Management Team

Michael G. Dickerson

Fraternity President

Michael G. Dickerson, Virginia Tech ’04-Life

Mike Dickerson is currently the fraternity’s president and helps lead the Fraternity Ritual Team. He was initiated into the Beta Xi Chapter at Virginia Tech in 2004, where he graduated with degrees in business management and political science. After graduation, Mike was appointed the founding chapter advisor to the colony at the University of Maryland; he later was the founding CA at both the George Washington University and the University of Delaware, while serving concurrently as a section director. Mike was elected Mideast regional director in 2009, re-elected in 2011, and appointed by the BOD as the final Mideast RD later that year. After five years of service managing the largest region in the history of AKPsi, he was appointed as the inaugural Area III vice president in 2014 and elected as the fraternity’s fifth executive vice president in 2015. A recipient of both the bronze and silver Distinguished Service Awards, Mike is a senior manager with the United States Federal Government in the national security sector. Prior to joining the government, Mike was employed by Booz Allen Hamilton, a management consulting firm located in Northern Virginia, for 12 years. In his spare time, Mike volunteers with AKPsi, provides leadership seminars to DC-area young professionals, and cheers on the Hokies.

Jacqueline M. Ginarte

Executive Vice President

Jacqueline M. Ginarte, Florida International ’04

Jacqueline was initiated as a Brother to the Xi Sigma chapter Spring 2004. She graduated from Florida International University with a Bachelors in Business Management and her Masters of Science in Human Resource Management. She currently works for Victoria’s Secret and has been with the company for 3 years. Jackie’s involvement with Alpha Kappa Psi didn’t end as a student member. She has held several positions as a volunteer including her previous role as regional director for the Atlantic Gulf Coast Region. Jackie’s favorite part about Alpha Kappa Psi is how she gets to see the future of business through the development of principled business leaders. She currently lives in Miami, Florida. Jackie enjoys travel, dance and most of all, Disney.

Stephanie A. Van Dellen

Vice President for Learning and Leadership Development & Area I

Stephanie A. Van Dellen, Oregon ’08-Life

Stephanie Van Dellen joined Alpha Kappa Psi in 2008 at the Kappa Chapter (University of Oregon) where she earned her bachelor’s degree in business administration. She also holds a master’s degree in organizational change and development from the University of Manchester. While living in England, she served on the Sigma Upsilon Phi’s Chapter Advisory Board. Stephanie has also volunteered as the section director for San Diego. Currently, Stephanie is working on her doctorate degree in organizational leadership studies and teaches undergraduate leadership courses at the University of San Diego. Not always a career academic, she previously worked in human resources and recruiting. Stephanie’s an avid traveler has visited more than twenty countries. She also enjoys spending time exploring San Diego with her dog, Phoebe.

Chad E. Smith

Vice President for Volunteer Development & Area II

Chad E. Smith, Montclair State ’93-Life

Chad was initiated in 1993 at Montclair State University’s Iota Rho Chapter. Prior to being appointed as a vice president, Chad served Alpha Kappa Psi as a chapter vice president and president at Iota Rho. As an alumni member, Chad served in a variety of roles, including colony and chapter advisor, regional manager, section director, regional director, Judiciary Committee member and most recently as a member of the Fraternity Board of Directors during the latest revision of the fraternity’s strategic plan.

As Vice President for Volunteer Development & Area II, Chad will be responsible for overseeing the creation and implementation of the volunteer life cycle, volunteer journey/development plan, and AKPsi Virtual Experts Program. Given his past experience in designing many of the volunteer management principles we use today, along with his intricate knowledge of the board and current Strategic Plan, Chad will be ideally-suited to improve how we develop volunteers. He will also be responsible for leading Area II, which includes the Eastern Great Plains Region, the Valley Crossroads Region, the Western Great Lakes Region, and the Western Great Plains Region.

