the circle of zeta psi winter 2015

Networking:Climbing

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VOLUME 105 // NUMBER 1 // WINTER 2015

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Also Featuring:▶ Fire At Sea▶ New Brand Standards Manual▶ Pi Chapter Celebrates 150 Years

Phi Alpha’s MessageBARTH GILLAN, ALPHA PSI ‘85PHI ALPHA CXXXV

“A lifetime of happiness lies ahead of you.” These were the words of wisdom hidden in my fortune cookie on the Friday night of this year’s convention. I joked with my family and our

dinner companion, former Phi Alpha Lauck Walton, that my installation as Phi Alpha the next morning would be the first steps towards a lifetime of happiness.

But I would argue that my lifetime of happiness didn’t start at the convention, rather earlier, and one of the (many) reasons for this would be my membership in Zeta Psi. Some people may equate happiness with success, and Zeta Psi (as you will read throughout this issue) can definitely contribute to a brother’s success… if not his overall happiness.

If you are an Active you are at the beginning of your voyage, and your membership in Zeta Psi will open up numerous leadership and networking opportunities. The chance to work with – and learn from – Elder Brothers is a tremendous opportunity that should be taken advantage of.

If you are an Elder brother, remember the good times you had as a student in the Fraternity at the beginning of your journey. And remember the influence that Elders probably had on your chapter while you were an Active. Consider giving back: as a mentor, as a volunteer leader, as a donor, however you can. Make sure that this generation of brothers has the benefit of your success to help them grow. And just because you are an Elder does not mean you are excluded from the many opportunities open to Zetes that are outlined in this magazine; once a Zete, always a Zete!

It is also interesting how even when one’s journey ends, there can still be happiness. Earlier this month I, along with everyone else who knew him, was shocked by the sudden and premature passing of Blair Sheridan, a brother from the Alpha Psi Chapter. Blair was not yet 50, and had been discussing the future for his children, who he hoped would study at McGill. We consoled ourselves in this tragic loss by remembering and reliving many, many great stories that involved Blair. Laughter and happiness were present, even in that time of sadness. A final gift of happiness, supported by his family, was that – in lieu of flowers – donations in Blair’s memory to the Zeta Psi Foundation of Canada were requested so that future generations of Zetes could have the same happy experiences and successes that Blair had enjoyed due to his affiliation with Zeta Psi.

Happiness will come depending on what you make of life, so make your Zete experience a great one.

In Tau Kappa Phi,

Barth GillanPhi Alpha CXXXV

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CONTENTS

INTERNATIONAL HEADQUARTERS04 Letter From the Executive Director The Vision of Bill Comostock04 Honor Campaign Update

PROGRAM UPDATES 05 Convention Recap26 Scholarship Recipients

CHAPTER UPDATES 11 Undergraduate Updates

FEATURES09 Organized Chaos

17 Networking: Climbing The Ladder Of Success21 Pi Celebrates 150 Years

MEMBER RECOGNITION07 Zete4Life Program08 In Memoriam23 Heritage Society27 Annual Fund Supporters

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Administrative Assistant: Barbara Ross

SIM BRIGDENAlumni Development Director

TYLER BOISVERTDirector of Chapter Services

JOHN SURUFKASenior Leadership Consultant

JUSTIN LASKOWSKILeadership Consultant

SIMS MCGRATH IIIDirector of Communications

JOE ALESSIMembership Education Director

DAVE HUNTERExecutive Director

STEVEN ADKINSLeadership Consultant

MATTHEW BRENNANLeadership Consultant

THE CIRCLE OF ZETA PSIVOLUME 105, NUMBER 1

Winter 2015

Editor in ChiefSims McGrath III (Phi Lambda)

Assistant EditorJohn Surufka (Alpha Epsilon)

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Grand Chapter OfficersPhi Alpha (ΦΑ)

Barth H. Gillan, Alpha Psi ‘85

Alpha Phi Alpha (AΦA)Leslie Mann III, Phi Lambda ‘73

Sigma Alpha (ΣA)Ron Cass, Nu ‘84

Gamma Alpha (ΓA)Stuart Bowers, Phi Epsilon ‘81

Delta Alpha (ΔA)Thomas Roerden, Psi ‘83

Sigma Rho Alpha (ΣΡΑ)Anthony Abbate (Phi ‘07)

Executive Committee Members

Leslie Hilger, MD, Mu ‘65Gregory McElroy, Phi ‘70Kevin Canavan, Tau ‘76

Andy Nunez, Iota Alpha ‘95Bill Ruggles, Theta ‘74

Will Woldenberg, Beta Tau ‘07Billy Kelleher, Rho ‘15

Educational Foundation Officers & Trustees

PresidentBarth H. Gillan

Vice PresidentLeslie Mann III

SecretaryRon Cass

TreasurerStuart Bowers

TrusteesKevin Canavan

Maurice DucoingJonathan Ernesto

J. Anthony HodgsonMacLane KeyDavid Busacca

Daniel KingAlex LadouceurJames Donald

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THE VISION OF BILL COMSTOCKDAVE HUNTER, IOTA ALPHA ‘80

Letter From the Executive Director

A ll of us in Zeta Psi know “The Vision of Bill Comstock.” The prestigious Comstock Trophy is named in honor of the man and the vision. In actuality, the vision known to us is really an interpretation of Brother Comstock’s words describing a fraternity wide collection of chapter and members, interacting

and enjoying brotherhood with members from all chapters. It is good and right that we do so. What I’d like to highlight is the actual vision expressed in the words.

