FSPAC

Α Β Γ Δ Ε Ζ Η Θ Ι Κ Λ Μ Ν Ξ Ο Π Ρ ΣΤ ΥΦ Χ Ψ Ω the Fraternity and Sorority Preserving the Greek experience for 4 "I am passionate about preserving and advancing the fraternity and sorority experience as we know it, so to be given the opportunity to advocate on behalf of my peers and all sorority and fraternity members was truly amazing. The work we did on Capitol Hill in April will have a lasting impact on students and fraternity and sorority leaders across the country. I learned so much through the experience and am incredibly grateful to have had the opportunity." —Jacqueline Lawler, ΓΦΒ, Iowa State University FSPAC Student Board Member Federal law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and report the name, address, occupation, and name of employer of each individual whose contributions aggregate in excess of $200 in a calendar year. Contributions are not tax deductible for federal income tax purposes. The maximum an individual may contribute is $5,000 per calendar year. Corporations and foreign nationals without green cards are prohibited from contributing. Lori Rayfield, ΔΔΔ William Reeder, ΦΚΨ Nicole Regilio, ΚΔ Beth Reisinger, ΦΜ Darlene Reyes, ΦΜ Sam Richwine, ΦΓΔ Michael Riley, ΠΚΑ Daniel Rodriguez, ΣΝ Reuben Rodriguez, ΠΚΑ Joanne Roman, ΓΦΒ Jerr Rosenbaum, ΠΚΦ Aleesa Ross, ΔΓ Christy Rowland, ΑΔΠ Gena Runnion, ΧΩ Nancy Russell, ΔΖ Ann Rutkowski, ΣΣΣ Kristie Ryan, ΑΟΠ Beverly Sandeen, ΑΧΩ Mary Alice Sanders, ΑΔΠ Jodi Scheurenbrand, ΚΔ Donna Schmidt, ΚΑΘ Scott Schneider, ΑΤΩ Jacqueline Schools, ΑΦ J.W. Schulz, KA Order Kathy Schweer, ΚΑΘ Malaea Seleski, ZTA Jerry Semler, ΑΤΩ Farrah Shah, ΔΖ Emily Shepard, ΣΚ Noel Shutt, ΔΣΦ Mari-Jean Siehl, ΑΧΩ William Sigmon, ΠΚΦ Jennifer Siler, ΑΔΠ Jane Siling, ΑΔΠ Cheryl Sizer, ΚΔ Stacia Skoog, ΔΓ Amanda Sloan, ΑΔΠ Kimberly Slomka-Jones, ΔΖ Laura Smith, ΔΔΔ Teresa Smith, ΚΑΘ Torrey Smith, ΑΔΠ Alice Snedeker, ΑΧΩ Erin Sparks, ΑΦ Patricia Spence, ΚΔ Jane Spurgeon, ΔΖ Barbara Stacy, ΚΔ Sharon Staley, ΦΜ Kathleen Stanton, ΔΓ Gillian Stewart, ΧΩ Suz Stiles, ΔΓ Joey Stiver, ΓΦΒ Courtney Stone, ΣΣΣ Chad Strelow, ΘΧ Kimberlee Sullivan, ΔΔΔ Tom Sullivan, ΠΚΦ Suzanne Symcox, ΑΧΩ David Symonds, ΦΓΔ Maureen Syring, ΔΓ Jane Tankersley, ΧΩ Marvona Tavlin, ΔΖ Lynn Teel, ΔΔΔ Ryan Temby, ΣΧ Courtney Templin, ΔΔΔ Jenny Holsman Tetreault, ΑΦ Tove Thomas, ΚΔ Lorrie Tijerina, ΔΖ Idris Traylor, KA Order Terry Turman, ΦΓΔ Joseph Van Name, KA Order Palmer Vance, ΔΣΦ Whitney VanMeter, ΧΩ Dawn Victor-Herring, ΑΔΠ Cindy Voris, ΑΔΠ Norman Waas, ZBT Kirk Walden, ΦΓΔ Christopher Walters, ΣΧ Bonnie Warren, ΚΔ Kim Watson, ΑΦ Linda Watson, ΦΜ Jennifer Webb, ΑΔΠ David Weber, ΔΧ Bernard Weissman, ZBT Michele Wetherington, ΑΔΠ Karen White, ΔΔΔ Nathan Wight, ΔΣΦ Lynda Wiley, ΚΑΘ Shannon Wiley, ΔΖ Marian Williams, ΚΚΓ Rosalyn Doze Williams, ΑΔΠ Shad Williams, ΠΚΑ Susan Willis, ΣΚ Susan Wilson, ΑΧΩ Michael Wims, ΔΣΦ Sarah Womble, ΣΚ Laura Wright, ΑΔΠ Mary Ann Heyser Wright, ΔΔΔ Mandy Wushinske, ΚΑΘ Susan Zabriskie, ΑΦ Andrew Zaharoff Rebecca Zanatta, ΑΦ Pamela L. Zimmerman, ΑΔΠ (Continued from page 3) HONOR ROLL T he Fraternity and Sorority Political Action Committee held its 13th annual reception and dinner on April 25. More than 300 guests were informed and inspired by 20 members of Congress, collegiate leaders, and FSPAC board members. Guests included donors, student leaders, and alumnae and alumni from fraternal organizations from across the country. Many of them had visited Capitol Hill that day to advocate for single-sex student organizations and the PROSPER Act H.R. 4508. During the reception and dinner, members of Congress thanked the FSPAC for its support and efforts to preserve the experience many of them benefitted from during their college years. All credited their fraternity or sorority experience in providing them with leadership training and practicing the art of giving back. The program also included two outstanding collegiate speakers who had participated in the Capitol Hill visits. Both women serve as Panhellenic Council Presidents at their respective universities: Jacqueline Lawler, ΓΦΒ, of Iowa State University and Devon Leasure, ΔΔΔ, of University of Florida. Member organizations were recognized for their levels of giving to the FSPAC. At the Platinum level, Alpha Chi Omega, Alpha Delta Pi, Kappa Alpha Order, and Kappa Alpha Theta met the criteria. At the Gold level, Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta, Delta Sigma Phi, and Delta Zeta were honored. Gamma Phi Beta was recognized at the Silver level. Bronze honorees included Delta Gamma, Alpha Phi, National Panhellenic Conference, and Pi Kappa Phi. Mark your calendars for the 2019 reception and dinner, April 10 at the Liaison Hotel. LUCKY #13 Lawmakers and Interfraternal Leaders Gather for Annual Reception and Dinner From left, Leslie Williams and Kathi Heatherly, both ΔΖ, Larry Wiese, KA Order, Lindsay Bratun, ΚΚΓ and Diane Stecher, ΔΖ. From left, Andrea Bechtel, ΧΩ and Rick Bechtel, ΦΔΘ with Representative Bradley Byrne (R-AL/ΦΔΘ) and Marc Mores, ΦΔΘ and Jennifer Mores, ΑΓΔ. STUDENT SPOTLIGHT Jacquline pictured with Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley.

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