Libby is a graduate of the University of Missouri with a Bachelor of Educational Studies in Family and Consumer Science Education; she then earned  a Master of Science degree in Student Affairs Administration at Indiana State University.  She was the first female executive director of a men’s fraternity, Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity, before returning to Zeta Beta Tau as Chief Executive Officer. Libby previously served as the Assistant Executive Director of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, Director of Operations for Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity, Director of Greek Life at the University of Central Missouri and Director of Greek Life at Mount Union College.

Libby is a member of  Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority where she has served as National Vice President of Programming and on the Alpha Epsilon Phi Foundation Board of Trustees as Secretary. She is also active in the great fraternal community where she has served as Director of the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors Foundation, a lead facilitator for programs of the North American Interfraternity Conference, member of the Fraternity and Sorority Assessment Coalition Project and volunteer for Circle of Sisterhood.

Libby has been awarded the Riegelman-Jacobs Award for Outstanding Service to the Inferfraternal Community by Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity, the Jack L. Anson Award for Interfraternity Excellence from Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity and the Distinguished Service Award from the Association of Fraternity /Sorority Advisors. Libby has achieved the professional credential of Certified Association Executive. Less than 5 percent of association executives hold this distinction.

In her spare time, Libby likes to travel and cook, enjoy the theater and cheer for the Mizzou Tigers!

Brother Kirby earned a master’s degree from the University of Georgia in higher education administration and had several jobs on campus at UGA. Since earning his master’s, he has worked at several universities in leadership roles within areas such as student affairs, residence life and Fraternity and Sorority Life.

As an undergraduate brother at the University of Memphis, Ricky was Chapter President of  Gamma Mu  in 2013 and a semester in 2015 (when Gamma Mu was the 2014 Brummer Cup champion!) as well as Student Government Association President. Since his graduation, he has served as a dedicated volunteer to the Fraternity in multiple capacities. Most recently, he has served as Chapter Advisor to Gamma Mu, a role that allowed him to serve as a liaison to the Supreme Council.

Ricky is based in Memphis while he completes his work on a doctorate in higher education administration from UGA. In his free time, Brother Kirby enjoys traveling, hiking and cheering for the Memphis Grizzlies and University of Georgia Bulldogs.

Shelley is a member of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. Shelley graduated from university with a degree in accounting and went on to receive her 4th Level Certified General Accountant.

Prior to becoming Director of Finance at ZBT, Shelley had served as an accountant and assistant controller for 20 years. Shelley is excited to continue to share her experience and effectively apply it to the continued growth of ZBT.

Andrea (Smithson) is a veteran interfraternal communicator and a life-long grammarian and editor. After a 10-year career in small-town newspapers, she transitioned to the fraternity communications industry with her first stint at the ZBT International Headquarters from 2013-2018 as Director of Communications. Most recently, she worked at the North American Interfraternity Conference in a senior communicator role before returning to ZBT. She is a volunteer for the Fraternity Communications Association, her Zeta Tau Alpha local alumnae chapter and for her alma mater, Franklin College.

She is a proud native Hoosier — now based in Indianapolis with her husband — but loves to check out new places and spaces through travel, reading and YouTube treadmill videos.

Brother Levin currently serves as the Director of Alumni Experience. In this role, he manages the experiences of ZBT alumni across North America. Jonathan also collaborates with the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation to ensure philanthropy remains a central element of the alumni experience.

Jonathan holds a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has dedicated over two decades to working or volunteering in the nonprofit sector, with roles at Jewish Family Services, Zeta Beta Tau Foundation, Muscular Dystrophy Association, and the National Football Foundation. Additionally, Jonathan has been an active Yellow Jacket Committee member of the Fiesta Bowl for 18 years, hosting several national championships and is part of the College Football Playoff.

Jonathan comes from a ZBT family including his late father, Jess S. Levin, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin) 1968, and his two brothers, Adam M. Levin, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin) 2003, and Jason A. Levin, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin) 2006.

During his undergraduate years, Jonathan was a Founding Father of the Alpha Kappa Chapter at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, serving as Chapter President for two terms. He regards his experience in Zeta Beta Tau as one of the most important experiences of his life. Currently, Jonathan lives in Scottsdale, Arizona, with his wife and children. In his spare time, Jonathan is an avid Wisconsin sports fan and enjoys attending concerts.

Brother Woloshin currently serves as the Director of Heritage and Integrity.