“The Fraternity…aims now to turn out into the world self-respecting, original-thinking, self-controlled, purposeful gentlemen.”

I feel it is time for our membership to fully embrace this “vision” statement from Brother Comstock. We tend to focus on chapter outcomes and not so much individual behavior. I think it is time to turn that around and spotlight individual behavior as a means to achieve the desired outcome.

My best example of this idea comes from the pledge process. We continually have Active members expressing that pledges need to “earn” their membership through various challenges. Admittedly some challenges are fine (history of greek life and fraternity knowledge, for example), but many more are just obstacles placed in the path of success. Instead of choosing the path of self-controlled, purposeful gentlemen, some members insist on a lesser path.

Fraternities are often defined by the rare yet sensational poor behavior that gets plastered on the front page. We rarely get noticed for all the good we do. What I’d like to see is that Zeta Psi strive to totally eliminate bad behavior. We must work towards a Zeta Psi that is defined more by us stating we are good because we DON’T act poorly. That needs to start with our pledge program. Zeta Psi should brag about the fact we turn out great new members because we do it the right way by having a totally positive program. We must “turn out into the world self-respecting, original-thinking, self-controlled, purposeful gentlemen.”

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The Honor Campaign has now moved into its third year of existence. It had its beginning as a campaign to end hazing but has now broadened, encompassing the philosophy of the Ideal Chapter.

The program has from the beginning encouraged chapters to produce a hazing free pledge process. Sample processes are now

offered in four, six, and eight weeks. This is now one of four pillars of the Honor Campaign: Brotherhood Development, Chapter

Development, Community Leadership & Service, and Philanthropy.

Zeta Psi is now working with all Active chapters to instill the true meaning of taking an impressionable young gentlemen and developing him into a Zete that betters both the chapter and himself.

This program will set Zeta Psi apart, but only if every Active and Elder embraces the principles and philosophies for which Zeta Psi stands. This program helps chapters track each data point and identify areas of improvement. Questions and comment can be directed to Tyler Boisvert, Director of Chapter Services at [email protected].

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The week of August 20th to the 24th saw upwards of 300 Zetes and guests converge on the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Niagara Falls, Ontario for the 167th Annual International Convention. It was a splendid time where both brothers from near and far were able to meet and reaffirm the bonds of brotherhood.On Wednesday night 180 guests marched upon Fort George for what many considered a highlight. Lieutenant Colonel Bernard Nehring (Mu Theta 1965) dressed in full military regalia specific to the time period of 1812 to educate all in attendance of the tragedies of the War of 1812. Brother Nehring explained how we have been in a state of peace for over 200 years, similar to our 167 year old bond between brothers within Zeta Psi. After the information session there was a musket demonstration followed by dinner at Navy Hall. Thursday’s guest program included a private wine tour and lunch at Konzelmann Estates. The evening event saw over 250 attendees walk along the Niagara Parkway to the picturesque Elements Restaurant,

situated overlooking the Niagara Horseshoe Falls. This event showcased the power and fury of Niagara Falls to many who had not been to the area before. The beautiful background was a perfect setting for a great meal. Friday provided the opportunity for guests to visit the Skylon Tower, where lunch was served with a stunning 360 degree view of Niagara Falls. Back at the Crowne Plaza, the annual Phi Alphas’ Award Luncheon took place. Friday night was a free night were Brother Colin Dempster (Tau Theta 2003) provided an excellent opportunity for our brothers to experience the nightlife of Niagara Falls, which rightfully earns the nick name “Vegas of the North”. We would like to thank Colin for all of his hard work setting up this memorable evening, with the old adage of “What happens in the Vegas

of the North, Stays in the Vegas of the North”. The annual Grand Chapter Banquet was held on Saturday evening, with over 330 guests attending, making it one of the greatest banquets in recent history for Zeta Psi. This includes a successful Zete Kids silent auction where valuable items were up for grabs. Some of these items include past issues of The Circle, The Story of Zeta Psi signed by past Phi Alphas and well as cuff links and rings emblazoned with our Escutcheon. The Grand Chapter Banquet honoured a number of brothers who have contributed immensely to our fraternity, including Andy Nunez (Iota Alpha 1994) for his tremendous work as Phi Alpha CXXXIV and Brant Davis (Alpha Epsilon 2008) and David Lazarenko (Chi Gamma 2005) for their endless support and activity as volunteers and Alumni Advisors. Close to our own hearts was the Award for Distinguished Service graciously accepted by Brother Jeff Ball (Theta Xi 1979). Overall, The 167th Annual International Zeta Psi Convention was a great success. We had many first time brothers in attendance. We had some new and unique events, including a golf tournament at Niagara’s Whirlpool Golf Course, which we hope to continue for years to come. We hope all attendees, including valued Guests and Brothers alike had an excellent experience in Niagara Falls, Ontario and we hope to see

everyone again in Las Vegas, Nevada for the 168th Annual International Zeta Psi Convention.

BY MILIVOJ BRKOVIC IIITHETA ETA ‘10

Brothers enjoying a meal with a view at Elements Restaurant.

There was an unprecedented nine former Phi Alphas in attendance at the Phi Alphas’ Awards Luncheon. From left to right is Jim Ljunglin CXXI (Pi 1957), Lauck Walton CXXXIII (Pi 1984), Andy Nunez CXXXIV (Iota Alpha 1995), David

Busacca CXXXII (Tau Delta 1973), George McNealy CXXV (Theta Xi 1970), Dave Hunter CXXX (Iota Alpha 1980), Doug Donaldson CXXIII (Theta 1972), Greg McElroy CXXI (Phi 1970), and Michael Freiman CXXVII (Phi Epsilon 1978).


