MEET THE EXECUTIVE BOARD!
The Panhellenic Executive Council at Texas Christian University is the coordinating body of the 12 National Panhellenic Conference sororities on campus.
Panhellenic Executive Council members are current sorority members whose goal is to make our campus stronger through creating positive change within the Greek community.
Panhellenic strengthens the Greek community and is responsible for promoting scholarship, philanthropy, and unity throughout the 12 sororities. Panhellenic provides activities and programs during the year for Panhellenic college women.
President: Meghan Dooley
VP of Management: Abigail Hoffmann
VP of Management: Abigail Hoffmann
Meghan is a Political Science major and English minor from Southlake, Texas. She hopes to attend law school after graduating from TCU in 2024. She enjoys spending lots of time with her family and friends and taking walks around Fort Worth! As the Panhellenic President she oversees all Panhellenic operations, leads council meetings, supports the Executive Council, and is responsible for communication with the University Administration, the National Panhellenic Conference, and regional Panhellenic. Her main goal is to increase community outreach and relations with the Panhellenic community at TCU!
Office Hours:
Monday and Wednesday 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Email: tcupanhellpres@gmail.com
VP of Management: Abigail Hoffmann
VP of Management: Abigail Hoffmann
VP of Management: Abigail Hoffmann
Abigail is a Sophomore from Denver, Colorado and is double majoring in Finance and Political Science with a minor in Ballet. In her free time, Abby loves to take yoga classes at CorePower, spend time with friends, do community service in the Fort Worth area, and goes to any and all TCU Sporting events. As VP of Management, she oversees the judicial and parliamentary procedures and works closely with the Panhellenic delegates. She works with all things that pertain to the bylaws and organizes the election process for the next executive council.
Office Hours:
Monday: 9 am -11 am
Email: tcupanhellvpm@gmail.com
VP of Recruitment Operations: Siena Welsh
VP of Finance and Administration: Tenaya Moranda
VP of Finance and Administration: Tenaya Moranda
Siena is a sophomore student from Austin, Texas. She is majoring in Mathematics with an Actuarial Science Concentration and minoring in Economics. Siena enjoys running, being outdoors, watching sports (yes, I do yell at the TV), and spending time with friends and family. As Vice President of Recruitment Operations, Siena works closely with the chapters' recruitment teams to assist and ensure TCU chapters execute a values-based recruitment in alignment with TCU Panhellenic bylaws and National Panhellenic Council unanimous agreements. In addition, Siena oversees the Continuous Open Bidding process which takes place post-formal recruitment and at the beginning of the spring semester.
Office Hours: Tuesday 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Email: tcupanhellvpro@gmail.com
VP of Finance and Administration: Tenaya Moranda
VP of Finance and Administration: Tenaya Moranda
VP of Finance and Administration: Tenaya Moranda
Tenaya is a junior Finance major from Palm Springs, California. She grew up as the oldest of three girls as well as three dogs. In her free time, Tenaya loves working out, reading, drinking coffee, and spending time with friends! Tenaya also teaches yoga classes at CorePower Yoga during the week. As VP of Finance and Administration, Tenaya’s main duties are to take the attendance and minutes for council meetings in addition to handling the finances for Panhellenic.
Office Hours:
Tuesday 2:00pm-4:00pm
Email: tcupanhellvpf@gmail.com
VP of Recruitment Programming: Kendall McCarthy
VP of Recruitment Programming: Kendall McCarthy
VP of Recruitment Programming: Kendall McCarthy
Kendall is a junior strategic communication & French double major. She is from Suwanee, GA and serves as the VP of Recruitment Programming. She loves Tex-Mex, dogs, and event planning. Kendall works with and trains the Rho Gammas for recruitment. She also helps organize recruitment while working with the New Member Educators from each chapter.
