Association Officers

President

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: Colorado State University, Epsilon Beta Why You Love Being A Kappa: Lifelong friends. My daughter pledged Kappa so that give us a special connection also. What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: Getting together with interesting women and continuing to learn from them. Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Don’t be afraid to volunteer for tasks that you are not sure you are able to do…you will surprise yourself!

Vice President

Assistant Vice President

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: University of Kansas, Omega Why You Love Being A Kappa: In college I loved the leadership opportunities that were available to me within KKG. I grew as a young professional and woman through those experiences that challenged and pushed me to be my best self. And the reason I made it through those challenges was that I always had support from my sisters. I love the sisterhood and always knowing someone has my back. The organization is always listening to its members and strives to provide the best experience for everyone that it can. What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: I love that I can experience sisterhood with my Mom first hand as alumna sisters! Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Stay true to who you are and know that wherever you go, your kappa sisters are always there for you. Be intentional in staying connected with them and give them a call.

Treasurer

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: Kansas State University, Gamma Alpha Why You Love Being A Kappa: It is so much more than just a sorority. It’s best friends, home away from home, laughter, love and occasional tears. It’s learning to get along with girls different from you and appreciate the differences. It is absolutely amazing that the women of Kappa have carried on the tradition of leadership and sisterhood for so many years. What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: The friendships, networking and community service. “Not 4 years, but for life” is more than simply a saying. Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Upon graduation, whether relocating or staying in the same city, your Kappa alumnae group is an instant connection to your Kappa sisters. When a Kappa looks for her first job, when she expands her family, or when she moves to a new city, Kappa will be there for support, guidance, and opportunity.

Secretary

Kansas Authors Dinner Chairman

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: Kansas State University, Gamma Alpha Why You Love Being A Kappa: At 18 years old, when I knew no one, Kappa gave me lifelong friends and a place to call home. When I moved to Wichita, I immediately gained another whole group of friends called alums. What I didn't realize at 18 but I understand now is that the larger goal of Kappa is the betterment of women everywhere. What is there not to love about that? What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: In addition to having the opportunity to work with many other interesting Kappas, I sincerely appreciate the varied programs and projects that we have for our meetings. Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Stay involved!

Kansas Authors Dinner Assistant

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: Wichita State, Eta Upsilon Why You Love Being A Kappa: In a nutshell, I love being a Kappa because of the rich history, role models, and opportunities to thrive. Supporting so many different communities and meeting incredible women is also a major pull! What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: Staying connected and giving/receiving all the love and support from so many amazing women! Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Stay in touch with your sisters and keep helping as many people as you can. Community involvement is not just for students!

Founders Day Chairman/Public Relations

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: Wichita State University, Eta Upsilon Why You Love Being A Kappa: From the golden keys to the blue dresses, Kappa has been one of the most fulfilling aspects of my life. I have a constant group of sisters that I know are here to support me. I have an organization that I believe in and whose values inspire me to be the best version of myself everyday. What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: Our Association has one of the most amazing and strong group of women that I have ever met. They have all inspired me in more ways than one. There’s a saying about how you are, whom you hang out with, and I can honestly say that I am lucky to hang out with these women throughout the year. Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: I would honestly advise them to take a break from social media and to take the time to focus on themselves. The most important relationship you will ever have is your relationship with yourself. Social media is a highlight reel of people’s best moments; therefore, it can really bring you down if you are not where you necessarily want to be post grad. Get involved with the alumnae association where you will be living. The women that you will meet will truly be such a network of support and love.

Holiday Sharing Chairman

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: University of Kansas, Omega Why You Love Being A Kappa: If you choose to take part, Kappa can give you opportunities to grow throughout your life. What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: It’s a link to all Kappa generations. Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Kappa is being a part of something much larger than you realize. Explore and find the power of sisterhood.

Hospitality Chairman

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: Wichita State, Eta Upsilon Why You Love Being A Kappa: Kappa was the support system that I needed when in college and now after. I was challenged with leadership roles and gained a confidence I didn't have before. Kappa embraces the individuality of every member, encouraging them to be trailblazers and keep moving forward. Being a very ambitious, goal-oriented individual myself Kappa was just the support I needed to succeed. What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: Joining the Wichita Alumnae Association shortly after graduation, I was reconnected with pledge classes from my own chapter as well as making some new connections with alumni around my area. Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Keep in touch with friends and stay connected. So much changes after graduating and having those few close people to call and just vent to can be so helpful.

Panhellenic Chairman

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: Kansas State University, Gamma Alpha Why You Love Being A Kappa: During my college years, Kappas provided a since of family and encouragement for excellence in academia and in life. It also provided life long friendships. What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: An instant connection to a group of women who had a common experience of being a Kappa and want to help, support and encourage their "sisters". Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: I moved a lot with my husband and seeking out the Kappa Alumnae groups made all the difference in acclimating to my new environment and making friends. The rich source of all kinds of skills, knowledge, and insight these groups can provide should not be overlooked; especially as you begin your career.

References Chairman

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: Kansas State University, Gamma Alpha Why You Love Being A Kappa: I learn, grow and appreciate how to be a better person in community whether it is in Kappa or the community at large. It is something I share with my Mom! What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: I have met amazing women through KKG. I am inspired and encouraged by those relationships. Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Get involved and find ways to use your gifts to further KKG. You will not regret it.

Reading is Fundamental Chairman

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: Kansas State University, Gamma Alpha Why You Love Being A Kappa: Lifelong Friendships and the ability to make friends wherever you go in the world with Kappa in common. What You Love About the Wichita Alumnae Association: Active Association with many lifelong members. Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Stay connected – these friends will serve you throughout your lifetime.

Yearbook Chairman

Your Alma Mater & Kappa Chapter: University of Kansas, Omega Why You Love Being A Kappa & the Wichita Alumnae Association: Having friendships that I would not otherwise have made, having instant contacts when I moved to Wichita, feeling that “sisterhood”, and being part of a group that betters the community. Advice For Recently Graduated Kappas: Keep Kappa in your life and in your heart. Kappa ideals are something we should all strive to achieve. If you’re in a busy time of life right now, know that Kappa will welcome you whenever you’re ready to attend meetings and become active. It’s a great way to know people and have contacts that might benefit you in the future.