IFC Executive Board
Meet our executive council! Scroll for position descriptions!
President
Nicholas Byers
Nicholas is double majoring in Computer Science and Psychology with a minor in Business Administration. He is actively involved with Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity, Diverse Abilities in Business, Carolina Union Activities Board, National Residence Hall Honorary, Order of Omega, and Order of the Golden Fleece. Previously serving as Vice President of Judicial Affairs and Vice President, Nicholas now serves as IFC President for the ’26-’27 school year. Within Delta Upsilon, he served as Social Media Chair, Philanthropy Chair, and Vice President. Upon graduation, he plans to pursue a career in software engineering or data analytics.
VP of Recruitment
Harrisen Ulrich
Harrisen is a Business major with a Spanish minor. He is part of the Undergraduate Finance Society and the Portfolio Management Team. Previously, he served as Rush Chair. After graduation, he plans to work in finance.
VP of Public Relations
Aidan Tobin
Aidan is double majoring in Peace, War, and Defense and Public Policy with a minor in Arabic. His campus involvement includes Undergraduate Moot Court, Carolina Political Review, the Legal Action Project at Carolina, Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity, the Undergraduate Law Association, and Order of Omega. Within Pi Kappa Phi, he previously served as Chaplain on his chapter’s executive board. In addition to his campus involvement, Aidan conducts criminal justice and homelessness research in Orange County, working with community partners to examine public safety, housing insecurity, and policy solutions. After graduation, Aidan intends to pursue a career in national security, counterterrorism, or the intelligence community, with a particular interest in international affairs, intelligence analysis, and security policy.
VP of Internal Affairs
Michael Eichorn
Michael is majoring in Business Administration and minoring in Data Science and Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE). His campus involvement includes Moneythink, Carolina Consulting Prep (CCP), Honors Carolina Student Association, Christians in Business (CIB), and Tri Alpha Fraternity. This summer, Michael will join Bank of America’s Strategy and Management program, an internal consulting function. Currently, Sigma Nu’s Vice President, Michael, leads IFC as Vice President of Internal Affairs.
VP of Finance
Michael Morris
Michael is a Business Administration major with a minor in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. He is in the Carolina Hedge Fund, Scholars of Finance, Undergraduate Finance Society. He is a member of Pi Kappa Phi and serves on the Social and Rush Committees. After graduation, Michael plans to pursue a career in Wealth Management.
VP of Events
Walker Wilson
Walker is pursuing a major in Business Administration with a minor in Data Science. He actively participates in campus organizations, serving as Vice President of Events for the Interfraternity Council Executive Council, Treasurer for his fraternity chapter, and Legislative Affairs Staffer in the Department of State and External Affairs within UNC Student Government. Additionally, he contributes to the Undergraduate Real Estate Club by supporting corporate relations and industry engagement. His primary academic interests include commercial real estate and real estate finance.
VP of Community Enrichment
Aiden Aldrich
Aiden is majoring in Political Science and Pre-Business. His campus involvements include the Secretary of the Pickleball Club and a member of the Asset and Wealth Management Club. Currently, one of Sigma Chi’s Derby Days and Family Engagement chairs, Aiden, leads IFC as Vice President of Community Enrichment.
VP of Judicial Affairs
Preston Creek
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Preston is a Religious Studies major with minors in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, and Business of Healthcare. He currently serves as a Chair in the UNC Honor System and sits on the Student Conduct Advisory Committee, advising the UNC administration on conduct policy and reform. He plans to attend law school and pursue a career in transactional law with a focus on sports. Prior to becoming Vice President of Judicial Affairs, Preston served as Beta Upsilon Chi’s Risk Manager and IFC Delegate.
VP of Development
Ben Booth
Ben is a Business Administration major with an Economics minor. He’s involved in the Undergraduate Real Estate Club, the Carolina Sport Business Club, and the Law Fraternity Phi Alpha Delta. Within Delta Upsilon, he serves as the Philanthropy Chair. After UNC, he plans to pursue a law or graduate degree.
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To function as the chief executive officer and preside over all meetings of the IFC General Body and Executive Committee.
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To see that the provisions of the constitution and bylaws are enforced.
