Current Volunteers

Stacey earned her Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing with minors in English Literature & Art History at SMU, where she served as Theta Kappa Chapter president & reference chair.

She has served as a Tri Delta Executive Board Director and chair of Tri Delta’s Foundation Board of Trustees, collegiate coordinator, collegiate district officer, alumnae advisor, collegiate awards chair, Sarah Ida Shaw Award chair and vice president of the Beta Lambda house corporation. She was a member of the fraternity nominating committee & the Leadership Development Committee. She is a proud founding member of the Delta Psi chapter of Tri Psi Mothers’ Sorority.

Professionally, Stacey worked at Westin Hotels & Resorts and Walt Disney World Swan in marketing & catering sales. She is currently employed as Sr. Director of Strategic Partnerships at the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce. Past volunteer roles include trusteeships with the Winter Park Public Library and the Winter Park High School Foundation, as well as service as president of the elementary & middle school PTAs & the local cotillion board. She is a graduate of Leadership Orange & Leadership Winter Park.

Stacey is married to Derrick Cox and mother to Caroline, Claire, Florida, and Blake. She enjoys mahjong, reading, movies, art history, college football, and travel.

Cheryl Gochis is a dedicated leader committed to fostering growth, both within her professional community at Baylor University and in her wider community.

As the Vice President of Human Resources and Chief Human Resources Officer at Baylor University, Cheryl partners across the institution to support faculty and staff, playing a pivotal role in shaping talent initiatives, enhancing employee engagement, and guiding leaders through complex organizational challenges. Her work, which spans organizational development and employee experience, is deeply rooted in a passion for helping individuals and teams thrive. An alumna of Baylor, Cheryl earned both her Bachelor of Arts in Business and Master of Arts in Organizational Communication from the university, and she continues to support its future as a member of the HRM Advisory Council for the Hankamer School of Business.

Cheryl’s commitment to service extends beyond the campus. She previously served as Chair of the United Way of Waco-McLennan County Board, and she currently lends her expertise to the TIAA Advisory Council and the Oracle Higher Education Advisory group. She is also an active member of First Baptist Church, Woodway.

Cheryl began her journey with Tri Delta at the Beta Tau Chapter at Baylor as chapter president. Her commitment to the organization has continued throughout her career through her service as a Chapter Development Consultant, as a member of the Sarah Ida Shaw Award Committee, and as an active member of the Waco Alumnae Chapter. She is particularly proud to share this meaningful connection with her daughter, Hannah, who is also a Beta Tau Tri Delta.

Above all, Cheryl cherishes her role as a wife and mother. She and her husband, Rich, have been married for over 30 years and are the proud parents of Drew, Jacob, and Hannah. Whether with family or friends, Cheryl finds her greatest joy in meaningful conversations and in creating spaces where others feel valued and inspired. 

Sue earned a bachelor’s degree in communication from Michigan State University, where she served as president of the Phi Gamma Chapter. She also holds an MBA from the Crummer School of Business at Rollins College and a design degree from the Interior Designers Institute. 

Sue has been the Principal Designer for Sue Gorman Interior Designs since 2001. Previously, as Vice President for Arnold Palmer Golf Management, she oversaw all operations for their portfolio of 38 golf courses. Sue began her career as a fashion buyer. 

Sue has served Tri Delta as an Executive Board Director and Vice Chair, Enterprise Financial Committee member, Leadership Development Committee member, alumnae district officer, alumnae chapter president, and collegiate chapter adviser. Sue was runner-up for the Ernestine Block Grigsby Award. 

She has deep experience as a volunteer. Most recently, Sue served on the ALS Association National Board for 10 years and was chair for 3 years. Her service coincided with the “Ice Bucket Challenge,” raising $115 million in 6 weeks for this organization. Her time on the board was focused on strategic transformation, governance change, and accelerated program expansion. 

Living in Charlotte, NC, Sue enjoys traveling, reading, volunteering, and spending time with her husband Pete, adult Tri Delta daughter Katie, and all their adored pets. 

Sophia joined Tri Delta in 2002 at the University of the Pacific in Stockton, CA. She’s been involved with Tri Delta in some form since joining—as sponsor chair and Vice President of Chapter Development as a collegiate member, then as a collegiate chapter advisor, alumnae chapter president, alumnae chapter philanthropy chair, housing specialist, and most recently as a house corporation coordinator as an alumnae member. 