Office Hours:
Thursdays: 11:15am-12:15pm
2:15pm-3:15pm
Email: tcupanhellvprp@gmail.com
VP of Member Development: Allyson Wilson
VP of Recruitment Programming: Kendall McCarthy
VP of Recruitment Programming: Kendall McCarthy
Hi everyone! My name is Allyson Wilson & I’m a junior Psychology major from Keller, Texas. I serve as the VP of Member Development on the 2023 Panhellenic Executive Board. In 2021, I served as the Risk Reduction & Education Chairman on my chapters exec board. In 2022, I served as the director of Social Events for my chapter. I have experienced tremendous personal growth, met numerous mentors and made countless lifelong memories through my involvement with TCU greek life. I’m also involved in Order of Omega, Frog Camp and the TCU Faces Lab. TCU is truly the best and this community is so special! In my free time, I love to spend time with my family & friends, catch up on reality TV and exercise.
Office Hours:
Wednesday 10:00am-12:00pm
Email: tcupanhellvpmd@gmail.com
VP of Public Relations: Abby Burris
VP of Service & Philanthropy: Catherine Shoffner
VP of Service & Philanthropy: Catherine Shoffner
Abby is a junior Biology + Theatre double major from Cedartown, Georgia. She previously served as apparel chair for her chapter and works as a lifeguard in her spare time. She loves finding new coffee places, cooking, spending time with friends, and volunteering at Mercy Clinic. Abby hopes to attend medical school and become an ER physician. As the VP of PR, she serves as the liaison between the campus Panhellenic chapters, the Panhellenic Council, local media, and businesses within the community. She is in charge of maintaining TCU Panhellenic social media, creating PR merchandise, and overseeing recruitment materials such as shirts and the booklet. Abby cannot wait to share the joys of Panhellenic with everyone and would love to talk with you anytime!
Office Hours:
Monday 2:00 pm-4:00 pm
Email: tcupanhellvppr@gmail.com
VP of Service & Philanthropy: Catherine Shoffner
VP of Service & Philanthropy: Catherine Shoffner
VP of Service & Philanthropy: Catherine Shoffner
Catherine is a junior Neuroscience major. She is from Greenville, South Carolina. Catherine enjoys spending time with her family and friends, playing (and FaceTiming with when she’s at school) her dogs, and being active. Her favorite place in the entire world is Pawleys Island, SC. As the VP of Service and Philanthropy, Catherine oversees each individual chapters’ philanthropy events and works with the Panhellenic’s national philanthropy, Circle of Sisterhood. Specifically, her responsibilities include planning, organizing, and fundraising for the next Circle of Sisterhood Trek!
Office Hours:
Tuesday + Thursday 11:30am-12:30pm
Email: tcupanhellvpp@gmail.com
FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE STAFF
Brooke Scogin: Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life
Fraternity and Sorority Life Associate Director - Postion to be filled soon
Fraternity and Sorority Life Associate Director - Postion to be filled soon
Brooke received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ballet and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas Christian University. She also has a Master of Arts degree in Clinical/Counseling Psychology from Midwestern State University. Brooke has been working at TCU since 2006 and previously served as an Assistant Dean of Campus Life where her pr
Brooke received a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ballet and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Texas Christian University. She also has a Master of Arts degree in Clinical/Counseling Psychology from Midwestern State University. Brooke has been working at TCU since 2006 and previously served as an Assistant Dean of Campus Life where her primary responsibilities were student concerns, crises, and individual discipline incidents. As a Panhellenic woman, she believes in the importance of the fraternal experience and is passionate about sharing that experience. Brooke looks forward to working closely with the Fraternity and Sorority community at TCU and is confident that the community will accomplish great things together.