Distinguished Service Award Jefferey R.A. Ball (Theta Xi 1979)

Henry Elliot Service AwardBrant E. Davis (Alpha Epsilon 2008)

James J. Carey Leadership AwardM. Lauck Walton (Pi 1984)

Red Grange AwardAlumni - William C. Buck (Tau 1950)

Student - Richard Van Siclen (Phi Lambda 2015)

Birchfield Communication AwardNew York University (Phi)

The William R. Duryee AwardDartmouth (Psi Epsilon) & Cooper Union

(Kappa Phi)

The William A. Comstock TrophyUniversity of Washington (Phi Lambda)

Outstanding AlumniScott Johnson (Pi Kappa 1987)

Richard S. Hunter (Iota Delta 1984)Joel D. Brown (Chi Gamma 1985)

Charles D. Madon (Alpha Psi 2010)James S. Madsen (Rho Alpha 1981)

Alumni Advisor of the YearDavid M. Lazarenko (Chi Gamma 2005)

Award of Merit John C. Spohn (Pi 1981)

William L. Woldenberg (Beta Tau 2007)Christopher Miccio (Tau)

Daniel L. Caracciolo (Nu Delta 2002)Douglas S. Boothe (Omicron Epsilon

1986)James J. Eide (Beta Tau 2013)

Outstanding UndergraduatesKevin Lee (Kappa Phi 2014)

Nicholas Miller (Pi Kappa 2014)Henry H. D’Espisito (Beta Tau 2014)

Harrison Harrill (Sigma Gamma 2014)Keith W. Agnew (Theta Eta 2015)Nori Shimzu (Phi Lambda 2015)

Corey Silva (Iota Nu 2016)Louis C. Wolff (Phi Epsilon 2014)Jordan Chaffin (Iota Delta 2014)

John R. Reda (Pi Sigma 2015)Connor P. MacKenzie (Beta 2014)

Phi Alpha’s AwardRichard J. Stella III (Nu Sigma 2014)

Judson A. Waite (Tau 2014)Blake A. Willis (Nu Sigma 2015)

Grant T. L. Richardson (Theta Psi 2016)

McElroy Order of ExcellenceMcGill University (Alpha Psi)

Gold Chapter AwardUniversity of Maryland (Phi Epsilon)

University of Washington (Phi Lambda)MIT (Rho Alpha)

University of Ontario Institute of Technology (Tau Theta)

Silver Chapter AwardOxford University (Iota Omicron)

Nebraska Wesleyan University (Omicron)University of British Columbia (Sigma

Epsilon)Case Western Reserve University (Nu)

Queens University (Theta Psi)

Bronze Chapter AwardCooper Union (Kappa Phi)

Tulane University (Beta Tau)North Carolina State (Sigma Gamma)

Dalhousie University (Alpha Mu)American University (Delta Chi)

Marist College (Nu Delta)

Convention Award Winners - Niagara 2014

Clockwise from top left: Former Phi Alpha Lauck Walton presents retiring Phi Alpha Andy Nunez with a Phi Alpha’s Service Award, Jeff Ball speaks after accepting his Distinguished Service Award, Lt. Col. Bernie Nehring poses in uniform, the Phi Lambda chapter accepts the new Stanley Cup-

themed Comstock Trophy, Jay Nicholson gives the keynote speach during the Phi Alpha’s Award Luncheon.


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Doug Donaldson showing his passion for Zete4Life. His challenge for brothers to become Zete4Life members contributed

to 72 new members during Convention 2014.

2014 was a banner year for the Zete4Life program. Membership grew from less than 200 to 310 individuals. Proceeds from the program helped pay all or a portion of Convention registration fees for more than 25 brothers. And the program saw its largest number of signups in a 72 hour period thanks to a generous challenge by one man: Doug Donaldson (Theta 1972). During the LTI Luncheon at the Niagara Convention, Doug had a challege for brothers: for every individual who became a Zete4Life member by the Grand Chapter Banquet on Saturday, he would donate $1,000 to the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation. The brotherhood heeded his call, and 72 brothers became members! Brother Donaldson kept his end of the bargain, and both his contribution and the contribution of Zete4Life members have helped fund educational LTIs, scholarships, and sending Actives to Convention. Do your part to support Zeta Psi through the Zete4Life program and join today. Remember, half of all proceeds go directly to your chapter for their use, with the other half benefiting your chapter through scholarships and services!

Here are the top earning chapters this year, and what they’re doing with their 50% of their members’ Zete4Life contributions:

• Iota Alpha ($10,900) - Are doing major renovations on their chapter house.• Pi Tau ($10,900) - Are the hosts of Convention 2015, and want to use the money

to get as many Actives as possible to go to Convention.• Theta Xi ($5,000) and Alpha Psi ($5,130) - Used Zete4Life as their Elder dues

program.• Nu Delta ($2,682) - Are sending Actives to Convention.• Nu ($2,645) - Are restoring all of their composites.

Start making a difference today.


