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2008 Executive Board

President
Jarryd Lietz , '09

 The President will serve as the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Operating Officer of the chapter. He shall be the head of the chapter’s organizational structure. He will be the liaison between the chapter and the university, community, alumni, and International Fraternity.

Vice President of Membership Education
RJ Thornbury, '10

 The Vice President-Membership Education serves on the Executive Council and assumes the role of the President in the event that he is unable to perform his duties. He is responsible for all educational programming and activities which promote the Fraternity's purposes and ideals.

Vice President of Fraternal Relations
 RJ Joyce, '09

 The Vice President-Fraternal Relations serves on the executive council, takes minutes of all official meetings of the chapter, and distributes them to the undergraduates, alumni, and all other appropriate groups and individuals. He keeps all records of the chapter and maintains relations with the International Fraternity. He is the central resource for the chapter and is responsible for internal chapter communications.
Vice President of Finance
 Brian Loss, '08		 The Vice President-Finance is directly responsible for the receipt, care, and disbursement of all chapter funds. The Treasurer must work with the undergraduates, alumni officers, and International Fraternity to secure a sound and fiscally prudent future for the Chapter.
Vice President of Social Responsibility
J.B. Corey , '11		 The Vice President-Social Responsibility serves on the executive council and is responsible for developing and implementing the chapter’s academic assistance program. He educates the entire membership on ways to improve their study skills and helps to cultivate an attitude that academics are important.
Vice President of Public Relations
Josh Lewis, '08		 The Vice President-Public Relations serves on the executive council. He plans, organizes and directs the chapter’s efforts in addressing alumni, parents, Greeks and non-Greek students, faculty and administration, and the local community. He is the chairman of the public relations committee, and reports the committee’s findings and actions to the executive council and the general membership. He is responsible for all chapter publications and articles for the Fraternity’s Quarterly magazine. He keeps records of all graduate members including their addresses, occupations, and other pertinent information.
Vice President of Membership Recruitment
Andrew Hagenauer, '10 		The Vice President of Membership Recruitment shall serve on the Executive Council and coordinate the chapter’s recruitment efforts.
Vice President of Loss Prevention
 Stewart Brown, '09		 The Vice President-Loss Prevention serves on the Executive Council and works closely with them to help prevent and reduce risk within the chapter. He educates the entire membership on Fraternity policy and loss prevention in general. He provides regular reports to the chapter and to the International Fraternity concerning risk reduction and ensures that the chapter operates under guidelines established by federal, state/provincial, local, university, and Fraternity officials.
Vice President of New Member Education
Kevin Elwell, '08		 The associate member educator will implement and administer the new member education program of the chapter. He shall serve as a liaison between the executive council and the associate member class and guide our new members to realize and achieve the ideals and objectives of the Fraternity.
Vice President of Philanthropic Involvement
 Brad Bailey, '08

The Vice President of Philanthropic Involvement is in charge of all philanthropies hosted by UCF Fraternities and Sororities. The Vice-President of Philanthropic Involvement will be in charge of organizing all philanthropies that the chapter participates in. In addition, the Vice-President of Philanthropic Involvement will be in charge of the chapter’s semi-annual philanthropies, including DU Lip Sync every spring. The Vice-President of Philanthropic Involvement will also assist every brother running in a sorority competition any way possible.