Ryan Comerford, ΔΨ
Ryan is from Glen Ellyn, IL just 25 miles due west of Chicago, and is majoring in Information Process Management and Supply Chain Management within the Kelley School of Business. Ryan is the lead teaching assistant for the “Technology in Business” course and participates in many case competitions throughout the year. Outside of Kelley, Ryan plays baritone for the Marching Hundred, Crabb Band, Big Red Basketball Band and All Campus Band. When deciding on joining Psi, Ryan evaluated how he wished to dedicate his time while at IU, and realized that music is a strong passion, and wanted to give back through this fraternity. As President, he hopes to instill best practices learned from previous leadership positions in order to add value to Alpha Zeta. Ryan is really looking forward to this semester!
E-mail: rcomerfo@indiana.edu
Dylan Suehiro, EA
Dylan was born and raised on the Big Island of Hawai'i and is studying music education with a minor in wind conducting. A trombonist by trade, he has served as the vice president of AZ since fall 2009. Away from music, Dylan enjoys running and inventing recipes. He is also a copy editor for the Indiana Daily Student. A member of the EA PM class of 2009, Dylan joined KKPsi because it offered a welcome continuation of the many opportunities he had in his high school's band program. This semester, he is most looking forward to being the Guiding Spirit for Epsilon Gamma.
E-mail: dsuehiro@indiana.edu
Jessica Zmierski, EA
Jessica from Chesterton, Indiana and is majoring in Chemistry with a minor in History. Jessica holds the office of Secretary. Her instrument is clarinet, although she started her musical interest on the violin, which she still plays to this day. While not in a music ensemble Jessica enjoys sewing quilts, watching the Chicago Cubs & Indianapolis Colts, and hiking through Mammoth Caves. She joined Psi because music has influenced so much of her life, and she wanted to give back to the bands that have created so many cherished memories. Jessica remarked that she is “looking forward to having a hand in creating the Offbeat, and creating stronger bonds within the chapter.”
Email: jazmiers@indiana.edu
Paul Reinhart, EB
Paul is a sophomore from Brownsburg, IN. His primary major is Speech and Hearing Sciences with a secondary major Classical Civilizaiton with a literary and cultural emphasis. His primary instrument is French Horn; however, he also plays clarinet and baritone. Paul is proudly serving as Treasurer. He enjoys music (obviously), hiking, traveling, and reading. Paul joined Psi last year in order to maintain a high level of musical involvement despite being a non-music major. Paul's goal for this semester is to grow as both an N.I. and member of the executive team.
E-mail: panreinh@indiana.edu
Caitlyn Kruer, ΔΨ
Caitlyn Kruer is from the great city of Louisville, Kentucky and is majoring in Exercise Science. She just finished applying to physical therapy school and has been checking the mail every single day since. Her primary instrument is piccolo and she chose to join Psi because she loved the band family she had in high school and wanted to continue serving the bands. Joining Psi has been a great decision for Caitlyn--she made wonderful friends and has had some great experiences--and she has done her best to do her part for the organization by fundraising and holding the position of Sergeant at Arms. Outside of Psi, Caitlyn mostly studies like a mad woman, but she also enjoys the occasional run, is learning to feed herself without a microwave and loves to make jewelry.
E-mail: ckruer@indiana.edu
Sarah Wever, EA
Sarah is from Danville, Indiana and is majoring in Informatics with a cognate in graphic design. Her primary instrument is flute and piccolo. Outside of Psi, Sarah enjoys tennis, technology things, graphic design things, and hedgehogs. She is really excited about her role on the executive board as Historian and really wants to use the opportunity to make a positive impact on our chapter.
E-mail: swever@indiana.edu
Biz Carson, EA
Biz Carson is from Alpharetta, Georgia and is majoring in Journalism, International Studies and Spanish with a minor in Western European Studies. Trombone is her primary instrument in the Marching Hundred and All Campus Band. In Psi, Biz holds the position of Alumni Secretary and Convention Planning Committee. She's always looking for new ways to involve alumni in Alpha Zeta. Biz joined Psi because music has always been such a big part of her life and she loved spending time with the brothers during recruitment events. When not doing Psi-related things, Biz can be found working for the Indiana Daily Student newspaper and Inside Magazine, procrastinating, quoting Zoolander and collecting old Coca-Cola ads.
E-mail: evcarson@indiana.edu
Courtney Grayson, ΔΨ
Courtney Grayson is from Fishers, Indiana and is pursuing a graphic design major with a minor in business marketing. Mellophone is her primary instrument in the Marching Hundred and other athletic ensembles on campus. Within Psi, Courtney holds the Member at Large position and enjoys planning brotherhood functions for the chapter as well as creating fun recruitment events. Specifically, she would like to see the chapter grow and develop stronger brotherhood bonds through continued use of the revised recruitment schedule. Her involvement in Psi was spurred by her "dad" in the chapter as well as a love for serving the bands of IU. While not helping out with Psi, Courtney enjoys designing posters, playing around in Photoshop, chilling with friends, and playing cool diddies on the piano.
E-mail: graysonc@indiana.edu
Loren Clark, EA
Loren is from West Lafayette, IN and is majoring in Anthropology, Classical Civilizations and Literature, and pursuing a certificate in Underwater Resource Management. She plays Alto Saxophone in the Marching Hundred although her primary instrument is Clarinet. Outside of Psi and band, Loren is involved in the Calamity Jane Ultimate Frisbee Club, IU Taekwondo, and loves to read and gaze endlessly at the stars. She joined Psi as a way to get involved in helping and supporting programs of music since music has always had a presence in her life. She fell in love with the brothers and the initiative in Alpha Zeta. As Service coordinator, Loren hopes to communicate as well as possible with the band department and the Marching Hundred so that AZ can serve the departments to the best of its ability.
E-mail: clarklor@indiana.edu
