Delta Zeta welcomes Karlee Nuttelman as Director of Online Learning and Prevention Education

Oxford, Ohio – Delta Zeta is delighted to announce the appointment of Karlee Nuttelman as the Director of Online Learning and Prevention Education effective January 1, 2025. In this new role, Karlee will architect the creation and implementation of dynamic, culturally responsive online learning programs that align with Delta Zeta’s strategic priorities. Her efforts will enhance the member experience and optimize organizational processes across all three Delta Zeta entities. Additionally, Karlee will spearhead comprehensive health and wellness initiatives for Delta Zeta officers, volunteers, committees and staff. 

Karlee brings a wealth of expertise to Delta Zeta with an extensive background working with sororities and fraternities. Her experience spans roles at the University of Nebraska at Kearney, Indiana University, the University of Dayton, Sigma Kappa Sorority National Headquarters, Delta Tau Delta Fraternity and TechniPhi. In her role as Project Leader with RISE Partnerships, Karlee has already been a valuable educational partner to Delta Zeta; contributing to e-learning initiatives and the creation of the Shared Values Inventory for the Sorority. 

“We’re thrilled to welcome Karlee to the Delta Zeta team,” said Cindy Menges, Delta Zeta Sorority Chief Executive Officer. “Her expertise will enhance the implementation of our online learning platforms and further elevate Delta Zeta’s leadership in prevention education. Karlee’s contributions will extend across the Sorority, National Housing Corporation and Foundation; exemplifying the strength and effectiveness of our shared services model.” 

Recognized as an influential leader in the fraternity and sorority advising community, Karlee has volunteered extensively with the Association of Fraternity and Sorority Advisors (AFA). In recognition of her outstanding service as Chair of the AFA Professional Development Committee, Karlee received the 2024 Shelley Sutherland Outstanding Volunteer Award for creating Core Competency Coaching resources and a Student Safety Resource Guide to support new professionals. Karlee is also a dedicated member and volunteer for Gamma Phi Beta Sorority and is currently pursuing a second master’s degree in public health at the University of Nebraska Medical Center to further her contributions to the fraternity and sorority life community. 

Committed to providing lifelong learning opportunities and fostering personal, professional and organizational growth, Delta Zeta leverages state-of-the-art e-learning platforms to design interactive, scalable and flexible educational programs. Aligned with the organization’s strategic goals and values, learning modules for prevention-based programs include topics such as leadership, housing, philanthropy and chapter development. 

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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 alumnae and collegiate 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].