Executive Director
Bonnie Rubenstein Wunsch
Epsilon Eta Chapter, Emory University
execdir@aephi.org
Bonnie joined the Alpha Epsilon Phi staff in 1988. Prior to becoming executive director, she served the organization in several capacities including convention local arrangements coordinator, director of new member education, province director and one year on National Council as vice president-collegiate chapters.
Bonnie is our representative to many interfraternal organizations. She is a member of the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors and the board of the Northeast Greek Leadership Association (NGLA). She continues to be active in several organizations of which she has been president including the Executive Directors Association, the Fraternity Executives Association and FIPG, Inc.
Bonnie’s chief areas of responsibility are overseeing our daily business operations including working with our legal counsel and our accountants; staff management; risk management; event planning; media relations and serving as development director for the Alpha Epsilon Phi Foundation.
In her free time, and when not traveling for AEPhi, Bonnie is active in her synagogue and the National Council of Jewish Women currently serving on the boards of both groups and having previously served as president of each. She lives in Danbury, CT with her husband, Alan, and son, Ryan, her most favorite pastimes.
Assistant Executive Director
Heather Lorgeree
Phi Xi Chapter, Fairleigh Dickinson University
aed@aephi.org
Heather initially joined the Alpha Epsilon Phi staff as a traveling educational consultant following her graduation. After a year on the road, she immediately became a valuable volunteer having served as a membership specialist, team captain and vice president-membership.
Heather rejoined the staff in September 2008 as the assistant executive director. She is responsible for our Traveling Educational Consultant (TEC) program, our electronic communication efforts and chapter management and operational issues other than those which are handled by the chapter support teams.
In her free time, Heather enjoys attending sporting events, specifically Chicago White Sox baseball games and the NCAA men's basketball tournament. She also enjoys cooking, spending time with friends, and is a frequent traveler (especially to Chicago to visit her nephews Tucker and Nixon).
Office Manager
Linda Payne-DiSarro
Iota Alpha Chapter, Alumna Initiate
officemanager@aephi.org
Linda Payne-DiSarro has been the voice at the other end of the phone in the National Office since September 2006. She came to Alpha Epsilon Phi from Danbury Schools and Business Collaborative (DABC) where her supervisor was the former executive director of another NPC member group. Prior to working at DABC, Linda had worked in several medical offices and had taken time off to raise her sons Matt and Tyler.
Linda handles AEPhi’s bookkeeping, the processing of chapter initiation requests and other general office management responsibilities. Linda was honored that one of the initiations she processed during AEPhi’s centennial year was her own; Linda became an alumna initiate during the Centennial Convention in June 2009.
2011-2012
Traveling Educational Consultants
Julie Bunson Julie is from Yorktown, VA, majored in mass communication and was on the dean’s list. She served Beta Theta Chapter as president, vice president-membership, new member educator, Panhellenic delegate and parents and alumnae chair. She served on the University College advisory board, was a member of Order of Omega and was honored with Who’s Who Among America’s Universities and Colleges and as Panhellenic President of the Year. This is Julie's second year serving as an AEPhi TEC. She worked with the Towson Colony during the 2010-11 school year.
Beta Theta Chapter, Virginia Commonwealth University
julie.bunson@gmail.com
Hadassa Levenson
Alpha Chi Chapter, Boston University
hadassa1909@gmail.com
Nicole Solman
Epsilon Epsilon Chapter, Indiana University
nssolman@gmail.com