Fraternity, Sorority and Cooperative Life Staff

Professional Staff

Brandon Cutler

Associate Dean & Director of Fraternity, Sorority & Cooperative Life

pronouns: he/him

Affiliation: Theta Chi Fraternity

Brandon Cutler has served the Purdue Fraternity, Sorority and Cooperative Community since April 2013. As the Associate Dean of Students and Director, he provides leadership for all areas within the Fraternity, Sorority and Cooperative Community. Brandon received his bachelor's degree in Agriculture Studies from Iowa State University, master's degree in College Student Personnel from Western Illinois University and is pursuing a PhD in Technology from Purdue University - Purdue Polytechnic Institute.

He previously served as the Assistant Director of Greek Affairs at Kansas State University and Assistant Director of Student Life/Director of Greek Life at Ball State University. Brandon enjoys spending time with his family and friends, the outdoors and college football and basketball. Boiler Up!

Advising Areas

Organization Liaison

Functional Areas

Alumni Engagement, Assessment, Housing

Abby Howard, M.S.

Associate Director for Fraternity, Sorority & Cooperative Life

howardal@purdue.edu

pronouns: she/her

Affiliation: Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority

Originally from Waverly, IL Abby Howard serves as the Associate Director of Fraternity, Sorority and Cooperative Life. Abby earned a Bachelor of Science in Sociology from Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, IL and a Master of Science in Higher Education – Educational Leadership Studies with a focus in College Student Development from Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK.

Abby previously served as the Coordinator of Fraternity and Sorority Life at New Mexico State University and the Assistant Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She currently serves as a volunteer with several national organizations specializing in health, safety, and well-being. Abby enjoys hiking and spending time with her dog, Molly.

Advising Areas

Interfraternity Council, Order of Omega, Organization Liaison,

Functional Areas

Campus Partnerships, Health & Safety Initatives, Incoming Student Events, New Member Education, PhiredUp

Donnie Otto, M.S.

Assistant Director for Fraternity, Sorority & Cooperative Life

donotto@purdue.edu

pronouns: he/they

Affiliation: Beta Theta Pi Fraternity

Donnie was born and raised in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and is a proud alumnus of both the University of Wisconsin - Madison and Oshkosh, they earned their Masters of Educational Leadership and Policy Analysis and Bachelor's Degree in Spanish Language. They serve as a Purdue/Gallup Strengths Champion, Mental Health First Aid Instructor and is working to complete a certificate in Health & Wellness Coaching at the University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point.

In their free time, they enjoy singing in choir, interacting with art, tennis, volleyball, running, board games, and laughing. Donnie brings their passion for advancing social change and promoting comprehensive wellness.

Advising Areas

Multicultural Greek Council, Purdue Cooperative Council, Organization Liaison

Functional Areas

CPLA, FSCLS, Officer Retreats, Social Media, Student Workers, Website

Haley Davis

Assistant Director for Fraternity, Sorority & Cooperative Life

davi1894@purdue.edu

pronouns: she/her

Affiliation: Delta Sigma Theta, Sorority Inc.

Haley E. Davis, a native of the suburbs of Chicago, earned a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism & Mass Communication from Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa in 2018. During her time at Drake, she was initiated into Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. where she served in several leadership roles on the chapter and council levels. With several professional experiences in higher education, including working with Admissions & Campus Visits at Iowa State University and serving as an Assistant Director of Fraternity & Sorority Life at Texas A&M University-Commerce, Haley is excited to join Purdue's FSCL team!

Having moved around a lot during her childhood, Indiana will be the 7^th state Haley has lived in. Outside of work, Haley enjoys finding and binge-watching new TV shows and movies, listening to true crime podcasts, and spending quality time with her family.

Advising Areas

National Pan-Hellenic Council, Panhellenic Association, Organization Liaison

Functional Areas

AFLV, Awards, FSCLi, Student Workers, Website

Jimmy Cox

Senior Director, Student-Alumni Programs

jmcox@purdueforlife.org

pronouns: he/him

Affiliation: Theta Chi Fraternity

Jimmy Cox is the Senior Director, Alumni Clubs & Student Engagement at the Purdue for Life Foundation. He partners with our office to assist in the areas of alumni engagement, advisor recruitment, and volunteer engagement. Jimmy graduated from Purdue in 2009 with a dual degree in political science and history.

Responsibilities: Alumni, Advisor, and Volunteer Engagement

Front Desk/Student Worker Staff

All of our amazing student workers bring the FSCL Office to life. They are the ones that triage emails and phone calls as well as help support office operations.

Alexandra Martin

She/Her

Senior, Elementary Education and Applied Behavior Analysis

I chose to go to Purdue because of the atmosphere of the school. It has a student body like no other. I also chose Purdue because of my older sister! The memories she had made as well as the high academia of Purdue confirmed my choice. Not to mention, it feels like home away from home.

Riley Richardson

She/Her

Senior, Agricultural Education

I chose to go to Purdue because it has one of the best Agricultural Education programs in the country and I have spent my entire life here for FFA and 4-H events.

Malakai Crane

He/Him

Junior , Energy Engineering Technology

I chose to go to Purdue because of the reputation and it is one of the best universities for my major.

Maya Singh

She/Her

Sophomore, Accounting

I chose to go to Purdue because of the great school it is, my mom went here, and to experience the Midwest.

Ari Scott

Senior, Chemical Engineering

I chose Purdue for the opportunities available post-grad in Engineering! I knew I wanted to go to a Big Ten school and once I toured campus it immediately felt like home!

Neya Morales

She/Her

Sophomore, Neurobiology

I chose Purdue because of the community that I immediately felt apart of when visiting campus! I felt so welcome and knew I wanted to be at a school that really values academics.

Mia Dunsmore

She/Her

Sophomore, Accounting

I chose to go to Purdue because both of my parents attended Purdue, and my grandpa is a professor here, so Purdue already felt like home! I love how there are plenty of academic and professional development opportunities, and how there are so many incredible people I meet through clubs and organizations here!

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