Lisa Adams Matthews
International Vice President-Collegians, Epsilon Nu-University of Central Oklahoma Newly-installed International Vice President-Collegians Lisa Adams Matthews’ four year experience as Director of Chapter Management will greatly aid in her new position on International Council. Having a firsthand experience with collegians on a daily basis, Lisa understands the need for a shift toward relevancy and innovation. “As our members becomes less and less ‘paper and pencil’ people, the Fraternity must utilize technology to make communication more efficient and less cumbersome, from basic communications to the reporting requirements for our collegiate chapters,” she comments. “My vision for Alpha Gamma Delta is that She continues to make an impact on women’s lives by providing a lifelong, Purpose-driven experience that is relevant at whatever stage of life she finds herself.” Residing in Wichita Falls, Texas, Lisa is a teacher, in addition to serving other various volunteer positions within the education system in her community. She was awarded the Crescent of Epsilon Pi at the 2010 Convention.
Marie Ford Palmer
International Vice President-Membership, Gamma Alpha-University of Georgia As Alpha Gamma Delta continues in our drive to expand the Fraternity, International Vice President-Membership Marie Ford Palmer’s extensive background in recruitment is an invaluable resource. Beginning her third term in her International Council role, Marie is excited to continue infiltrating our chapters with the idea of valuesbased recruitment and meaningful member development. “We have to empower our sisters to target and to successfully recruit valuable new members who can continue our vision. Membership development improves the
collegiate experience and equips our members with life skills that will serve them during their collegiate years and beyond,” she says. “Additionally, a well developed alumna member is powerfully equipped to support our chapters and our Fraternity as an advisor or Volunteer Service Team member.” Marie resides in Lexington, South Carolina, with her family. She wears the Crescent of Epsilon Pi.
Sheila Kelley Sola
International Vice President-Extension, Gamma Beta-Florida State University Sheila Kelley Sola enters her second term as International Vice President-Extension with the determination to purposefully expand the organization. While growth is essential to the health and strength of the Fraternity, Sheila understands the importance of matching campuses with the values of Alpha Gamma Delta to ensure that each new chapter is best equipped with the resources it needs to be successful. In addition to her motivation for purposeful extension, Sheila is also excited to explore more leadership opportunities and training for both collegians and alumnae. “As technology continues to change, we need to continue to update our technology and follow that change. Our collegians and alumnae should have access to programs which are user friendly and using the most current technology available. Through this use of technology, we will be able to help our members continue to grow and develop into women with purpose,” she says. Sheila wears the Arc of Epsilon Pi.
Anne Loring Eiler
International Vice President-Finance, Alpha Xi-University of Maryland
vision for the next biennium includes continuing to strengthen the financial stability of the Fraternity and keeping abreast of technological advances to make reporting easy and convenient for members. In addition to being very involved in the Fort Lauderdale Alumnae Panhellenic Club, Anne also serves in various offices in the Church Women’s Club. She lives in Lighthouse Point, Florida, where she enjoys gardening. She wears the Arc of Epsilon Pi with Diamond.
Rie Gerah Hoehner
International Vice President-Panhellenic Affairs, Epsilon Nu-University of Central Oklahoma Embarking on her fourth term at International Vice President-Panhellenic Affairs, Rie’s involvement with NPC began long before her election to International Council in 2004. She has served as a delegate to the National Panhellenic Conference since 1995. Her service with the Fraternity began as a Leadership Consultant and expanded into various roles over the years including Province Director-Collegians from 1989 to 1991. Rie’s vision for the next biennium includes addressing growth of collegiate membership, alumnae participation and relevancy. “Regardless of our personal level of Alpha Gam experience, our membership in this Fraternity should always offer each of us the opportunity to grow personally and to learn from our experiences. To maintain our international strength, our members must feel the benefits of membership and feel connected to the Fraternity for their lifetime. Through this connection, we will continue to have the support and commitment that will keep us growing and fulfilling the vision of our Founders,” she comments. Rie lives in Houston, Texas, with her four children and husband, Mack. She wears the Crescent of Epsilon Pi.
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