Delta Zeta Announces 2025 35 Under 35 Recipients 

Honoring Young Alumnae for Outstanding Career Achievements and Community Impact 

(Oxford, Ohio) Delta Zeta is thrilled to announce the 2025 class of 35 Under 35, a dynamic group of alumnae recognized for their passion, purpose and leadership. More than just rising stars, these women are innovators, changemakers and bold leaders committed to excellence in their careers and caring for their communities.

Each honoree exemplifies what it means to be a Delta Zeta. Their stories showcase the true meaning of leading with integrity, meeting challenges head-on, lifting others through service and inspiring the next generation by pursuing ambitious personal and professional goals. 

Delta Zeta is proud to honor these extraordinary members and amplify their voices. We invite you to read more about each honoree at www.deltazeta.org/for-alumnae/women-of-achievement/35-under-35/. 

Launched in 2018, 35 Under 35 celebrates trailblazing Delta Zetas under the age of 35 who are making waves across industries and around the world. Nominations for the next class of 35 Under 35 open in the spring of 2026.  

Join us in congratulating the following members:  
 
Courtney Johnson Albiker, Xi Rho, Clarkson University (NY)  

Project Manager, Security Services, Syracuse University 

Ali Carcamo Arteaga, Delta Alpha, California State University/Long Beach  

Teacher and Department Chair, Los Angeles Unified School District 

Hannah Tukesbrey Kilbride Baumgartel, MPA, Omicron Gamma, Ohio University  

Senior Program Manager, Small Business and Community Programs, JobsOhio 

Taylor Bronowicz, M.Ed., NBCT, Zeta Phi, Slippery Rock University (PA)  

Middle School Math Teacher, Guntersville City Schools 

Yoana Cruz, MHSA, Delta Omega, Fort Hays State University (KS) 

Clinic Director, Scott County Hospital 

Lindsay Fisher, Lambda Sigma, Winthrop University (SC)  

Employee Relations Manager, South Carolina Department of Behavioral Health and  

Developmental Disabilities, Office of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities 

Jordan Gaydos, BSN, RN, Pi Psi, California State University/San Marcos 

Trauma Intermediate Care Registered Nurse, Palomar Health 

Jada Gonzales, Pi Zeta, Arizona State University  

Sr. Salesforce Technology Consultant, Salesforce Center of Excellence, Southwest Airlines Headquarters 

Nicole Guetzke, Theta Eta, Creighton University (NE)  

Partnership Marketing Manager, United States Olympic & Paralympic Properties 

Taylor Jackson, Xi Lambda, University of San Francisco (CA) 

Director of Government Affairs & Political Engagement, California Primary Care Association 

Sami Kincaid, Beta Lambda, University of Tennessee/Knoxville  

Producer, Country Nights Live 

Kaitlyn Dvorak-Kornaus, Ph.D., CCRP, Zeta Kappa, Ohio Northern University  

Project Manager- Investigator-Initiated Trials, The Ohio State University, Division of Hematology 

Hayley Barblock Kubacki, MPAS, PA-C, Kappa Xi, Duquesne University (PA)  

Clinical Educator, Syneos Health 

Ali Wichmanowski Lawrence, Pi Xi, University of Central Florida 

Staff People Operations Analyst, Procore Technologies 

Katelyn Hoffman Lustig, M.Ed., Theta Iota, Western Carolina University (NC)  

Principal, Union County Public Schools 

Adrienne Maxwell, M.A., MBA, Gamma Chi, Ball State University (IN) 

Associate Director, Student Success, The Tippie College of Business at the University of Iowa 

Kimberly McCalmont, Alpha Rho, Ohio Wesleyan University  

Human Resources Generalist, Central Ohio Transit Authority 

Brittney McIntosh, Kappa Chi, Youngstown State University (OH)  

Transportation Security Inspector – Surface, Department of Homeland Security, Transportation  

Security Administration, Surface Operations 

Samantha Simon McIntosh, Lambda Theta, Michigan Technological University  

Life Coach and Founder, The Holistic Phoenix 

Miller McInnis McKenzie, Au.D., ABAC, CCC-A, Alpha Sigma, Florida State University  

Clinical Audiologist, Coastal Ear Nose and Throat P.A. 

Taylor Novak, LCSW, CPP, Pi Alpha, University of Florida  

Trauma Therapist, Gainesville Healing House 

Leah Osmonson, CMP, Beta Kappa, Iowa State University  

Director of Event Management, Concord Hospitality Enterprises 

Macy Pereira, M.A., Epsilon Epsilon, California State University/Fresno 

Vocational Specialist, Fresno State Wayfinders 

Magaly Perez, Delta Tau, Temple University (PA)  

Information Security Manager, Intel Corporation 

Bella Rainey, M.A., Omicron Omicron, Lindenwood University (MO) 

Instructor of Visual and Communication Arts, Avila University 

Cheyenne Robb, M.S., Lambda Kappa, University of Alabama/Huntsville  

Academic Advisor and Instructor, University of Alabama/Huntsville 

Christina Budd Sayers, M.S., Delta Beta, University of Tampa (FL)  

Director of International Affairs and Instructor, College of Hospitality, Retail, and Sport Management at The University of South Carolina 

Taylor Shaw, Alpha Sigma, Florida State University  

Senior Project Manager, Operations, Coldwell Banker Real Estate 

Alexis Chilson Totleben, Iota Delta, PennWest/Edinboro (PA) 

Guidance Counselor, Cathedral Preparatory School 

Aimeé A. Treviño, Esq., Omicron Alpha, St. Mary’s University (TX)  

Owner and Founder, The Law Office of Aimeé A. Treviño, PLLC 

Lisa Van Theemsche, Gamma Xi, New Mexico State University  

Washington Representative, The Union of Concerned Scientists 

Paige Waddell, Au.D., Xi Delta, Radford University (VA) 

Field Sales Representative, Starkey Hearing 

Bayleigh Wessel-Burress, M.S., RDN, LDN, CPT, IFNCP, Lambda Beta, University of Southern Indiana 

Registered Dietitian, Balance Blue Collective LLC 

Elizabeth Schofield Woodall, Beta Lambda, University of Tennessee/Knoxville  

Senior Coordinator, Customer and Carrier Experience, Nolan Transportation Group (NTG) 

Mackenzie Burysek Zeitlin, M.A., Beta Lambda, University of Tennessee/Knoxville 

Director of National Accounts, LEO Events 

About Delta Zeta 

Delta Zeta Sorority is a global women’s organization whose shared values support a vision to truly inspire action and impact lives through leadership, service and philanthropy. Founded on Miami University’s campus in Oxford, Ohio in 1902, the Sorority has more than 300,000 members in the United States and Canada. The Delta Zeta Foundation, a non-profit organization, makes possible gifts and support for scholarships, leadership, philanthropy and education. The Delta Zeta National Housing Corporation provides safe housing and chapter facilities for more than 2,000 collegiate students on more than 70 campuses. Learn more about our mission at deltazeta.org. For more information about the Delta Zeta Foundation, visit deltazeta.org/foundation.  
 
For more information, please contact Cindy Menges, Chief Executive Officer, at [email protected].