Judiciary Committee

Christian Nuccio

Committee Chairman

J. Christian Nuccio, North Carolina – Charlotte ’09-Life

Christian Nuccio has served as the Judiciary Committee Chairman since 2016. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Eta Omega) in 2010 and earned a masters degree from Marshall University in 2016. As a volunteer, Christian served as a section director, regional manager of risk management, and both regional chief of staff and chief operating officer until being appointed to the Judicial Committee in 2015. He was also awarded the Fraternity Regional Manager of the Year in 2013 and the Silver Distinguished Service Award in 2014. Professionally, he serves as a Captain in the US Army.

Kevin Klich

Committee Vice Chairman

Kevin L. Klich, American ’99

Kevin began his involvement with the fraternity by pledging the Lambda Nu Chapter in the fall of 1999. He graduated from The American University in Washington, DC with a BA in Political Science and a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies (Communications, Law, Economics and Government) in May of 2002. Kevin has been an active member of the Capital Area Alumni Chapter and prior to serving on the Judiciary Committee has served as a volunteer in several capacities on the Regional Management Team for the Mideast Region, including serving as Regional Manager for Risk Management, Chapter Advisor for the Lambda Nu Chapter at American University, and as Metro Section Director. Presently, Kevin is the Finance & Administration Manager for the Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR) in Washington, DC. Prior to working for HACR, Kevin spent several years working in different capacities in the hospitality industry.

Kerri Dickson

Committee Case Manager

Kerri M. Dickson, Washington State ’02-Life

Kerri was initiated by the Beta Lambda Chapter at Washington State University in 2002. Professionally Kerri has a spent several years serving customers in the financial industry. In addition to her professional life, she has found a passion for volunteering with Alpha Kappa Psi. She is an active alumni member who has volunteered with the several chapters in the Pacific Northwest Region and as a past Executive Vice President of Alpha Kappa Psi. In addition to serving as a fraternity officer, she has previously served as a Chapter Advisor for the Kappa Xi Chapter at Central Washington University, as a member of the Chapter Advisory Board member for the Omega Beta Chapter at Western Washington University, and helped re-establish the Seattle Alumni Chapter. In addition to her official volunteer roles, she has mentored students and alumni who have become active volunteers in Alpha Kappa Psi. Kerri brings forth a unique perspective to the Judiciary Committee having worked closely with students and volunteers for more than 10 years.

Will Curtis

Committee Member

Will Curtis, University of Texas at San Antonio ’08-Life

Will Curtis was inducted into the Xi Omicron Chapter at The University of Texas at San Antonio in 2010 after serving 7 years in the US Army. While at the Xi Omicron Chapter, Will served as the Chapter President and the Vice President of Membership and was awarded the Bronze Distinguished Service Award. After graduation Will served as the Regional Manager of Risk Management from 2013 – 2017 for the Southcentral Region which was later reorganized into the Northern Rio Grande Region. In 2017, Will joined the Judiciary Committee.

Professionally, Will has worked the last 7 years in commercial real estate and most recently joined Port San Antonio as their Leasing Manager. Will is also a Commercial Real Estate Associate for NPL Group and is a Licensed Real Estate Instructor. Over Will’s career, he has participated in over $1 Billion worth of transactions and managed over $100 Million in assets.

Will holds a Bachelors of Business Administration in Real Estate Finance and Development from the University of Texas at San Antonio and holds the coveted Certified Commercial Investment Member (CCIM) and Certified Property Manager (CPM) designations.

Luke Bottorff

Committee Member

Luke Bottorff, Virginia Tech ’04-Life

Luke graduated with a degree in Business Management from Virginia Tech, where he pledged the Beta Xi chapter in 2004. After graduation, Luke served as Expansion Coordinator for the fraternity before returning home to Middle Tennessee to begin his legal career. He working at a firm during the day and attending Nashville School of Law at night. He is currently an attorney at McNulty & Associates, PLLC, where he focuses his practice on business and civil law. Luke enjoys spending time with his wife, Tara (an AKPsi brother), friends and family.

Chris Folds

Committee Member

Chris Folds, Western Carolina ’03-Life

Chris joined the Theta Tau chapter of Alpha Kappa Psi (Western Carolina University) in the Fall of 2003 as a graduate student. A semester later he became his chapter’s president, a role he would fill for three straight years. During those years he help re-write his chapter’s bylaws to create a Judiciary Board and establish the policies and procedures involved. After graduation with a Master’s of Business Administration and a Masters of Entrepreneurship, Chris filled the role of Co-Chapter Advisor for Theta Tau, before making a professional career change that lead him to the West Coast. He arrived in Oregon, and quickly sought a position as Oregon’s first Section Director. During that time he has overseen the addition of two new AKPsi chapters and has helped advise some of AKPsi’s oldest chapters as well. Chris has earned Brother of the Year and Innovator of the Year awards for the fraternity and is also an Academy Fellow. Professionally Chris has experience in Finance for both the Hospitality and Health Care industries.

