Panhellenic Executive Council

The Wake Forest Panhellenic Association is the governing body of the seven National Panhellenic Councils on campus, as well as the associate member sorority, Kappa Beta Gamma. The Wake Forest Panhellenic Association promotes excellence in academics, community service, campus involvement, and sisterhood. Panhellenic sisterhood creates a shared sense of belonging that extends beyond individual chapters to the entire Greek community. We are committed to the vision of creating respectful young women of service. While we serve as a governing body, our role is equally rooted in support. We welcome any ideas you’d like to share.

Panhellenic President

The President provides overall leadership for the Wake Forest University Panhellenic Council, overseeing the work of the Executive Board and guiding the direction of the Panhellenic community. This role presides over council and executive meetings, ensures that operations align with the standards of the National Panhellenic Conference, and works closely with advisors and campus partners to support the success of member chapters. The President also maintains key governing documents, communicates with the NPC Area Advisor, and helps ensure that the Panhellenic Council operates effectively and in accordance with its policies and values at Wake Forest University. The current Panhellenic President is Jazlynn Carela.

Executive Vice President

The Executive Vice President supports the overall operations and continuity of the Wake Forest University Panhellenic Council by assisting the President and stepping into the presidential role when needed. This position helps ensure a smooth executive transition by organizing materials and maintaining accurate records, including meeting minutes, officer rosters, and official correspondence. The Executive Vice President also oversees internal documentation and council communications while ensuring familiarity with governing policies from the National Panhellenic Conference. In addition, this role promotes inclusion and belonging within the Panhellenic community by collaborating with campus partners and council leaders to support initiatives that strengthen unity, diversity, and engagement across Wake Forest University. The current Executive Vice President is Mollie Elgin.

Vice President of finance

The Vice President of Finances supports the Panhellenic Council by managing all financial matters and keeping track of expenses. This role maintains the budget for the academic year and recruitment activities and promptly responds to financial inquiries. The Vice President of Finances works closely with members of the Executive Board to review and approve expenses, including recruitment costs, Panhellenic-sponsored events, and scholarships. The current Vice President of Finances is Katie Udoff.

Vice president of Accountability

The Vice President of Accountability supports the Wake Forest University Panhellenic Council by upholding council policies, procedures, and the standards set by the National Panhellenic Conference. This role assists chapters through recruitment concerns, including violations and fines, in a timely and unbiased manner. The Vice President of Accountability also serves as the Chair of the Panhellenic Judicial Board and provides guidance and training for chapter representatives. Additionally, she works closely with chapters to support health and well-being initiatives across the Panhellenic community. The current Vice President of Accountability is Annie Waters.

Director of marketing

The Director of Marketing promotes the mission and values of the Wake Forest University Panhellenic Council by overseeing communications, branding, and outreach for the Panhellenic community. This role manages social media, content creation, and marketing initiatives while collaborating with chapter public relations leaders to ensure consistent and equitable representation of all member organizations. The Director of Marketing also works to increase engagement across the Greek community and the broader campus by promoting events, partnerships, and cross-programming opportunities in coordination with the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life and university policies. The current Vice President of Operations is Kait Karoleski.

Director of Membership

The Director of Membership fosters strong relationships between the Wake Forest University Panhellenic Council and its member chapters by supporting collaboration, communication, and engagement among Panhellenic delegates. This role oversees new member education initiatives, working closely with chapter New Member Educators and the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life to coordinate programs such as New Member Kickoff, required modules, and ongoing development opportunities. The Director of Membership also leads the Member Development Committee, hosts regular roundtables for chapter leaders, and helps ensure new members are introduced to Panhellenic values, expectations, and community standards. Through these efforts, the position supports a positive and enriching membership experience across the Panhellenic community at Wake Forest University. The current Director of Membership is Ellie Gabriel.

Director of Recruitment

The Director of Recruitment oversees the planning and execution of all recruitment efforts for the Wake Forest University Panhellenic Council, ensuring a structured and positive experience for potential new members and chapters alike. This role manages recruitment registration, events, and logistics while leading the recruitment team, including assistant directors, Recruitment Counselors, and Gamma Rho Chis. The Director of Recruitment also works closely with chapter Recruitment Chairs to maintain clear communication throughout the recruitment process, facilitates recruitment meetings, and evaluates recruitment outcomes through data and feedback. Through organization, collaboration, and strategic planning, this position helps support a fair and engaging recruitment experience for the Panhellenic community. The current Director of Recruitment is Grace Clark.

Director of Programming

The Director of Programming supports the Wake Forest University Panhellenic Council by planning events, educational programs, and initiatives that reflect Panhellenic values and strengthen the Greek community. This role coordinates speakers, workshops, and scholarships while overseeing the scholarship application and distribution process each semester. The Director of Programming also supports philanthropic initiatives and collaborates with campus organizations and community partners in Winston-Salem to create meaningful service opportunities. Through these efforts, the position helps build connections across Greek councils and enhance engagement within the broader community at Wake Forest University. The current Director of Programming is Caroline Van Winkle.

Director of Intellectual Growth

The Vice President of Intellectual Growth focuses on promoting scholarship, academic success, professional development, and recognition within the Panhellenic community. One of the primary responsibilities of this role is helping facilitate the selection of recipients for Panhellenic-sponsored scholarships, which are awarded twice each year. The Vice President of Intellectual Growth also plays a key role in planning and hosting the Greek Awards Banquet during the fall semester. The current Vice President of Intellectual Growth is Jackie Beauregard.