THON Announces 2023 Executive Committee
THON truly is a year-round event, and the future of THON 2023 is here.
Newly named Executive Director Lily Pevoto has checked off the first item on her list by choosing a new executive committee. Her task force of leaders will ultimately guide captains and committee members to make the annual dance marathon a reality.
We are so excited to announce the Executive Committee for THON 2023! Thank you for your dedication and commitment to supporting our families. We are so excited to see you all lead the THON Community through another incredible year, For The Kids®! pic.twitter.com/vnPsxrxwb8
— Penn State THON(@THON) April 3, 2022
The THON 2023 executive committee features:
- Communications Director Lexi Murphy-Costanzo
- Dancer Relations Director Reilly Smith
- Alumni Engagement Director Anna Yankanich
- Development Director Haskel Canagrajah
- Entertainment Director Rene Richardson
- Family Relations Director Tessa Beauchat
- Finance Director George Lesher
- Hospitality Director Michael Olenick
- Merchandise Director Justin Kauffman
- OPPerations Director Shayne McKernan
- Public Relations Director Megan Dalo
- Event Safety Director Tyler Saiers
- Fundraising Safety Director Liv Murphy-Costanzo
- Special Events Director Will Vincent
- Supply Logistics Director Gwen Yetter
- Technology Director Mitch Wagner
Congratulations to all who were selected!
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