Libby is a graduate of the University of Missouri with a Bachelor of Educational Studies in Family and Consumer Science Education and Indiana State University with a Master of Science degree in Student Affairs Administration.  Prior to returning to Zeta Beta Tau, she was the Executive Director of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity- the first female executive director of a men’s fraternity. Libby has 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 and Sorority Advisors Foundation, a lead facilitator for programs of the North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC), 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 and Sorority Advisors. Libby has achieved the professional credential of Certified Association Executive. Less than five percent of association executives hold this distinction.

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

Jason P. Allen, a member of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, is a graduate of Oneonta State College with a Bachelor of Science in Sociology and Binghamton University with a Master of Science in Student Affairs Administration. Prior to joining the staff at Zeta Beta Tau, he was the Director of Chapter Services at Psi Upsilon Fraternity. Allen has also previously served as the Director of Education for Phired Up Productions, the Director of Member Development for the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, and Assistant Dean of Students at Cornell University.

In his spare time, Allen loves to do life with his wife and dogs, travel, and use witty comments to bring laughter to whoever needs it.

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.

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 was raised in the States since she was 9 months old, and has lived in Indiana most her life.

She has two daughters and a son-in-law. 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.

Brother Rind graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2014 with a degree in Hospitality Management. He previously worked for ZBT from 2014 to 2017 as an Expansion Consultant, Assistant Director of Chapter Services and Assistant Director of Growth and Education. Rind left ZBT to pursue a Masters Degree in Higher Education from the University of Florida, which he graduated from in May 2019. Rind re-joined the ZBT staff following his graduation.

In his free time, Rind likes to read, play with his dog and explore the art of carpentry.  

Christina Parle is originally from south of Kansas City, Missouri. She pursued her bachelor’s in criminal justice and political science at the University of Central Missouri (UCM) where she was initiated into the Delta Eta chapter of Sigma Kappa. Christina then attended Penn State University where she earned her master’s in higher education with an emphasis in student affairs.

Prior to joining the Zeta Beta Tau team, Christina was the Assistant Director of Student Conduct and Community Standards at the University of Kansas. Before her time at KU, she served as the Assistant Director of Greek Student Engagement and Development at Western Carolina University.

In her free time, you will find Christina singing to Hamilton, watching Grey’s Anatomy, or spending time with friends, family, or her dog-Nugget.

“ZBT strikes the perfect balance of creating space for a community that has long been marginalized while allowing all men of good character, regardless of their social identities, an opportunity to pursue fraternity life. I am excited to be a part of a team focused on bringing the values of fraternity and higher education into alignment,” Parle said.

Some of Parle’s duties at ZBT include supervising the conduct process, innovative programmatic and leadership opportunities, brotherhood educational experiences and select training and networking opportunities for brothers, chapters, and volunteers.

Jason A. Horowitz was initiated in 2006 at the Beta Phi Chapter at the University of Pittsburgh and graduated in 2009. Brother Horowitz previously served in AmeriCorps and worked for both The David Project and Hillel International focusing on Israel education and programming. He previously served on staff at Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity as the Director of Jewish Programs and Strategic Partnerships from 2015-2017. Brother Horowitz served as a Chapter Advisor of the Gammas Psi Chapter in Boston, MA.

Brother Horowitz has a Masters Degree in Diplomacy and Conflict Studies from the Interdisciplinary Center in Herzliya, Israel. He is an avid traveler and loves to hike and watch hockey in his free time. He is originally from Pennsylvania and currently resides in Washington, DC.

Anthony W. Haddad joined Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity in 2014 at the Eta Mu Chapter at California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly) where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy in 2017 and continued to finish his Master of Business Administration coursework at California State University – Fresno.

Anthony is a first-generation United States citizen (classified as first natural-born citizen to an immigrating parent) who is a California native and currently lives in Central California. He had the honor to serve as the Chief of Staff for Cal Poly’s Student Government, Brotherhood Development Director for the Eta Mu chapter, other positions within the Eta Mu Chapter, the Alumni Club President of Eta Mu, and as the Primary Advisor for Santa Clara University’s Eta Upsilon Chapter.

In pursuing a career with the International Fraternity, Anthony wants to continue the positive change that the International Headquarters is striving for with its chapters and build positive connections between chapters and headquarters staff. Learning the positive experiences his Big Brother and past staffer, Jason Colombini, had with working and volunteering at the National Headquarters, Anthony wants to be a part of the bigger picture and utilize his time to increase the experiences ZBT’s undergraduate brothers.

Brother Taylor is a Southern California native and graduated with a degree in Psychology and Brain Sciences from the University of California Santa Barbara in 2019. During his time with the Gamma Xi chapter at UCSB, he served as Philanthropy Chair, Recruitment Director and President. He was awarded the Maine-Heffer Award for Most Outstanding President in 2018. Cody aspires to one day become a Criminal Justice Attorney. He enjoys swimming and surfing.

Taylor is originally from Indiana, where she obtained her degree in Education from Indiana University.  While at Indiana University, Taylor participated the in the Cultural Immersion Program- American Indian Reservation Project and completed her student teaching on the Navajo Reservation. During this time, Taylor developed an interest in higher education and service.  Outside of work, Taylor enjoys volunteering with Soul Dog Rescue out of Denver, hiking with her own pups and running.

Brother Langohr is from Northern Illinois and graduated with a degree in Sociology from the University of Iowa in 2019.  During his time with the Eta Tau chapter at Iowa, he served as Risk Manager, Communication Director, and President.  Langohr has aspirations of pursuing a career in law enforcement.  In his free time he enjoys reading, working out, and being outdoors.