Arizona
Class Standing: Junior
Major: Business Management / Global Business
Why did you Go Greek? I decided to go Greek because I wanted to find a way to start fresh while having a support system of strong women standing by my side, and I could not be happier with my decision. By choosing to join a sorority, I have made amazing friends and have had the opportunity to expand my leadership abilities, build connections, and, most of all, find a home away from home!
Vice President of Membership
Emily Lopez
uapanhellenic.membership@gmail.com and uapanhellenic.recruitment@gmail.com
Hometown: Orange, California
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minors: Speech Language and Hearing Sciences / Care Health and Society
Why did you Go Greek? I went Greek because I wanted to find lifelong friends and a second family since I am far from home.
Vice President of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility
Brooke Metke
uapanhellenic.inclusion@gmail.com
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minor: Political Science / Business Administration
Why did you Go Greek? Going Greek here helped me further get out of my shell and become the best version of myself. Greek life eased my transition from living at home to being on my own due to the amazing women I met throughout my years here!
Vice President of Finance
Jade Butcher
uapanhellenic.finance@gmail.com
Hometown: Yuma, Arizona
Class Standing: Junior
Majors/ Minor: Finance, Dance
Why did you Go Greek? I chose to go Greek to connect with girls across campus who shared diverse interests and goals. Joining a sorority not only led me to my best friends, but has helped me develop leadership skills and make a meaningful difference on campus.
Vice President of Community Standards
Ella Frank
uapanhellenic.comstandards@gmail.com
Hometown: New Berlin, Wisconsin
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minor: Biology / Spanish, Physiology, Medical Sciences
Why did you Go Greek? Upon making one of the biggest decisions of my life to pick up and start anew on the other side of the country, I was sure of two things. I wanted to grow and excel independently and find a support system that would help me do this. I knew that I wanted to find a place to call home, and little did I know I was going to find people that felt like one.
Vice President of Programming
Danielle Ferraro
uapanhellenic.programming@gmail.com
Hometown: Phoenix, Arizona
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minor: Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences / Special Education and Rehabilitation, Spanish
Why did you Go Greek? I went greek to find a group of people who would push me to be the best version of myself. I wanted to find sisters who would support me through the good times and the bad times, and push me to be a better version of myself through it all. I wanted to step out of my comfort zone, and try something new, and Greek life helped me do this time and time again.
Vice President of New Member Services
Emma Hall
uapanhellenic.nmservices@gmail.com
Hometown: Omaha, Nebraska
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minor: Human Development and Family Sciences / Spanish
Why did you Go Greek? I chose to go Greek because I have always been committed to bettering myself and the community I am a part of. Coming from out of state, I knew Greek life was something I wanted to be a part of as I had seen the mutual benefits both the members and organizations receive. Surrounding myself with values-based people is something I prioritize, and the Greek community is the perfect place for that.
Vice President of Health Promotions
Maddie Szemplenski
uapanhellenic.health@gmail.com
Hometown: Omaha, Nebraska
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minor: Biology with a Biomedical Sciences Emphasis / Psychology
Why did you Go Greek? Being from out of state, I wanted to meet many girls at the beginning of the school year. I love the Greek Life environment here at UofA and have loved every second of being in my chapter!
Vice President of Public Relations
Morgyn Sanders
uapanhellenic.publicrelations@gmail.com
Hometown: Orange County, California
Class Standing: Junior
Major/Minor: Communication / Public Relations
Why did you Go Greek? I was so excited about sorority recruitment and had such a positive outlook. Once I got involved in Greek Life, it helped me find my home away from home. I have met so many amazing people in Greek life that I wouldn't change this experience for the world!
HAVE QUESTIONS? WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!
For Recruitment-related questions, please email uapanhellenic.recruitment@gmail.com