Randy Wehmeyer

Committee Member

Randy Wehmeyer, Southeast Missouri State ’85-Life

Randy pledged the fraternity in the spring of 1985 with the Zeta Omicron Chapter at Southeast Missouri State University where he received BS in business administration – management, and a Bachelor of Science Degree – mass communications. While in school he served as warden, master of rituals, and president. Since graduation Randy has stayed active with the fraternity, serving as district director for the Zeta Omicron chapter from 1987-97. In 1999-00 he helped colonize and install the Rho Upsilon Chapter at Missouri Western. In 2000 he helped colonize and reactivate the Alpha Lambda Chapter at Washington University and served as chapter advisor from 2001-05. He joined the St. Louis Metro Alumni Chapter in 1991 and has served in many offices, including director of public relations, treasurer, VP of membership, and president. He has served on several fraternity committees, and has been appointed warden for every Chapter Congress Meeting since 1993. Professionally, Randy is Vice President for Dad’s Cookie Company in St. Louis.

Beth Owens

Committee Member

Beth Owens, North Carolina State ’08-Life

Beth Owens graduated from NC State University in 2011 with a degree in Business Management, where she pledged the Lambda Omicron chapter in 2008. As an alumni volunteer, Beth served as an independent investigating officer for the Judiciary Committee. By profession, Beth is a Project Manager at Credit Suisse, focusing on regulatory project delivery within the Finance organization. She currently lives in New York City and in her spare time she enjoys running, traveling, and spending time with her two nieces.

Brian Parker

Chief Operating Officer

Brian Parker, Indiana ’93-Life

Brian, a graduate of the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University, was initiated into the Beta Gamma chapter in 1993. After a short time in the commercial banking industry, he joined the professional staff of AKPsi in June 1997. Brian started as an expansion coordinator before being promoted to the director of member services position in spring 1998. In February 2001, he accepted the position of senior director of finance & expansion. Brian currently serves on the alumni corp. board of directors for the Beta Gamma Chapter. Brian is originally from Fort Wayne, Ind., and enjoys watching IU basketball and spending time outdoors. He is an avid NASCAR fan and also enjoys spending time with his two cats and camping. Brian received the Silver Distinguished Service Award at the 2007 convention.

Liz Vickers

Associate Director of Risk Reduction

Liz Vickers, Stetson University

“Liz serves Alpha Kappa Psi’s Judiciary Committee and collaborates with various departments at the Heritage Center to develop a comprehensive risk reduction plan for the fraternity that includes education, communication, and support services. In addition to her risk reduction role, Liz serves as the project manager for the Board-directed strategic initiatives.

Professionally, Liz served in several other roles at the Heritage Center prior to becoming the Associate Director of Risk Reduction, including Expansion Coordinator, Chapter Educational Resource Coordinator, and Chapter Services Coordinator. Throughout these roles, she was responsible for building relationships with students, volunteers, and universities, and supporting chapter’s growth and development through consulting and resources.

Liz is a member of the Project Management Institute and is pursuing her CAPM certification. She earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration from Stetson University, where she joined both Alpha Kappa Psi Fraternity and Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity. It was during her collegiate years that Liz developed her passion for risk reduction education.”

Established in 2003, the Judiciary Committee’s primary function is to help protect
the reputation of the fraternity through use of the risk management policies.

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Judiciary Committee

Established in 2003, the Judiciary Committee’s primary function is to help protect the reputation of the fraternity through use of the risk management policies.

Learn about risk prevention.

Alpha Kappa Psi

Latest Posts

J. Christian Nuccio, North Carolina – Charlotte ’09-Life

Kevin L. Klich, American ’99

Kerri M. Dickson, Washington State ’02-Life

Will Curtis, University of Texas at San Antonio ’08-Life

Luke Bottorff, Virginia Tech ’04-Life

Chris Folds, Western Carolina ’03-Life

Randy Wehmeyer, Southeast Missouri State ’85-Life

Brian Parker, Indiana ’93-Life

Liz Vickers, Stetson University

Established in 2003, the Judiciary Committee’s primary function is to help protect
the reputation of the fraternity through use of the risk management policies.