2011-13 Collegiate Advisory Committee

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - Tau Kappa Epsilon is proud to announce the members of 2011-13 Collegiate Advisory Committee. The CAC is a nine member committee which represents TKE's 10,500 collegiate members, providing valuable insight and input to help improve the programs, services, and operations of the Fraternity. A representative of the CAC serves as a voting member of the Grand Council, TKE's board of directors.

Below you’ll find the 2011-2013 Collegiate Advisory Committee.

Chairman & Grand Council Member

Sean Finn
Tau-Omega, Carleton University
Public Policy
Frater Sean has served as Epiprytanis and held several Student Government positions.

Region 1:

Patrick Ford
Zeta-Mu, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Environmental Engineering
Frater Patrick has served as Epiprytanis and PEC Coordinator. He also plans to run for Prytanis this Fall.

Region 2:

Carlos Perry
Beta-Lambda, Auburn University
Spanish
Frater Carlos has served his chapter as Prytanis, Crysophylos, Recruitment Chair, Scholarship Chair and Chapter Spirit Chair.

Brent Taylor
Pi-Delta, University of Alabama at Birmingham
Business Management
Frater Brent is a returning CAC member. He has served his chapter as Recruitment Chair, Hegemon and Social Chair.

Region 3:

Cory Martin
Upsilon-Iota, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
Human Resources Management & Marketing
Frater Cory has served his chapter as Hegemon and is current chapter Prytanis.

Thomas Geary
Omicron-Sigma, Indiana University Southeast
Political Science (Pre-Law Track)
Frater Thomas has served his chapter as Prytanis, Judicial Chair, Sorority Relations Chair.

Region 4:

Kyle Erdman
Alpha-Gamma, Washington State University
Professional Writing
Frater Kyle has served his chapter as Epiprytanis and Prytanis.

Mike Pennington
Nu-Eta, Boise State University
Public Relations
Frater Mike has served his chapter has Prytanis for two terms and is currently their Epiprytanis.

Upon making the announcement, TKE Chief Executive Officer Steve A. Ramos said, "This is an excellent group of dynamic young men from across the TKE Nation. I am looking forward to working with each of them to help continue pushing our great Fraternity forward over the course of the next year."

As you can see from the list above, the CAC is a cross-section of the Fraternity - geographically, by type of school, by seniority in college, and other factors representing TKE’s diverse membership and large Grand Chapter footprint. All members are active collegiate members, in good standing, and have the endorsement of their Chapter Advisor or Board of Advisors Chairman. CAC members are expected to be available for a face-to-face meeting in late January as well as several conference calls during the academic year.

Grand Prytanis Ed Moy also added, "These men each bring a unique perspective to the table, exactly what we need to help keep this organization on the cutting edge in every facet of operation. This is an exciting new partnership between the Grand Council and CAC."

Founded January 10, 1899 at Illinois Wesleyan University, Tau Kappa Epsilon is the world’s largest social fraternity with chapters on 276 campuses in the United States and Canada. TKE has initiated more than 250,000 men since its founding. The Fraternity aims to build Better Men for a Better World. 

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For more information please contact:
Steven A. Ramos                                                                                                  Thomas McAninch
Chief Executive Officer                                                                                         Director of Communication
317.872.6533                                                                                                        317.872.6533
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