TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – A group of students at The University of Alabama has been chosen to be presidents of their fraternities or members of the UA Interfraternity Council executive board for the current school year.

The following students were elected president of their fraternities:

Andrew Tucker of Florence, Alpha Tau Omega

Matt Ficken of Atlanta, Beta Theta Pi

Sam Shuttlesworth of Mobile, Delta Chi

Charlie Dennis of Mobile, Delta Kappa Epsilon

Tim Miller of Jacksonville, Fla., Delta Tau Delta

Bonner Williams of Monroeville, Kappa Alpha Order

Jimmy Thigpen of Red Bay, Kappa Sigma

Jess Mann of Guntersville, Lambda Chi Alpha

Daniel Weaver of Huntsville, Lambda Sigma Phi

Stephen McKinnell of Mobile, Phi Delta Theta

Nathan McMullin of Montgomery, Phi Gamma Delta

Aubrey Richardson of South Brunswick, N.J., Phi Kappa Psi

John Lammers of Carmel, Ind., Phi Sigma Kappa

Wes Breland of Madison, Pi Kappa Alpha

Matt Wisda of Huntsville, Pi Kappa Phi

Billy Bailey of Dallas, Sigma Alpha Epsilon

Stan Ingram of Rome, Ga., Sigma Chi

Sam Phillips of Abbeville, Sigma Nu

Logan Brady of Dallas, Sigma Pi

Rickie Robertson of Muscle Shoals, Sigma Phi Epsilon

Taylor Galloway of Covington, La., Theta Chi

Adam Koplon of Birmingham, Zeta Beta Tau

The following students were elected by the member fraternities of the IFC to serve as the executive board. The IFC oversees all fraternity activity on campus and seeks to provide programming to better each chapter. The executive board members include:

Bart Siniard of Huntsville, a member of Kappa Alpha Order -- president

Patrick McCarroll of Tuscaloosa, a member of Pi Kappa Phi -- executive vice president

Joseph Siegelman of Birmingham, a member of Phi Gamma Delta -- vice president of judicial

Rob Sabin of Marietta, Ga., a member of Kappa Sigma -- vice president of recruitment

Jake Burchfield of Birmingham, a member of Lambda Chi Alpha -- treasurer

Nick Blanchard of Mobile, a member of Phi Delta Theta -- public relations chair

Josh Cirulnick of Atlanta, a member of Beta Theta Pi – secretary

The University of Alabama, a student-centered research university, is in the midst of a planned, steady enrollment growth with a goal of reaching 28,000 students by 2010. This growth, which is positively impacting the campus and the state's economy, is in keeping with UA's vision to be the university of choice for the best and brightest students. UA, the state's flagship university, is an academic community united in its commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all Alabamians.