U of A Order of Omega Greek Hall of Fame announces seven alumni for the Class of 2026
As one of the University of Arizona Greek community's highest honors, the Order of Omega Greek Hall of Fame recognizes fraternity and sorority alumni members whose exemplary life achievements have brought great honor and prestige.
Scott B. Bernstein | Zeta Beta Tau
Scott B. Bernstein is a visionary entrepreneur, civic leader and lifelong advocate for the University of Arizona Greek community. A magna cum laude graduate and Phi Beta Kappa inductee, Scott earned his bachelor's degree in communication and political science before completing his juris doctor at the University of Arizona James E. Rogers College of Law. As an undergraduate and law student, he held more than 20 leadership roles, including ASUA administrative vice president, Supreme Court chief justice, faculty senator and Greek Man of the Year.
Scott's professional career spans media, law and business development. As CEO of The Bernstein Group, he has led some of the largest and longest-running collegiate media programs in the nation, impacting millions of students over nearly four decades. His leadership roles at TMP Worldwide and Collegiate Marketing Group further solidified his reputation as an innovative and strategic business leader. Beyond business, Scott has raised more than $1 million for Arizona charities and has served in leadership roles with the Fiesta Sports Foundation and other nonprofit organizations. Scott's business and civic leadership accomplishments have been recognized by and featured in The Business Journal.
A devoted Zeta Beta Tau alumnus, Scott's service to the fraternity and the University of Arizona is unparalleled. The Alpha Omicron Chapter of Zeta Beta Tau in 2024 made Scott an inaugural inductee into its Hall of Fame. His company has been the longest-standing financial supporter of the U of A Greek system, and strategic media partner to the entire university, providing millions of dollars in support, programming and promotion. As a founder of the Greek Heritage Park and Centennial Campaign, Scott's legacy is permanently etched into campus history. His lifelong commitment to service, leadership and philanthropy makes him a cornerstone of the U of A Greek community.
Dan Hicks | Sigma Phi Epsilon
Dan Hicks is one of the most respected and recognizable voices in American sports broadcasting, whose career reflects excellence, integrity and enduring leadership. A native of Tucson, Dan earned his Bachelor of Arts in journalism. His professional journey began locally before launching a nationally acclaimed career that has spanned more than three decades. As one of NBC Sports' longest-tenured broadcasters, Dan has served as the lead play-by-play voice for premier events including the Olympics, Notre Dame football games and professional golf, earning the trust of audiences nationwide through his preparation, fairness and professionalism.
Throughout his career, Dan has demonstrated leadership that extends far beyond the broadcast booth. He is widely regarded as a mentor and role model within the sports media industry, setting a standard of excellence for aspiring broadcasters. His contributions have been recognized through numerous honors, including induction into the University of Arizona Journalism Hall of Fame, the Pima County Sports Hall of Fame, and the Sigma Phi Epsilon Arizona Beta Hall of Fame. In 2017, he received Sigma Phi Epsilon's prestigious Citation Award, an honor reserved for a select group of alumni whose careers bring exceptional distinction to the fraternity.
Equally committed to service, Dan has used his platform to support charitable causes, community initiatives and educational opportunities. His lifelong loyalty to Sigma Phi Epsilon and the University of Arizona reflects the values of brotherhood, service and leadership that define the Order of Omega. Through his career achievements, mentorship and philanthropic engagement, Dan exemplifies the lasting impact of a Greek leader whose influence reaches far beyond campus.
George Jenson| Kappa Sigma
George Jenson's lifelong commitment to leadership, mentorship and service embodies the very spirit of fraternity life. Initiated into Kappa Sigma in 1982, George graduated from the University of Arizona in 1987 with a degree in management information systems. As an undergraduate, he held leadership roles within the fraternity and served the broader campus community through ASUA concerts. From his earliest days as a member, George demonstrated a deep belief in Kappa Sigma's mission of "Building Better Men."
Professionally, George has built a diverse and impactful career as an entrepreneur, consultant and educator. He wears, and has worn, many hats including co-founder of Fraternity Management Group, custom software developer, real estate broker, real estate educator and scuba instructor. His commitment to service extends internationally through both Kappa Sigma and volunteer work in both the Dominican Republic and Nicaragua, though his primary focus has been local, both for Gamma-Rho Chapter and other organizations such as SARSEF and Wright Flight. His involvement with the Eller College of Management earned him recognition as an Eller College Associate of the Year.
Within Kappa Sigma, George's influence has been transformative. He has served as advisor, resident advisor, House Corporation Board member, Educational Foundation Board member, and mentor to generations of students. His creation of the Excellence Quest platform revolutionized chapter accountability and member development. Previously honored with induction into the Gamma-Rho Hall of Fame and named Man of the Year, George's legacy is one of selfless service, thoughtful leadership and lifelong dedication to fraternity and community.
Michael Myers | Sigma Chi
Michael "Mike" Myers is a nationally recognized business leader whose lifelong dedication to Sigma Chi and the University of Arizona reflects extraordinary service and impact. Initiated into Sigma Chi in 1985, Mike demonstrated early leadership as pledge class president, IFC representative, rush chairman and committee chair. These formative experiences laid the foundation for a career defined by innovation, mentorship and excellence.
Professionally, Mike is a pioneer in healthcare marketing and business strategy. He co-founded and scaled Palio+Ignite to more than $40 million in annual billings and later founded CrowdPharm, a global health care marketing platform spanning more than 130 countries. His work has earned national recognition and industry awards, and his companies have shaped the future of health care communications. Despite his professional success, Mike has remained deeply committed to education and mentorship, frequently returning to campus as an adjunct lecturer and industry adviser.