In Memoriam - Brothers Who Have Recently Moved on to the Chapter Eternal

Charles B. Pekor Sr. PE (Xi 1941)Howard Bump (Alpha Epsilon 1956)Gordon A. Christopher (Sigma Epsilon 1954)Charters W. McCulloch (Sigma Epsilon 1965)Anthony James Tricarico (Theta 1971)Louis Davies Hyndman O.C. (Mu Theta 1959)Christopher T. Tomkinson (Pi Sigma 1994)J. F. Ross Fleming (Theta Xi 1946)David Perkins Welch (Theta 1966)John Kenneth Jones (Pi Sigma 1959)Seth N. Brockway (Eta 1949)

Arthur G. Tebbens (Eta 1951)Ralph K. Harley Jr. (Chi 1943)McGregor Leishman (Theta Xi 1956)Courtney Michael Bracken (Theta Xi 1967)Vincent A. McCall (Eta 1978)John F. Schuck (Delta 1952)James M. Papero (Gamma 1954)Robert N. Cunningham (Phi Epsilon 1984)John Fetherstonhaugh (Alpha Psi 1947)Thomas Coe Hazen (Sigma 1976)Richard Wayman Grigg (Mu 1958)

James Stanley Hill (Sigma Epsilon 1950)Christopher Carlton Hart (Alpha Psi 1954)Peter McLaughlin Pangman (Alpha Psi 1951)Blair Michael Sheridan (Alpha Psi 1992)Doohe Cho (Delta 2004)John Edward Dwight (Pi 1957)Gary Reinhardt Baier (Pi Tau 1982)Thomas Corkett Hendy LLB (Theta Xi 1965)Russell William Chow (Chi Gamma 1970)Richard J. Cuddihy (Omicron Sigma 1964)

If you are aware of a brother who has passed, please notify Headquarters at [email protected] so that we may update our records and recognize their passing.

Zeta Psi Brand Standards Manual Now Available

Zeta Psi’s Brand Standards Manual was completed this Summer and revealed during the 167th Convention held in Niagara Falls, ON. The manual offers guidelines for appropriate use of Zeta Psi’s identities, as well as font and color samples. Visit http://issuu.com/zetapsi to view the manual.


One of the functions of our fraternity is to develop the leadership, character, and intellect of our members. Some of you reading this story may be an officer or chairman in your Active or Elder Chapter, and some may not. The goal of each brother in your chapter should be to become a leader. A good leader who supports their “crew”, who looks out for the well being of others, and who assumes responsibility in all aspects of their life. The reason I am here today is because all 300 some people aboard my vessel, the HMCS Protecteur, displayed exemplary leadership regardless of what rank they held onboard.

On February 27th 2014, we were 600 nautical miles off the coast of Hawaii at the end of a two-month deployment. Suddenly the HMCS Protecteur suffered a devastating engine room fire when a large piece of electrical equipment in our engine room erupted into flames. Temperatures in the engine room rose to over 2000º Celsius (3632º Fahrenheit) causing the

ship’s glass gauges to melt, copper electrical wires to fuse to the walls and ceilings, and the engine room’s steel floor to bend and buckle. The crew was sent into the oven that night. We suffered from smoke inhalation, dehydration, and exhaustion. We fought the fire for just over eight hours; the length of a standard work day. The sailors that braved the engine room put their lives on the line to save our ship from certain destruction; the 14 million litres of diesel fuel that it carried could have created a catastrophic explosion.

These heroes were supported by a tremendous effort made by the entire ship’s company. Leadership and organization were required at all levels, from the commissioned officers to the newly enlisted, to successfully send a team into a dark, smoke filled, super-heated space to combat and defeat a raging fire. It required the crew to be briefed on their mission while they were donning their equipment; it required the careful monitoring of the

Organized CHAOSTimm Des Roches is a Maritime Surface and Sub-surface Officer with the Royal Canadian Navy. The following is an account of his experience at sea and how leadership at all levels of an organization can positively affect Navy and fraternity alike.

BY TIMM DES ROCHESMU THETA ‘08

The disabled HMCS Protecteur is towed into port at Hawaii.


sailors after they emerged from the fire exhausted and in need of medical attention. Gear needed to be quickly removed, air tanks swapped out to be refilled, masks to be cleaned, all while the next group prepared to enter the blaze. To make matters worse, the ship had lost all power. We were operating entirely in the dark. Without crew members in charge of refilling the air bottles to send people back into the fire; without someone directing the movement throughout the hull; without the damage control or command guidance, the ship would not have been saved.

How does this tale of heroism relate to Zeta Psi? Your chapter may not actually be on fire, although sometimes it may feel like it! (Or in the case of Beta Tau, the chapter was actually on fire) [Editor: see last year’s edition of The Circle]. Each Active and Elder Chapter needs to be led by their officers with the same conviction as the Protecteur’s managed its catastrophe. The Phi is your Captain; the buck stops with him. He is responsible for handling the interviews and the media attention after the ship pulls into Pearl Harbor after seven days at sea. The Alpha Phi is your Executive Officer. He is the second in command who deals with the resulting paperwork, the after action reviews, and procuring and lodging for some 300 sailors in a foreign port. Then there is the Gamma. He is your Logistics Officer. The one who sadly reports that lodging 300 sailors in hotels in downtown Waikiki for 3 months is out of the question.

These three officers, both naval and fraternal, are often the preeminent leaders in their respective organizations. However, the leadership required for any organization comes from the rest of its members. These are your brothers that take the ball and run with it; those who do the grunt work of organizing events, attracting sponsors, and advertising to the community. They are the sailors that will have your back when the ship’s towline snaps at 5:30 AM at the start of your (my) watch, two days into the journey back to Hawaii. It will be them who step up and give their all when you as an individual cannot give anymore.