Ryan comes to the role having earned a bachelor’s degree in political science and environmental studies along with a dual degree from the Hornstein Jewish Professional Leadership Program at Brandeis University, earning a master’s in Jewish Professional Leadership and a MBA from Brandeis’ Heller School. Brother Woloshin has worked in the Jewish nonprofit space for over a decade, holding roles at the University of Arizona Hillel Foundation, BBYO and the Anti-Defamation League. Ryan is also an experienced Israel educator, participating in the iCenter’s iFellows program and their recent Conflicts of Interest certificate.

As an undergraduate, Brother Woloshin was a brother of the Phi Epsilon Chapter at the University of Virginia, serving in various leadership roles connected to heritage and standards. Ryan credits his experience in Zeta Beta Tau as one of the most formative Jewish experiences of his life. Outside of work, Ryan is based in Milwaukee and is passionate fan of all of Detroit’s sports teams.

Chris is from Columbia, South Carolina. He earned his bachelor’s degree in criminology from Lander University where he was also a Founding Father of Delta Sigma Phi. He then went on to earn his Master of Business Administration at WGU. After college, he joined his fraternity’s headquarters at Delta Sigma Phi, working as a Senior Growth Coordinator for nearly two years.

In his free time, Chris enjoys hunting, fishing and boating. He also enjoys pulling for the Baltimore Ravens on Sundays.

Kristin grew up in Central Illinois. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Monmouth College and a master’s degree from Illinois State University. While at Monmouth, she joined Kappa Kappa Gamma (Alpha Deuteron), which sparked her passion for fraternity/sorority life. Between 2005-2011, Kristin served as the FSL advisor at Wichita State University and Western Michigan University before moving to the Indianapolis area. She worked for several years at the North American Interfraternity Conference and led the Membership Experience team at Delta Sigma Phi Headquarters between 2017-2023.

Kristin lives in the Indy area with her husband, Michael, their two young sons, and a clingy yellow lab named Ripley. Kristin enjoys camping with her family, hiking, reading, binging good shows and watching her boys play sports. She is a Purdue fan by marriage, and also follows the Chicago Cubs and Indianapolis Colts, even when it hurts.

Brother Colon earned his bachelor’s degree in business and aviation management from Lynn University (Go Fighting Knights!) in Boca Raton, Florida, in 2010, before traveling down the road to Davie to earn his master’s degree in college student affairs from Nova Southeastern University (GO SHARKS!). During his undergraduate and graduate careers, Jon remained active in a variety of student leadership roles that helped him gain an abundance of applicable skills which he hopes to pass on through his interactions with those within ZBT and outside of it.

Ever since his undergraduate days in the Delta Eta Chapter as a Founding Father and Chapter President during the time of its chartering, Jon has used his leadership experiences to grow through a variety of positions held within sales, hospitality and the aviation industries. He is an aviation enthusiast at heart, but his true passion has always remained within serving those around him, especially in the world of student affairs and its Fraternity/Sorority communities.

He is based in New Jersey, born and raised, and when not acting in a supporting role, he can be found enjoying a NY Giants/ Yankees game with his family and friends. He is also an avid lover of professional wrestling, music and video games of all genres.

Brother Huffman is a recent graduate from the University of Memphis with a degree in archaeology and commercial aviation. He is a past Operations Director, Recruitment Director and Standards Director of the Gamma Mu Chapter. He is based in Memphis. He has his pilot’s license and loves flying himself to new places to try new foods and also enjoys playing the guitar.

Brother Greene graduated from the University of Central Florida in December 2024. He served as Delta Iota Chapter President.  

Patsy has been on the ZBT staff since the international office moved to Indianapolis in 1995. She has enjoyed working for ZBT – especially talking to all the alumni and undergraduates. 

Patsy was born in Mexico but has lived in Indiana most her life.  She has two daughters and a dog named Princess. Patsy graduated from Ricks College (now known as BYU-Idaho) with a degree in office education.  In her spare time, she loves to read, do crafts, watch movies, but most of all she loves to hang out with her kids.

Yolanda was born in New Jersey and moved to Indiana in 2005.  She has six grown children, six grandchildren and a cat named Pepper. She is a member of the Women’s Ministry at New Wineskin Ministries in Indianapolis. In her spare time, she loves to read, watch movies, travel, trying new restaurants, cooking for the holidays and spending time with her family especially her grandchildren.