Mike's service to the University of Arizona spans nearly four decades. He has volunteered continuously since 1988, including 14 years on the National Alumni Board, serving twice as homecoming chairman and later as chair of the board. He has also served as president of the Arizona Alumni Club in Los Angeles and held board positions with the Phoenix and New York City alumni clubs. Mike currently serves on the Eller College National Board of Advisors. A proud Bobcat, he also served as alumni president, further reflecting his enduring commitment to alumni leadership and engagement.
Within Sigma Chi, Mike's service spans more than four decades, including roles as chapter advisor, grand praetor, leadership training workshop instructor, and house corporation president at the University of Arizona. His steady leadership during pivotal moments has strengthened chapters nationwide. Through professional excellence, sustained fraternity service and unwavering loyalty to the university, Mike exemplifies the highest ideals of Greek leadership.
Susan Preimesberger | Delta Gamma
Susan Preimesberger is an exemplary educator, civic leader and advocate whose career reflects decades of service and impact. A three-time graduate of the University of Arizona, Susan earned degrees in 1976, 1983 and 1986 and lettered in gymnastics. Her distinguished career in education culminated as principal of Sabino High School, where her leadership earned statewide recognition, multiple awards from the Arizona Interscholastic Association, and induction into both the Pima County Sports Hall of Fame and Sabino High School Hall of Fame.
A passionate advocate for student well-being and girls' athletics, Susan pioneered innovative programs addressing substance abuse prevention and athletic equity. Her work as a varsity gymnastics coach, elite-level judge, and leader within the Arizona Interscholastic Association elevated standards for excellence and inclusion across the state. Her professional achievements have been recognized through numerous awards and honors spanning education and athletics.
Within Delta Gamma, Susan has served for more than three decades on the Alpha Pi House Corporation Board, chaired the chapter's 100th anniversary celebration, and played a pivotal role in major fundraising and housing initiatives. Her extensive community service includes leadership roles with Angel Charity for Children, the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, the American Heart Association, Silver & Turquoise Board of Hostesses to benefit San Xavier del Bac Mission, and numerous civic organizations. Susan's legacy of leadership, compassion and service embodies the highest ideals of the Order of Omega and the Delta Gamma motto to "Do Good."
Tanisha Price-Johnson| Alpha Kappa Alpha, Sorority, Inc.
Tanisha Price-Johnson is a visionary educator and administrator whose career is rooted in service, access, and the transformative power of education. A proud University of Arizona alumna, she earned her bachelor's degree in journalism before earning a master's degree in educational leadership at Northern Arizona University and returning to the University of Arizona to earn her Ph.D. in higher education. Guided by a lifelong belief that learning is a calling, Tanisha has dedicated more than 30 years to advancing student success and fostering inclusive academic environments.
Currently serving as the founding associate dean of admissions at the John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering at Arizona State University, Tanisha recently served as associate dean of student affairs at the Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California. She has held senior leadership roles at the U of A College of Medicine – Tucson and the U of A College of Veterinary Medicine. Her national leadership includes service with the Association of American Medical Colleges, where she has chaired committees and guided policy impacting medical education across the country. Her work consistently centers on mentorship, access for underrepresented students and institutional excellence.
A devoted member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, Tanisha exemplifies the sorority's ideals of scholarship and service. Her leadership, integrity and unwavering commitment to uplifting others align seamlessly with the mission of the Order of Omega. Through her professional achievements and lifelong dedication to student development, she has created a legacy of impact that continues to shape higher education at the local, state and national levels.
Wink Williams| Pi Kappa Alpha
Wink Williams is a dynamic leader whose voice, energy and commitment to community have left an indelible mark on those he serves. A graduate of the University of Arizona with a degree in business administration, Wink was initiated into Pi Kappa Alpha in 1976 and quickly distinguished himself as a campus leader and athlete. He captained the university's men's volleyball team, led his fraternity to Greek Week and intramural championships, and cultivated lifelong bonds that have defined his fraternity experience.
Following graduation, Wink built a successful 30-year career with Northrop Grumman, ultimately serving as director of goods movement and logistics. Alongside his professional success, he dedicated himself to service through the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, where his leadership at the local, regional and national levels has been transformative. As board chair and area council chair, Wink led record-breaking fundraising efforts, expanded programs and strengthened organizational impact, earning recognition as Area Council Chair of the Year.
A gifted communicator and community builder, Wink is widely known for lending his voice to civic events, school athletics, and charitable causes throughout Orange County. His enduring commitment to the University of Arizona includes service on alumni boards, mentorship of Eller students, and the establishment of scholarships. Through leadership, service and unwavering Wildcat pride, Wink exemplifies the ideals honored by the Order of Omega.
About the Order of Omega Greek Hall of Fame
The Order of Omega Greek Hall of Fame Award was established to recognize outstanding University of Arizona Alumni who have made a positive impact on the Greek community as well as the larger community, and who continue to demonstrate the positive qualities of Greek leaders. This award recognizes University of Arizona Greek Alumni in the areas of service to their local and or national fraternity, to their local community, the university, the state, and the nation. Past inductees into the Order of Omega Greek Hall of Fame have included journalist and educator Edith Auslander, U of A athletics pioneer Mary Roby, former U of A Alumni Association President Marvin D. "Swede" Johnson, former Arizona State Sen. Doug Holsclaw, former U.S. Sen. Barry Goldwater, Col. Jon Robson, polar explorer and mountaineer Alison Levine, "Sesame Street" co-creator Joan Ganz Cooney, former World Presidents' Organization Chairman Warren Rustand, former Arizona governor and U.S. Sen. Paul Fannin, former Arizona Secretary of State Betsey Bayless, TV journalist Geraldo Rivera, and sports commentator Alex Flanagan.