There doesn’t have to be a fire on your ship for you to take the first steps to encourage leadership and begin to improve your chapter. Promote your junior brothers and encourage them to step up, formally or informally, and take more responsibility. Recognize that your brothers experience and witness events differently. Give praise for effort and work put into events and the organization. Showing this type of support for your crew motivates the entire group and makes individuals feel like heroes. Be honest, fair, and diligent in managing expectations, for they can be just as ferocious as a fire in the end. It sounds simple but it’s truly difficult to do. Always strive to be the best leader you can be no matter the task. It takes time but I’ve never wanted that time back.

“There doesn’t have to be a fire on your ship for you to take the first steps to encourage leadership and begin improving your chapter.”

Br. Timm Des Roches on watch.

The disabled HMCS Protecteur is towed into port at Hawaii.


Chapter UpdatesLast year there were 48 active chapters, of which 45

submitted full reports. This year, an unprecedented 100% of our 49 active chapters submitted a report for The Circle. This has never happened in recent memory, and the editorial staff of The Circle is very proud of this (as should be each chapter). We also received feedback last year that readers wished there was more text and less numerical data, so we have removed the data from the new reporting format and filled the space entirely with text (as was the case in past magazines). Enjoy the updated format!

Dalhousie University

The Alpha Mu chapter has been revitalized with 7 brothers living in our new chapter house, which provides with us the opportunity to host events such as parties and mixers. Additionally, the chapter has been active in local philanthropies raising over $1000 for cancer research at the annual Terry Fox Run. We are also participated in the local CIBC Run For The Cure, and local blood drives.

ΑΜVirginia Polytechnic Institute

The Alpha Pi Chapter at Virginia Tech has seen a boost in on-campus involvement and tremendous internal growth in the past months. This year we have made it a point to be active leaders in IFC at VT and have many brothers leading in their respective Academic Honor Societies in the University. We are very excited with the current direction of the chapter and have a deep desire to keep improving.

ΑΠMcGill University

Alpha Psi is in the middle of a busy semester. As the chapter wraps up rush, we are expecting a class of 15 pledges. Alpha Psi has been actively involved in philanthropy. Coming hot on the heels of the annual Terry Fox Run that benefits cancer research, the chapter is leading McGill in donations for the Right To Play spin-a-thlon for underprivileged youths. We are looking forward to another successful year.

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University of Illinois

Alpha Epsilon has been working hard over the past year to increase our community involvement, volunteering at local events like the Illinois Marathon and the MS Society Walk for MS. We also successfully held our annual Lincoln Day Banquet in May, when we welcome back our Elders to celebrate the life and values of our patron saint, Abraham Lincoln. We hope to have more attend this year!

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University of Virginia

As the brothers of the Beta Chapter prepare for the conclusion of the Fall semester, we look back upon the successful events which have defined our involvement in the UVA community. Recently, we have achieved the 4th highest average grade point average among all fraternity chapters at UVA. Our chapter will also be supporting several families in the Charlottesville community for Christmas.

ΒTulane University

Our chapter is stronger than ever, we just held elections for next years positions and the group of guys leading this fraternity are formative. We are currently in the rush process and we finished up the semester with some brotherhood activities. We just had our alumni weekend and got to see a lot of the graduates of Beta Tau which was awesome.

ΒΤUniversity of Calgary

As a newly re-charted chapter, we are excited about holding our first “official” recruitment and initiating new brother into our circle. We are also stepping up our involvement with the campus community and hope to once again become the premier mens fraternity at the University of Calgary.

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The American University

In 2014, the brothers and pledges of Zeta Psi at AU focused heavily on campus climate initiatives, specifically working to fight against sexual assault. President Kyle Breckenridge was awarded the Interfraternity Council Outstanding President Award this year in appreciation of Delta Chi’s work in fostering a strong and responsible fraternal community.

ΔΧYale University

The Eta chapter has been working to enhance its reputation on campus, with our main focus on advertising for the chapter and the culture we promote. The chapter leadership has been planning improvements in our social events and philanthropic impact on the New Haven community. The house has been recently renovated and its maintenance now governed by a detailed schedule which includes all brothers of the chapter.

ΗGeorgetown University

The Gamma Epsilon chapter has grown extensively this past year. As we graduated our seniors (‘14), who were the last to have attended Georgetown alongside our founding class (‘11), we have increased our alumni outreach efforts. We are creating a Gamma Epsilon alumni database and Brother Menghi (‘16) has created a website for our chapter (zetapsigu.org).

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UC Berkeley

Iota was proud to host two major events this semester. In October, we hosted our annual golf and dinner banquet, and had at the house as many as 100 Actives and Elders of all ages. Just three weeks later Iota then hosted this Fall’s West Coast LTI, our first national event since hosting Convention a few years back. We were very excited for both the events and were grateful to meet so many different Zetes from around the country.

ΙUniversity of Texas at Austin

The Iota Alpha chapter is in the midst of a phase of growth and improvement. In the past year we celebrated our 35th anniversary, increased our presence in the Greek community, and drastically improved our recruiting process. This year we are anticipating a host of much-needed house renovations, as well as a noteworthy new member class that shares our vision of expansion and accountability.

