SANTA CRUZ (June 2, 2018) — The Chi Gamma Chapter installed at the University of California, Santa Cruz on Saturday, June 2, 2018, with 33 initiates. Stephanie Van Dellen served as the Chief Installation Officer along with an installation team of 14 volunteers and a member of the Heritage Center Staff.
Meet Ruth Massillon, Chapter Educational Resource Coordinator (CERC) for Area IV. The CERC is responsible for assisting and working with AKPsi chapters. Ruth was initiated into the Xi Omega chapter in 2016. She joined the staff in November 2017 after graduating from University of South Florida in May 2017. Find out what you and Ruth have in common!
Meet Kimberly Millies, Chapter Educational Resource Coordinator (CERC) for Area II. The CERC is responsible for assisting and working with AKPsi chapters. Kimberly was initiated into the Delta Phi chapter in 2015. She joined the staff in January 2018 after graduating from University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in May 2017. Find out what you and Kimberly have in common!
INDIANAPOLIS (June 13, 2018) — On August 10, 2018, the Alpha Kappa Psi Foundation will be hosting a Members Meeting (5-6 PM) and Alumni Gathering (6-8 PM) in St. Louis, MO.
INDIANAPOLIS (June 11, 2018) — The Alpha Kappa Psi Board of Directors recently appointed Erik Thomas as regional director of the Eastern Great Plains Region. The appointment will take effect July 1.
Erik Thomas, Western Kentucky ’07
Erik Thomas was initiated into Alpha Kappa Psi through the Zeta Tau Chapter at Western Kentucky University (Bowling Green, KY), in 2007. While a student member, he served on the executive board as vice president of membership and president. He also volunteered on various committees allowing him insight into fraternity volunteering. After graduating, he served as chapter advisor and section director for both the Southern Bluegrass Region and Alumni Region. During this time he became a founding member of the Bluegrass Alumni chapter. While volunteering, he received his first degree Silver DSA from the Zeta Tau Chapter. He currently works as a collections specialist at Big Ass Fans where every day provides new insights into the world of business.
“The fraternity has allowed me as a student and volunteer to see the past that we have come from and the destiny that we are going toward and it is great. I am excited to work with the Eastern Great Plains Region and see it’s growth for us all.”
The Regional Director is charged with working closely with the chapter educational resource coordinator, regional volunteers, and the vice president to ensure a quality student experience. Through the support of effective chapter operations and the learning and development initiatives of the fraternity, the regional director has a lasting impact on the professional and personal growth of Alpha Kappa Psi students and volunteers.
