Jada Bostic is a dedicated fourth-year accounting scholar with a minor in Music from Atlanta, Georgia. She plans to pursue a Master’s in Accounting in preparation for the CPA exam and later obtain a Juris Doctorate.

She became a member of the esteemed Incomparable Marching 100 at Florida A&M University in Fall 2022 and later joined the Beta Phi chapter of Tau Beta Sigma in Spring 2023. Within the band, she has served as Assistant Section Leader for the French Horns and has contributed to the Dance Routine and Show Planning Committees. As a sister of Tau Beta Sigma, she has held leadership roles, including Treasurer and Head of Ways & Means, while also serving as Step Master and Head of Recital for the chapter. Additionally, she is the Principal French Horn for the FAMU Wind Symphony and participates in smaller ensembles such as the Brass Ensemble.

Beyond music, Jada is the captain of the Florida A&M Women’s Wrestling Team and serves as an accounting tutor in the university library. In her free time, she enjoys watching One Piece, knitting, working out, journaling, painting, and engaging in activities that challenge her creativity and intellect. She looks forward to connecting with others in the district, leading by example, and giving her best at all times.

Anuska Phuyal is a Senior at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, graduating this semester with her Bachelor of Science in Genetics and Genomic Sciences and a Master of Science in Multidisciplinary Biomedical Sciences. She was born in Kathmandu, Nepal, but migrated to Gadsden, Alabama, when she was one year old. She is very passionate about her culture and loves to share it with others. She crossed in FA ‘21 into the Eta Lambda chapter, and has served as Historian, Outreach Committee Chair, Membership and Ritual chair, and Vice President for Membership. Anuska has passionately served the UAB Department of Music as Trumpet Section Leader of the Marching Blazers for two years and as Row Leader for one. She is also a part of the Symphony band, the Blazer band, and the Trumpet studio.

Outside of the Music world, Anuska volunteers at the McWane Science Center, is a part of Dr. Stephen A. Watts' Lab for Aquatics and Nutrition, and hopes to pursue a PhD in Community Health Promotion. In her free time, Anuska has two cold-blooded children - a Crested Gecko named Norman and a Ball Python named Julia. As an extrovert through and through, she loves going on adventures with her best friends, adding stuff to her amazon cart, and discovering new coffee shops to be productive in. Anuska’s favorite thing about Tau Beta Sigma, is how everyone can find a home within the organization and truly become the best version of themselves. She is beyond elated to be your DVPM

Nicole Deloach is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in High School Education with a concentration in Social Sciences along with a minor in Social Work at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. They participated in the UAB Bands program through being a member of the Marching Blazers as well as the University’s Blazer Band where they play the clarinet. Since becoming a member of the Eta Lambda chapter in the Fall of 2021, Nicole has served as a member of their chapter's Sisterhood, Service, Uniform, Founder’s Day and Joint Formal committees. They have also had the pleasure of serving as their chapter's Assistant Step Master, Music Chair, Corresponding Secretary, and Vice President of Special Projects. On the district level, Nicole served as the 2024-2025 Secretary-Treasurer.

Outside of leadership in the Eta Lambda chapter, Nicole had the privilege of holding leadership positions around UAB’s campus. These positions were, but are not limited to, serving as an Orientation Leader for incoming students as well as working in Student Housing. In their free time, Nicole likes to learn new skills, like doing their hair and nails, drawing, painting, playing competitive games, and spending time with their friends and family. Nicole’s favorite thing about Tau Beta Sigma is the overwhelming love, support, and sisterhood they experience every day not only throughout their chapter but throughout the entire district and sorority. It warms their heart to be able to serve as this year’s Vice President for Special Projects and witness the growth of the chapters and the sorority.

Katelynn Turney-Rudisill is pursuing a Bachelors of Music Education along with a minor in Education Sciences and a certificate in Music in Medicine at the University of Florida. They are a member of the UF Symphonic Band, and play the flute under the studio of Dr. Kristen Stoner. Since becoming a sister of the Beta Xi chapter in Fall 2022, they have been honored to serve as Fellowship Chair (2023) and Secretary (2024-Spring 2025). She has also served on the Fellowship, Correspondence, and Membership Education committees within Beta Xi. For the Southeast District, they have served on the Social Media Committee for the 2023-2024 school year, Webmaster for the 2024-2025 school year, and now serving as the SED Secretary-Treasurer for the upcoming year.

Outside of Tau Beta Sigma, Katelynn is a Disability Ambassador where she advocates for disabilities across campus along with her service dog, Expresso. They also are active in the University community, working in the Student Union and with 4-H youth programs. They communicate with University Staff about programs for the betterment of the students, faculty, and visitors of the University of Florida and its extensions. Katelynn's favorite thing about Tau Beta Sigma is the sisterhood and community which helps them to affirm their belief that “with my sisters, I am best”. They are thankful and honored in service once more to the Southeast District and cannot wait for the upcoming year with their sisters!

Katelynn will continue serving as the Webmaster until the appointment of the 2025 - 2026 Webmaster! Please be on the lookout for applications to go out to the district soon! MOTS of love!