Leadership Cabinet

Kendyl Lewis is a junior honors student studying Economics and Psychology. She is a member of the Georgia Education Mentorship Program and is an alumna of the Leadership Certificate Program. Ms. Lewis is founder and president of the hunger-fighting organization Swipe Out Hunger. She also serves as president of Georgia College's Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa, the national leadership honors society. Ms. Lewis plans to pursue a graduate degree in public policy and to pursue a career in public service.

Annabelle Erb is in her second year of studying Early Childhood Education as an honors student. She is a member of the Leadership Certificate Program and the Council of Student Ambassadors, both of which have taught her valuable skills in leadership and communication. Additionally, she is a member of GC Best Buddies, a service organization that hosts monthly events for adults in the community with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 

Lewis Barr is a third-year student studying biology. He works at Georgia College's Learning Center as a supplemental instruction leader, where he facilitates study sessions and provides support in biology and chemistry. Following his graduation from Georgia College, Mr. Barr plans to pursue graduate study in the sciences. 

Katelyn Bennett is an honors student from Carrollton, pursuing a nursing degree. She is a member of the Georgia Education Mentorship Program, as well as the Georgia College Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa and the Council of Student Ambassadors. An alumna of the Leadership Certificate Program, she has cultivated a passion for rural healthcare and equity of healthcare access. She currently serves as public service assistant in the Office of Leadership Programs. After graduation from Georgia College, she hopes to serve as a nurse, providing care to rural populations.

Sherree Clark-Metcalf is a sophomore psychology major from Sugar Hill, Georgia. She is an alumna of the Emerging Leaders Program and is currently a member of the Leadership Certificate Program. She currently is completing research in the comparative cognition lab. After graduation from Georgia College, Ms. Clark-Metcalf plans to continue her studies in counseling or clinical psychology. 

Emma Parry serves as strategic communications coordinator. She is responsible for developing and implementing the communications strategy for the Office of Leadership Programs and its constituent programs and initiatives. She leads creative efforts to generate educational and informative content for all social media platforms.

Ms. Parry is a fourth-year honors student studying mass communication with a concentration in digital media. She is currently completing her for-credit internship with a startup focused on agri-food industry sustainability in the European venture capital and private equity sector. She also works as a freelance content writer and runs an online vintage clothing boutique. She also serves as vice president of the Georgia College Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa and is the communications director for Swipe Out Hunger. She is a graduate of the Georgia Education Mentorship Program and an alumna of Delta Gamma Fraternity.

Molly Tatgenhorst is a fourth-year student from Johns Creek, Georgia, pursuing degrees in marketing and management. Ms. Tatgenhorst is a Young Life leader at John Milledge Academy and alumna of the Georgia Education Mentorship Program. She has held roles as a Supplemental Instruction Leader and tutor in Applied Business Statistics. Additionally, Ms. Tatgenhorst is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha. Following graduation, she plans to pursue a career in Marketing.

Remy Tillman is a senior Early Childhood Education major from Acworth, Georgia. At Georgia College, she serves as vice president of the Early Childhood Education Cohort and is an alumnus of the Emerging Leaders Program and the Leadership Certificate Program. She has a passion for educating children and aspires to be an elementary school teacher.