Board of Directors
The Board provides guidance and leadership for Kappa Phi Lambda. The Board represents the members of the Sorority and ensures the accountability of the organization to its members. It also sets the short and long-term strategy for the sustainability and growth of the Sorority. Read more about each Board member here.
Members:
- Caryn Chen
- Hee Cho Chang
- Karen Eng Ehee
- Rei Hirasawa
Executive Board
The Executive Board executes the sorority’s strategic plan and its initiatives within the scope and mission of the organization.
Members:
- Chief Executive Officer, Teri Chung
- Chief Operations Officer, Nina Ondona
- Chief Administrative Officer, Jo Velasco
- Chief Compliance Officer, Camille Flores
- Chief Human Resources Officer, Odalys Herrera
- Chief Financial Officer, Wendy Chan
- Chief Alumnae Experience Officer, Chanel Collins
Governance & Risk Management Department
This department reviews and revises governance manuals including but not limited to bylaws, policies and procedures.
Members:
- Rosie Villegas
Investigation Department
Members:
- Kristin Mitra-Zuhl
- Liz Zabat
- Anne Dela Cruz
- Marilé Quintana
- Han Vu-Tran
Judiciary Department
Members:
- Liz Zabat
- Kristal Yee
- Jennifer Nguy
- Rosie Villegas
- Bella Sliwka
Legacy Department
Members:
- Han Vu-Tran, Director
- Sydni Porter
- Xannie Okunwobi
- Jasmin Lee
- Nickey Zhang
Technology Operations Department
Members:
- Bethany Thai
LaRok Task Force
The LaRok Task Force serves to organize sisters committed to ending intimate partner violence and sexual assault in our community. Our focus is on raising awareness of intimate partner violence and sexual assault, through programming, policies, support services and resource guide development. Our goal is to prepare sisters and community members to support survivors and hold abusers accountable; and enforce policies and procedures that condemn and prevent violence through promoting health and safety for all.
Members:
- Jamy Drapeza, Consultant
Ujima Committee
We recognize that our society is founded and funded upon systemic racism and oppression of marginalized communities, espeeccially the Black community. The Ujima committee strive to sharpen the efforts of Kappa Phi Lambda sorority to establish anti-racist policies and practices, address and rehabilitate anti-Black behaviors and actions and provide organized voice for Black sisters.
Ujima is Swahili for “Collective Work & Understanding” and serves as the third principle of Kwanzaa. This committee is intended to be led by Black-identified sisters. Non-black sisters are welcome to join as supporting members.
The Ujima committee envisions a future where sisters and potential new members of KPL can rely on the organization for support and understanding. We wish to build a space that affirms Black women and is free from sexism, misogynoir, antiblackness and racism. KPL will be a safe space for sisters of all racial ethnic backgrounds and no sister will feel ostracized by the color of her skin. Our sorority will embody and practice justice liberation and peace in our engagements with one another.
Members:
- Maxilia C. Desir, Consultant
Events Department
Members:
- Amya Hampton
- Elizabeth Shum
- Lateefah Aghooro
Marketing Department
Members:
- Xannie Okunwobi, Director
- Terry Moy
- Cameron Tau
- Natalie Tanamal
- Reagan Wible
- Athea Sta Rosa
Collegiate Department
Members:
- Mary Yin, Director
- Vibha Maheswaran, Regional Consultant 1
- Caroline Tran, Regional Consultant 2
- Maile Callorina, Regional Consultant 3
- Merry Jiang, Regional Consultant 4
- Mary Yin, Regional Consultant 5
- Katie Phan, Regional Consultant 6
Expansion Department
Members:
- Megan Wong, Director
- Heysel Lam
- Cindy Nguyen
- Allison Tran
- Alexandra Nicole Galvan
- Iris Lu
- Cindy Lu
Education Department
Members:
- Anne Dela Cruz
- Kelly Tay
- Alexandra Nicole Galvan
- Zara Petrocy
New Member Process Department
Members:
- Audrey Sung, Director / Program Advisor 3
- Amber Tran, Program Advisor 1
- Kristin Mitra, Program Advisor 2
- Kelly O’Toole, Program Advisor 4
- Yuka Saijo, Program Advisor 5
- Chloe Villazor, Program Advisor 6
Sister Lifecycle Department
Members:
- Margret Lin
- Jessica Lee
- Emma May
- Mirabel Silva
- Bobbi Howard
Business Development Department
This department develops products, programs and fundraisers to generate revenue that supports operational costs essential to run the national sorority, new or improved benefits for members and financial aid assistance for members.
Members:
- Wendy Chan, Board Liaison
- Emilie Chung, Co-Director
- Samantha Chang, Co-Director
- Rita Lin
Alumnae Research
Members:
- Vacant
Alumnae Membership
Members:
- Ella Bree Cooper
Alumnae Events
Members:
- Vacant