ΙΑUC Davis

This year the Iota Delta chapter has returned to UC Davis and hit the ground running. With a new chapter house and dedicated membership we are looking to expand our member base from 30 upwards to 50 or so this year. With a pledge class of 15 fine gentlemen we are on target to reach our goal.

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University of Nevada

Iota Nu’s current chapter received 16 pledgemen elect for the Fall 2014 semester. We currently have 35 Active members. Iota Nu recently, in May 2014, put on a Philanthropy Concert that raised $15,000 towards autism research. The chapter also put a on a food fundraiser that raised over $2,000. Now that Iota Nu is recognized by Nevada’s IFC, we have been more interactive in the greek community.

ΙΝOxford University

Iota Omicron coordinated two of its most ambitious events to date this year: we hosted Theta Omicron in Oxford for the inaugural Lions’ Cup - an annual rugby tournament between our two chapters; and seven Brothers had an unforgettable experience at Convention, where they were overwhelmed by the generosity and kindness shown by all the Zetes they met. Here’s hoping we can meet more of you this year!

ΙΟTufts University

Zete’s Kappa chapter continues to grow and excel as the dominant fraternity at Tufts. In the past year we have taken strong initiatives to be a model fraternity and nurture a relationship with the school and its officials unlike any organization on our campus ever has. We also hosted our first charity event this year for BUILD, a program to help low-income students through high school to college success, raising $2000 in one night!

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The Cooper Union

The Kappa Phi chapter has had a phenomenal start to the 2014-2015 school year. With assistance and inspiration from other chapters, we created an ambitious rush schedule and saw energetic participation from every Active. This lead to Zeta Psi’s largest pledge class at Cooper Union ever - Eight! We congratulate the Beta Pi pledge class on their initiation and their growth over the past few months.

ΚΦBinghamton University

Perhaps the most monumental culture shift within the Mu Pi chapter is the revamped recruitment strategy, which has yielded two of the largest pledge classes the Mu Pi chapter has seen since its inception in 2007. The increased membership has promoted diversity and solidified a campus presence that is the best the Mu Pi chapter has ever seen.

ΜΠUniversity of Alberta

The past few years has seen Mu Theta focus on the recruitment of quality young men to our brotherhood. This has paid off and has freed up the chapter to achieve our other goals which include greater involvement in the University of Alberta community, hosting more philanthropy events, and better communication with our Elders. Each year sees growth and improvement in our chapter.

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Case Western Reserve Univ.

The Nu Chapter has executed another successful Chipotle Relay Philanthropy event and donated all the proceeds to the Rainbow Baby Foundation for Cancer Research. In addition, the Chapter has established a Comstock Fund for itself which it plans to use to subsidize long distance comstocking trips for its brothers.

ΝMarist College

With midterms around the corner, Nu Delta can reflect on our accomplishments this year. Since the start of 2014 we have made more then 5 chapters visits and have 5 more planned for this Fall, initiated 20 new brothers of which most have already stepped into leadership roles, have hosted the two largest community service events on campus, and are proud to announce the formation of the Nu Delta Elders’ Association.

ΝΔSeton Hall University

The Nu Sigma Chapter has kicked off its year with a great start. After graduating 17 brothers, the chapter returned this academic year with 30 Active brothers. The chapter recently began its Fall 2014 New Member Education Process, offering bids to 11 gentlemen, all of which were accepted. The chapter is looking forward to a year filled with service, brotherhood and excellence as always.

ΝΣ


University of Chicago

This year we successfully acquired a house for brothers to live in and to call home for the Omega Alpha Chapter. In addition, we have connected and attended various events with the surrounding Greek community on numerous philanthropy and service events like the Alpha Kappa Gamma at Roosevelt University for their support in the fight against breast cancer.

ΩΑNebraska Wesleyan University

The men of the Omicron Chapter moved into a newly renovated house with all new lofts and carpet in the rooms. We are also celebrating success in many of our philanthropic events. We received the Greek Giving Week Trophy for our efforts during that week, as well as the Most Outstanding Philanthropic Event in our Relay for Life participation where we raised nearly $10,000.

ΟPrinceton University

In light of the recently instituted ban on freshman rush, OE has done exceedingly well. This term, we extended bids to 16 pledges, all of whom accepted It is the largest pledge class in recent memory. Additionally, we are cash positive for the first time in several years, thanks to the fundraising efforts of the OE Elder Association, and we are on track to stay that way. The future is bright for OE.

ΟΕ

New York University

The Phi Chapter has as a brotherhood taken a stand to promote gender equality on campus and prevent rape as 63 of our Active brothers took the"It’s On Us" pledge, in response to the White House’s new sexual assault prevention campaign. We also continued to raise money for the Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation in its fight against pediatric cancer and would like to wish a happy 6th birthday to our B+ Hero, Jaylen!

ΦUniversity of Maryland

The Phi Epsilon chapter welcomed a record-setting 26 new brothers in the Spring of 2014, bringing its total membership close to 80 brothers entering the school year. As the University of Maryland transitions from the Atlantic Coast Conference to the Big Ten Conference, the Phi Epsilon chapter has attended all of the IFC on campus tailgates, a new initiative the school hopes to continue next year.

ΦΕUniversity of Washington

Phi Lambda chapter has been extremely successful in the recent years. We are consistently rushing pledge classes of 25-30 qualified individuals, achieving high grades that rank within the top 5 Greek organizations at the UW (3.47 average GPA earned us a No.1 spot out of 31 fraternities last winter), and building strong brotherhood that lasts a lifetime. Hold high the torch.

