Carol Burch

Students at The University of Alabama were named to the deans list with an academic record of 3.5 or above. The UA deans and presidents lists recognize full-time undergraduate students. The lists do not apply to graduate students or to undergraduate students who take less than a full course load.

In this role, my job was to create a chapter budget for Theta Tau as well as approve all committee budgets. I was in charge of over $57,000 of chapter funds, which I had to strategically use for the continuation of the organization and to make the most of the school year. Organize the housing situations and coordinate with Greek Resource Services regarding lease agreements, in charge of filling the Fraternitys house. I was also re-elected by peers for a second term. During my first term, I was responsible for calculating and issuing refunds after COVID-19 stopped all activity on campus in March. I held discussions with my fellow Executive Council members and the chapter at large to have a transparent and agreeable solution/course of action. During my second term, I organized a plan and consolidated sources of information so that the financial losses that occurred during the previous term were minimized and that the financial "wheels" of the fraternity were in good health for the future. I also improved relationships with the third-party companies we use to efficiently send invoices, fines, and house billing re-routed to the Mu Chapter Initiative (alumni group). You can visit the organizations website here: https://www.muthetatau.org/