THON Announces New Overall Committee
This evening, the Penn State Dance Marathon announced the members of the Overall Committee for THON 2011. The committee members, chosen by Overall Chairperson, Kirsten Kelly, and THON advisor, Barry Bram, will be the leaders of the world’s largest student-run philanthropy.
Here is the list of Overalls by committee:
Communications – Elaine Tanella
Donor Relations – Curran McCready
Entertainment – Mike Fitzpatrick
Family Relations – Sean Tucker
Finance – Katherine Bird
Hospitality – Erin Renninger
Merchandise – Caroline Fitzgerald
Morale – Griffin Weiler
OPPerations – Micaela Gutman
Public Relations – Jony Rommel
Rules and Regulations – Zachary Hinkle
Special Events – Mary Dowd
Supply Logistics – Dan Seery
Technology – Stef Recupero
Congratulations to all of those who were chosen. Best of luck with THON 2011.
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