An important strength of Phi Eta Sigma is its form of government. It is governed by a Constitution and Laws generated by student delegates attending national conventions. At the biennial conventions, the student delegates elect national officers and Executive Committee members.
The Executive Committee, which includes national officers, chapter advisers, and students, oversees the business of the Society, and the national office staff manages general operations.
2006-2008 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
1st Row, l. to r.: Ms.Heather Reif, Florida State University—Student Member; Mrs. Molly Lawrence, The University of Alabama—Grand President; Dr. B. J. Alexander, Tarleton State University—Grand President Emeritus; Ms. Marilyn Moore, Gannon University; Ms. Leah Campbell, Gannon University—Student Member; Ms. Linda Chu, University of California, Los Angeles—Student Member.
2nd Row, l. to r.: Mr. Tony Kemp, Mercer University—Grand Vice President; Dr. Howard Gray, Brigham Young University; Dr. John Sagabiel, Western Kentucky University—Grand Secretary-Treasurer; Mr. John Harrell, Indiana University—Grand President Emeritus. Absent from the photo are Ms. Mary Jo Custer, Syracuse University—Grand Historian and Dr. Kyle Sessions, Illinois State University—Grand Historian Emeritus.
2006-2008 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
GRAND PRESIDENT
Mrs. Molly Lawrence, The University of Alabama
GRAND PRESIDENT
EMERITUS
Dr. B.J. Alexander, Tarleton State University
GRAND PRESIDENT
EMERITUS
Mr. John Harrell, Indiana University
GRAND VICE PRESIDENT
Mr. Tony Kemp, Mercer University
GRAND SECRETARY-TREASURER
Dr. John W. Sagabiel, Western Kentucky
University
GRAND HISTORIAN
Ms. Mary Jo Custer, Syracuse University
GRAND HISTORIAN EMERITUS
Dr. Kyle Sessions, Illinois State University
CHAPTER ADVISERS
Dr. Howard R. Gray, Brigham Young University
Mrs. Marilyn Moore, Gannon University
STUDENT MEMBERS
Ms. Leah Campbell, Gannon University
Ms. Linda Chu, University of California, Los Angeles
Ms. Heather Reif, Florida State University