Meet our 2024 Executive Council!

 
 

 

President: 

Bailey Rollins

Email: deltakappapresident@gmail.com

 

Vice President of Programming: 

Lorna Sweeney

email: deltakappavp1@gmail.com

Vice President of New Member Education: 

Morgan Auzine

Email: deltakappavp2@gmail.com

Vice President of Recruitment and Membership: 

Caroline Olenick

Email: deltakappavp3@gmail.com

Vice President of Philanthropy: 

Susan Sanborn

Email: deltakappavp4@gmail.com

Secretary:

Lanie Powell

Email: deltakappaSecretary@gmail.com

 

Treasurer: 

Caroline Thomas

Email: deltakappatreasurer@gmail.com

Public Relations/Historian:

Callie Crawford

Email: deltakappapr@gmail.com

Ritual: 

Emma May

Email: deltakapparitual@gmail.com

Risk Reduction & Education: 

Maddie Ascani

Email: deltakappariskedu@gmail.com

 

Academic Achievement: 

Maddie Soudelier

Email: deltakappaacademics@gmail.com

 

House Manager: 

Olivia Hurley

Email: deltakappahouse@gmail.com

 

Panhellenic Delegate: 

Liliana Redlich

email: deltakappaphc@gmail.com

 

Why our officers felt called to serve on our executive council:

 
I love being the house manager because it is so interpersonal, and being a house girl creates a completely different and unique sisterhood within Zeta. Living in the house has shaped my Zeta experience, and I love getting to know every house girl personally!
— Oliva Hurley
I love Zeta because my sisters have encouraged me to be the best person I can be, which has led me to become a member of the Executive Council. I never imagined myself in a leadership position, but with the encouragement of my sisters, I was able to see my potential. I’ve always been a creative person, and now as Secretary, I’ve been able to implement my talents into my position. I cannot thank Zeta enough for the love I’ve received and I’m so excited for this year!
— Lanie Powell
I love my position because Zeta’s philanthropy was a huge draw-in for me from the first moment I stepped into our doors during recruitment! Because my mom is a breast cancer survivor, I have always been involved in local breast cancer walks and hometown fundraisers/events. I am so excited to make a difference on a larger scale as I hold this position. Breast cancer education and awareness mean so much to me because I have seen the positive effects it provides through my mother.
— Susan Sanborn
I love ZTA because they have always uplifted me and pushed me to do more than I ever thought I could. When I came in as a freshman, I never pictured myself on exec. After serving as a director last year and meeting so many inspiring women, I fell in love with programming and bringing new, fun, and exciting events to our chapter. I am so excited for this upcoming year, and I can’t wait to work with our wonderful directors and programming council to enrich our chapter with new events!
— Lorna Sweeney
When coming into college I was on the fence about going through recruitment. I didn’t know if it was for me or if I would find my home. After going to Zeta during recruitment I knew exactly where I was meant to be. That experience is what inspired me to get involved in the other side of recruitment and since then I have never looked back. I want to make sure that every PNM has a special experience at Zeta and make sure I am doing everything I can to help make everyone’s recruitment experience something memorable.
— Caroline Olenick
Joining Zeta has genuinely been one of the most fulfilling and heartwarming experiences of my life. The minute I walked through these doors during the first round of philanthropy, I knew that no matter what, I would always be supported and uplifted in this chapter, and Zeta has done all of this and more for me. Since my time as a new member, I have been encouraged to be the greatest version of myself and motivated by those around me to apply for leadership positions. Zeta’s philanthropy holds a special place in my heart, and serving as VP4 last year was such an incredible experience that I will cherish forever. I have always wanted to be a part of an organization that deeply values each of its member’s individual opinions and personalities, and in Zeta I can do just that, serving to help the chapter and encourage girls to get involved and find their purpose in the same ways that older members brought out the best in me and made me feel seen when I was a new member. Not only am I able to help serve as a role model and contribute to my own chapter’s growth, but I am also able to work closely with other Greek chapters throughout LSU’s campus and across the country, forming relationships with those in different organizations to continue learning and to continue to try and make an impact at LSU and on a national level as well. Every day here is a new adventure, and I truly cannot wait to see what the year brings with such an amazing Executive Council and group of directors to work hand in hand with.
— Bailey Rollins
I went to Zeta because I felt like I could be myself, and I felt like I had known these girls for years. Being in Zeta made me see how everyone in Zeta is so different, but you can always find someone to talk to. This pushed me to apply for my position because I wanted to get to know everyone on a different level. I love my position because it helps me get closer to the members of our chapter and see all the differences we bring together to create one sisterhood.
— Maddie Ascani
I love serving as ZTA’s Academic Achievement Chair for a multitude of reasons! It is so fulfilling to see the progress of everyone in Zeta and the work they put into their academics and future career aspirations. ZTA has been such a resource for me throughout my time at LSU, and I want to be a resource for all the girls who are a part of this incredible chapter!
— Madelyn Soudelier
I went to Zeta for a multitude of reasons. When I rushed in the fall of 2022 I had one goal in mind, to find lifelong connections. I had no idea how many amazing friendships I would discover within the doors of the Zeta Tau Alpha house. During my first year, I found my calling working as a ritual assistant and truly flourished. I was able to run Big Little Reveal, Initiation, and so many other exciting Zeta traditions. I was forever grateful when I was allowed to become Zeta’s Ritual Chairman and serve on the executive council. As I am growing into this new role I am learning new ways to branch together our chapter and be with our new members for some of their most important milestones. I love Zeta for how much it has helped me grow into the woman I am today and how it continually pushes me to do even better.
— Emma May
Zeta means the world to me. I have found my home away from home, where I’m supported and uplifted by so many amazing women. I am so lucky to be a part of a sisterhood that has given me so many opportunities, experiences and lifelong friendships that I will be forever grateful for. I am excited to have the opportunity to work with all of the executive council to achieve our chapter goals!
— Caroline Thomas
I love my job as VP 2 because I get to introduce our new members to their forever sisterhood! Delta Kappa welcomed me with open arms and has made me feel so loved for who I am. My sisters have truly made ZTA my home, I can not wait to create that same environment for our new pledge classes. The memories made as a new member are truly so special and I am honored that I can be a part of PC 24’s!
— Morgan Auzine
Going into a huge state school with nearly 40,000 people enrolled was intimidating, and I knew that finding my people would not be easy. Going to Zeta has truly changed my life! Zeta has been such a positive force in my life since joining. I have met the most accepting, compassionate, friendliest, and intelligent girls since being a part of all the love!! The list just goes on too. I wanted to get even more out of it, so I applied to be the PHC delegate and I’m loving every second of it! It’s amazing to be a part of something bigger than you are, while also feeling like you can make a difference. The connections I’ve made down the row and around LSU are priceless, and every day I feel so grateful to have been given this experience.
— Liliana Redlich