Junior Panhellenic Council
The Junior Panhellenic Council is a branch of the College Panhellenic Council designed for new members to become involved in the Panhellenic side of Sorority.
2020 JPC Members
Baylie Busby
President
Mobile, AL
Accounting
Chi Omega
Raven Harris
Vice-President of Communications
Gulfport, MS
Nursing with a Spanish minor
Chi Omega
Kaitlyn Robinson
Vice President of Philanthropy
Cypress, TX
Nursing
Alpha Chi Omega
Emilee Westfall
Secretary
Daphne, AL
Psychology
Delta Gamma
Bayleigh Blackard
CPC Delegate
Daphne, AL
Speech Pathology
Tri Delta
Yana Jones
Historian
Olive Branch, MS
Speech Pathology
Phi Mu
Kennedy Hanna
Inspirational Leader
Magee, MS
Business Administration
Tri Delta
Oliva Branum
T-Shirt Chair
Poplarville, MS
Prelaw Studies
Alpha Delta Pi
Cassie Brown
Social Media Co-Chair
Caledonia, MS
Nursing
Alpha Chi Omega
Gracee Wells
Membership Chair
Brandon, MS
Speech Pathology
Kappa Delta
Ashley Bertics
Director of Events
Roxie, MS
Legal Studies with a Child Advocacy minor
Pi Beta Phi
Hollin Wilcox
Profit Share Chair
Flowood, MS
Nursing
Delta Gamma
Estefania Hurtado
Panhellenic Liaison
Silverhill, AL
Biomedical Sciences with a Chemistry minor
Alpha Delta Pi
Lauren Smith
Brookhaven, MS
Nursing
Phi Mu
Bentley Martin
Tylertown, MS
Speech Pathology with a Psychology minor
Kappa Delta
Emily Blades
Ocean Springs, MS
Nursing
Pi Beta Phi
Throughout my time on the Junior Panhellenic Council, I have enjoyed fostering relationships with other members of the CPC community. Leading these women to find their own voices at Southern Miss has been such a great opportunity and getting to know each member of this council has been a highlight of my freshman year. I am so excited to welcome PC’20 and show them what a wonderful Panhellenic community we have here at Southern Miss! JPCTTT!
- Baylie Busby
My experience with JPC has been incredible! This organization helped me find my place in my sorority and on campus. I have been able to build friendships with remarkable women all across the row. I was lucky enough to hold a position on the executive board and it’s helped me grow my leadership skills. I am so thankful to be a part of this amazing organization!
- Emilee Westfall
Being on JPC has truly been such a blessing. There’s something special about a group of such diverse girls coming together and making a change in the Panhellenic community here at USM. Being the VP of Philanthropy has taught me a lot about myself and leadership. My overall experience on JPC has been so rewarding. I’m grateful that I got to meet such amazing girls and create awesome relationships with people all down the row.
- Kaitlyn Robinson
JPC has brought me friends in every sorority that will last behind my college years and given me the opportunity to be a voice for my pledge class.
- Bayleigh Blackard
Being on JPC has allowed me to meet some of my best friends. It’s given me a great opportunity to test my leadership skills and to learn. I’ve learned so much about myself and the Panhellenic community.
- Cassie Brown
Sixteen newly initiated members (two from each chapter) will be selected to join the Council, and the term will last from January to December of 2020. Women who are selected have the opportunity to apply for various leadership positions within the Council and to assist the College Panhellenic Council Executive Team with various duties.
JPC's Purpose
Our purpose is to provide a voice for new members of The University of Southern Mississippi’s Panhellenic Council and to raise awareness of its operations. We provide the Panhellenic Council with fresh insight on ways to improve new membership recruitment and programming. We also promote the National Panhellenic Councils philanthropy—Circle of Sisterhood. Ultimately, we have the opportunity to learn the leadership skills necessary to become positive and proactive members of all aspects of the Panhellenic Community.
JPC Meeting Minutes