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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

The Pi chapter been working hard this year towards philanthropy and strong public relations. From helping our neighbors move to having over a third of house help the Red Cross put on their 2nd annual Zombie Run at Six Flags Great Escape, the Pi chapter has shown a great interest in improving the community we live in and having solid relations with with the entire Troy community.

ΠBloomsburg University

The Pi Kappa Chapter has emerged as leaders at Bloomsburg. We were recognized with a pair of awards for our service in the community. We won Best Fundraiser a successful campaign to raise money for Jackie Lithgow’s recovery. After participating in numerous community service events, the Actives were again awarded for tallying the most service hours of any Bloomsburg organization.

ΠΚPennsylvania State University

This year has been a tremendous success so far for Pi Sigma. We raised over $33,000 for pediatric cancer this past school year. Intramural sports has also been a huge success as we were crowned overall champions for the 2013-2014 school year. This Fall we claimed the IM softball crown and look for a 3-peat in football. We have also recruited over 30 new members this calendar year!

ΠΣ


Worcester Polytechnic Institute

This year at Pi Tau, we have started strong with our chapter’s community service efforts. Before the start of the school year, 15 brothers went to a local farm and spent the day picking crops which were donated to the Worcester County Food Bank. Our chapter house is also looking better than ever and is at capacity with 17 brothers living at 29 Dean St.

ΠΤCornell University

As another year goes by on the hill, the Psi chapter continues to be home to campus leaders. Cornell University recognized our chapter in the spring by awarding us both the Outstanding Chapter and Outstanding Faculty Fellow Program accolades. So far this Fall we have initiated a pledge class of eight new brothers and look to an additional strong recruitment this upcoming January.

ΨDartmouth College

2014 has been the most successful year for the Psi Epsilon Chapter since our reactivation. At Convention, we won the Duryea Award for Academic Excellence. The brotherhood completed over 1000 hours of community service and provided over $6000 in financial aid to its members. This Fall, we welcomed 16 new brothers who will continue to make our brotherhood great.

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MIT

Rho Alpha continues to be one of the premier fraternities at MIT. Our brothers hold important positions in many different campus organizations and sports teams, such as the IFC and Men’s Crew. We recently initiated 14 new members, bringing our Active member total to almost 60. Last Spring, we held our 35th annual Elder Weekend and had over 200 brothers, Elders, and guests join our celebration.

ΡΑUniversity of Pennsylvania

The Sigma Chapter has started its 164th year in great condition. The University and Elders have approved of an installation of a state-of-the-art HVAC system into a 100+ year old house. We have also initiated and revamped plans for philanthropy to the local community and alumni outreach to our Sigma Elders. We keep our doors open and look forward to another successful year.

ΣUC Santa Barbara

We were voted on IFC and given full fraternity privileges in late September. Our first rush exceeded all expectations. Every one of the 28 quality gentlemen that we deemed worthy of a bid, accepted. We are all extremely excited for the bonds that will be created within the tangible and intangible boundaries of Zeta Psi.

ΣΒ

University of British ColumbiaThe Sigma Epsilon chapter has been expanding its presence, while simultaneously getting back to our roots. We have made strides on bridging the gap between the Active Circle and the Elder Circle, with promising early results. The chapter has also been growing in size, and saw the our bonds of brotherhood grow as well. We hope to continue this trend and solidify the core of our brotherhood throughout the following year.

ΣΕNorth Carolina State University

The Sigma Gamma Chapter has continued to operate strongly over the past year. We are currently focused on developing the following: pledge education and brotherhood. This year’s pledge program includes more Zeta Psi historical education than the chapter has seen before and many activities and events are being developed with the goal of unification and brotherly bonding in mind.

ΣΓUniversity of Illinois at Chicago

This semester Sigma Phi welcomed 20 new brothers into our circle, our largest pledge class in recent memory. Elder relations are at an all time high, as this semester alone we added two Elder events on top of our Annual Thanksgiving Dinner. We continue to be there for our brothers at the University of Chicago and this past semester helped them organize one of their rush events.

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Purdue University

Tau Gamma has been steadily growing as it continues to develop its Greek and Elder relations on Purdue’s campus. This year we were able to partner with Phi Sigma Rho Sorority for football buddies, further develop our philanthropic support of the BreakThru Fund, and revamp our 46th Annual Founders’ Day Banquet on Nov. 22. As always, we continue to strengthen our bonds of brotherhood in TKPhi.

ΤΓU. of Ontario Institute of Tech.

Tau Theta continues to dominate on and off-campus with brothers getting involved in a variety of leadership positions in the campus community. We have hosted major philanthropy events, including Trick or Treat, which received the largest single donation in Ontario. After initiating 17 new brothers and receiving our first Gold Chapter award at the 2014 Convention, Tau Theta is reaching new heights in Zeta Psi.

ΤΘBrock University

Theta Eta and our Niagara Elders Association are proud to have hosted such a successful 2014 Convention. With active involvement in student government on campus and consistent volunteering with the Big Brothers/Big Sisters program and the Special Needs Activity Program in our local community, we are on track to having our most successful year yet.

ΘΗ

Trinity College Dublin

We are proud to announce the initiation of eight new brothers here in Ireland. In addition to the recruitment of a strong pledge class, we recently threw a massively successful private event for our fraternity and other Trinity College students. This is a fantastic start to what should be a promising 2015. Here in Dublin we continue to build upon the already strong foundations laid by our founders.

