Chip Ray Elected as New IFC President
Chip Ray (@chipray16) was elected as the new President of the Penn State Interfraternity Council at last night’s meeting. Ray, an Industrial Engineering major and member of Acacia, has served as the IFC’s Executive Vice President over the past term. He will have the tall task of replacing outgoing IFC President Vinnie Lizza. Lizza congratulated Ray shortly after his victory.
“Thank you to everyone for your support,” Ray said after his election. “I am very honored and excited for what the next year will bring.”
Other IFC officers that were elected include:
- Lorenzo Massaro, Executive Vice President
- Dan Combs, Administrative Vice President
- Brian Reil, IFC Representative to UPUA
Congratulations to Ray and all of the other new officers.
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