Kaylee has made a lasting impact at Georgia Tech through her dedication to the Women's Recruitment Team (WRT), where she has served as vice president of Member Engagement, vice president of Prospective Outreach, and now president. Over the years, Kaylee has played a pivotal role in guiding prospective and admitted female students through one of the most important decisions of their lives. She has shared her experiences with honesty and integrity, providing mentorship and reassurance during a stressful time. Her commitment to creating a supportive and empowering environment for women at Georgia Tech reflects her deep understanding of leadership as a responsibility rather than a title. Whether organizing member socials, developing outreach strategies, or simply being a consistent source of support, Kaylee has shown that leadership is about showing up and making others feel seen and valued. 

Kaylee’s most memorable leadership moment came during her time as a recruitment counselor for Collegiate Panhellenic Council, when she reconnected with prospective students she had previously met through WRT. Her ability to make meaningful connections was evident when these students recalled how her guidance during a WRT social had influenced their decision to attend Georgia Tech. Despite not being able to share her Greek affiliation during this time, Kaylee’s dedication to WRT shone through as she continued to answer questions and provide encouragement. This moment reinforced the impact of her work—building relationships and helping young women see Georgia Tech as a place where they can thrive. It was a reminder that the true measure of leadership lies in the trust and confidence you inspire in others. 

Kaylee has embodied Georgia Tech’s motto of Progress and Service by leading WRT through a period of significant change. When the team faced the challenge of becoming an official student organization, Kaylee embraced the opportunity to grow and strengthen the group. Under her leadership, WRT expanded its membership, increased outreach, and deepened personal connections with prospective students. Her willingness to step up, navigate uncertainty, and maintain a sense of community exemplifies what it means to lead with service at the core. Kaylee’s unwavering presence at meetings, events, and one-on-one conversations has left a legacy of empowerment and resilience for the women of Georgia Tech.