The AFA Foundation believes that our profession is built on relationships—colleagues, mentors, sisters,brothers, supervisors, students and other collaborators. Each year we honor our award recipients andencourage others to join us with a donation to the AFA Foundation. These gifts are in celebration of the awardwinners and the role they may have played in your success.

You can donate online or send a check to: AFA Foundation/P.O. Box 1369/Fort Collins, CO 80522. Pleasespecify the award winner(s) you would like to honor on the memo line of all checks and within the commentssection online. Please note time is limited, as donations for “in honor of” specification should be received nolater than November 3, 2014. All award winners will receive a list of donors who contributed in her honor. Theseawards will be presented at the AFA Annual Meeting.

Jack L. Anson Award: Elizabeth “Betty” Ahlemeyer QuickBetty Quick has been a dedicated volunteer and partner in the fraternal movement formany years. Not only has she given tirelessly to her own organization, Gamma PhiBeta, but she has been involved with the National Panhellenic Conference for 30 years,20 of those were as the NPC Delegate for Gamma Phi Beta. During her time as NPCDelegate, Betty serves as the Chairman of the NPC from 2005 to 2007. Betty alsoserves as a Board Member for the Fraternity/Sorority Political Action Coalition, which

works to build a positive presence in Washington to help protect the fraternal experience by supportingmembers of Congress who champion Greek issues. Betty holds a B.S. Ed. from Indiana University and aM.Ed. from Indiana State University.

Kent L. Gardner Award: Gregory SingletonGregory R. Singleton currently serves as the Associate Vice President and Dean ofStudents at Austin Peay State University. With more than 26 years in highereducation, Greg has worked professionally at the University of Memphis, PurdueUniversity, and the University of Miami, prior to APSU. He holds an A.S. from JacksonState Community College, B.S. Ed. From the University of Memphis, M.S. in StudentPersonnel Services and Counseling from the University of Memphis, and M.S. inEducational Leadership from Florida International University. Greg has held numerous volunteer roles within thefraternal movement, notably as Executive Director of the Southeastern Interfraternity Conference, President ofthe Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors and Chair of the AFA Foundation, and as both a regional vicepresident and National Scholarship Officer for his Fraternity, Kappa Alpha Order. For his continued service andadvocacy for the fraternal movement, Greg received the NIC Award of Distinction in 2014.

Robert A. Shaffer Award: Anne ArseneauAnne Arseneau is currently the Director of Student Leadership Development at theCollege of William & Mary. The College of William & Mary is also Anne’s alma mater,having earned both a Bachelor’s Degree in English and a Master’s of EducationDegree at the College. Prior to returning to William & Mary in 1997, Anne worked atDePauw University, as Associate Director of Residence Life, and LeaderShape Inc., asDirector of Program Management. Anne is a dedicated volunteer for her sorority,

Kappa Alpha Theta, both locally and nationally. Over the years, Anne has held numerous volunteer roles for theAssociation of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors, most notably as the Annual Meeting Chair in 2005 and as the firstever Volunteer Coordinator in 2006-2009.

Sue Kraft Fussell Distinguished Service AwardsBeth ConderBeth Conder is currently the Director of Alumni & Parent Programs at ButlerUniversity. Prior to that, Beth served as the Associate Executive Director for Alpha ChiOmega, Director of Assessment & Leadership at Alpha Sigma Phi, and SeniorCoordinator for Greek Life at the University of Arizona. Beth has served theAssociation of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors as a member of the Board of Directors 2009& 2010, and as the Annual Meeting Chair in 2007; she currently serves as a memberof the AFA Foundation Board of Directors and member of the executive committee. In addition to volunteeringfor the Association, Beth has volunteered for the Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values, in various rolessince 2004. Beth was initiated into Alpha Chi Omega while earning her B.S. in Business Management atIndiana State University; she then earned her M.S. in College Student Affairs from Eastern Illinois University.

Anita CoryDr. Anita Cory is currently the Associate Director of the Center for Student Involvement& Leadership at the University of Iowa. Prior to that, she worked at Washington StateUniversity and held roles in Assessment & Planning for Student Affairs and in theCenter for Fraternity & Sorority Life. Dr. Cory earned both her Bachelor’s and Master’sdegrees from the University of Nebraska, and earned her Ph.D. in Higher EducationAdministration from Washington State University. Last year she received theAFA/CSCF Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation award for her dissertation, “The

Influence of Fraternity or Sorority Membership on the Leadership Identity Development of College StudentLeaders.” Anita is a member of Chi Omega Fraternity and has been involved in advancing the fraternalmovement for over twenty years through various volunteer roles and presenting at numerous conferences bothat the regional and national level.

Steve WhitbySteve is currently the Pastor of Creativity at Warehouse 242. Steve was initiated intoPi Kappa Phi Fraternity while earning his Bachelor of Arts in Economics from IndianaUniversity of Pennsylvania. Steve has worked professionally at both Pi Kappa PhiHeadquarters, as the Director of Education and Assistant Executive Director, and atthe College of Charleston, as the Associate Director of Student Life. For nearly twodecades Steve has written and delivered educational programs and is now a speakerwith the CAMPUSPEAK agency, visiting campuses across the country. His creativedesign and visual storytelling work for AFLV’s conferences and Connections Magazine is consistentlyrecognized year after year by the Fraternity Communications Association.

Thank you in advance for your support of the AFA Foundation and we’ll see you in Nashville!