Homecoming Announces 2015 Executive Committee
The 2015 Homecoming football game is still 325 days away, but the folks who help make the week happen are now in place. Homecoming Executive Director Brandon Rittenhouse announced the new members of the 16-member Executive Committee last night.
They are:
Katrina Brintzenhoff – Alumni Relations
Jaclyn Gross – Competition
Rosemary Hwang – Distribution Management
Lauren Ulsh – Donor Relations
Michael Witmer – Finance
Korynn Bernhardt – Merchandise
Daniel Hamm – Organization Relations
Katie Learn – OPPerations
Deanna Javage – Parade
Kaila Williams – Pride Events
Amanda Cramer – Production
Molly Monaghan – Public Relations
Kelly Gatsgeb – Royalty
Ahmed Mohamed – Security
Jenna Kreider – Technology
Terra Lee Tomasic – University Relations
Homecoming 2015 will culminate on October 10 with the football game against Indiana. The Executive Committee works year-round to organize all of the events leading up to and including Homecoming week. Congratulations to everyone selected this year!
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