Recruitment is just weeks away and everyone on campus is getting excited. So here's another round of introductions to the Panhellenic Recruitment Team! Each one is ready to help you learn about campus and Greek Life. So please take a moment to get to know more of our team!
Name: Kelsey Year: Senior
Major: Public Relations/Advertising
Hometown: Byron, MI
Hey everyone! Going Greek was not something that I thought I would ever do, but it was one of the best decisions that I ever made in college. Not only did it give me a family away from home - which was great because I live 9 hours away- but it gave me so many opportunities to do things that I otherwise wouldn't have. Greek life on campus is just so much fun to be a part of. The philanthropy events as well as other community service around Evansville are a fun way to give back. Being in a Sorority has made me more confident in myself as a leader and just as a person. I hope Greek Life changes your life as much as it did mine!
I can't wait to meet you all in the fall!
Name: Amber
Year: Senior
Major: Exercise and Sports Science/ Physical Therapy Assistant
Hometown: Indianapolis, IN
Hello! My name is Amber and I am Panhellenic President. I am also involved in other campus organizations such as Admissions Ambassadors, PTA club, and EXSS club. I decided to come to UE because of the small class sizes and the PTA program.
Initially, I had no interest in going Greek however, being 4 hours away from my family and friends was tough. I was looking for a new group of friends and decided to see what going Greek was all about. I met a lot of really amazing women from all affiliations but when I started to get the know the women in my sorority, I instantly knew that was where I belonged. I found a place I could truly be my self and grow into the person I am meant to be. Being Greek at UE is more than just having fun. It is about getting involved on campus, giving back to the community, and making amazing memories along the way. I have gained so much more from UE Greek Life than I ever thought I would.
My parents were nervous when I first told them I wanted to go Greek however, they supported my decision. Now that they see how amazing UE Greek Life is, they agree it is one of the best decisions I have ever made. Being Greek has made my time at UE unforgettable and I am excited for you to have the same experience! I can not wait to me you all!
Year: Senior
Major: Exercise and Sports Science/ Physical Therapy Assistant
Hometown: Indianapolis, IN
Hello! My name is Amber and I am Panhellenic President. I am also involved in other campus organizations such as Admissions Ambassadors, PTA club, and EXSS club. I decided to come to UE because of the small class sizes and the PTA program.
Initially, I had no interest in going Greek however, being 4 hours away from my family and friends was tough. I was looking for a new group of friends and decided to see what going Greek was all about. I met a lot of really amazing women from all affiliations but when I started to get the know the women in my sorority, I instantly knew that was where I belonged. I found a place I could truly be my self and grow into the person I am meant to be. Being Greek at UE is more than just having fun. It is about getting involved on campus, giving back to the community, and making amazing memories along the way. I have gained so much more from UE Greek Life than I ever thought I would.
My parents were nervous when I first told them I wanted to go Greek however, they supported my decision. Now that they see how amazing UE Greek Life is, they agree it is one of the best decisions I have ever made. Being Greek has made my time at UE unforgettable and I am excited for you to have the same experience! I can not wait to me you all!
Name: Jenna Heinrich
Year: Junior
Major: Interdisciplinary Studies (Psychology and Spanish) DPT
Hometown: Naperville, IL
Hi, I'm Jenna and I'm the Panhellenic Vice President of Operations. When people ask me why I went Greek and why I stay Greek, I tell them about everything I have gained from my membership. Going through recruitment as a freshman, I was looking for my second home, a place to put down roots in this new town and school so far from home. I most certainly found that true sisterhood and so much more in the UE Greek community. My sisters both in my chapter and others inspire me to be the very best version of myself everyday. In UE Greek life I have found a place where I can find balance between academics, philanthropy, and all other aspects of college life. Being a part of UE Greek life has not only given me some of my best friends and the ability to be well-rounded, but has also given me the tools I need to be a leader both during my time at UE and after.
Remember registration is open now, so take a moment to sign up! Simply visit our website at greeklife.evansville.edu/recruitment and click on the link for Interactive Collegiate Solutions!
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