Sophia received both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in psychology with an emphasis in behavior analysis from Pacific. After spending time working in special education with individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities as a board-certified behavior analyst, she returned to her alma mater to run a grant-funded program providing behavioral health services to individuals in San Joaquin County with severe mental health diagnoses. Her passion is working with underserved individuals who are often stigmatized by their mental health struggles, and helping to improve their quality of life. 

Sophia has been married to her next-door neighbor from freshman year, Danny, for 18 years, and they have two children, Tei and Ren. She enjoys traveling (spent Christmas and New Year in Japan), hiking, the beach, and reading. 

Jenny began her Tri Delta journey at the Iota chapter while pursuing an accounting and finance degree from the University of Michigan. She later earned an MBA and a PhD from the University of Kansas. Jenny has spent the last 7 years volunteering as an advisor to the Iota chapter and was awarded Advisor of the Year in 2020. She also facilitated at CLC. In addition to her Tri Delta roles, Jenny volunteers at her church and serves on the board of Girls Group, an Ann Arbor non-profit.

Professionally, Jenny had a 25-year career in higher education, teaching economics at Hamline University in St. Paul, MN, and then serving in a governance role as a Trustee. Jenny led as a department chair, associate provost, and as a Trustee; she chaired the board finance committee. She carries her academic interest in the gender pay differential into all of her volunteer roles, passionately helping young women grow in their leadership, gain confidence, and teaching them to advocate for themselves.

Jenny lives in Ann Arbor, MI, with her husband Dave, and loves traveling from Glen Arbor to San Francisco to Germany to spend time with her three adult children and their families. Jenny loves reading, walking, crocheting, and spending time with her young grandchildren. 

Angela Wolfe Kelley is a business leader, lawyer, and mom of five. She earned her bachelor’s and law degrees from the University of Iowa, serving as Phi Chapter President and Panhellenic President during her undergraduate years. She then served as a Chapter Development Consultant, traveling to Tri Delta collegiate chapters across the country.

Angela’s career spans the past 20 years as a lawyer and executive, beginning in a large law firm in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and later serving as general counsel and executive leader in the financial services industry in Iowa, New York, and Colorado. In each of those roles, she led large teams through growth and transformation, always grounded in the belief that developing strong, high-performing people is at the heart of lasting organizational success. As CEO of Diversity Lab, Angela guides the vision, strategy, and execution behind initiatives that are reshaping the legal industry’s approach to talent.

Angela lives in Denver, Colorado, with her husband and five children. They are avid hikers, skiers, sports fanatics, and international travelers. 

Stephanie received a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Arkansas, where she served Delta Iota as vice president of administration, risk management chair, and activities chair. She also holds a Juris Doctor with High Honors from the UALR William H. Bowen School of Law, where she was a member of the UALR Law Review.

Stephanie has been volunteering for Tri Delta since 2004, beginning her journey as a Chapter Development Consultant immediately after graduation. Her volunteer roles have included Alumna Advisor for the Arkansas Chapter, Collegiate District Officer, Delta Iota Local House Corporation Secretary, Collegiate Chapter Coordinator for chapters across the southeast, and Tri Delta Housing Board Director, where she served on the Enterprise Finance Committee and Board Development Committee. 

After spending more than a decade as a Deputy Prosecutor and Division Chief at the Benton County Prosecutor’s Office—where she prosecuted hundreds of child abuse cases—Stephanie joined the faculty of the Gundersen National Child Protection Training Center, training prosecutors, law enforcement, and child protection professionals across the country. Stephanie brought that same investigative expertise to Walmart, where she led investigations into alleged ethics violations as both a Global Investigator and Director. In 2019, she joined the faculty of Northwest Arkansas Community College, where she chairs the Criminal Justice and Child Advocacy Studies programs, preparing the next generation of child protection professionals. She currently serves as Board President of Children’s Advocacy Centers of Arkansas. Stephanie lives in Bentonville, Arkansas, with her husband Paul and daughter Adelaide. She loves to bake, cheer Addie on at soccer, and explore our National Parks.