James Fifield, a junior biology sciences major at Northern Colorado, enters his first year as the representative for Baker, Baylor, Colorado State, Kansas State, Northern Colorado, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Sam Houston, Texas, Texas A&M, Texas, Texas A&M-Commerce, Texas Christian, Texas State and Texas Tech, along with Northern Colorado.

He currently serves Theta Omicron Chapter as the Honor Board chairman. He has also been the chapter’s director of academic affairs, alumni relations chairman and an honor board member.

Drew Zinkie, president of the Iota Theta Chapter at Kennesaw (Georgia) State, serves as the District 3 undergraduate representative. His district includes Kennesaw, Alabama, Auburn, Central Florida, Emory, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, LaGrange, South Carolina, Southeastern Louisiana, Southern Mississippi and Tulane.

A sophomore marketing major and founding father of Iota Theta, Zinkie previously served the chapter as its interfraternity council (IFC) representative, recruitment chairman and IFC vice president. He was also selected to chair the 2004 Greek Week at Kennesaw.

Matthew Sweede pledged Iota Zeta Chapter at Virginia Tech during the 2005 spring semester prior and became a member of Delta Tau Delta at the end of the term. As representative of District 4, the sophomore serves American, Belmont-Abbey, Bethany, Duke, Kentucky, Maryland, Morehead State, North Carolina-Wilmington, Pittsburgh, Tennessee, University of the South, Virginia, Washington and Jefferson, West Virginia and Western Kentucky, along with Virginia Tech.

A resident advisor charged with working with other students studying biological life sciences, Sweede is working toward a duel degree in biology and biochemistry and a minor in chemistry.

Nick Stanley, of Cornell, represents the district that also includes Allegheny, Cornell, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Lehigh, Maine, MIT, Moravian, Muhlenberg, Pennsylvania, Penn State, Stevens, Syracuse, RPI and Villanova.

Eric Rey, a junior at Wittenberg (Ohio) University, serves as the Undergraduate Council Member for District 6. Aside from Wittenberg, Rey’s district also encompasses Bowling Green State, Case Western Reserve, Cincinnati, Dayton, Kent State, Kenyon, John Carroll, Marietta, Miami, Ohio, Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan and Wright State.

Rey is a history and sociology major, holds a 3.6 grade point average and serves as the Iota Beta Chapter’s treasurer. He also captains the school’s mock trial debate team, serves on the Student Senate Hearing Board and as co-editor of Wittenberg’s history journal.

Andrew Hennessy, a junior finance major, initiated into the Fraternity and the Iota Alpha Chapter at DePaul in spring 2005. Aside from DePaul, he also represents Albion, Butler, Ball State, DePauw, Eastern Michigan, Illinois Institute of Technology, Indiana, both Kettering chapters, Lawrence, Northwestern, Purdue and Wabash.

He began his service to the DePaul chapter soon after initiation as its social chair. He continues in that role, attempting to incorporate more philanthropic and fundraising events into the chapter’s calendar.

Eli Gratz, a junior at Wisconsin, represents District 8 that includes Bradley, Eastern Illinois, Illinois, Iowa State, Quincy, Western Illinois, Westminster, Minnesota, Missouri, Missouri-Rolla, Nebraska, Nebraska-Kearney, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wisconsin.

He serves as the Beta Gamma Chapter president, as a justice on the Interfraternity Judicial Board and is a industrial and systems engineering major. A 2004 graduate of the Bethany Leadership Academy, he formerly served his chapter as secretary and pledge educator.

International President Carl Brantley chose the following men to serve on the Undergraduate Council. He received several recommendations from the five division presidents and chose four men to help represent the undergraduates of the Fraternity. They constitute the first group of at-large picks by an international president since the UGC was established in 1969. They are:

• Scott Chesrown, a junior who is a double major in Spanish and business administration and also speaks Italian and Portugese, is the president for the Theta Zeta Chapter at San Diego. He previous served his chapter as its vice president of recruitment, co-chairman of its philantropy and philanthropy chairman.
• Nathan Easley continues serving the Fraternity as a member of the Delta Zeta Chapter at the University of Florida. The fourth-year student majoring in business management and geography, served as his chapter’s director of risk management, corresponding and recording secretary and as a member of its Honor Board.
• Cody Lee Lummus, a sophomore business major at Texas Tech, has served the Epsilon Delta Chapter as its social until he was elected as the internal vice president. His pledge brothers elected him as their social chairman. He also participates in the Marketing Association, a business club, at the university.
• Sean Finnegan, a junior history major at Stevens and a 2004 Bethany Leadership Academy graduate, served the Rho Chapter as its second vice president, Greek sports representative and assistant pledge educator and the president of his pledge class. He currently serves as the interfraternity council’s president at Stevens.