Undergraduate Advisory Council

I’m a senior at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, dual majoring in Information Technology & Web Science and Cognitive Science, with a minor in Physics. Within NY Kappa Tau, I currently serve as Scribe and have been involved in chapter leadership and alumni engagement efforts. Outside of Pilam, I’m a member of RPI’s Track & Field team, where I compete in the hammer and weight throw. I’m currently exploring a career in AI or physics education after graduation. In my free time, I enjoy boxing, gaming, and watching sports

Looking forward to talking to everyone and getting started with the UAC!

Grant Bryant is a senior at Florida State University pursuing a degree in Finance with a minor in Business Analytics. During his time at FSU, Grant has been heavily involved with Pi Lambda Phi, serving as Vice President of Recruitment before being elected Chapter President. As President, he has helped lead a chapter of more than 130 members and oversee its executive board and operations. Grant is proud to represent the undergraduate perspective within the fraternity at the national level.

Outside of Pi Lambda Phi, Grant is a member of Order of Omega and Garnet & Gold Key and has been involved with the FSU Men’s Club Soccer program. Professionally, he has gained experience in financial services through internships, most recently with Lyrical Asset Management in New York City, where he gained exposure to asset management, client service, and internal sales.

Outside of school and work, Grant enjoys playing soccer, spending time with family and friends, and following sports, especially the Denver Broncos.

Seth Wolfe is a junior from southwestern Pennsylvania studying Civil Engineering at West Virginia University, with an expected graduation in spring of 2028. On campus, he serves as President (Rex) of the West Virginia University chapter of Pi Lambda Phi, dedicating his time to chapter operations, leadership development, and continued growth. Professionally, he is interested in pursuing a career in either construction or the oil and gas industry. Outside of his engineering coursework and fraternity responsibilities, Seth is involved with Young Life, frequently enjoys playing recreational sports like soccer and volleyball at WVU, and volunteers at his church camp throughout the year.

Drake Thien is a member of the Lambda Kappa Chapter of Pi Lambda Phi at Roanoke College. Drake is an Engineering Sciences major who is currently enlisted in the Navy in a nuclear officer program with plans to be the head officer of a nuclear submarine post graduation. Drake also performs as a middle on the Roanoke Club Volleyball team and does his best to be involved in disability support clubs.