About the Bloggers

Melissa Archer

I'm Melissa and I am a 22 year old student at the University of Florida (go Gators!) where I'm studying Elementary Education in a dual Bachelor's/Master's degree program called ProTeach. I'm a sister of Sigma Kappa and don't know what I'd do without my sisters! I'm also a campus representative for Little Problems where I run the blog and act as a team manager. I love wine, painting, road trips, horror movies, cats, and all types of music (so send me suggestions!). I have a bit of a gypsy spirit and don't like staying in one place for too long. I love meeting new people so introduce yourself!

Brooke Benson

I am a sister of Phi Sigma Sigma at the Kutztown University of Pennsylvania where  I love being involved! I also work as the Public Relations Facebook manager for Little Problem. I am an Early Education Major and the Vice President of our United Greek Council, as well as Vice President of my own sorority. I am a Lilly loving, online shopping, pintrest stalking, greek obsessed girl! I can't wait to write about everything from Greek life to shopping through my eyes!

KateLynn Dotson

I am a sophomore at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith! I joined the Upsilon Beta chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi in the Fall of 2013 and have been in love with my sisterhood ever since.

For fun I love to read, and when I say read I mean read A LOT! I go through at least 4 books a week. I also love going back to my home town and riding my horses. In my spare time, I love to hang out with my Big and AOΠ family. I joined Little Problems in December of 2013, not entirely knowing what I was getting myself into, but here I am now, with the world's perfect LP family as a leading contributor to the LP Twitter! I love what I do and the girls that I work with!

Kelsey James

I'm Kelsey and I am a sister of Alpha Xi Delta at the University of West Georgia. When I'm not traveling the world or taking pictures, you can find me snapchatting my perfect biggie or cuddling with my two precious kitties. I am so happy that I went Greek and was able to meet so many amazing people and participate in lots of different philanthropy events. My favorite part about working for Little Problems is talking to these amazing women who live across the country and are in completely different sororities. No matter the letters we wear around our neck or on our chest, we truly are all the same.

Kaitlyn Pake

I'm Kaitlyn and I am a sister of Kappa Tau Epsilon at Saginaw Valley State University where I've overstayed my 4 year welcome as a Communications major. One day I'll take the Public Relations world by storm, but for now I'm a PR intern at a non-profit organization and a campus represe for Little ProblemsI like dogs, Moscato, edible fruit arrangements, spending money (who doesn’t?), and crafts. If I had to summarize myself with a catchy phrase it would be, “A monogrammed Lilly lover from the Mitten State with a passion for PR, adventure, and opportunity.” That would probably put me in the same category as every other sorority girl across the nation, right? Come along with me as I share my two cents about fashion, beauty, sorority life, and more.

Ashley Nicole Wewers

I am a proud member of the Delta Zeta sorority at Arkansas State University. GO RED WOLVES! I am an Early Childhood Education major, and an Art minor in the hopes of becoming an Art Teacher. My favorite part of Little Problems is seeing how so many sorority women from across the U.S. come together to represent such an amazing company and seeing how girls from different parts of the country think of ways to promote LP. During my free time I love to paint, draw, craft, or anything else to express my artistic side. I also love to shop, but what girl doesn't? I work as a Beauty Consultant for Merle Norman and am in love with make up, so in my free time at work I am always trying out new and different things. Later in life I plan to go to cosmetology school and become a licensed cosmetologist. My dream is to be an art teacher at an elementary school and own a hair salon/boutique.