Meet the Panhellenic Executive Board
The 2026 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 12 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
Ann Gailor Strobel
uapanhellenic.president@gmail.com
Hometown: Nashville, Tennessee
Class Standing: Junior
Major/Minor: Psychology and Criminal Justice / Communications and Art History
Why did you Go Greek? I went Greek because coming from out of state, I was searching for a community where I could feel at home, somewhere I could truly be my most authentic self. I wanted to find a sisterhood rooted in similar values, where lifelong friendships and unwavering support were at the heart of everything. My mom was in a sorority, and to this day, she still talks to her sisters like no time has passed. Seeing the bonds she built inspired me to seek out friendships that would last a lifetime, and joining Greek life gave me just that and so much more.
Vice President of Operations
Drew Vranesh
uapanhellenic.operations@gmail.com
Hometown: Hermosa Beach, California
Class Standing: Junior
Major: Elementary Education
Why did you Go Greek? Coming from out of state, I really wanted to find my home away from home. I knew no one going into my freshman year and it was so important for me to find my people. Going Greek provided me with an incredible community where I formed lifelong friendships, learned who I am, and grew both personally and academically. Joining a sorority shaped my college experience in ways I never could have imagined.
Vice President of Membership
Madeleine Yasinski
uapanhellenic.recruitment@gmail.com
Hometown: Westchester, New York
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minors: English / Public Relations
Why did you Go Greek? I chose to go Greek because I was looking for a community who would push me to be the best version of myself and be there for me through it all. It was intimidating coming from out of state, but I was able to find the place where I could thrive and make lifelong connections that I will forever cherish!
Vice President of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility
Grace Daniel
uapanhellenic.inclusion@gmail.com
Hometown: Tucson, Arizona
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minor: Psychological Sciences / Leadership Studies and Practices
Why did you Go Greek? I went Greek because I wanted to find a supportive community that felt like home. Coming from a family that knew nothing about Greek life, I was honestly nervous about going through the recruitment process. But I found my sorority gave me something I didn’t expect: a group of strong, driven women who genuinely care about lifting each other up. It’s been a space where I’ve grown as a leader, built lifelong friendships, and learned how to advocate for others. Going Greek helped me find my voice and a community that feels like family.
Vice President of Finance
Maggie Smith
uapanhellenic.finance@gmail.com
Hometown: Scottsdale, Arizona
Class Standing: Junior
Majors/ Minor: Finance & Management Information Systems
Why did you Go Greek? I was raised by strong, hardworking women who taught me the power of resilience and love. Attending an all-girls high school deepened my appreciation for sisterhood, making Greek life a natural choice in college. Joining my sorority has given me lifelong friendships, a supportive community, and incredible opportunities for growth. Through Greek life, I’ve also been able to give back through philanthropy, shaping my college experience in the best way possible.
Vice President of Community Standards
Kate Hooper
uapanhellenic.comstandards@gmail.com
Hometown: Seattle, Washington
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minor: Psychology and Public Health / Spanish
Why did you Go Greek? When I made the decision to attend the UofA, I knew that transitioning to a life far from my family and friends would be difficult. I chose to go Greek to hopefully find a network of people that would make campus feel more like home. Three years later, I still can't believe the amazing community I have found. I've formed life-long friendships and learned invaluable lessons that have truly shaped my college experience for the better.
Vice President of Programming
Kathryn Malek
uapanhellenic.programming@gmail.com
Hometown: Spokane, WA
Class Standing: Junior
Major/ Minor: Medicine
Why did you Go Greek? I decided to go Greek to meet girls as I moved to a new state! Being apart of my chapter has connected me to girls who help push me academically, socially, and benefit my life! Also the opportunities within Greek life are endless, there's so much to be apart of! The amount of positivity around the girls I'm surrounded by make me the best version of myself!!
Vice President of New Member Services
Chloe Cortes
uapanhellenic.nmservices@gmail.com
Hometown: Arvada, CO
Class Standing: Senior
Major/ Minor: Medicine / Pharmaceutical sciences
Why did you Go Greek? I joined Greek life to build meaningful connections and find a home away from home. Greek life has given me a network of driven, like-minded individuals who share my ambitions and values. Beyond personal growth and a strong support system, Greek life has introduced me to my closest friends. As an out of state student, it allowed me to quickly form lasting bonds within my chapter and the greater Greek community. Being part of this community has shaped me into a more confident, well rounded individual and I am grateful for the experiences, opportunities, and lifelong connections!
Vice President of Health Promotions
Sarah Tittelbaugh
uapanhellenic.health@gmail.com
Hometown: Spokane, WA
Class Standing: Senior
Major/ Minor: Medicine / EMS, Nutrition, and Public Health
Why did you Go Greek? I decided to join the Greek community at UofA because I was seeking a home away from home. Going Greek was one of the best things I could have done when I came to college. It has not only brought me my best friends, but has pushed me to accomplish everything I can. I will forever be thankful for the Panhellenic Love at this school!
Vice President of Public Relations
Olivia Stendal
uapanhellenic.publicrelations@gmail.com
Hometown: Maple Grove, Minnesota
Class Standing: Sophomore
Major/Minor: Architecture
Why did you Go Greek? I chose to go Greek because I wanted to find lifelong connections through sisterhood, friendship, and a nationwide network. As the first woman in my family to Go Greek, I am so happy to be a part of this community because of the incredible friendships, empowerment, and sense of belonging I found. These girls have become my best friends and sisters and have made Greek life an experience I truly cherish.
HAVE QUESTIONS? WE'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU!
For Recruitment-related questions, please email uapanhellenic.recruitment@gmail.com
Got a specific question? Email the individual officer who can best help!