Executive Board

In ALD, there are incredible leadership opportunities for the potential of upward mobility. Executive Board members are crucial in contributing to the success of the UConn chapter and all of its individual members. The Executive Board consists of a variety of positions, allowing members to take on leadership roles in areas that align with their interests and strengths.

Each Executive Board member is expected to fulfill their duties as outlined in their position description in order to ensure efficient and effective chapter operations. You are also expected to attend weekly Executive Board meetings, attend some ALD events, the annual Induction Ceremony, and have fun while developing valuable leadership skills!

Executive Board elections are held each spring following the annual Induction Ceremony. Any member, including newly inducted members, can run for any Executive Board position with the exception of the President and Vice President positions, which are elected from within the Executive Board.

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E-Board Positions Duties Officer
(2025-2026)
President The President is the presiding officer with general supervision over the development of the entire club and meetings. The President is responsible for all paperwork submission and interaction with other University organizations and national Alpha Lambda Delta. The President is responsible for generating an interest in Alpha Lambda Delta among current and prospective members.Additionally, they maintain communication between officers, advisors, and members and are aware of all facets of Alpha Lambda Delta. Jaia James
Vice President The Vice President works closely with the President in planning and execution of  chapter business. The Vice President is responsible for creating grants and scholarships to be issued by Alpha Lambda Delta. They shall play an integral role in the recruitment of new members and the processing of new member applications. They should be knowledgeable of how the organization operates and take over the President’s responsibilities if the President is unable to do so. Phoebe Mann
Secretary The Secretary handles all correspondence within and outside Alpha Lambda Delta. They are responsible for keeping a record of clear, accurate, and organized notes and reports, including meeting minutes at Executive Board meetings. Additionally,  they track attendance at meetings and events and maintain the data of member’s point totals. Kenzi Eltaeib
Treasurer The CFO handles all financial affairs of the Alpha Lambda Delta UConn chapter. They are responsible for collecting, depositing, and withdrawing funds as well as paying bills, keeping accurate records of all transactions, and monitoring the organization’s budget. They also prepare a monthly financial report and keep the organization informed about their financial status. Atif Madad
Academic Chair The Academic Enrichment Chair is responsible for finding and organizing various academic opportunities for Alpha Lambda Delta members. Examples of these opportunities include, undergraduate research opportunities, career building seminars, lecture series, and skill building workshops. Olivia Joyce
Community Outreach Chair The Community Outreach Chair is responsible for finding and organizing community service opportunities in the local or surrounding areas for Alpha Lambda Delta members to participate in. Alexander Allamby
Regional Campus Officer The Major Events Coordinator is responsible for planning annual campus-wide Alpha Lambda Delta events and coordinating with relevant services on and off campus during the process of organizing these events. Juliana “Jewels” Walker
Website Design Chair

The Website Design Chair is responsible for creating, maintaining, and updating Alpha Lambda Delta’s website to ensure it is professional, accessible, and up to date. They work to keep information about events, membership, and chapter initiatives clearly organized and visually engaging for both current and prospective members. Additionally, they collaborate with the Communications Chair and other officers to ensure consistency across all digital platforms and help promote Alpha Lambda Delta’s mission through effective online design and presentation.

Cristian De La Cruz Mena
Communications Chair The Communications Chair is responsible for maintaining and updating any of Alpha Lambda Delta’s email and social media accounts including, but not limited to,: ALD Gmail account, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, UConntact, Instagram and our website. Raimi Richards
Newsletter Chair The Newsletter Chair is responsible for creating the newsletter that documents our chapter’s events and involvements. The newsletter is released at the end of each semester and is distributed to Alpha Lambda Delta members. Chase Haitsch
Social Chair

The Social Chair is responsible for planning and organizing social events that foster community and connection among Alpha Lambda Delta members. They work to create opportunities for members to engage with one another outside of academics, such as mixers, bonding activities, and collaborative events with other student organizations. The Social Chair ensures that events are inclusive, enjoyable, and align with Alpha Lambda Delta’s mission of building a strong and supportive community. Additionally, they collaborate with other Executive Board members to promote participation and balance social activities with academic and service initiatives.

Kyra Johnson
Advisors The Chapter Advisor serves as a mentor, guide, and liaison to the Executive Board, providing support and oversight to ensure the success of Alpha Lambda Delta’s initiatives. They act as a bridge between the organization and the University, offering advice on policies, procedures, and best practices. The Advisor also helps foster leadership development among officers, provides feedback on chapter goals and events, and ensures that the organization aligns with both national Alpha Lambda Delta standards and University expectations. In addition, the Advisor is a resource for problem-solving, long-term planning, and maintaining the continuity of the chapter from year to year. Dr. Castella Copeland-Smith