International Zeta Advisory Council

Will Bell is currently attending the University of Georgia majoring in Finance and obtaining a master's degree in financial planning. He intends to pursue a career in Wealth Management and Financial Services after graduation.

At his Chapter, Will was a Founding Father, serving as High Alpha for two consecutive terms throughout the rechartering process of Nu Zeta. He also served on the inaugural International Zeta Advisory Council and the Grand High Zeta as Grand High Nu from 2024-2026.

At the 61st General Assembly, he was re-elected to IZAC for a second two-year term and subsequently elected Grand High Sigma.

Steve Canfield served as the inaugural Chairman of the International Zeta Advisory Council from 2024-2026. Now retired, he spent his career in the software industry, advancing from programmer to senior leadership roles in customer success, professional services and product management.

Steve is also Chairman of Kutztown University Student Services, Inc., which supports the university’s Student Government Board. He previously served on the boards of the Kutztown University Foundation and Kutztown Alumni Association.

A 2014 recipient of Lambda Chi Alpha’s Order of Merit, Steve has served the Fraternity continuously since graduation. His roles have included Alumni Association President, Secretary and Treasurer; Alumni Advisory Board and Alumni Control Board member; and mentor to Chapter Officers.

Steve earned a bachelor’s degree from Kutztown University, an M.B.A. from Villanova University and a Project Management Certification from Pennsylvania State University. He is married and has two children.

George Choura is a rising senior at the University of San Diego’s Knauss School of Business, majoring in finance with a minor in law and ethics. He is also the founder and CEO of his own surf lesson company. On campus, George serves on the Student Conduct Leadership Team and as an advisor to the University’s Surf Club and Team.

Initiated into Lambda Chi Alpha in spring 2024, George has served Omicron-Epsilon Zeta, the San Diego Regional Chapter, as High Alpha and currently serves on the Executive Committee as Standards Chairman. He also represented the chapter as a delegate to Lambda Chi Alpha’s 61st General Assembly. In 2026, George was elected to the International Zeta Advisory Council, where he represents undergraduate members and helps advance the mission of Lambda Chi Alpha.

Originally from Orange County, California, George is passionate about personal growth, mentorship, restorative justice, and brotherhood. He also values building partnerships that bring people and resources together to achieve common goals.

Drew Goheen is a management consultant within PwC's Workforce Transformation practice where he focuses on solving client challenges related to organizational transformation, operating model design, change management, leadership, culture, organization design, and strategic workforce planning. Drew is a graduate of the University of Miami-Florida, where as an undergraduate, he served as the Epsilon-Omega Zeta's High Alpha as well as on the Student Advisory Committee. Drew currently serves as the High Pi to the Epsilon-Omega Zeta at the University of Miami-Florida.

Colby Harrell is a junior at the University of South Dakota pursuing dual majors in Accounting and Finance with a minor in Legal Studies of Business. He currently serves as High Alpha of the Alpha-Gamma Zeta and as Assistant Risk & Portfolio Manager for the University's Coyote Capital Management Fund, where he analyzes public companies and portfolio risk. Following graduation, he plans to pursue a JD/MBA with the goal of building businesses focused on long-term value creation and principled leadership.

Colby has held several chapter leadership positions, including High Sigma, High Rho, and High Theta, and has served on the Executive, Philanthropy, and Recruitment Committees. At the 61st General Assembly, he represented Alpha-Gamma Zeta as its Official Delegate and was elected to the International Zeta Advisory Council. He was subsequently elected Grand High Theta, serving as the undergraduate representative on the Grand High Zeta and helping represent the perspectives of undergraduate Brothers in the Fraternity's international governance.

Colby is passionate about strengthening chapter operations, academic excellence, alumni engagement, leadership development, and preserving the traditions of Lambda Chi Alpha. Outside of school and the Fraternity, he enjoys football, weightlifting, wrestling, golf, swimming, and spending time with his family on their South Dakota farm.

Ayden Jackson is an accounting major at William Jewell College in Liberty, Missouri. Following his graduation in spring 2027, he plans to pursue a master's degree in accounting and become a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). He is also interested in earning the Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) credential.

Ayden was initiated into Lambda Chi Alpha in the spring of 2024 and has served Epsilon-Nu Zeta in several leadership roles, including High Epsilon, High Tau, and currently High Alpha.

In 2026, he was elected to serve as an undergraduate member of the International Zeta Advisory Council.

Jacob Killough-Curry is a sophomore at Indiana University Bloomington with an interest in education, youth development, and creating environments where young people feel supported and excited to learn. He has completed student teaching in a second-grade classroom and participated in faculty-mentored research focused on early childhood development through the University of Kansas Emerging Scholars Program. Since 2022, Jacob has also worked as a professional DJ and MC with GAC Entertainment, performing at events throughout the Chicagoland area.

Jacob joined Lambda Chi Alpha while attending the University of Kansas, where he served as External Vice President (High Theta). He has continued his involvement with the Fraternity as a member of the International Ritual Team and, in 2026, was elected to serve on the International Zeta Advisory Council.

Outside of Lambda Chi Alpha, Jacob has been involved with GRAMMY U, Natural Ties, Letters of Love, and the School of Education and Human Sciences Student Advisory Board. He is passionate about education, communication, and creating meaningful experiences that bring people together.

