Executive Officers

Our 2023-2024 Executive Board

We have the privilege of being led by the exceptional individuals who have demonstrated the courage and flexibility needed to run our sisterhood. Their leadership skills have helped us grow, expand and become the chapter we are today. Learn more about out Executive Board members below, and get in touch with any questions.

Hannah Gebhardt

President

Hannah Gebhardt is from Connecticut. She is a junior and an Art Education major! She previously served as Chaplain and is thrilled to be taking on the position of President for a second year. She is thankful that the Lord has provided this opportunity and is ecstatic for this upcoming year.

Olivia Barta

Vice President, Pledge Coordinator

Olivia Barta is the Vice President and Pledge Coordinator for our chapter. She is a sophomore studying Marketing and minoring in French. Her favorite thing about Kappa Phi is the sisterhood. Her goal for this chapter is to grow in size and spirituality as a sisterhood. Something interesting about her is that she has been riding horses since eight years old and just went to Reserve Youth National Champion this summer!

Katie Mattingly

Vice President, Program Director & Secretary

Katie Mattingly is the Program Director and Secretary for our chapter. She is a senior studying Biology with a concentration in Pre-Health. She loves the friendships she has gained from Kappa. A fun fact about her is that she has jumped out of an airplane.

Rachel Vasilakos

Treasurer

Rachel Vasilakos is the Treasurer for our chapter. She is a senior studying Psychology and Art. She loves being in Kappa because of the bonds built with the chapter and community through service projects. A random fact is she enjoys landscape photography.

Kenna Hopke

Chaplain

Kenna Hopke is the Chaplain for our chapter. She is a sophomore studying Elementary Education. She loves the memories, experiences, and the sisters Kappa has given her. The time she spent with the Kappa girls last year became some of my favorite moments of her freshman year, and it was impossible to feel unloved in a room full of Kappa sisters. Her goal for our chapter is to provide an environment that allows its members to grow in their faith, both individually and as a sisterhood.

Laney Templeton

Service Coordinator

Laney Templeton is the Service Coordinator for our chapter. She is a sophomore studying Marketing. She loves Kappa Phi because she has gained so many more friendships. Her goal for our chapter this year is for it to expand! A fun fact about her is that her given name is Dovie, which is from her great grandmother Dovie Coan. She has also lived in Charleston her entire life.

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