Kyle Pendleton has been working with fraternity and sorority students for over 12 years and has been in his role of Assistant Dean of Students at Purdue University since July.  He was initiated as a freshman into the Alpha Iota chapter of Delta Sigma Phi at The Ohio State University.  After receiving his degree in journalism, Kyle traveled as a leadership consultant for his national organization.  He received his M.Ed. in Student Personnel Administration from the University of South Carolina and has held positions at San Diego State University, Columbia University, and Northwestern University.  His professional activities include: Lead Facilitator for LeaderShape, participating in numerous UIFI and IMPACT sessions, facilitator for the Beta Theta Pi Institute for Men of Principle, serving on the Northeast Greek Leadership Association Executive Board, and serving for three years as the Dean of the Delta Sigma Phi Leadership Aca demy.  Kyle currently serves as the 2007 President of the Association of Fraternity Advisors.

Personally, Kyle is a huge college sports fan (Boiler Up! & Go Buckeyes!), plays volleyball, and depending on the month, is a runner.  He ran the 2004 Chicago Marathon and immediately decided to retire from that distance.

Education: B.A. in Journalism, Ohio State University - Columbus, Ohio; M.Ed. in Student Personnel Administration, University of South Carolina - Columbia, South Carolina

 
Lindi Smedberg, a Florida native, completed her Bachelor of Science in Exceptional Child Education and Master of Arts in Educational Leadership & Student Personnel Administration from the University of Central Florida. Lindi has worked at Rollins College, Florida Gulf Coast University, and the University of North Florida in various student affairs positions. She comes to Purdue having most recently served as the Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Central Florida University. In this position, she worked as the advisor to the Panhellenic Council, Greek Council, and has taken the lead on fraternity and sorority risk management efforts. Additionally, she sat on the Access to Alcohol Committee as part of the Orange County Underage Drinking Task Force; and served as an instructor for the school's first-year student college transition course. She remains active with many professional development and volunteer roles in the Association of Fraternity Advisors, Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity, NASPA, and the Southeastern Panhellenic Conference.
 

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