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To convene the IFC in special sessions and to call meetings of the Executive Committee.
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To represent the IFC as its principal spokesman.
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To attend weekly meetings with the Director or Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life.
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To attend scheduled meetings of the University Committee on Greek Affairs.
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To cast the final vote in the event of a tie.
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To build rapport and establish positive working relationships between IFC and Member Fraternity leaders.
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To establish a working relationship with key University administrators.
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To attend monthly meetings with the council presidents and the Assistant Director of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life.
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To function as the chief executive officer and preside over all meetings of the IFC General Body and Executive Committee.
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To see that the provisions of the constitution and bylaws are enforced.
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To convene the IFC in special sessions and to call meetings of the Executive Committee.
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To represent the IFC as its principal spokesman.
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To attend weekly meetings with the Director or Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life.
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To attend scheduled meetings of the University Committee on Greek Affairs.
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To cast the final vote in the event of a tie.
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To build rapport and establish positive working relationships between IFC and Member Fraternity leaders.
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To establish a working relationship with key University administrators.
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To attend monthly meetings with the council presidents and the Assistant Director of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life.
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To oversee all aspects of recruitment for IFC fraternities.
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To educate member fraternities on recruitment techniques through programs.
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To budget the costs for IFC-sponsored events during the IFC recruitment period.
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To create recruitment literature (brochures, post-cards, etc.).
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To coordinate discussions concerning recruitment for the IFC.
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To present to the IFC a recruitment schedule each semester in consultation with the Executive Committee and the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life.
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To secure for IFC member chapters a list of students registered for IFC recruitment.
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To assist the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life with presentations each summer at orientation.
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To plan and implement a Recruitment Information program at the beginning of each semester,
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To assist the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life with collecting recruitment statistics each semester and making these available to the public.
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To handle all receipts and expenditures of funds as authorized by the IFC or Executive Committee.
To assess and collect all dues and fines.
To prepare an annual budget, including a complete financial statement of the IFC each semester.
To submit a full report at the end of each academic term/semester of the financial position at that time.
To work closely with the OFSL to devise payment plans for recurring costs
To create and assess grant applications and scholarships
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To coordinate and execute all large social events that are promoted and funded by the IFC.
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To organize service events for chapters to collaborate on
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To host events and other fundraising efforts for the IFC Scholarship Fund.
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To procure space for IFC President and Executive Meetings
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To organize events to promote better relations between IFC Chapters, the University, and the Chapel Hill community.
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To provide chapters with intramural sports leagues.
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To reach out to other greek councils and organizations at UNC to find areas to collaborate on.
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To establish relationships with organizations in the Chapel Hill Community and find avenues for fraternities to help foster growth in the area.
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To act as the Chairman on the IFC Judicial Board.
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To function as the liaison between the IFC and the IFC Judicial Board.
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To deliver and explain all decisions by the IFC Judicial Board regarding IFC member fraternities at the scheduled IFC meeting immediately following any decision, consistent with the confidentiality policies of the IFC Judicial Board.
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To uphold all the duties outlined for the co-chairperson of the IFC Judicial Board, as outlined by the Bylaws of the IFC Judicial Board.
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To provide annual training on the Judicial code to all member chapters
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To manage and update the IFC’s public media presence, including but not limited to, the website, Twitter, and Facebook accounts.
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To work with chapter presidents to publicize information on philanthropy and any other relevant news.
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To assist the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life in publicizing and disseminating information pertaining to the Greek system as a whole.
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To Design and maintain the IFC’s general public image.
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To aid the President of the IFC in crafting statements and responses for the media or any other outside organizations.
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To serve as spokesperson to outside organizations for general IFC matters, in the event that the President is not available. When said matters pertain to the IFC Judicial Board, the Vice President of Public Relations shall serve as spokesman, in the event that the Vice President of Judicial Affairs is not available.
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To assist the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life with programs and training relative to social activities, fire safety, and risk management.
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To organize the provision of Mental Health Resources to chapters
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To ensure that every chapter has access to adequate medical supplies
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To undergo efforts in making member fraternities more sustainable
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To inform all members of volunteer opportunities within the Chapel Hill community
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To provide opportunities for networking and professional development
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