[33girl]

Alpha Sigma Alpha Hires New Executive Director



Alpha Sigma Alpha National Headquarters Indianapolis, IN - The National Council of Alpha Sigma Alpha is pleased to announce the appointment of Krystal Slivinski as Executive Director for Alpha Sigma Alpha National Sorority effective July 10, 2006.

As Executive Director, Krystal will oversee the day-to-day management of the sorority’s operations including the supervision of national headquarters’ staff, direction of the administrative and financial affairs of the sorority and oversight of services to members.

Krystal is no stranger to the sorority and its operations. She served as a Leadership Consultant in 1997-1998 then rejoined the staff in 2000 in the district services area. She most recently served in the capacity of Director of District Services since 2002. During her tenure, Krystal has been instrumental in overseeing a sound and supportive Leadership Consultant program and implementing recruitment training programs and philosophies that support the growth of the sorority. She also played a key role in developing the customer service pledge and has helped to establish and streamline procedures in the areas of communication, technology and general operations.

Krystal has Master of Science and Bachelor of Science degrees from East Stroudsburg University where she is an alumna member of the Gamma Rho Chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha. She currently resides in Indianapolis with her husband, Jeremy and son, JD. Krystal volunteers on the board of directors for Daubenspeck Community Nature Park and is vice president of the Indianapolis Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Sigma Alpha.

Please join the National Council of Alpha Sigma Alpha in welcoming Krystal into her new role. Her many experiences, passion for the sorority and dedication to the growth and development of Alpha Sigma Alpha and its members will ensure the sorority’s continued growth and success for years to come.

Alpha Sigma Alpha was founded at Longwood University in Farmville, Virginia in 1901. Nationally, Alpha Sigma Alpha has 73 collegiate chapters and 71 alumnae chapters. More than 67,000 members are committed to promoting sisterhood, heritage and leadership