Brendon Monteith is a fourth-year student at Oregon State University where he is studying business and political science. He plans to pursue a career in the legal field where he would involve himself in litigation or special services. To achieve this goal, he plans to attend law school in fall of 2027 during his tenure on the International Zeta Advisory Council.

Brendon has been involved in the Fraternity in a number of different respects. During his time as an undergraduate, he served in three officer roles. These roles include High Gamma his freshman year, High Tau as a sophomore, and finally being elected High Alpha as a junior. Brendon also works in the Center and Sorority Life at Oregon State University, where he has been for the past three years. On top of this experience, Brendon has also gained various accounts of volunteer experience on campus including but not limited to peer mentorship, All University Sing, and various philanthropic efforts.

Now Brendon will serve on the IZAC from 2026-2028 until the 62nd General Assembly.

Colin Nelson-Pinkston is a Police Officer with the University of Iowa Police Department (UIPD), where he is assigned to the University of Iowa Health Care Day Patrol. Before joining law enforcement, he spent eight years working with college students and fraternity and sorority communities on 87 campuses. He also served as an Educational Leadership Consultant for Lambda Chi Alpha, traveling throughout the southern United States to support existing chapters and establish new associate chapters. Colin earned bachelor's degrees in Spanish and International Studies from the University of Iowa and a Master of Education in Higher Education Administration from Southern Methodist University.

Colin has been an active volunteer leader for Lambda Chi Alpha for more than a decade. He has served as an Advisory Board member and High Pi for Iota-Chi Zeta, an Advisory Board member for Iota-Zeta Zeta, and has contributed as a facilitator for High Zeta Summit, Neville Advisors College, General Assembly, and Stead Leadership Seminar. He has also served on the International Ritual Team, the Grand High Zeta's Nominating and Awards Committees, and numerous membership review panels. In 2026, he was elected Chairman of the International Zeta Advisory Council.

In addition to his service to Lambda Chi Alpha, Colin has volunteered with several interfraternal organizations, including Delta Sigma Pi, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Alpha Sigma Phi, Delta Gamma, Sigma Kappa, Chi Phi, and the North American Interfraternity Conference.

Lucas Opiola is a senior at Valparaiso University pursuing dual majors in Electrical Engineering and Physics. During his undergraduate career, he has contributed to nuclear science research through the STAR Collaboration and the Neutron Electric Dipole Moment (nEDM) experiment at Los Alamos National Laboratory, presenting his work at multiple American Physical Society conferences. Following graduation, he plans to pursue a master's degree in nuclear engineering and build a career in the nuclear industry.

Lucas has served Lambda Chi Alpha in a variety of chapter leadership roles, including High Alpha and High Beta, and represented Iota-Sigma Zeta as its Official Delegate to the 61st General Assembly. In 2026, he was elected to the International Zeta Advisory Council, where he works with fellow volunteers to support undergraduate chapters and advance the Fraternity's mission.

Lucas is passionate about mentorship, member education, and helping undergraduate Brothers build sustainable, values-based chapters. Outside of school and the Fraternity, he enjoys cooking, programming embedded systems, aviation, and spending time with family and friends.

Dr. Kameron Rinehart is a Business Banking Officer with Citizens National Bank in Springfield, Ohio, where he specializes in agricultural and commercial lending. He partners with farmers, agribusinesses, and rural entrepreneurs to provide strategic financing solutions that support growth and long-term success. Prior to joining the bank, Kameron served as an Assistant Professor of Leadership at Austin Peay State University, teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in community leadership and team development. He earned a Ph.D. in Agricultural Communication and Education from Texas Tech University, a Master of Science from The Ohio State University, and a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Business from Wilmington College.

Kameron is also the owner of Rural Beans Roastery LLC, a small-batch coffee roastery, and Rinehart Strategy Group LLC, a research and consulting firm that assists nonprofit organizations, businesses, and other organizations with leadership development, research, and strategic planning. He is active in agricultural leadership, serving on the Ohio 4-H Foundation Board of Trustees and as Co-Director of the Ohio Boer Goat Boosters, where he has helped raise significant support for youth development and livestock programming.

A member of the Pi-Delta Zeta at Wilmington College, Kameron served three terms as High Theta before serving on the Student Advisory Committee and later as Grand High Theta. He is also an inaugural trainer for the Midwest Territory and works with the Office of Administration on special projects. Kameron enjoys traveling, golfing, and spending time with his family and his two French Bulldogs, Charlie and Brutus.

Alex Rothenberg is a rising junior at the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business, majoring in Business Administration with a minor in Professional Selling. He also serves as Partnerships Manager for Salesmsg, an Inc. 5000 B2B SaaS company. On campus, Alex is Vice President of Recruitment for the University of Florida Sales Team, a Sponsor Ambassador for the university's sales program, Director of Campus Partnerships for Spread Cream Cheese Not Hate, and an Assistant Director for Homecoming and Gator Growl, the nation's largest student-run pep rally.

Initiated into Lambda Chi Alpha in the spring of 2025, Alex currently serves as High Delta and Executive Alternate of Epsilon-Mu Zeta. In 2026, he was elected to the International Zeta Advisory Council, where he represents undergraduate members and helps advance the Fraternity's mission.

Originally from Orange County, California, Alex is passionate about leadership development, recruitment, and building meaningful partnerships that strengthen organizations and communities.