Lt. Col. Alan L. Bonner, USAF (ret.), National Executive Director, joined the staff in 1996 after a 26-year career in the Air Force which culminated with his four year tour as Commander and Conductor of the USAF Band, Washington, D.C. Col Bonner as the National Executive Director manages the business affairs of the Fraternity and Sorority and oversees the professional management of the organizations. He also insures that the National Headquarters provides the necessary services to the membership in a professional, timely manner. Other responsibilities include representing and promoting the Fraternity and Sorority at National Conventions and universities across the nation, maintaining direct contact with university band directors on Fraternity and Sorority issues, and serving as the meeting planner for all National Conventions and National Council Meetings. Originally from Idabel, Oklahoma, he currently lives in Stillwater. Alan has three grown daughters, Kelly, Megan, and BethAnn, and several grand children.

Diana Spiva, National Headquarters Office Manager and Accountant, joined the staff in 2000 from the Payne County Treasurer’s Office, where she was the bookkeeper. The National Headquarters Office Manager and Accountant is the executive assistant to the National Executive Director. She assists the National Executive Director with supervising the Headquarters Staff and maintaining Stillwater Station. As the National Accountant, Di executes bookkeeping functions including payroll, payment of bills, preparation of monthly financial statements, the upkeep of all money market accounts (including scholarship funds), Alumni financial records, and all federal and state reports and tax payments. Di is the primary point of contact with the auditing firm for the annual audit. Her other responsibilities include working closely with National and District leaders to process Officer reimbursements and District requisitions, making National Convention disbursements, and acquiring tax ID account numbers from the IRS for new chapters. She and her husband Glenn, Stillwater’s former assistant fire chief, live on the family farm east of town. They have three sons, nine grandchildren and a great grandson. She cooks, sews, and plays the piano for her local church. Di is an Honorary Member of both National Chapters, an Honorary Member of the Alpha Chapters of Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma and an Honorary Member of Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma Southwest District.

Debbie Morris, National Membership Services Coordinator, is on her second tour-of-duty with National Headquarters. The Membership Services Coordinator maintains data base records for all members as well as National and District Officers and Honorary Members. Debbie is responsible for accounts receivable (dues, fees, proceeds from supply sales, etc.), and creates the midyear and final year Chapter Status Reports and District Allocation report. She prepares and produces all membership cards, shingles and distributes member pins. She came back after a three year hiatus of being a stay-at-home, mow the yard, tend the animals - wife, mother and grandmother. She originally started work in January 2001. She and her husband, Mark live on a farm. She has two daughters, Stacy and Jody, and two grandchildren and a granddog and several other animals an the Morris Farm.

Dale Croston, Chapter & Colony Education Coordinator, is a graduate of Oklahoma State University with a BS in Business Management. As the CCEC, Dale helps prepare all paperwork regarding chapters and colonies for the National Executive Director and actively coordinates chapter and colony educational aspects and works with the National Vice Presidents for Colonization and Membership on developing MEP standards. He also maintains colonization correspondence files, and submits monthly reports to councils and district leadership. Dale is a Life Member of the Alpha Chapter and an Honorary Member of the KKΨ National Chapter, Southwest District, TBΣ National Chapter and the TBΣ Alpha Chapter. Dale is no stranger to KKΨ and TBΣ, since becoming a member in 1985, he has received the J. Lee Burke Student Achievement Award, Stanley G. Finck Memorial Award and the A. Frank Martin Award. As a student leader, Dale helped his chapter achieve the William A. Scroggs Founder's Trophy and the J. Lee Burke Trophy for best Chapter Display. Dale has held several Chapter and District offices, as well as, served on the National Alumni Association's Board of Directors. As a member of the Headquarters Staff, some of his responsibilities include: chapter correspondence and record management, reviewing chapter MEPs, and coordinating a chapter's recovery from Probation or Suspension Status. Dale works with the National Vice Presidents for Colonization and Membership helping them to coordinate colonies and national programs. Dale plays Saxophone in the Stillwater Community Band and serves on their Board of Directors. In addition, he and his son Jared are actively involved in the Boy Scouts of America. His wife Lisa is also a Member of TBΣ and involved with the Sorority on many levels.

Aaron Moore, National Alumni Historical and Development Coordinator is a 1998/2004 graduate of Northeastern State University, where he earned Bachelor’s Degrees in History Education and Telecommunications Management. During his time at NSU, Aaron was a member of the NSU Jazz Ensembles. He was initiated into the Alpha Rho chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi in the spring of 1999. As HQAHDC , Aaron helps prepare all paperwork regarding chapters and colonies for the National Executive Director. The HQAHDC is responsible for all data entry of Alumni records, maintains circulation databases, and oversees the historical documents held in National HQ and works on their preservation. Other responsibilities include coordinating mail-outs, ordering of awards, and handling all general Headquarters e-mail. In addition to being a Life Member of the Alpha Rho Chapter, Aaron is also an honorary member of the Alpha Chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi, the Southwest Districts of Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma and the National chapter of Tau Beta Sigma. Aaron completed a Masters Degree in Public/Applied History with an emphasis in Museum Studies at Oklahoma State University in 2010.

Robert Bratcher, National Publications Manager and Multimedia Designer, is a 2007 graduate of North Carolina A&T State University. While at North Carolina A&T, Robert was a member of the award-winning Blue & Gold Marching Machine and the Aggie Pep Band. He also served as videographer and multimedia designer, editing video, designing promotional material, and authoring & designing DVDs. He was initiated in Spring 2003 as a member of the Iota Zeta chapter of Kappa Kappa Psi. Joining the Headquarters staff in 2013, Robert took over editorial and design duties for the Podium, the Podium Online, NewsNotes Online and other books, articles, and advertisements for publications. Serving as the webmaster, Robert is in charge of general upkeep and design/redesign of all websites related to the Fraternity and Sorority. He produces designs for all awards as well as our life membership shingles and revises, edits, and publishes all membership materials, guides and constitutions for both organizations.

Zeb Watkins, National Chapter Field Representative is a graduate of Butler University, where he received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Music. He is an alumnus of the Alpha Beta Chapter, and served in a variety of leadership roles in the fraternity, including as chapter president and two terms as officer on the North Central District council. While at Butler, Zeb was active in the Student Government Association; and played bassoon and saxophone in the Butler Bands and in many music ensembles on and off campus. Zeb is a member of the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators; International Double Reed Society; National Association of Parliamentarians; and the Kappa Kappa Psi Alumni Association.

Yvonne Daye, Kappa Kappa Psi Chapter Field Representative is a 2012 graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University where she earned a B.M. in Music Performance with a concentration in Bassoon, she also received the Outstanding Service Award for her graduating class. She was initiated in Spring 2008 as a member of the Kappa Psi chapter where she served two terms as chapter President and also as the 2011-2012 Northeast Member at Large. She is also among the Who's Who for College Students and MENC.