Alpha Tau Omega - University of Florida

Fall 2020 Newsletter

Alpha Omega Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega at the University of Florida

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University of Florida p. 3 www.ufato.org Chapter Officers Worthy Master Dominick Macolino '17 Coatesville, Pa. Dominick is a third- year finance major who is also pursuing a minor in real estate. During his time here as part of Alpha Omega Chapter, he's served on Rush Committee for two years, as an Assistant New Member Educator for two years, Volcano and Viking chairman, Road Trip Chairman, and Social Chairman. Outside of the Chapter, Dominick is a part of the UF Real Estate Society Club and volunteers with the Alachua County Special Olympics. During the summer, he is an assistant coach to the local Challenger baseball team, working with kids with an array of disabilities. He worked on a project during the COVID-19 crisis with the non-profit organization Activated Life out of New York City. The group donated more than 100 desks and school materials to students in his hometown of Coatesville to assist them in completing schoolwork from their home. Dominick is responsible to four major groups: the national fraternity, the university, the board of trustees/ housing corporation, and the Chapter. His primary role is making sure the four are in harmony on the intentions and actions of the fraternity, so the Chapter can most effectively better the Greek and Gainesville communities. This year, Dominick has worked to improve the efficiency of internal processes throughout Chapter life to ensure a fair and equitable culture. Worthy Marshal Ricky Rivera '17 Stuart, Fla. Ricky is a junior studying applied physiology and kinesiology and on the pre-medicine track. As Vice President, Ricky oversees internal affairs and directs the judicial board. He also plans external events such as our biannual road trip to Nashville, Tenn. Ricky was the previous Recruitment Chairman in 2018-19. He is a Florida Bright Futures Medallion Scholars recipient, the director of sponsorship for UF Health Dream Team, and the executive secretary of Health Affairs for UF Student Government. Worthy Chaplain Tucker Wexler '18 Briarcliff, N.Y. Tucker is a sophomore and working for GreekHouse, a company started in the ATΩ house. He is also involved in GatorTech at UF. Tucker is majoring in marketing, and he hopes to work in the clothing industry as a marketing director for a company such as Nike or Adidas. As Worthy Chaplain, Tucker is responsible for the rituals of our Chapter, an integral key to a close brotherhood. He plans and has a major part in our formal Chapters each semester, as well as initiation, opening in form and closing in form at regular chapters, and guiding the brothers in their day-to-day lives. Worthy Keeper of the Exchequer Wright Holman '17 Tampa, Fla. Wright is a third- year junior pursuing his undergraduate degree in accounting with plans to complete his master of accountancy following his graduation. Inside of ATΩ, Wright is the Chapter's Treasurer, and he previously served as an Assistant Pledge Master and was a part of the philanthropy committee. Outside of ATΩ, Wright has been involved in student government where he served as a District A Senator over the past summer. Additionally, he is in the UF Honors College, where he has served on the executive board for H-Camp, the College's overnight teambuilding camp to welcome incoming freshmen. Over the summer, Wright worked as a tax intern with BDO in Jacksonville, Fla. Worthy Manager of Risk Coby Hancock '17 Amelia Island, Fla. Coby is a junior pursuing a bachelor's degree in applied physiology and kinesiology with an emphasis on exercise physiology. He hopes to attend dental school after completing his degree, where he would like to pursue a career in oral surgery. During his time in ATΩ, Coby has held the position of Mother's Weekend Chairman, and now Health and Safety Officer. As Health and Safety Officer, Coby is tasked with maintaining the responsible and chivalrous culture of Alpha Omega. To do so, he serves as a liaison between the fraternity and the University of Florida in order to be up to speed with what the school expects, constantly monitors the behavior of brothers, and actively manages events to ensure the safety of every party present, brother or not. Worthy Scribe Oliver Constantino '18 Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. Oliver Costantino is a second-year marketing major in the Warrington College of Business. He is the Worthy Scribe and has lived in house for the last two semesters. Oliver loves and respects each and every one of his brothers and is willing to help the brotherhood whenever possible. He is dedicated to making a lasting impact on the brotherhood and demonstrates this on a daily basis. Worthy Keeper of the Annals Brady Campbell '18 Ridgewood, N.J. Brady is a sophomore majoring in finance and minoring in actuarial science. He is the Historian for the Alpha Omega Chapter. During his time at ATΩ, Brady has been a part of the Rush and Treasury committees, as well as the Viking Chairman. This summer, he interned at an insurance brokerage firm in White Plains. Outside of ATΩ, Brady is a part of the Florida Actuarial Student Society. As the Worthy Keeper of Annals, Brady is responsible for the collection and upkeep of records of our Chapter. Worthy Usher Tyler Davis '18 Tyler is a second-year student pursuing a degree in finance with a minor in real estate. As a member of the fall 2018 pledge class, Tyler played a big role in managing their pledge class project during their pledgeship. Aside from being Worthy Usher, Tyler previously served as Intramural Sports Chairman and Assistant Viking Chairman. Membership Education Chairman Jack Talley '18 Vero Beach, Fla. Jack is the New Member Educator of Alpha Omega Chapter. He is a rising junior majoring in finance. This summer, he had a part-time internship with A&R Big Machine Records in Nashville, Tenn., as well as an internship with Richard B. Leffew, CPA, in Vero Beach. Outside of ATΩ, he spends time mentoring elementary kids through UF's MentorGNV program. He is responsible for educating new members on the foundations and principles this fraternity was built upon. Membership Recruitment Chairman Jay McArthur '18 Clearwater, Fla. Jay is a second-year finance major with plans of attending law school after graduating. Prior to being elected as Recruitment Chairman, Jay served on the Recruitment Committee as a freshman, learning from past chairmen and gaining the necessary experience to coordinate the Chapter's recruitment activities. Along with organizing events during UF IFC's formal Recruitment Week, this summer Jay reintroduced our Rush Mixers in Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville. Outside of ATΩ, Jay is involved in the University Honors Program and is a member of the Action Student Government Committee, helping promote engagement between the executive branch and the student body. Social Chairman Jakob Hudanish '18 Vernon, N.J. Jakob is a second- year finance major, and he is on the club hockey team. As the Social Chairman of the Alpha Omega Chapter, Jakob organizes socials with sororities and works to maintain excellent relations within Greek Life. Executive Member-At-Large Kyle Campbell '17 Ridgewood, N.J. Kyle is a junior majoring in finance major who previously served as the Worthy Scribe during the spring 2019 and fall 2019 semesters. He serves as Executive Member At- Large by making his voice heard in executive decisions, helping with risk management at chapter events, and philanthropy. Executive Member-At-Large William Fitzgerald '18 Winter Park, Fla. Will is a junior advertising major who previously served as the Worth Chaplain on the executive board and now serves as a Senior Executive Member At-Large. Will assists members of the executive board with their responsibilities, as well as helping to educate the new members on the values and principles of the fraternity.

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