THON 2018 Executive Committee Announced
Even though the memory of THON 2017 is still fresh, it’s never too early to start planning one of Penn State’s biggest weekends of the year. THON announced the 2018 Executive Committee via Twitter on Sunday afternoon. Without further adieu, here are the 2018 THON leaders:
- Executive Director: Andrew Smith
- Communications: David Candito
- Dancer Relations: Cara Perrotti
- Alumni Engagement: Kelly McCready
- Development: Lauren Nelson
- Entertainment: Jon Ringenbach
- Family Relations: Tommy Misiak
- Finance: Erin Thompson
- Hospitality: Leah Freeark
- Merchandise: Jess Frezza
- OPPerations: Matt Morgan
- Public Relations: Haley Staub
- Event Safety: Kyle McGarry
- Volunteer Safety: Tim Miller
- Special Events: Brady Lucas
- Supply Logistics: Nikita Kachroo
- Technology: Steven Davis
We are so excited to announce the THON 2018 Executive Committee! Looking forward to another great year, #FTK pic.twitter.com/Fyej0W81PU
— Penn State THON
(@THON) April 2, 2017
Congratulations to those leading THON 2018!
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