Micheal E. Dickson

Vice President for Chapter Development & Area III

Micheal E. Dickson, Central Washington ’02

Mike was initiated into the Kappa Xi Chapter at Central Washington University in 2002. He held the positions of inter-chapter relationship committee head and president. During his time at CWU he was honored with the Bronze Distinguished Service Award. In 2005 Mike graduated with a BS in business administration with a concentration of operations and supply chain management. Mike completed his master in management in 2012 from the Stevens Institute of Technology. In 2006 he became chapter advisor for Kappa Xi; he held the position until 2010. Mike currently works at The Boeing Company as an operations manager; he joined Boeing in 2007. During his time at Boeing he had the privilege to live in Italy and work with a supplier for six months. In Mike’s off time from work and volunteering he enjoys playing golf, traveling and spending time with his wife Kerri, and hanging out with their English Bulldog Susy.

Gregory Q. Patterson

Vice President for Member Development & Area IV

Gregory Q. Patterson,Northwood ’02-Life

Greg was initiated into the Kappa Lambda Chapter at Northwood University in the fall of 2002. Since then he has served in a variety of fraternity volunteer roles from chapter advisor, section director, regional director, and the former Area II Vice President. Greg also leads the pledge education task force which developed the L.E.A.D. program. He is a recipient of the first-degree Silver Distinguished Service Award. In his professional life he is a Senior Consultant for Kearney and Co. in Washington, DC. In his free time, Greg enjoys spin, TRX, Washington Nationals games, and traveling.

As Vice President for Member Development and Area IV, Greg will be responsible for continuing to lead the execution of the pilot of the new PEP program (L.E.A.D.) and the evolution of the officer success pathway/officer training and Presidents’ Academy. As the lead for the PEP task force for nearly two years, Greg is ideally-suited to continue this effort with its next phase of implementation across the entire Fraternity. He will also be responsible for leading Area IV, which includes the Atlantic Gulf Coast Region, the Carolina Coastal Region, the Southern Bluegrass Region, and the Southern Delta Region.

Currently Seeking

Atlantic Gulf Coast Regional Director

Parties interested in the position must be nominated by a student or alumni chapter, the fraternity president or the CEO. A nomination from a student or alumni chapter must be accompanied by the signatures of eight (8) members in good standing, excluding a member of the Fraternity Board of Directors. Eligible candidates must be an alumni member in good standing.

Interested individuals should submit their intention for candidacy, the necessary signatures, and submit a fraternal and professional résumé on or before Sunday, September 10 via one of the following options:

Mail: 7801 E. 88th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46256
Email: jessica@akpsi.org
Fax: 317-872-1567; attn: Jessica Seitz

Upon nomination, qualified candidates will participate in an interview process with the respective area vice president. Upon recommendation of the area vice president, the fraternity president and/or CEO will nominate a candidate to the Fraternity Board for appointment.

David Baboolall

Atlantic Metro Regional Director

David Baboolall, Carnegie Mellon ’11

David was initiated into the Omega Psi Chapter at Carnegie Mellon University (Pittsburgh, PA) in 2011. During his time as a student member, he served on the executive board (e-board) as historian, vice president of membership, and vice president of pledging. He also served the chapter outside of the e-board as booth chair, cabin chair and warden. In 2015, he graduated with his B.S. in Decision Science and Human-Computer Interaction. David has been active in his role as a volunteer by taking on positions of chapter advisor, regional manager , and section director. He currently works as a management consultant, and in his free time, enjoys cooking, photography, and hiking.

Currently Seeking

Carolina Coastal Regional Director

Parties interested in the position must be nominated by a student or alumni chapter, the fraternity president or the CEO. A nomination from a student or alumni chapter must be accompanied by the signatures of eight (8) members in good standing, excluding a member of the Fraternity Board of Directors. Eligible candidates must be an alumni member in good standing.

