The National Council is the primary administrative arm of the Fraternity. It has the legislative power to conduct the affairs of the Fraternity between Grand Chapter Business sessions. The seven volunteer National Officers are elected to the National Council every two years by the Grand Chapter.
National President – Becky Chamberlain (James Madison University ’95)
- Presides at all meetings of the Grand Chapter and National Council.
- Appoints all Committee Members.
- Ensures that all policies are carried out.
Senior Vice President – Chris McCoy (Morehead State University ’04)
- Presides at all meetings of the Grand Chapter and National Council in the absence or inability of the National President.
- Chairperson of the Constitution and Standards Committee.
National Secretary – Alesia Richardson (University of Maryland ’15)
- Ensures the preservation of the National Constitution, Charters, rituals and all documents, records and supplies of Phi Sigma Pi.
- Takes minutes at Grand Chapter and National Council meetings.
- Chairperson of the Awards, Scholarships & Emblem Committee.
Vice President of Finance – Sarah Cantwell (Michigan State University ’01)
- Signs warrants on the Treasury and contracts entered into by Phi Sigma Pi.
- Authorizes warrants of the Grand Chapter.
- Prepares an annual budget.
- Records receipts and expenditures.
- Serves on the Personnel Committee.
Vice President of Development – Rachel Maleski (West Chester University ’02)
- Actively work with the rest of the National Council to provide strategic direction.
- Implementing comprehensive development strategies to improve Phi Sigma Pi.
Vice President of Development – Luigi Nuñez (Saint Joseph’s University ’14)
- Actively work with the rest of the National Council to provide strategic direction.
- Implementing comprehensive development strategies to improve Phi Sigma Pi.
Vice President of Development – Matthew Peachey (Middle Tennessee State University ’99)
- Actively work with the rest of the National Council to provide strategic direction.
- Implementing comprehensive development strategies to improve Phi Sigma Pi.
