Officers

A: President

James Youhne

James Youhne is a 4th year Business Administration major originally born in South Korea and now residing in Alpharetta, Georgia. He previously interned at Rolls-Royce and spent his last summer interning in Germany for a private fur trading company. Outside of Delta Chi, he is currently a sitting Justice on the Judicial branch of Georgia Tech’s Student Government Association and a member of the Executive Roundtable. James is excited to enter and positively impact corporate America and eventually start his own venture capital firm.

B: Vice President

Matthew kern

Matthew is a 4th year Computer Engineering major who grew up in Woodstock, GA. He has completed a co-op with Itential which is a startup in the field of network software engineering. Outside of Delta Chi, he is a trombonist in the Georgia Tech Marching Band and a member of the Grand Challenges program, where he worked on developing an automated seeding robot for hydroponic systems. Matthew enjoys playing a multitude of intramural sports, specifically flag football, traveling to away games with the marching band, and relaxing with friends.

C: Secretary

Jack Novack

Jack Novack is a 3rd year Biomedical Engineering major from Savannah, Georgia. He grew up in Florida and lived in Abu Dhabi, UAE for three years before moving back to the United States. Outside of Delta Chi, he is the treasurer of Omicron Delta Kappa, Georgia Tech’s Leadership Honor Society and does research in the emergency department of Grady Memorial Hospital. Jack studied abroad at Georgia Tech Lorraine and loves to travel, as well as play intramural sports and pick-up basketball. He hopes to become a doctor and apply his biomedical engineering background in his practice.

D: Treasurer

Daniel Bethancourt

Daniel is a third year majoring in Industrial and Systems Engineering. He grew up in Portland, Oregon and now lives in Johns Creek, Georgia. Outside of Delta Chi, Daniel serves as the financial chair of MOVE, a community service organization on campus. Daniel enjoys traveling, weight lifting and more generally being active.

E: Alumni Relations

Chris Draper

Chris is in his 3rd year at Georgia Tech and majors in Computer Science with a focus in Artificial Intelligence and Information Networks. He grew up in Roswell, Georgia just thirty minutes north of Atlanta. Outside of Delta Chi, Chris is a member of the barbell club, loves playing ultimate frisbee, competes in road races, and enjoys spending his free time working on personal Computer Science projects.

F: Sergeant at Arms

Jason Krist

Jason is a 3rd year Mechanical Engineering student. Though he grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he has grown to love the south (especially the cooking). He is interested in Product Design, specifically in the areas of automation and sustainability. To pursue these avenues, he has had internship experience in the fields of vehicle autonomy and drone applications, and has participated in research in the topics of "Sustainable User Behavior" and "Automotive Lidar." In addition, he is a Peer Lead Undergraduate Study tutor for Georgia Tech and has been a member of the Students Organizing for Sustainability. Finally, some of his most memorable moments in college were in his semester abroad at the Georgia Tech Lorraine campus, when he travelled on the weekends to visit a total of 36 cities in 12 different countries.

G: Member at Large

Robert Griffith

Robert is a 4th year Biomedical Engineering and Pre-Med student from Augusta, Georgia. Robert has served as the Homecoming and Greek Week chair for Delta Chi, during which the chapter won Homecoming and placed 4th in Greek Week. Outside of Delta Chi, Robert has been involved in For the Kids at Georgia Tech since his 1st year, serving both as a committee member and as a member of the executive board. His hobbies include soccer, travel, exploring Atlanta, and spending time with his brothers. Some of his favorite memories include: the Miracle on Techwood (the same Homecoming game that he served as chair), traveling to Prague with brothers at Georgia Tech Lorraine, and traveling to New Orleans and Savannah with the chapter for formal. After graduation he hopes to pursue a career in biomedical device R&D, ideally in Seattle.