Fraternity is a lifelong commitment. Being a Greek Village Property Manager allows me to actively continue to live my values while providing a great collegiate experience for the current chapter members by maintaining for them a welcoming home. 

Background

Mark is a brother of both Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia and Alpha Sigma Phi. 

Shortly after graduating from Marietta College, Mark was appointed Grand Chapter Advisor of the interest group for Alpha Sigma Phi at West Virginia University. He served in that position for 3.5 years, leading the group through the colonization process to chartering and obtaining a chapter house. He subsequently served as Ritual Advisor on the Chapter Council. 

Mark has a professional background in residential property management. He later pivoted to managing Greek properties through CLVEN, Alpha Sigma Phi's national house corporation, for which he served as House Director at NC State University, West Virginia University, and Indiana University. Immediately prior to USC, Mark was the House Director at Sigma Alpha Epsilon at The University of New Hampshire. 

Mark continues to actively volunteer in the Greek community. He served on the Values Exemplification Committee for Alpha Sigma Phi's 175th anniversary where he co-authored an article on the value of Silence for The Tomahawk magazine. Most recently he was a guest judge for the annual Greek awards at Illinois State, Penn State, and The University of Michigan. 

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Education

B. A. Psychology (Clinical) - Marietta College

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Hometown

Parkersburg, West Virginia

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Personal

Mark is a historian, content creator, and aspiring author. He enjoys running, video games, animals, travel, and genealogy research. 

His current projects are recovering a lost cemetery for West Virginia State Parks and researching defunct colleges in West Virginia and Ohio in preparation for writing books about each of them.