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Western Sororities is the Western University chapter of the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), which has worked since 1902 to improve and promote the sorority experience.

We are a student run body, and together we make important decisions about sorority issues and events on our campus. We represent the five organizations that have chapters on our campus: Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Phi, Kappa Alpha Theta, and Pi Beta Phi. We provide community-wide programming including philanthropic initiatives. Most importantly, we host Formal Recruitment in the fall allowing individuals who are interested in the Greek community to find their home away from home. Get to know each of us by reading a bit about what each position consists of below!

Meet our officers

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Council President
Alice Dinescu

Program: ​Business Management and Organizational Studies
Graduation Year: 2026
Hometown: Aurora, ON
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The President is responsible for the governance of the council and oversees all work within the council. She is responsible for major decision making within the Panhellenic community and also acts as the official liaison between the Panhellenic community and the greater Western University campus community. She is a true representation of the 500+ Panhellenic members that make up the community. ​
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Chief Operations Officer
Stefanie Tom

Program: Honours Specialization in Political Science + Criminology Minor 
Graduation Year: 2025
Hometown: Vancouver, BC
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​The Chief Operations Officer is responsible for monitoring our community's policies and procedures. She serves as the chairperson of the Judiciary Committee, representing both the Panhellenic Council and the Panhellenic Advisor. Her hard work ensures that the sorority community at Western is always responsible and respectful. 
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Chief Recruitment Officer
Isabella Castrillon

Program: Media, Information, and Technoculture and Sociology
Graduation Year: 2025
Hometown: Calgary, AB
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The Chief Recruitment Officer is our go-to for all things recruitment; responsible for coordinating and executing all elements of Formal Recruitment. She works closely with chapter representatives, the Panhellenic Council, Recruitment Councillors, and Potential New Members to grow our community. The CRO is responsible for a lot, but the hard work pays off, once new members find their forever home on Bid Day!
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Chief Financial Officer
Sierra McCann

Program: Psychology and Thanatology
Graduation Year: 2025
Hometown: Calgary, AB
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The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is the financial backbone of our Panhellenic community, entrusted with overseeing all monetary matters. From budgeting and financial planning to ensuring fiscal responsibility, the CFO plays a pivotal role in maintaining the financial health of our organization. Collaborating closely with chapter treasurers, the Panhellenic Council, and other stakeholders, the CFO ensures transparency and accountability in all financial transactions. Their dedication and strategic management ensure that our community operates efficiently and effectively, laying the groundwork for sustainable growth and success.
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Chief Communications Officer
Eden Barwell

Program: Media, Information, and Technoculture
Graduation Year: 2025
Hometown: Toronto, ON
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The Chief Communications Officer oversees the UWO Panhellenic Council's communications and social media strategy, with the assistance of the Director of Social Media and Multi-Media. She organizes current statistics within the Panhellenic Community as well as providing regular updates and promotional material across various platforms. 

Meet our directors

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Director of Programming
Emma Perrin

Program: Honours Specialization in Health Science
Graduation Year: 2025
Hometown: Richmond Hill, ON

​The Director of Programming plans and implements all Panhellenic events throughout the year. She is the driving force behind great initiatives like the Panhellenic Council's Annual General Meeting (AGM), Panhellenic Brunch, and the Spring Soirée as well as creating new initiatives such as the summer pen pals and Greek olympics! 
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Director of Diversity,
Equity, & Inclusion

Radhika Ram

Program: Advanced Study of the Arts and Humanities and Anthropology
Graduation Year: 2027
Hometown: Mississauga, ON
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The Director of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion is responsible for ensuring that UWO Sororities follow DEI standards in terms of policies, marketing, and recruitment. The Director of DEI will work with the Panhellenic council to ensure that Formal Recruitment is accessible and equitable for members and PNMs, as well as ensure that the marketing platform is inclusive to all. The DEI director will also work with UWO sororities inclusion teams to educate members on DEI topics. 
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Director of Social Media and Multimedia
Alicia Gingl

Program: Psychology and Media, Information, and Technoculture
Graduation Year: 2025
Hometown: Aurora, ON

​The Panhellenic Council's social media accounts are updated and maintained by the Director of Social Media and Multi-Media. This includes the Instagram and TikTok. She is responsible for creating engaging visual and keeping all platforms up to date. The Director of Social Media works collaboratively with the Chief Communications Officer and the Western Panhellenic community to keep our online communities engaged. 
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Co-Director of Recruitment Counsellors
Lexie Pattinson

Program: Psychology and Political Science
Graduation Year: 2027
Hometown: Oakville, ON

​The Directors of Recruitment Counsellors is responsible for assisting the Chief Recruitment Officer with the planning and implementation of recruitment, and is  responsible for the training and supervision of Recruitment Counsellors (Rho Gammas). Together with the Chief of Recruitment Officer, Director of DEI, equity, and Panhellenic President, the director of recruitment counsellors ensures that all formal recruitment needs are being met. The Director of Recruitment counsellors serve as the managing body for Recruitment Counsellors during Primary Recruitment. In addition, this director attends weekly Panhellenic meetings and assist other Panhellenic officers as needed throughout their term. 
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CO-Director of Recruitment Counsellors
Hilary Guo

Program: Management and Organizational Studies
Graduation Year: 2025
Hometown: ​Windsor, ON

​The Directors of Recruitment Counsellors is responsible for assisting the Chief Recruitment Officer with the planning and implementation of recruitment, and is  responsible for the training and supervision of Recruitment Counsellors (Rho Gammas). Together with the Chief of Recruitment Officer, Director of DEI, equity, and Panhellenic President, the director of recruitment counsellors ensures that all formal recruitment needs are being met. The Director of Recruitment counsellors serve as the managing body for Recruitment Counsellors during Primary Recruitment. In addition, this director attends weekly Panhellenic meetings and assist other Panhellenic officers as needed throughout their term. 
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Director of Philanthropy
Sally Liu

Program: Management and Organizational Studies
Graduation Year: 2025
Hometown: ​Markham, ON

​The DIrector of Philanthropy is a key figure, tasked with spearheading our efforts in all philanthropic initiatives. Working closely with the Executive Council, the Director of Philanthropy is responsible for developing and executing strategies to support our chosen philanthropic causes. This role involves organizing events, fundraisers, and community  service projects that align with our values and goals. The Director of Philanthropy also plays a vital role in fostering relationships with local charities and community partners. Through their leadership and dedication, they ensure that our chapter makes a meaningful impact on the community and upholds our commitment to service and social responsibility.
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  • Meet the Council
  • The Chapters
    • Alpha Gamma Delta
    • Alpha Omicron Pi
    • Alpha Phi
    • Kappa Alpha Theta
    • Pi Beta Phi
  • Recruitment
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      • Leadership
      • Scholarship
      • Service
      • Sisterhood
    • Fall 2024
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  • FAQ
    • For Parents
    • Contact
    • Glossary