Panhellenic Support Team
Alpha Sigma Tau’s Panhellenic Support Team consists of a Chief Panhellenic Officer and Panhellenic Specialists. These volunteers provide support to collegiate chapter officers and advisors to advance chapter performance as it relates to College Panhellenic Association matters. They assist chapters with recruitment support related to Release Figure Methodology (RFM) expectations and policies, determining campus recruitment structure, resetting total, review of College Panhellenic Association rules, and more. The Panhellenic Support Team helps to ensure all Alpha Sigma Tau chapters are equipped to be active and positive participants in the College Panhellenic Association.
Carol Mooney
Chief Panhellenic Officer
Carol Mooney (Alpha Lambda 1970/Radford) calls Virginia home. After earning her B.A. from Radford and teacher certification from the University of Virginia, Carol worked for the federal government and in the field of education.
Carol has been heavily involved as an AΣT alumna. She has served as a Chapter Advisory Board member, on various national committees, and most recently as a Panhellenic volunteer.
In her free time, Carol enjoys spending time with family, reading, crafting, and learning new things.
“I look forward to helping Alpha Sigma Tau members be the best representatives to the college and alumnae Panhellenics on our campuses and in our communities across the country. Onward!”
Jennifer Cohen
Panhellenic Specialist
Residing in Norfolk, Virginia, Jen Cohen (Gamma Rho 2005/Seton Hall) works in student life at Old Dominion University. In her first professional role after graduation, Jen served as an AΣT Educational Consultant for two years, supporting and visiting more than 60 collegiate chapters.
Jen has been involved with Alpha Sigma Tau in a variety of ways since graduation, including serving on a number of committees, supporting the new member education program, volunteering as a Master Facilitator, and most recently representing AΣT as a National Panhellenic Conference Area Advisor.
“I look forward to supporting Alpha Sigma Tau chapters to being active and contributing members of their College Panhellenic and campus community.”
Megan MacFeat
Panhellenic Specialist
Originally from Southern New Jersey, Megan MacFeat (Beta Mu 2008/Salisbury) now lives in Baltimore after attending Salisbury University for her Bachelor’s in Education and Loyola University for her Master’s in Early Childhood Special Education.
After teaching young learners for eight years in Baltimore City Public Schools, she now coaches and supports teachers to maximize student learning.
In 2012, Megan served as an Educational Consultant for Alpha Sigma Tau and has continued her service as a volunteer, now serving as a Panhellenic Specialist. She is also a member of the Baltimore Alumnae Chapter.
Erica Richards
Panhellenic Specialist
A proud Baltimorean, Erica Richards (Beta Mu 2010/Salisbury) earned her Bachelor’s Degree in Video Production from Salisbury University and her Master’s Degree in Film Studies from National University. She currently works as a video producer and editor with the government.
In her free time, Erica enjoys relaxing at the beach or pool, reading, listening to podcasts, cheering for the Ravens and Orioles, and watching Friends and true crime documentaries.
After working as an Educational Consultant for Alpha Sigma Tau in 2012-2013, she volunteered as a Chapter Advisor and now as a Panhellenic Specialist. Erica is also a member of the Baltimore Alumnae Chapter.
“I look forward to building meaningful connections with members—both collegiate and alumnae—and other volunteers to continue to create a space that empowers the women of Alpha Sigma Tau well beyond their college years.”
Victoria Seader
Panhellenic Specialist
Victoria Seader (Gamma Tau 2013/Lebanon Valley) studied biochemistry and neuroscience at Lebanon Valley College in Annville, Pennsylvania. She now lives in North Wales, Pennsylvania, and works in project management for a pharmaceutical company.
As a collegiate member, Victoria was Alpha Sigma Tau’s Vice President of Operations and served as President of the College Panhellenic. In addition to her role as Panhellenic Specialist, she also volunteers as the New Member and Ritual Advisor for the Gamma Tau Chapter.
Joanne Rupprecht Walter
Panhellenic Specialist
Joanne Walter (Psi 2002/James Madison) is a 2006 graduate of James Madison University where she majored in communication sciences and disorders and minored in special education. Joanne continued her education by earning a M.Ed. in Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Georgia. She specializes in treating pediatric populations, having worked in both the public school and private practice settings.
Joanne has been involved with Alpha Sigma Tau in many capacities. She held many chapter positions as a collegian and represented AΣT on Capitol Hill lobbying in 2006 as a collegian and 2012 as an alumna. Joanne has volunteered with Panhellenic matters for the past ten years.
Joanne is married to Kevin, a US Naval Officer, and together they have three children (Liam, Seamus, and Brigid). They currently live in Memphis, but thanks to Uncle Sam, they have enjoyed living all over the country (6 different states and counting!).
Bethany Yost Lestochi
Panhellenic Specialist
A resident of Columbia, South Carolina, Bethany Yost Lestochi (Beta Delta 2012/Duquesne) earned her bachelor’s in public relations and advertising from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After graduating, she worked with AΣT as an Educational Consultant for two years.
Continuing her passion for student development, Bethany earned her Master’s Degree in Higher Education Administration from Florida International University and now works at the University of South Carolina in fraternity and sorority life.
In her spare time, Bethany teaches aerial and wall yoga, and almost always has her nose in a new book.
Jordan Frederking, Panhellenic Specialist
Jordan Frederking (Upsilon 2012/Central Arkansas) earned a bachelor’s degree in Public Administration from the University of Central Arkansas in 2014. She served as an Educational Consultant for Alpha Sigma Tau where she discovered her passion for working with college students.
Jordan holds a master’s degree in Education from Newman University and is currently pursuing her Ph.D. in higher education from the University of Arkansas. She also currently works in Greek Housing at the University of Arkansas.
Jordan’s most favorite things are calling the hogs at an Arkansas Razorback game (woo pig!) and spending time with her mischievous Goldendoodle, Wilson.