Julia is in the class of 2027 and is majoring in courses 18 (math) and 8 (physics) with a minor in 17 (international studies). She is from Arlington, Virginia and rows for MIT’s openweight crew team. When she’s not on the river, she’s probably working on her math/political science UROP, perfecting her parmesan chocolate chip cookie recipe, painting with watercolors, watching obscure Italian cinema, or making tomato soup. As the Panhellenic president, Julia leads the executive committee and works to ensure each chapter has a voice in our community.

Contact: panhel-pres@mit.edu

Ivy is class of 2027 from Healdsburg, California majoring in 10 and 14-2. She loves Boston, snowboarding, trying new foods, and at-home manicures. Outside of Panhel Exec, she’s involved in Navy ROTC, first-year orientation, and the Tech Catholic Community. With her lovely, amazing friends and sisters in MIT Panhel, she’s trained for the Cambridge half marathon, patronized many coffeeshops and restaurants in Boston, sang karaoke on multiple occasions, and taken several day or weekend trips around New England. As Panhel Vice President of Operations, she works with Panhel’s six chapters on campus and their delegates to create and enforce fair and efficient operating procedures for matters concerning all Panhel.

Contact: panhel-vpo@mit.edu

Logan is class of 2028 majoring in Course 18 and 15-3. She’s from Westport, Connecticut and loves working out, sushi, and Cardi B. Outside of Panhel, she’s heavily involved in the Sloan Business Club, The Camel, and MIT Chabad, and is a world-champion karate athlete. She enjoys competing in Hyrox races and other fitness challenges, as well as spending time with friends. As Panhel Vice President of PR, she manages Panhel’s public image, oversees branding and communications, and showcases Panhel’s community.

Contact: panhel-vppr@mit.edu

Anjali is a class of 2027 majoring in 20 and minoring in 15-1. She is originally from Denver, CO and is always down for a fun sidequest :) Outside of Panhel, she is president of the South Asian Association of Students, co-director of StartLabs, and has a UROP at the Koch Institute. She loves house music, thrift stores, a good rom-com, mixing metals, a red-eye flight, and long walks with a fun drink in hand. As Panhel VPR, she works with the chapter VPRs to lead an amazing recruitment!

Contact: panhel-vpr@mit.edu

Maddy is in the class of 2027 majoring in 10B. She’s originally from Lawrenceville, New Jersey, but recently moved to Westford, Massachusetts. Beyond Panhel, she has a UROP in the Furst Lab, is a member of the 2027 Class Council, part of the Women’s Openweight Rowing Team, a Camp Kesem counselor, and a proud Baker House resident! She loves all sorts of activities like hiking, reading, painting, baking, as well as cozy movie nights with friends. She was a PRC last year and had an amazing experience throughout the process and hopes to continue to enrich the recruitment process as this year’s Vice President of Recruitment Counselors!

Contact: panhel-vprc@mit.edu

Deana is a class of 2028 majoring in 18 and 15-3. She’s from Cary, North Carolina and loves ice cream and kombucha. Outside of Panhel, she is captain of the women’s basketball team, part of SBC, and part of the UA Education committee. She loves watching football, Star Wars, karaoke, and shopping! As VP of Community Development, she helps unite the Panhel community and organizes fundraisers for Dignity Matters.

Contact: panhel-vpcd@mit.edu

Sophia is class of 2028 majoring in course 9 and 21L. She’s from Modesto, California and loves sushi, soft rock, and romcoms. Outside of Panhel she’s a counselor for Camp Kesem, a director for the Pediatric Hope Project, and does research at BWH. In her free time she loves reading, trying new restaurants, and spending time with friends and family. As VPDI, Sophia works with chapters to promote inclusivity and make Panhel a welcoming community that celebrates people of different identities and backgrounds.

Contact: panhel-vpdi@mit.edu

Liz is the Associate Dean in the FSILG Office and serves as the Interim Panhellenic Advisor. She earned her B.S. in Business Administration from the University of Southern Maine and later completed her M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration at Northeastern University. When she’s not at work, Liz loves spending time with family and friends, traveling, treating herself to a good spa day, and finding the best pasta around. She lives in Boston with her partner, Nick, and their three cats; Leon, Winston, and Irene.

Contact: ejason@mit.edu