Undergraduate Advisory Council

Cole Villagomez is a Junior brother of the NC Delta Zeta chapter of Pi Lambda Phi and a student at East Carolina University. Cole is excited to engage in this leadership position and hopes to successfully implement progressive steps for the brotherhood through strategic problem solving and communication.

Anthony is the current Rex (President) of the PA Sigma Upsilon chapter at Shippensburg University in Pennsylvania. After being initiated in the Spring of 2022, Anthony found interest in greek leadership, which led him to also serving as President of both his local IFC and local Order of Omega. Anthony looks forward to communicating with other chapters as well as assisting them with any needs or advice they might have or need this academic year.

Shayne Blonder is a brother of the MD Kappa Delta chapter at Salisbury University. As a councilman on the UAC, Shayne is excited to work with other chapters on expanding their philanthropies and representing brothers from all chapters.

Ted is from Arlington Heights, Illinois, currently studying Electrical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin. Growing up, Ted spent a lot of time playing baseball and working as a caddie, both of which taught him valuable life lessons. Within his chapter, Ted held roles as the VP of Communications and VP of Housing. Ted joined the UAC to play a bigger role in the decisions that impact all chapters and to stay connected with what’s happening at Pilam HQ.

James is a senior mechanical engineering major at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. James has served as his chapter’s Scribe (VP of Communication), Prolocutor (VP of Recruitment), and currently serves as the Rex (President) of his chapter. In his free time you can find James weight lifting, wrestling, and playing chess. He is now involved with the UAC to help aid the development of best practices for chapter’s across the nation.

This is Jay’s 2nd year on the UAC. Jay currently serves as the Rex of the VA Alpha Psi chapter at Christopher Newport University in Virginia. Jay’s time at Leadership Institute this summer taught him a lot that has prepared him to serve the UAC in new and innovative ways.