Interested individuals should submit their intention for candidacy, the necessary signatures, and submit a fraternal and professional résumé on or before Tuesday, September 26 via one of the following options:

Mail: 7801 E. 88th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46256
Email: jessica@akpsi.org
Fax: 317-872-1567; attn: Jessica Seitz

Upon nomination, qualified candidates will participate in an interview process with the respective area vice president. Upon recommendation of the area vice president, the fraternity president and/or CEO will nominate a candidate to the Fraternity Board for appointment.

Jane A. Azzinaro

Central Atlantic Regional Director

Jane A. Azzinaro, Maryland ’10-Life

Jane was initiated by the Omega Theta Chapter at the University of Maryland, College Park in 2010. She graduated in 2012 with a B.S. in Marketing and a Minor in Leadership Studies. During her time as a student brother, she served as the director of pledge education and as a member of two Installation teams for the region. After graduation, she served in multiple volunteer roles including chapter advisor and regional manager of the ACR. A Bronze Distinguished Service Award recipient, Jane was also named Regional Manager of the Year 2013-14. Professionally, Jane manages the entire digital presence for eight companies in the Mid-Atlantic region. Jane resides in Baltimore, Maryland but can often be found traveling to various cities and counties, sometimes with her puppy Macchiato in tow.

Shane M. Wakerling

Central Pacific Regional Director

Shane M. Wakerling, California Polytechnic State ’06

Shane was initiated into the Pi Rho Chapter at California Polytechnic State University in 2006. He graduated with a BS in business administration with a concentration in marketing. After graduating, Shane served as chapter advisor and regional manager of special events in the Southwest Region. He was appointed to regional director in 2013 and is excited to serve the Central Pacific Region. Shane resides in the East Bay and is the vice president of General Roofing Company based out of Oakland. He also serves on the board of directors for the Boys and Girls Club of San Leandro. In his free time, Shane likes to travel and volunteer in his local community.

Currently Seeking

Desert Southwest Regional Director

Courtney P. Ball

Eastern Great Lakes Regional Director

Courtney P. Ball, Buffalo ’12-Life

Courtney was initiated into the Beta Iota Chapter at the State University of New York at Buffalo in 2012. During her time as a student member, she served as the brotherhood chair, ambassador, and vice president of administration. She also served as her chapter’s delegate to UB’s Professional Inter-Fraternal Council. Courtney has been very active in her role as a volunteer taking on positions of chapter advisor, colony advisor, section director, regional manager of the ACR, and more. In 2014, she graduated with her B.A. in Physical Anthropology. In her free time, she can be found around her hometown of Buffalo hosting various events and taking in all the city has to offer.

Darin F. Schuld

Eastern Great Plains Regional Director

Darin F. Schuld, Saint Louis ’94-Life

Darin was initiated into the Delta Sigma Chapter at Saint Louis University in 1994, and later graduated with a bachelor of science in business administration, with a concentration in management information systems. He later served as the chapter advisor of the Delta Sigma Chapter for more than five years. He is a member of the St. Louis Metro Alumni Chapter, where he has served in various capacities, including director of information services, vice president, and president. While president, he served as a member of the fraternity’s Alumni Chapter Advisory Panel. In 2010, Darin was honored to receive the Silver Distinguished Service Award. He became a fraternity regional director in 2011, formerly for the Central Region and now for the Eastern Great Plains Region. Professionally, Darin is a senior analyst and project manager in the information technology division of the Bi-State Development Agency. In his free time, Darin is active with other volunteer activities and enjoys family and friends, professional sports and pleasure travel.

David B. Greenberg

Northern Atlantic Regional Director

David B. Greenberg, Connecticut ’11

Bailey N. Murray

Northern Rio Grande Regional Director

Bailey N. Murray, Texas State ’12

Bailey joined Alpha Kappa Psi though the Theta Sigma Chapter at Texas State University in 2012. While at Texas State, she served her chapter as secretary, pledge trainer, vice president of membership, and president. In December 2015, she graduated with a BBA in Marketing with a Professional Sales Concentration. A bronze DSA recipient, she began volunteering her time as a regional manager for the Northern Rio Grande in 2016. She resides in the Central Texas area where she volunteers as a team leader for the annual Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Great Strides Walk. Murray currently works for Pearson Education where she is able to do what she loves every day; provide students with tools to succeed during and after their college careers.

