Meet the Executive Board!
Fox Shreiber
President
"Hey everyone! My name is Fox Shreiber, and I am the president of Alpha Chi Sigma for the 2025 calendar year. I am currently a junior with majors in biochemistry and biophysics, and I rushed in winter 2023. AXE has given me so much academically, professionally, and socially in the two years that I’ve been here, and I am excited to lead the organization to help everyone’s experience be as beneficial as mine has. While everyone’s journeys are undoubtedly unique and different, I guarantee that Alpha Chi Sigma can have an immensely positive impact on yours. I look forward to seeing you all at rush and hopefully into the semester!"
Email:
fpshreib@umich.edu
Miranda Lenard
Vice President
“Hi! My name is Miranda Lenard and I am so excited to be one of Alpha Chi Sigma’s vice presidents this year!! I am currently a junior studying Biomolecular Science with a minor in Science, Technology, and Society with a focus in medicine. I rushed in Winter 2023 and have since met some of the most important people in my life here. I love this fraternity, its people, and the opportunities it has given me so much and I am so excited to share that with new brothers!”
Email:
lenardmi@umich.edu
Cassandra Steffensen
Vice President
"Hi!! My name is Cassandra Steffensen. I’m so excited to be one of AXE’s Vice Presidents this winter! I am a junior studying Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Psychology, and Neuroscience with a minor in oceanography. I rushed in Fall 2022 my first semester at the University and am so grateful that I did. I’ve made so many life long connections here and this frat has allowed opened many professional doors for me. I am thrilled to have the chance to help welcome the next pledge class and help them find their place in the frat!"
Email:
casssteff@umich.edu
Kylie Schramke
Rush Chair
"Hi everyone! I’m Kylie Schramke and I'm so excited to be your rush chair for the upcoming semester! I’m currently a junior studying pharmaceutical sciences and i rushed AXE in fall 2023! Im so grateful for this fraternity and I love the family that Alpha Chi Sigma has brought me. I can’t wait to meet you all at rush!"
Email:
kysc@umich.edu
Learn about some of our officers!
Community Outreach Chairs
The Community Outreach chair position is particularly exciting because it provides Alpha Chi Sigma with the opportunity to contribute to the Ann Arbor community and beyond, aiming to make a positive impact in various ways. Aligned with the principles of our professional fraternity, we focus on science-related events like supporting children's scientific curiosity through programs such as FEMMES and Science Olympiad. Additionally, we engage in various activities, including Ukrainian English tutoring, volunteering to help cats with leukemia, participating in Habitat for Humanity, and more. Community outreach is always expanding and changing to try to best fit community needs.
Professional Chairs
As a professional fraternity, we play a crucial role in guiding our members through their academic and professional journeys. Our professional support system includes study tables, speaker series, and research presentations conducted by our own members, creating a valuable network that aids them in their coursework and provides insights into diverse research happening on campus, both among our brothers and with professors. Our influence also extends beyond the University of Michigan; last year, we were honored to host Dr. Levin from the University of Chicago as part of our Bartell Lecture Series.
Sustainability Chair
Our sustainability initiatives revolve around supporting local businesses, minimizing waste, and gardening. Our members adopt eco-friendly habits such as shopping at the Bring Your Own Container store, where we stock up on household supplies in our reusable containers, and exploring the Ann Arbor Farmers Market. Additionally, we contribute to recycling efforts by collecting cans and bottles. We upkeep a yearly garden, focusing on early garden preparations by sprouting seeds indoors in repurposed egg cartons, laying the groundwork for a vibrant summer garden. This garden not only promotes healthy eating habits and cost savings but also instills a sense of environmental stewardship among our members.