National Leadership Team
The organization is run by the National Leadership Team of Sigma Lambda Upsilon/Señoritas Latinas Unidas Sorority, Inc. The board is responsible for the strategic planning and implementation of all rules and regulations and oversees all activities of the Undergraduate Chapters and Graduate Professional Chapters.
National Board Members:
Mayra Espinoza President
Sylvia Pérez Vice President
Nadine Corado Director of Administration
Cintya Ramos Director of Finance
Pamela Fuller Director of Expansion
Denise Delgado Director of Public Relations
Fiorella Ramirez Director of Philanthropy
Hlee Kue Directors of Membership Intake
Ana Peña Coordinator of Membership Intake
Christina Robinson Director of Academic Excellence
Karina Checo Director of Programming
Denise Delgado Director of Public Relations
Christina Colon Director of Graduate Affairs
Nidia Martinez Director of Technology
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