Wendy A. Wendroff

Pacific Northwest Regional Director

Wendy A. Wendroff, Tri-State ’80-Life

Wendy was initiated in 1980 at the Theta Xi Chapter at Tri-State University in Angola, Indiana. She served as chapter president, chapter secretary and alternate delegate at the 1981 Houston Convention. During her fraternal career she served in many volunteer roles including Midwest regional director, Oregon Section Director, chapter advisor to Theta Chapter at Oregon State University & Epsilon Omega Chapter at Portland State University. Since 2000 she has served as the Convention chair – a position she will continue to hold. She was also employed by the fraternity as the director of member services. She has attended 16 Conventions, numerous PBLIs and other regional events and served on the installation teams for the chapters in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Canada. Wendy has been awarded the Silver Distinguished Service Award, 2nd degree Silver Distinguished Award, Chairman’s Award, Chapter Advisor of the Year and the Gold Degree Distinguished Service Award.

F. Timothy Veigle

Southern Bluegrass Regional Director

F. Timothy Veigle, Central Florida ’04-Life

Tim was initiated by the Nu Chi Chapter at the University of Central Florida in 2004. In 2008, Tim graduated with his B.S.B.A. in Marketing. A recipient of the silver Distinguished Service Award, Tim has volunteered for the fraternity in various roles including regional manager of probationary chapters, chapter advisor and section director. In his professional career, Tim was a manager for AT&T where he excelled in training and coaching his employees. In 2014, Tim left AT&T to pursue realty where he has received the “Rising Star” award and the “Presidents” Award for his real estate accomplishments. Outside of his career and volunteer work, Tim enjoys spending time with his wife and son, Lori and Logan.

P. David Soliman

Southern Delta Regional Director

P. David Soliman, Tulane ’01-Life

David joined Alpha Kappa Psi as the colonizing president of the Sigma Psi Chapter at Loyola New Orleans in 2001. He transferred to Tulane and was the re-chartering president of the Pi Chi Chapter in 2004. He received the Silver Distinguished Service Award in 2006, and has served as a chapter advisor, section director, and senior advisor for new chapter development for the fraternity. Recently, David was the chartering president of the Crescent City Alumni Chapter in 2013. Professionally, he is managing partner of Faubourg Private Wealth Advisors, a boutique wealth advisory firm. With more than a decade’s experience in the industry, he specializes in advising high net-worth individuals, businesses and foundations with wealth management and asset preservation. He is also working toward his Certified Financial Planner designation. Personally, he lives in uptown New Orleans, with his wonderful wife Michelle and their Cocker Spaniel, Pierre, where they enjoy the amazing food, music and culture that the city has to offer.

Jonathon T. Pritt

Valley Crossroads Regional Director

Jonathon T. Pritt, CFV, Marshall ’11 – Life

Jonathon was initiated by the Zeta Rho Chapter at Marshall University in 2011, where he graduated with his B.S., in Business Management. As an undergraduate, he served his chapter as vice president of administration and chapter president. In 2013, he was named President of the Year by Marshall University for his role with Alpha Kappa Psi. Post-graduation as an alumnus volunteer, Jonathon was appointed as a chapter advisor and later as a section director in the former Eastern Region. In 2015, he received his Master’s in Health Care Administration from Marshall University. Jonathon is currently the Supervisor in Perioperative Services (Surgery) at Cabell Huntington Hospital. In his free time, he enjoys tennis, traveling, hiking, camping, and playing jazz saxophone.

