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Meet your 2004-2005 Officer Team!!

Sigma Kappa President
RYAN TITIS
Ryan looks forward to a great future for the Sigma Kappa chapter and the Arkansas Oklahoma Region. As a native of West Helena Ryan has a vested interest in the growth and development of this community and he knows that Phillips College and Phi Theta Kappa are two of the best ways to reach those goals. Ryan is a History major who wants to continue his education after PCCUA by achieving a Bachelor's degree and then attending Law school. As President Ryan is committed to the ideals of Phi Theta Kappa and will lead with integrity, creativity, wisdom and humor. (Click on "Helena Campus projects to see a totally different side to our illustrious President)


	VICE-PRESIDENT OF SERVICE Leslie Brokeshoulder Leslie is a Business major from Lexa. Leslie is married and has a nine year old son, Brett, and a 12 year old step-daughter, Kira. Leslie owns two businesses in West Helena: Brett's Thrift Shop, and a cleaning service, Dust Bunnies. She is currently serving as the only female on the Sonny Boy Blues Society Board of Directors, Chairman of theKing Biscuit Store and Museum, Beverage Chairman for the King Biscuit Blues Festival and is co-chairman of the beverage committee for the local Wild Hog Festival, and ABATE 21 (Arkansas Bikers Association). Leslie serves both groups as a fund raiser. As your Vice President of Service, Leslie will implement fund raisers and food drives to help support the Angels of Mercy Battered Women Shelter, Angels of Grace food pantry, and other area charities.

VICE PRESIDENT OF LEADERSHIP
Nicky Savage

Nicky is a PCCUA nursing major whose long range goal is to earn a phD. in nursing. Her supervisory and managerial and leadership skills are an asset to the Sigma Kappa chapter.. Nicky is married with four children, two of whom are still in school and two who are grown. A handsome old 2 yr. old grandson and a beautiful little granddaughter are the light of her life. Nicky is very excited about being a member of Phi Theta Kappa and promised to do everything possible to make our year successful and to help bring all of our projects to fruition.

VICE PRESIDENT OF SCHOLARSHIP
Anthony Cunningham

Anthony is a graduate of PCCUA and recently accepted a staff position as College Relations Assistant. His communication skills and computer proficiency have been valuable assets to Sigma Kappa during the past year. Anthony was actively involved in the Summer planning sessions held at the Pillow-Thompson House and presided as acting president while Ryan Titis was away. During this time, Anthony demonstrated superior leadership skills and worked to coordinate the current slate of activities and projects. Anthony has been instrumental in directing Sigma Kappa members in applications for scholarship and worked to get tuition waived for any Phi Theta Kappa member taking Leadership and Development Series (HUM 202), a course offerred by Phi Theta Kappa

SIGMA KAPPA TREASURER
Elizabeth Johnson

Elizabeth is an education major, who plans to graduate from PCCUA in 2005. After graduating from PCCUA, Elizabeth will transfer to the University of Arkansas in Monticello to persue a bachelors degree in elementary education. Elizabeth is a single mother of a 19-month-old boy, Kaiden, who is her "heart". While attending school in Iowa, she was treasurer and then as vice president for her dorm. Elizabeth wants you to know that she is honored and excited about being an officer of Phi Theta Kappa. She brings to the organization integrity, organizational skills and steadfastness which will enable her to fulfill her responsibility as your treasurer.

HISTORIAN
Chancy Dennis

Officer Responsibilities

Sigma Kappa President
Has overall responsibility for all Hallmark activities and their implementation. Writes the chronology for submission of the chapter entries from Helena, Stuttgart and Dewitt. Presides over meetings
and the formal induction ceremonies. Works with Vice Presidents of Leadership, Scholarship, Service and Fellowship on all three campuses to accomplish chapter goals. Oversees projects, yet allows members opportunity for leadership development.

Vice President of Service

Vice President of Leadership

Vice President of Scholarship

Vice President of Fellowship
Works with the Vice Presidents of Scholarship, Service, and Leadership to coordinate activities for fellowship during project activities. Promoting opportunities for fellowshipping with area Phi Theta Kappa chapters and the Arkansas-Oklahoma region will require that this officer initiate contact with officers, sponsors and the regional coordinator, and relay information to Sigma Kappa for planning to participate in local and regional activities.

Historian
Keeps record of chapter activities: photos, news clippings, flyers for projects, etc, and artfully arranges chapter scrap book for entry in national competition at yearly convention. Encourages members input and usually calls for a "work day" in late fall or early spring.

Treasurer