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Binghamton Panhellenic Council
The Panhellenic Council is a governing council for all Panhellenic sororities on campus.
Our Four Pillars
Sisterhood: Our sororities value sisterhood not only within their own chapters but also between each chapter. As a community our members bond through countless activities that fosters lifelong friendships.
Scholarship: As responsible sororities at Binghamton University, we understand that learning is the primary focus of the college experience. Our chapters pride themselves on high academic achievement and hold their members to a standard of excellence. Our collective GPA as a community continues to remain above a 3.0, and all interested students must have a 2.5 GPA or higher to join a sorority. Chapters use both formal and informal strategies to encourage the academic success of their members.
Service: A common goal of all Binghamton University sororities is to better their communities through service. Greek chapters at Binghamton serve the local community and beyond through countless initiatives. Chapters annually raise tens of thousands of dollars for various causes and perform over ten thousand hours of community service in an effort to show the community that we are a values driven organizations.
Leadership: Leadership embodies the values of Greek Life and is one of the greatest benefits of joining a sorority at Binghamton University. Members have the opportunity to hold positions in their chapter, governing council, or national board, and through these positions they are able to implement change on campus and in the surrounding community. Members receive intense training and gain valuable skills through these experiences that they utilize for the rest of their lives.
Scholarship: As responsible sororities at Binghamton University, we understand that learning is the primary focus of the college experience. Our chapters pride themselves on high academic achievement and hold their members to a standard of excellence. Our collective GPA as a community continues to remain above a 3.0, and all interested students must have a 2.5 GPA or higher to join a sorority. Chapters use both formal and informal strategies to encourage the academic success of their members.
Service: A common goal of all Binghamton University sororities is to better their communities through service. Greek chapters at Binghamton serve the local community and beyond through countless initiatives. Chapters annually raise tens of thousands of dollars for various causes and perform over ten thousand hours of community service in an effort to show the community that we are a values driven organizations.
Leadership: Leadership embodies the values of Greek Life and is one of the greatest benefits of joining a sorority at Binghamton University. Members have the opportunity to hold positions in their chapter, governing council, or national board, and through these positions they are able to implement change on campus and in the surrounding community. Members receive intense training and gain valuable skills through these experiences that they utilize for the rest of their lives.
Panhellenic Council Executive Board
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President: Bella Frasca
Hi I'm Bella! I'm a junior majoring in psychology and art history. This past year I was the Panhellenic Council's VP of Risk and I am so excited to be on E-Board again as this year's president. I am so excited for my term and to meet all the lovely women in our Panhellenic community! |
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Executive Vice President: Maggie Cullen
Hi! I’m Maggie the Executive Vice President for the Panhellenic Council! Currently, I’m a junior majoring in ABA psychology and minoring in education. I’m from Long Island where I love to go to the beach. I’m so excited to have the opportunity to work with these amazing girls on this board and work towards many initiatives for the Greek community! |
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Vice President of Administration: Jenna Ko
Hi everyone!! I’m a sophomore in the School of Management potentially majoring in Finance and I’m from Queens. I went Greek my freshmen year because Binghamton didn’t feel like home to me and I wanted to get involved in something bigger than myself. It was one of the best decisions I have made in college and I only continue to grow and make amazing new life long friendships! I like to weight lift, cook, watch YouTube, and chill with my friends during my free time. I can’t wait to gain experience and learn from this position! |
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Vice President of Recruitment: Tina Bartelli
Hi everyone, my name is Tina Bartelli and I’m a sophomore Human Development major involved in the accelerated Student Affairs masters program! I aspire to one day be an academic advisor at a collegiate setting. I’m from Syracuse, NY, however Greek life has turned Binghamton into my new home. As VP of recruitment, my main goal is to help other powerful woman find a second home for them, as well. I cannot wait for a great year with the rest of the wonderful woman on Eboard! |
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Vice President of Risk Management/Judicial Affairs: Laura Koszer
Hi! My name is Laura Koszer, and I am the VP of Risk Management and Judicial Affairs! I am a junior studying Applied Behavior Analysis Psychology, and I am from Fort Lee, New Jersey. I decided to go Greek as a freshman at Binghamton and it was the best decision I ever made! I have gained lifelong friendships and have engaged in leadership roles I would have never have had the opportunity to without greek life. A fun fact about me is that I majored in culinary arts and food science in high school. |
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Vice President of Philanthropy: Julia DeMartino
Hi, my name is Julia and I’m the VP of Philanthropy and Community Service! I am a sophomore nursing major with a minor in forensic health! I’m from Long Island, NY. I joined Greek Life at Binghamton because I wanted to get more involved on campus, and I ended up meeting my best friends :). I am so excited for my E-board position since Children’s Miracle Network Hospital holds a dear place in my heart and I cannot wait for this years events, like Miss Aphrodite and Days of Service. |
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Vice President of Public Relations: Allison Khin
Hi everyone! My name is Allison and I’m a junior majoring in English Rhetoric from Long Island! I’m so excited to serve as the Vice President of Public Relations and work with everyone on E-Board as well as the rest of the Greek community! I went Greek because I wanted to join a community of empowering woman and make friends that’ll last a lifetime. In my free time, I’m most likely watching reality TV, creating memes, or hanging out with my friends in the marketplace! |
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Vice President of Membership Development: Hannah Ryen
Hi my name is Hannah and I am a sophomore from Rochester! I went Greek because of my mom! She was in a sorority at Cornell and I wanted to find the type of friendships that she still has with her sisters! In my free time, I love to water ski, sail, and be in the sun. During the school year, I am a yoga instructor on campus! I also love hanging out with my sisters, other friends, and my family. |
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