Fraternity and Sorority Life Associate Director - Postion to be filled soon
Fraternity and Sorority Life Associate Director - Postion to be filled soon
Fraternity and Sorority Life Associate Director - Postion to be filled soon
Graduate Panhellenic Advisor - Rachel Porter
Fraternity and Sorority Life Associate Director - Postion to be filled soon
Graduate Panhellenic Advisor - Rachel Porter
Rachel received a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Washington State University. She is working to complete a Masters in Higher Educational Leadership at Texas Christian University. Alongside her studies, she works in the Fraternity and Sorority Life Office as a Hall Director and the Graduate Panhellenic Advisor. Rachel bel
Rachel received a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration from Washington State University. She is working to complete a Masters in Higher Educational Leadership at Texas Christian University. Alongside her studies, she works in the Fraternity and Sorority Life Office as a Hall Director and the Graduate Panhellenic Advisor. Rachel believes that the sorority experience is a unique opportunity that provides their members with friendship, leadership, and professional skills.
David Sommers: Fraternity and Sorority Life Coordinator
David Sommers: Fraternity and Sorority Life Coordinator
David Sommers: Fraternity and Sorority Life Coordinator
David received a Bachelor of Business Art in Communications & Political Science from Augustana College in Rock Island, IL. He felt a strong connection throughout his experiences and decided to pursue a Master of Education degree in Higher Education Leadership at DePaul University. While completing his Masters degree, David served as the
David received a Bachelor of Business Art in Communications & Political Science from Augustana College in Rock Island, IL. He felt a strong connection throughout his experiences and decided to pursue a Master of Education degree in Higher Education Leadership at DePaul University. While completing his Masters degree, David served as the Advisor for the Interfraternity Council and Order of Omega. David serves as the advisor to the National Pan-Hellenic Council and Interfraternity Council, and oversees Risk Reduction efforts and FSL Chapter Conduct. As a fraternity man, he believes the importance of collaboration, communication, and advocacy for all students. David believes in TCU and the opportunity to help cultivate the fraternity and sorority life experience.
Gaius George: Fraternity and Sorority Life Coordinator
David Sommers: Fraternity and Sorority Life Coordinator
David Sommers: Fraternity and Sorority Life Coordinator
Gaius earned his B.B.A. in Management Information Systems and Masters in Human Relations from the University of Oklahoma. Looking back on his experience, his journey into higher education seems like a natural fit since his work in Student Affairs began his second year as an undergraduate in college. He is a proud member of Omega Delta Ph
Gaius earned his B.B.A. in Management Information Systems and Masters in Human Relations from the University of Oklahoma. Looking back on his experience, his journey into higher education seems like a natural fit since his work in Student Affairs began his second year as an undergraduate in college. He is a proud member of Omega Delta Phi Fraternity Inc., Xi Chapter, Spring 1998. August 2016 will mark the beginning of Gaius’ twelfth year of service to TCU. He’s a certified mediator, photographer, and the 2014 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Up ‘til Dawn Advisor of the Year. Gaius serves as the Multicultural Greek Council, Independent Greek Council, Collaborative Greek Alliance and Up ’til Dawn advisor. He also oversees programmatic and leadership initiatives in the office.
Amy Schroer: Operations Manager
David Sommers: Fraternity and Sorority Life Coordinator
Amy Schroer: Operations Manager
Amy received her B.B.A. in Marketing from Texas Wesleyan University. She received a Master of Liberal Arts from Texas Christian University. Amy has worked at TCU since 2012. Both her son and daughter are also proud alumni of TCU. Amy manages our student workers and Resident Assistants during their office hours. She is also responsible
Amy received her B.B.A. in Marketing from Texas Wesleyan University. She received a Master of Liberal Arts from Texas Christian University. Amy has worked at TCU since 2012. Both her son and daughter are also proud alumni of TCU. Amy manages our student workers and Resident Assistants during their office hours. She is also responsible for housing assignments, meal plans, and access for chapter houses, along with chapter rosters, grade reports, and financial matters. Amy enjoys working with all the organizations under Fraternity and Sorority Life and loves being a TCU mom to her many undergraduate and graduate Horned Frog “kids”.