Our Panhellenic Council at Tarleton State University is the coordinating body of the 5 National Panhellenic Conference sororities on campus. This council is composed of 7 executive members who are current members of a sorority that disaffiliate during recruitment in order to unbiasedly support all involved within the process. Panhellenic represents 

HANNAH YUDITZKY

President
tsupanhellenicpres@gmail.com

Major: Nursing
Hometown: Canton, Texas
Favorite thing to do in Stephenville: Take her dog on walks around campus
Fun Fact: She has a sweet pupper named Rudy, and she loves to show pictures of him.. ask if you see her!
Why did you go Greek? I wanted to go greek to find a really good group of friends. I also played sports all of my life so I wanted to make sure I had something other than school to occupy my time.. 

Bre briggs

Vice President of Recruitment 
tsupanhellenicvp@gmail.com

Major: Nursing with a minor in Psychology
Hometown: Wichita Falls, Texas
Favorite thing to do in Stephenville:  Go on walks with her friends and dog around the trails in town
Fun Fact:  She has been skydiving... TWICE! 
Why did you go Greek? I decided to go greek my freshman year because I wanted to get out of my comfort zone. I was nervous about going greek 3 years ago, but now I am having a full circle moment planning this year's recruitment. You will never know how something could impact your life until you try it!

ASHLEY CHRISTIAN

Vice President of Judicial Affairs
tsupanhellenicjudicial@gmail.com

Major: Biomedical Science, Pre-Pharmacy concentration & a minor in Chemistry
Hometown: Killeen, Texas
Favorite thing to do in Stephenville: Go for late night drives because it reminds her of where she grew up in Illinois
Fun Fact: She can twist her right hand all the way around & she was born in Korea
Why did you go Greek? I didn't know much about greek life coming to college, but I knew I wanted to branch out of my comfort zone and find a group of women who shared similar values as me. Finding the place I can call my home away from home has been one of my greatest blessings since coming to college.  

hanna myetich

VICE PRESIDENT OF Finance
TSUPANHELLENICtreasurer@GMAIL.COM

...Major: Communications Studies with a concentration in Travel, Event, and Activity Management 
Hometown: Benbrook, Texas
Favorite thing to do in Stephenville: Shop on the square downtown or study at Beans & Franks!
Fun Fact: She loves to paint 
Why did you go Greek? I Joined greek life to be apart of campus and to make connections. My favorite part is knowing that I’m a voice that can make a change and being able to share my opinion in matters that are important to me. I love meeting people and building friendships and feeling a sense of responsibility. Panhellenic has given me this to me and so much more. 

CAMERON DAVIDSON

Vice President of Administration
tsupanhellenicsecretary1@gmail.com

 Major: Nursing
Hometown: Dublin, Texas
Favorite thing to do in Stephenville: Spend time with Panhellenic sisters
Fun Fact: Her fiancé and her own 5 dogs and 2 cats
Why did you go Greek? I truly never thought I would be in a sorority but after going to Meet the Greeks I knew I wanted to be apart of the Panhellenic sisterhood here at Tarleton!

Aubrey isbell

Vice President of Programming
tsupanhellenicphilanthropy@gmail.com

Major: Psychology with a minor in Business
Hometown: Fort Worth, Texas
Favorite thing to do in Stephenville:  Take her dog, Finn, on car rides
Fun Fact: She is very accident prone... tripping UP the stairs, running into walls, you name it!
Why did you go Greek? I went greek so I could have a supportive group of people I can trust on campus but also who could trust me. I wanted to provide services for the community while gaining friendships and memories that will last a life time!

MALLORY SUTHERLAND

Vice President of Public Relations
tsupanhellenicsocialmedia@gmail.com

Major: Kinesiology
Hometown: Goldthwaite, Texas
Favorite thing to do in Stephenville: Work at Beans & Franks, or watch her students play sports during the school year
Fun Fact: She is a registered Nutritionist and a substitute teacher
Why did you go Greek? I went greek because I never had a lot of girlfriends growing up, and the two I did have went to schools 3 and 6 hours away from me. I wanted to find people who would accept me in all my forms, and I am so thankful to say I have found them!

Mr. Darrell Brown

Executive Director of Student Affairs Outreach and Fraternity and Sorority Life

dwbrown@tarleton.edu
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