Lindsey Carr graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2015 with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, and was initiated into the Kappa Gamma Chapter of Theta Tau in 2011. After graduating, she moved to Michigan to start her career and lived there for several years before returning to her hometown of Richmond, VA, where she lives now. Her career has spanned multiple manufacturing industries including automotive, solar, aerospace, and, since 2021, industrial baking.

She started volunteering with the fraternity in 2016, serving in various volunteer roles before joining the Executive Council in 2019 as a Council Delegate. From there, she was elected as Grand Marshal in 2021 and served in that position until 2025, where she was elected as Grand Vice Regent. Lindsey’s closest friends are Brothers, and she attributes a lot of who she is to those she met in Theta Tau. She continues to volunteer because Theta Tau gave her the space to be herself and grow, and she wants to make sure Theta Tau provides that for others well into the future. Outside of the fraternity, she enjoys playing tabletop and video games with friends, reading sci-fi/fantasy novels, working on home improvement projects, and hanging out with her cats.

Dan joined Theta Tau as a colony member in the spring of 2007 and then installed as a charter member of Upsilon Gamma April 8th, 2008. He was very active throughout his student membership holding many leadership positions including chapter regent, as well as serving on his chapter's delegation team for the 2008 National Convention in Washington, DC.

He was appointed Regional Director summer of 2012 for the then newly formed Gulf region, holding said position for 3 consecutive terms. At the 2018 National Convention, he was elected as the Grand Outer Guard. Serving an extended term from 2018-2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic that postponed the National Convention. During such time, chairing the national Health and Safety Committee and the Convention Committee. At the 2021 National Convention, Dan was elected to the Executive Council as Grand Scribe, this being his current position.

Today Dan lives in the Tampa, FL area with his wife, whom I met through Theta Tau and has two daughters. He works for a small engineering firm as an Application Engineer specializing in 3D scanning, reverse engineering and metrology inspection.

"I thoroughly enjoy volunteering for the fraternity. Theta Tau had a large impact on my life as a student member and continues to steer me toward new experiences and opportunities to meet interesting people that I may not have had a chance to otherwise."

Ben began his Theta Tau journey at Delta Gamma chapter from Arizona State University. He served in several positions including Regent, Vice Regent, Scribe, Marshal/New Member Educator, rush coordinator, professional development chair, and Delegate for his chapter at the 2018 National Convention. He graduated in the spring of 2019 with a BS in Computer Science, followed by an MCS in Computer Science in December of 2020.

He served 3 years as a Northwest Regional Director from the spring of 2022 until the summer of 2025. During this time, he graduated with his Masters in Business Administration in the spring of 2023 with a concentration in leadership. He also worked as a back-end software engineer for PayPal site reliability and credit teams before moving to a data platform software engineering role at MX Technologies, where he currently works.

Outside of Theta Tau, Ben has previously served as president of a PayPal-based club at Toastmasters International. He completed in Toastmasters speech competitions, and finished 1st in the 2022 Ironwood Area 5 Table Topics Speech contest, followed by 3rd in the 2022 Ironwood Division Table Topics Speech Contest. In his free time, Ben loves to disc golf and play music. He actively takes lessons and performs for both violin and drums.

Kiki Holloway is a graduate of The University of Alabama. She is a Pharmacy Manager for Publix Super Markets. She has a passion for serving the underserved and spends a portion of her free time providing health screenings and consultations for individuals in at risk communities. She has two mini Goldendoodles (Nova and Moose) that she adores. She loves to travel, spending time with friends and family, and attending as many Alabama Football games that she can! Roll Tide!

Andrew Blanchard (he/him) was initiated in Fall 2011 to the Xi Beta chapter at Lawrence Technological University where he studied Computer Science. He later graduated from the same university with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with concentrations in both Game Software Development and Scientific Software Development in 2017. During his time as an active member of Xi Beta he served in numerous leadership positions due in part to the small size of the chapter being at 9 members less than a year after initiation. Over a period of 11 active semesters with the chapter he held Regent, Vice Regent, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary, Marshall, Inner and Outer Guards, as well as various committee chair positions including brotherhood and recruitment. In his time as a chapter leader and recruitment chair he brought membership back up to 30 members before leaving the active brotherhood behind to continue volunteering at the national level. At the 2016 National Convention, Andrew was appointed to the introductory Student Advisory Committee as well as being recognized as the Outstanding Student Member of Xi Beta. Serving as an assistant regional director to Lindsey Carr in the Great Lakes region during his final active semester; he continued to serve the fraternity post-graduation as Great Lakes regional director starting in 2018 before being appointed to the position of Chapter Support - National Operations Manager in 2020. Following the 2021 National Convention in Tampa, Florida, Andrew was elected by acclamation to the position of Inner Guard where he served to assist the national organization. Andrew retired from the Council following the 2023 National Convention, to serve again as National Operations Manager for Chapter Support, but has been re-elected by the 2025 Grand Chapter to the Executive Council as Grand Inner Guard.

Kaitlynn Rahn is one of the Fraternity’s Council Delegates. This is her first biennium serving on the Executive Council. She has previously served as the Great Lakes Regional Director and as her chapter’s Regent, Vice Regent, Scribe, and Marshall.

Kaitlynn is currently a senior Data Analyst for General Motors within their Digital Engagement Team. She previously worked as a Quality Assurance Intern for Accurate Technologies Inc. and also participated in the Disney College Program in 2019.

Aside from volunteering with Theta Tau, Kaitlynn enjoys crafting, playing video games, and spending time with family in Michigan. She has two large dogs (Mali and Athena) and who

Kaitlynn is a member of the Class of 2014 at Xi Beta Chapter (Lawrence Technological University), where she studied Computer Science.