Officers

This page lists the officers of our organization and a brief biography of them.

Name	Position	Email
David Wendell View Bio	IFC President davidrwendell@aol.com David Wendell is from Woodside, CA and has been a student at SDSU since Fall 2006 when he rushed the California Theta chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. After being initated in the following Spring, he started getting involved in a number ways on campus. He served on the SAE Exec Board for 2 years as the Vice President of External Affairs, Vice President of Internal Affairs, and Treasurer. He is also a member of Frat MANERS (Fraternity Men Against Negative Environments and Rape Situations) as well as GAMMA (Greeks Advocating the Mature Management of Alcohol. In terms of the IFC, he began as a delegate for his chapter as well as a member of JIFC. He was elected to Risk Manager in the Fall of 2007 and held that position for two consecutive terms. After which, he was elected to Judicial in 2009, but due to a series of events he was later elected as the President of the IFC in January 2010.
Michael Matthew View Bio	IFC Vice President mmatthew2@gmail.com
Michael Lee View Bio	IFC Treasurer mrl1288@yahoo.com Michael Lee is from Sacramento,CA. He has been attending SDSU since the fall of 2007 and is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. In his house, he has held many positions including Assistant rush chair, IFC delegate, Assistant pledge ed, recording secretary, and Vice president. This is currently his second semester on IFC exec as the secretary. Outside of greeklife,he is also a member of the Pre Law society and is a Finance major.
Ryan Fowler View Bio	IFC Scholarship Chair rfowler5@yahoo.com Ryan came to SDSU in Fall 2007 and joined Phi Kappa Theta and the Greek community in Spring 2008. Since then he has been very involved within and outside of his chapter. In Phi Kap he has been IFC Delegate, Academics Chair, and is currently Vice President of Administration. Outside of Phi Kap he was on Greek Week Exec as Talent Show Coordinator and IFC Exec as Secretary. He is currently the IFC Scholarship/SOE Chair. Ryan’s goals for his position are to help all IFC chapters to exceed the all undergraduate men’s GPA and succeed with the Standards of Excellence so that all chapters remain recognized and in good standing. Some more general goals of his are to help improve Greek unity and promote the positive actions of Greeks that are often overlooked.
Jon Carbaugh View Bio	IFC Activities Director jcarbaugh20@gmail.com Jonathan Carbaugh is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon. He was the Homecoming delegate for his chapter in fall of 2007 and 2008, as well as the Greek Week delegate in spring of 2008. He is his chapter's sports director, was also involved in FratMANERS and held an officer position in Greeks Gone Green. Through his experiences in Sig Ep, he has made friends with those in other councils and continues to strive toward chapter unity. He understands the benefits and importance of community service. He carries along the competitive nature that has stemmed from the standards that our Greek system has put forth. He is constantly striving to do his part to combat the negative image that we as Greeks face on a daily basis and hope to bring that mentality to our fraternity system. He wants to take a dynamic approach to the way Greek Week and Homecoming are perceived within the Greek community, as well as externally throughout the community and other organizations. First, we are going to start by incorporating the USFC and NPHC councils even more than the past from the beginning and allowing the Homecoming and Greek Week delegates to be a larger part of the collaboration process. Being part of both events for the past year and a half, He has seen many good things come from it, as well as things that could be changed for the better. He also hopes to work with Aztec Athletics by getting more Greek support to athletic contests, working with our IFC Sports Chair in making intramurals more of spectacle, and setting up community service to benefit both our community and ourselves. Any help, contacts, resources, or ideas are greatly appreciated and can be contacted at jcarbaugh20@gmail.com
Cody Barbo View Bio	IFC Assistant Activities Director codybarbo@mac.com Cody Barbo is from Huntington Beach, CA and has been at SDSU since the fall of 2007. That semester he rushed Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity and has been an active member since January 2008. In his time as an initiated brother he has held several positions, including recruitment chair, SOE chair, and is currently serving as VP of Executive Affairs. Outside of Phi Kap, Cody has been actively involved in the Greek community, serving on the Greek Week executive board as Greek Games Coordinator. In addition, Cody is a member of University Affairs Board of Associated Students. As Assistant Activities Director, he has 3 goals for next year that he wants to ensure are accomplished. First, he wants to take a new direction with Homecoming and Greek Week. He feels that by catering to the interests of our Greek community, as well as fellow Aztecs, we can ensure higher participation. His second goal is having events that Greeks want to go to. This can be anything from a concert to setting a world record, basically something to remember. Last, He would like to create an incentive for Greeks to go to these events. It’s one thing to say that you won Homecoming or Greek Week, but it’s another thing to say that we won a new flat screen television for our chapter.
Adam Edelman View Bio	IFC Recruitment Director adam.edelman@hotmail.com Adam will be a third year hospitality & tourism management major with an emphasis in hotel operations. He was a Greek Week Executive for 2009 as well as a founding member of JIFC. Within his chapter he is serving his second year on Exec Board with his past position as Rush Chair, and current position as Vice President. For next year Adam plans on working with all 4 councils to promote going greek as a whole. He also plans to help with the expansion of IFC with the addition of a new chapter whose recruitment he will help with as well. Next year IFC numbers need to be back to their peaks and he is ready to make that happen.
Shea Alevy View Bio	IFC Webmaster sheaby@me.com Shea Alevy is from San Diego, California and a member of Sigma Nu. He pledged in the Fall of 2008 and served as his chapter's Pledge Class President and from the day of his initiation, he has worked hard to become more immersed in SDSU's Greek System. Currently, Shea serves as the SDSU's College Radio Promotions Director, Sigma Nu's Recorder and LEAD Chairman as well as JrIFC's President and IFC's Webmaster. His goals for this year as Webmaster is to enhance the communication of the council and to effectively portray the positive actions that members of our Greek System display every day. There are so many things that we do that members of our community have no idea about and it is his personal goal to promote, assist, and advance the image and perception of SDSU's Greek System. Shea's goal as the Webmaster for IFC is to improve the communication and public awareness of all things greek. He believes that there are so many great things that we do as greek's that improve the lives of so many people and hopes to share them with the public.