Meet Our Advisors
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Steve Maslowski ’05 – Alumni Advisor
Initiated into the Rho chapter of Kappa Sigma in 2005, Steve graduated from Arizona State University in 2008 with a BA in Electrical Engineering and a minor in Mathematics. While at Rho, Steve held numerous chair positions and was the Grand Treasure. Steve moved to Tucson in 2008 and has been here ever since. He obtained his Master of Business Administration (MBA) from the University of Arizona in 2012. He is currently a Program Manager working for Raytheon Missile Systems. He enjoys having an active outdoor lifestyle and coaches several intramural sports teams.
Bryan Poole '95 - Asst. Advisor/GP
Bryan graduated from U of A in 1995 with a Bachelor's Degree in Business, major in Finance. He later acquired an MBA with an emphasis in Marketing. He has worked in sales, and as a financial analyst for a major airline. He also has extensive background in operations, transportation/distribution, and supply chain management for several Fortune 500 consumer goods companies.
During his time as an undergrad he served as Pledge Educator and supported several committee chairs. Having moved back to Tucson in 2021, Bryan is striving to support the chapter in restoring its status on campus and giving back to the brotherhood in regard for everything he has gained from it.
Aaron Brown '23 - AAA/GMC and Committees
Aaron, a 2023 initiate of the Gamma-Rho chapter, is also a 2025 graduate of the University of Arizona. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a major in Management Information Systems. Aaron’s involvement in Kappa Sigma began in 2022 when he joined the interest group. He served as the founding Grand Scribe for the chapter and later as the Grand Master of Ceremonies. He also led several committees, including the goals and brotherhood committees. Additionally, Aaron was involved in Student Mobilization (StuMo), where he grew in his faith and leadership. After graduating, he joined StuMo as full-time staff at the University of Arizona. Aaron is excited to continue serving the Gamma-Rho chapter and mentoring undergraduate brothers.
Will Lewis '93 - Asst. Advisor/Grand Scribe
William “Will” Lewis graduated from the University of Arizona in 1996 with his BS in Business and Public Administration with a major in finance. As an undergrad he chaired many committees and has been an Assistant Alumnus Advisor for Gamma Rho after graduating. He has worked as a financial analyst and a commercial real estate broker until he opened his own brokerage in 2007. Over the last 13 years he has specialized in real estate and business consulting including brokerage, mergers & acquisitions, start-up, development and turn around. He is currently working on several start-up companies in health care, senior housing, and agriculture as well as other consulting projects. He has five children and currently resides in Tucson, AZ.
Mason Comer '23 - AAA/GT and Committees
Mason is a 2023 initiate of the Gamma-Rho chapter and a 2024 graduate of the University of Arizona, where he earned a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics and Technology Management. A Tucson native, Mason served as Grand Treasurer for the chapter in 2023, demonstrating strong leadership and financial acumen. Outside of his fraternity involvement, he was actively engaged with Student Mobilization (StuMo), further developing his leadership and community impact. Now residing in Phoenix, Mason works as an operations manager and estimator for EverLine Coatings and Services, where he applies his expertise in business operations and project management.
Pete Corrigan ’16 - Asst. Advisor for Career Preparation & Networking & Campus Partnerships/Faculty Advisor (Career Coach)
A fulltime employee of the University of Arizona, Pete Corrigan develops relationships with employers seeking to hire top talent for internships and full-time opportunities. For the past eleven years Pete has been helping students develop a thoughtful plan for reaching their career goals and making strategic connections with employers on their behalf.
Scott Gimple ’89 – AAA/Junior-Senior Engagement
Scott Gimple is the Executive Director at the University of Arizona Andrew Weil Center for Integrative Medicine (AWCIM), where he collaborates with the Director to establish the strategic vision and roadmap for expanding the Center and advancing Integrative Medicine.
Prior to his appointment at AWCIM, Scott garnered extensive experience in leadership across varied industries. He served as the President and CEO of Ability Dogs of Arizona, a nonprofit organization based in Tucson. Preceding this, he dedicated thirteen years to the American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO), where he held the positions of Director of Finance and Operations and Deputy Executive Director, overseeing operations for an organization with 800 programs and serving over 400,000 children, and with annual revenue of just over $80 million.
Scott's professional trajectory encompasses a sixteen-year tenure within the entertainment sector. At Universal Studios Hollywood, Recreation Division, he fulfilled the role of Corporate Security Director. Additionally, he played a pivotal role as a member of the startup team at DreamWorks S.K.G., assuming responsibilities as Head of Security, Safety, and Travel.
Scott is a past House Corporation president.
Educationally, Scott is an alumnus of the University of Arizona, where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. He holds a Master's in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from Pepperdine University.
Dr. Isaac Martinez '91 - Asst. Advisor/Health & Wellness
Isaac was born in Yuma and raised in Nogales. He attended the University of Arizona in Tucson for both undergraduate work and medical school. Martinez is the National Senior Medical Director of Inpatient Trend Management and Core Case Management for the Clinical Performance and Quality Team. Throughout his time with Cigna Healthcare, Isaac has supported multiple projects centering on mind-body whole person health, social determinants of health, and health disparities. Isaac enjoys being active and routinely runs, cycles, and swims. He enjoys all things outdoors. Isaac has been a practitioner of transcendental meditation and mindfulness since 2013. He also serves on the board for the March of Dimes, Arizona. Brother Martinez was initiated in January of 1992 and remains connected to many of the Brothers from his time and enjoys reunions with them regularly, virtually or in person.
Ragnar Rasmussen '91 - Asst. Advisor/Alumni Big Brothers
Ragnar Rasmussen came to the University of Arizona and Kappa Sigma from the northern suburbs of Chicago. While there, he served the Gamma Rho Chapter as Grand Scribe, Grand Master and Grand Procurator. He received a Bachelor of Science degree in geology from the College of Arts and Sciences in 1994, then headed north to the University of Wyoming where he earned a Master of Science degree in geophysics in 1998. After grad school, he headed south to the oil patch to take a job with Chevron, and he has been with the company ever since. He is currently a Staff Geophysicist and is part of a team developing the company’s Permian Basin fields in west Texas. He has also worked to develop oil prospects in the Gulf of Mexico (both Shelf and Deepwater) as well as areas offshore of Angola and Nigeria. He currently lives with his wife and two children in Houston, Texas. When not adulting and spending time with his family, he enjoys running, CrossFit, woodworking and DIY projects.
John Svoboda '23 - AAA/Brother In Action
John is a 2023 initiate of the Gamma-Rho chapter and a 2024 graduate of the University of Arizona, where he earned a degree in Economics and Mathematics. Originally from Omaha, Nebraska, John embraced his time in Arizona with a drive to maximize every opportunity on campus. Within the fraternity, he played a pivotal role during the colony phase as the Colony Roadmap Chair and later served as Conductor. Beyond the chapter, John was deeply involved in campus life, holding memberships in prestigious organizations such as Bobcats Senior Honorary, SPURS Sophomore Honorary, and Preludes Freshman Honorary. Additionally, he was a member of Delta Sigma Pi, the Financial Modeling and Investments Club, and the Elevation Ski and Snowboard Club. John also dedicated time to the university community through his work at the Campus Recreation Department, where he served as an ambassador and facilities manager. Following graduation, he embarked on extensive travels around the world before beginning his professional career at Intel’s Phoenix office.