Sorority Advisory Committee

Megan Escobar Gamma Tau 2008/Lebanon Valley

Megan earned a bachelor’s degree in music business and a minor in business administration, and now works as a senior data analyst and reporting specialist at an IT and telecommunications company. She has volunteered with Sorority in many capacities, including serving on the Gamma Tau Chapter Advisory Board, the Ritual Task Force, and the Nominations Committee. Megan is currently a member of the AΣT Foundation Board. In her free time, she enjoys reading and traveling.

Emily Holloway Epsilon Chi 2021/Minnesota Duluth Ex-Officio

Emily is currently serving her first term on the National Council as Vice President – Collegian. As a collegian, she served her chapter as Vice President of Growth and Vice President of Organizational Development, and served the College Panhellenic Council as both President and Vice President of Programming. Emily recently graduated with a dual degree in political science and communication. Professionally, she is a congressional intern with the U.S. Senate. In her free time, Emily enjoys walking her dog, watching movies and playing games with her siblings, and reading.

Madison “Rosie” Lucas Epsilon Psi 2021/Rowan

Rosie lives in New Jersey and graduated from Rowan University in 2023 with a degree in management information systems. She currently works in analytics and data-focused roles and is pursuing a master’s degree in data science at the New Jersey Institute of Technology. Professionally, she enjoys working at the intersection of data, business strategy, and problem-solving. In her free time, you can usually find her baking, experimenting with new recipes, or working on personal data projects. Rosie said, “I’m passionate about how technology can support communities and make our work more impactful. With my background in data and analytics, I’m especially interested in exploring how AI tools can help streamline processes, improve communication, and create new opportunities for collaboration. I’m excited to help ensure we’re using technology in thoughtful ways that support our members and mission.”

Tori Lucas Epsilon Psi 2018/Rowan

Tori is a driven and enthusiastic professional who cares deeply about making work more efficient and impactful through data. She specializes in reporting and analytics, helping teams turn complex information into clear, actionable insights that drive smart decisions. Her interest in analytics started back in college, where she saw firsthand how data could be used to solve real challenges. She earned a bachelor’s degree in supply chain and marketing and an MBA in data analytics. Since then, Tori has worked with brands like Lowe’s, Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie, and Free People, using a mix of technology, creativity, and analytics to help teams work smarter and tackle meaningful business problems. She also serves as the Operations and Finance Advisor for the Delta Sigma Chapter at Saint Joseph’s University. In her free time, you’ll find her spending time with her two golden retrievers and hanging out with friends and family.

 

 

Elizabeth Schilling Nessia Delta Upsilon 2014/Saint Leo

Elizabeth runs her own consulting firm, helping companies with all things in the talent acquisition and recruitment space. Her favorite projects include upskilling teams, bringing L&D to non-profits, and helping organizations restructure to align with company objectives and provide sustainable business options. She said, “I’m excited to bring my sourcing, recruiting, & retention lenses to the conversations being had around integrating Machine Learning (AI) into the Sorority experience. There are a lot of opportunities to use AI in tailoring messaging to PNMs, streamlining efficient processes at all stages of the sorority experience, and customizing the onboarding experience for new members.” In her free time, Elizabeth enjoys playing tennis, traveling with her husband and two children, and volunteering at her church.

Nicholle Potter Probst Epsilon Kappa 2011/Trine Ex-Officio

Nicholle is currently serving her first term as National Vice President. Previously, she has served as the Member Development Advisor for the Epsilon Kappa Chapter at Trine University and as the Vice President of Event Programming for the Northern Indiana Alumnae Chapter. Professionally, Nicholle is an executive nonprofit professional serving children and families and a licensed social worker, having earned an MBA and a master’s of social work. She is currently a Ph.D. student at the University of the Cumberlands. In her free time, Nicholle enjoys going to the beach, especially Lake Michigan, with her family. She said, “I am excited to see the innovation and endless possibilities that can come from this committee.”

Kristie Rankin Beta Zeta 1986/UAB Co-Chair

Kristie has a doctorate in higher education administration, a master’s in counseling, and a bachelor’s in psychology. She is currently completing a post-graduate certificate in instructional technology and holds over 50 professional certifications, including in leadership, OSHA, and public health. Professionally, she is an instructional designer/employee development specialist and a retired college educator who still teaches in graduate courses occasionally. Kristie is an active member of the Birmingham Alumnae Association, and in her free time, she loves to paint, write poems, and travel with her husband. She said, “I have dedicated many hours at work and in my other roles, studying and diving into all things generative AI. I assisted with writing our company policy, created our training, and now work to harness the power of AI to make our work more streamlined and cutting-edge in the manufacturing space.”

Rachel Roller Snyder Delta Pi 2013/Oglethorpe Co-Chair

Rachel has a master’s degree in industrial/organizational psychology and works as a people analyst. She currently serves as an advisor for the Delta Pi Chapter at Oglethorpe University and has previously served on the Nominations Committee. As a collegiate member, she served the chapter as Vice President of Finance and Vice President of Member Development, and served as the Panhellenic President. In her spare time, she enjoys pilates, taking dance classes, and baking. She said, “I am excited to help Alpha Sigma Tau embrace AI to provide even more support to our members.”