AMY DEVINE - PRESIDENT

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Amy helped start the Alpha Omega Epsilon Colony at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 1998. As a colony member, Amy served as President and Membership Educator. Amy continued to serve as President and worked to have the Colony accepted as the Theta Chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon in 1999. During her time as an active, Amy established relationships between the Theta Chapter and other organizations on campus such as Engineering Council and Panhellenic Council, thus ensuring that the Theta Chapter would be well established before her graduation. After graduating with a B.S in Computer Engineering in December of 2000, Amy quickly became involved with the International Organization by serving as Judiciary Chairman, Interchapter Relations Officer, and Alumnae Advisor to her Theta Chapter. Amy continues to establish relationships with other engineers and engineering organizations while working as a Software Engineer for an embedded systems company in the suburbs of Chicago. Amy is a diverse woman who enjoys rocking out to Guitar Hero, knitting, and running.

LINDSAY HASSELL - VICE PRESIDENT

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Lindsay helped start the Alpha Omega Epsilon colony at the University of Virginia in 2003. Lindsay became actively involved in the colony, serving as Vice President from 2003-2004 and as President from 2004-2005. As President, Lindsay successfully saw the colony become the Pi Chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon. Lindsay graduated with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering in May 2005. After graduating, she took a job with Televate, LLC, a telecommunications consulting firm, as a Radio Frequency Engineer in Washington DC. Lindsay currently lives in Alexandria, VA. When she is not working and being involved with the Sorority, Lindsay enjoys watching TV and movies, traveling, hanging out with friends, reading, being involved with her church, and spending time with family.

JENNIFER HARRIS -SECRETARY

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Jennifer is a charter member of the Nu Chapter at the University of Delaware. After joining in Fall 2003 Jen quickly became an active member of my chapter serving as Community Service chair, Social chair and First Vice President over her four years. After graduating in 2007 with a B.S. in Civil Engineering and a minor in Environmental Engineering, Jen became involved with the Sorority at the international level as the Documentation Committee chair and as a member of the Convention Committee serving as its chair for the 2010 Convention. Jen looks forward to serving as the IEB Secretary for the next 2 years.

 

HOLLY HOGAN -TREASURER

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Holly became a member of Alpha Omega Epsilon’s Delta chapter at the Milwaukee School of Engineering in the fall of 2003. While an active, Holly served as Vice President for two years, webmaster for four years and was actively involved in the risk management and bylaws committees. Holly also was involved in the MSOE Greek Council. She served as a council representative for Alpha Omega Epsilon and as executive board Treasurer from winter term 2003-04 to the end of spring term 2007. Shortly after graduation, Holly was presented with the 2007 MSOE Greek of the Year Award in recognition for her contributions to Greek life on MSOE’s campus. Holly graduated in November 2007 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Physics. Since graduation, Holly has been working as a Technical Sales Associate with Power/mation, an automation sales company in the suburbs of Milwaukee. In her spare time Holly enjoys playing games, painting, and music.

CHRISTINA SEARS - INTERCHAPTER RELATIONS

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Christina "VooDoo" Sears graduated from the Iota Chapter at The University of Michigan-Dearborn in December of 2006. As an active, she served as Secretary and President of the Chapter as well as chairing and supporting several committees. While an active Sister, Christina worked as an intern for several Michigan automotive suppliers and went into quality engineering for an international automotive supplier upon graduation. Since then, she has moved to the Seattle area and works as an engineer for Boeing at the Everett factory. On the International A?E front, she has served as the Midwest Regional Advisor and remained active with the Iota Chapter. Christina speaks fluent German, loves to travel and is always excited to try new things! She is very excited to continue giving back to A.O.E. by serving on the International Executive Board.

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Audra graduated from the Tau Chapter at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in May 2008 with a degree in Biomedical Engineering. She served asthe  Panhellenic Representative and Merchandise Chair in the Fall of 2006, Vice President in 2007 and the Social Chair in the Spring of 2008 for the Tau Chapter. She also volunteered on the Judiciary Committee. She currently lives in Madison NJ and works as an Analyst for Accenture. In her spare time, Audra loves travelling, Cooking, and watching movies. She looks forward to serving as the IEB ARO
 

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Catherine graduated in 2006 from Virginia Tech with a B.S. in Engineering Science & Mechanics and a B.S. in Mathematics. Wile attending Virginia Tech, Catherine was a colony founder and was the Membership Education Director and Recruitment Director for three semesters. She helped form the colony into the Rho Chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon and during her time in the sorority she helped triple its size. After graduation Catherine served as Rho Chapter's Alumna Advisor and is also President of the Rho Alumnae Chapter. Catherine works for K2M, Inc, a medical device company focusing on complex spine innovations, where she specializes in the development of spinal deformity correction devices. Catherine enjoys going to see the ballet and classical music concerts as well as playing Wii, shopping and hanging out with friends. For the past two years she has enjoyed the position of Alumnae Relations Officer. She now looks forward to serving as the Director of Expansion.

VALERIE KACZMAREK - DIRECTOR OF PUBLICATIONS

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Valerie graduated from the Theta Chapter a the University of Illinois – Champaign Urbana in May 2007 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering. She has served as the Sisterhood chair 2006 and the Membership Educator 2007 for the Theta Chapter. She was also the Convention Chair for the 2008 Convention held in Austin, Texas. She currently lives in the Chicagoland area and works as an IT Analyst for Allstate Insurance Company. In her spare time, Val loves cheering on the Chicago teams, dancing, and snowboarding. She looks forward to serving as DOP for the next 2 years.