CEO Appoints 2022 Collegiate Advisory Committee

CEO Appoints 2022 Collegiate Advisory Committee

INDIANAPOLIS - Tau Kappa Epsilon is proud to announce today that Chief Executive Officer Donald E. Aldrich has appointed the 2022 Collegiate Advisory Committee. The slate of candidates was unanimously approved by a council of Past Grand Prytanis of TKE last week. The CAC is composed of nine collegiate members who serve as an advisory board to the Fraternity. Learn more about the members of the CAC below. 

The members of the 2022 Collegiate Advisory Committee includes the following individuals:

 

Orlandy LimaCruz, Omicron Emerging Chapter (The Ohio State University)

Evan J. Turriff, Pi-Epsilon (Christian Brothers University)

Myron A. Mead, Omicron-Sigma (Indiana University Southeast)

Andrew T. Solt, Rho Emerging Chapter (West Virginia University)

Demetri Sanchez, Pi-Theta (University of Texas, San Antonio)

Richard M. Gunkel, Pi-Iota (University of Nevada, Reno)

Jared N. Jimenez, Iota-Kappa (Clarkson University)

Matthew G. Davis, Rho-Chi (Lebanon Valley College)

Jack W. Cataldo, Zeta-Delta (Alma College)


Frater Orlandy LimaCruz

Omicron Emerging Chapter (The Ohio State University)

Region 3 | 2 Year Term

Chapter Leadership Positions Held: Prytanis

“Since I began my initiation into Tau Kappa Epsilon a year ago, I’ve been dedicated to ensuring I do my part to better our Fraternity at the local level.”


 

Frater Evan J. Turriff

Pi-Epsilon (Christian Brothers University)

Region 2 | 1 Year Term

Chapter Leadership Positions Held:

Hypophetes, Rush Chair, Philanthropy Chair, IFC Townhouse 2022 - 2023

Campus Community Leadership Recognitions: 2022 Silent Leader of the Year Award

Honors And Awards: 2018-2021 UMAC Soccer Playoff Participant, 2018-2020 UMAC Track and Field Championships

“Without Tau Kappa Epsilon, I would be a shell of the man I am today. The men of TKE helped me register for my classes, find my way to classes on the first day, and immediately welcomed me into their fold. As a 22-year-old new member, they respected and valued my input and life experience. I proudly call TKE, MY fraternity. I have taken a personal ownership in both TKE and on my campus.”

 


 


Frater Myron A. Mead 

Omicron-Sigma (Indiana University Southeast)

Region 3 | 2 Year Term

Chapter Leadership Positions Held: Rush Chairman, Hegemon, Social Relations Chairman

Campus Community Leadership Recognitions: IFC Executive VP

Honors And Awards: Chancellors List, Deans List, Top Service Hours Award, Student Athlete Scholar Award

“All in all, the CAC would be the perfect chance at taking all of the things I have learned over the last couple of years and the people I have met and attempt to make TKE as great as it can be internationally however it needs to be done.”

 


 


Frater Andrew T. Solt

Rho Colony (West Virginia University)

Region 1 | 2 Year Term

Chapter Leadership Positions Held: Prytanis

Campus Community Leadership Recognitions: 

Raising 17,000 in an hour for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

Honors And Awards: 100% KRA, Top 10 recruitment group, Top 10 St. Jude fundraising group

“In the last 6 months, I have gone from not thinking I would join a fraternity to now being the Prytanis of the Rho Emerging Chapter. The fraternity has given me so much for the last six months. I have grown as a person and as a leader. I want to continue to support my fraternity and fellow fraters in lifting their voices and further growing the greatest fraternity in the world.”

 


 

Frater Demetri Sanchez

Pi-Theta (University of Texas, San Antonio)

Region 2 | 2 Year Term

Chapter Leadership Positions Held: Prytanis, Crysophylos, Grammateus

Honors And Awards: Leadership Academy XXXV Graduate

“When I first decided to rush and chose Tau Kappa Epsilon, I truly did not know what I was getting into. The first things to reveal themselves were leadership opportunities such as Executive Board or a Chairman of a Committee in the chapter. Having to manage a group of men and be accountable for the success or failure was truly a much-needed wakeup call and something that was necessary for the snowballing effect of small wins that were to come. Although there is much work ahead, the focus of our chapter is to constantly evaluate how we can be better.”

 


 

Frater Richard M. Gunkel 

Pi-Iota (University of Nevada, Reno)

Region 4 | 1 Year Term

Chapter Leadership Positions Held: Grammateus, Epiprytanis, Hegemon

Campus Community Leadership Recognitions: IFC Chairman

Honors And Awards: Order of the Founders, Knight of Apollo, Top TKE Chapter

“My goal is to further the mission of TKE and help develop the education of members through aiding and creating standardized processes.”

 


 

Frater Jared N. Jimenez

Iota-Kappa (Clarkson University)

Region 1 | 1 Year Term

Chapter Leadership Positions Held: Two-term Hegemon, Public Relations Chair 

Campus Community Leadership Recognitions: Clarkson University Leadership Award

Honors And Awards: President’s List, Dean’s list, Charles R. Walgreens TKE Leadership Academy graduate

“My goal is to make all new members comfortable enough to bring new ideas or concepts to the Fraternity, to teach them that soon this will be their organization, and they can build it the way that matches their vision.”

 


 

Frater Matthew G. Davis

Rho-Chi (Lebanon Valley College)

Region 1 | 1 Year Term

Chapter Leadership Positions Held: Histor, Prytanis 

Campus Community Leadership Recognitions: Vice President of Student Affairs, Class Treasurer, Orientation Leader, Tutor, Member, National Society of Leadership and Success

Honors And Awards: TKELA XXXV Graduate

“I believe that the Collegiate Advisory Committee serves an extremely important role in better connecting the Grand Chapter with the realities of current fraternal life across TKE Nation. After having the privilege to attend the New York Regional Leadership Conference, Leadership Academy XXXV, and the 61st Conclave all in the same year, I have come to gain not only a greater appreciation for the International Fraternity, but an understanding of the fact that I can truly have an impact on the Fraternity as a whole.”

 


 

Frater Jack W. Cataldo 

Zeta-Delta (Alma College)

Region 3 | 2 Year Term

Chapter Leadership Positions Held: Histor, Prytanis, Crysophylos

Campus Community Leadership Recognitions: Alma College Inter-Fraternity Council, Education Chairman

Honors And Awards: 2021 Zeta-Delta Eugene Patterson Scholarship Recipient

“Like so many Fraters attest, this organization has changed my life and continues to do so daily. Over these past two years I have grown a strong passion for our beloved Fraternity and have been wanting to take it a step further. I want to drive my passion into not only my chapter but my province, region, and into TKE Nation. I feel that this committee is my next step to giving back to an organization that has given so much to me.”

 


For more information, please contact:

Cierra Johnson

317-872-6533 ext.
cjohnson@tke.org

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