Tonjie R. Reese

Western Great Lakes Regional Director

Tonjie R. Reese, Grand Valley State ’10

Tonjie Reese was initiated into the Psi Xi Chapter at Grand Valley State University in 2010. During her time as a student brother, Tonjie served as a pledge educator and on various committees. After graduation, Tonjie was appointed as the colony advisor for the Eta Nu Chapter at the University of Michigan-Dearborn and she served as the colony/chapter advisor for the Psi Alpha Chapter at Ferris State University. Later, she was appointed as the regional manager of membership for the Eastcentral Region. During PBLI in 2013, Tonjie was appointed as the Michigan section director. Professionally, Tonjie is the director of prevention education at Turning Point, a domestic violence and sexual agency. Additionally, Tonjie is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. and enjoys mentoring, painting and reading in her spare time.

Chelsea Hardy

Western Great Plains Regional Director

Chelsea Hardy, Denver ’10-Life

Chelsea was initiated into the Beta Chapter at the University of Denver in 2010. She later graduated with a bachelor of science in business administration with a concentration in management, a bachelor of arts in history with a concentration in World War II Studies and a minor in biology. After graduation, she served on the Westcentral Regional Management Team as a membership manager. She was appointed regional director in 2012. She is currently in school pursuing her MBA in Management and her MLS. in philanthropic leadership as well as masters certificates in French and Spanish. She works for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and in her free time enjoys competing in marathons and triathlons around North America.

Lea S. Goodwin

Fraternity Manager for Integration & Innovation

Lea S. Goodwin, Louisiana State ’99-Life

Lea was initiated in 1999 at Louisiana State University’s Beta Chi chapter as a re-chartering founder and is also a founder of the Crescent City Alumni Chapter in New Orleans. Before her appointment as a fraternity manager, Lea, a Silver DSA recipient, served as section director since 2014 and as chapter advisor intermittently for a total of eight years. Professionally, Lea is a Project Management Professional (PMP) in the healthcare industry, focusing on healthcare analytics/business intelligence and business development. Lea has more than 25 years of experience in information technology and more than 15 years of project/program management experience in overseeing diverse and complicated tasks with a track record of success in implementation of complicated deliverables.

As the Fraternity Manager for Integration & Innovation, Lea will primarily be responsible for coordination and integration of the various vice presidents’ and fraternity managers’ lines of effort and programs; Regional Success Plan integration and alignment to the fraternity’s strategic priorities; management of the Matrixed Regional Manager program in partnership with the JC and FRT; formulating a pilot collaboration and knowledge management program; and performing governance oversight of assigned committees/task forces.

Established in 1995, the Management Team is a group of volunteers responsible
for managing the operations of the fraternity and oversees other volunteer positions.

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Management Team

Established in 1995, the Management Team is a group of volunteers responsible for managing the operations of the fraternity and oversees other volunteer positions.

Learn about becoming a volunteer.

Alpha Kappa Psi

Latest Posts

Michael G. Dickerson, Virginia Tech ’04-Life

Jacqueline M. Ginarte, Florida International ’04

Stephanie A. Van Dellen, Oregon ’08-Life

Chad E. Smith, Montclair State ’93-Life

Micheal E. Dickson, Central Washington ’02

Gregory Q. Patterson,Northwood ’02-Life

David Baboolall, Carnegie Mellon ’11

Jane A. Azzinaro, Maryland ’10-Life

Shane M. Wakerling, California Polytechnic State ’06

Courtney P. Ball, Buffalo ’12-Life

Darin F. Schuld, Saint Louis ’94-Life

David B. Greenberg, Connecticut ’11

Bailey N. Murray, Texas State ’12

Wendy A. Wendroff, Tri-State ’80-Life

F. Timothy Veigle, Central Florida ’04-Life

P. David Soliman, Tulane ’01-Life

Jonathon T. Pritt, CFV, Marshall ’11 – Life

Tonjie R. Reese, Grand Valley State ’10

Chelsea Hardy, Denver ’10-Life

Lea S. Goodwin, Louisiana State ’99-Life

Established in 1995, the Management Team is a group of volunteers responsible
for managing the operations of the fraternity and oversees other volunteer positions.