ΘΟUniversity of Western Ontario

Our chapter just finished a very successful rush week ending with 13 new pledges for the Fall term. Our residence at 116 Mill is finally transforming into a real fraternity house. The brothers have worked hard on renovations including a stage and a new paint job. We are proud to report a successful iteration of our annual Halloween Pumpkin Carving event held in conjunction with the Merrymount Orphanage.

ΘΦQueens University

Theta Psi has had a very exciting year. After hosting one of the biggest LTIs in the history of Zeta Psi, Theta Psi plans to bring brothers back to Kingston for our first “Independence Day” celebration and to commemorate the lifting of the University’s ban on Greek Life. We continue to be a positive example for the entire community by actively participating in campus-wide charity fundraisers and recruiting upstanding young men.

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University of Toronto

Theta Xi is continuing to capitalize upon previous years’ successes. We have launched several chapter-based initiatives with excellent results, including our mentorship program where we provide guidance and support for brothers in their academic endeavors and empower Actives in their pursuit of professional success. We want to offer special thanks to our dedicated alumni for their continued support.

ΘΞUniversity of North Carolina

The Upsilon Chapter had an extremely successful recruitment this Fall, finishing with a total of 18 pledges. The Brothers are very proud of the class they have put together, and are excited to introduce these young men to the Zete traditions. Additionally, the Upsilon Chapter has significantly upgraded its kitchen, and is excited to show off these substantial improvements to alumni.

ΥUniversity of Michigan

The Xi Chapter has experienced a busy year. Through the collaboration between the Alumni Association and the Actives, Xi has seen some excellent capital improvements to the Chapter house. Complete with individual room improvements, new flooring in the common areas, refinished bathrooms and a colossal television, 725 Oxford is in full form and an aid to both our recruitment and social.

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Climbing

Networking:

of Success

the Ladder

BY DAVE HUNTERIOTA ALPHA ‘80

AND JOHN SURUFKAALPHA EPSILON ‘13


everyone participating in the workforce, today’s job market is more competitive than ever. While previous experience and one’s education are still critical ingredients in obtaining a position, employers are more likely to look for broader qualities when considering potential employees. These skills, sometimes called “soft skills” because they are difficult to quantify through testing or metrics, include hard to define qualities like social graces, personality, friendliness, and the ability to effectively communicate. Colleges lack the curriculum to provide these essential skills in today’s globalized, competitive job market. One traditional outlet for the fostering and development these soft skills are fraternities, and Zeta Psi is a leader in the practice. Zeta Psi has created one of the most robust leadership training and career networking programs in the fraternal world with the development of our Leadership Training Institute, regional and Chapter events, professional networking forums, and internship programs.

For over 30 years, Zeta Psi has provided seminars, known as our Leadership Training Institutes or “LTIs”, dedicated to educating our membership on the best practices of operating their chapters. Recognizing the value that they provide to our members, the Membership Education Committee is dedicated to improving these leadership seminars. To continue developing quality content and to assess its impact on members, Zeta Psi hired a full time Membership Education Director, which occurred in 2012. Since that time, 100% of our “legacy” LTI courses have been reviewed and updated, and five additional career enhancement courses have been developed to support members in their career and networking goals. These courses, grouped together as the Networking and Career Development or NCD track, now constitute over one-third of our LTI course offerings.

Br. James Hampson (Pi Sigma 2012) is one brother who has taken advantage of our LTI course offerings. In his words, “I was coming off of a summer that was high on fun, and low on anything career oriented.” That Fall he signed up to join for his first Zeta Psi LTI and attended the networking seminar where he learned just how important it is to meet people in your career field and build relationships with them. According to James, “brothers not only have the opportunity to meet other Zetes from all over the world and physically network, but the LTI staff also gives brothers the tools to become effective networkers once they leave the LTI. In fact, the first LTI I attended during my sophomore year changed my entire perspective on the importance of networking and gave me the tools to begin building my own network.”

After that weekend, James started making a serious effort to reach out to people in the Public Relations field, and kept those contacts fresh, reaching out to them regularly. Not only did this pay off

with great internship experiences the following two summers, but it also helped in recruiting new members to the chapter and making new relationships with other Greek organizations. “This just continued during my first job as a Leadership Consultant for Zeta Psi,” says James. “I have the Zeta Psi LTI program to thank for waking me up to the opportunities that networking can create for you, and getting me on the right career path.”

Not to be left out, the chapter-focused courses at LTIs have been updated with a greater emphasis on seminars and other programs related to career enhancement, in order to address the needs of our members in the changing post-graduation job market. Current Membership Education Director Joe Alessi (Phi Epsilon 2011) describes the new courses by saying, “from parsing common interviewing questions to leveraging social media platforms effectively in your job search, we’re working hard to

create and update courses that meet the needs of our undergraduates. Using technology to make our LTI content more effective and accessible is a major part of the Membership Education vision. By continuing to increase the reach of our courses, we are confident that we can help even more of our undergraduates secure quality careers as they enter the workforce. By offering career and networking tools to undergraduate brothers, a tradition of networking and inter-brother support is fostered from an early time.”

There are big plans for the future of Membership Development in Zeta Psi, beginning with the growth of our LTI Faculty program established in late 2013. Since the program’s inception, Zeta Psi has continued to build a strong and consistent network of certified LTI presenters across North America and Europe. Beginning in early 2015, the next LTI Faculty class will welcome the first European and the first non-Zete into the program. Technology will also play a major role, with the first of many eLearning courses having been successfully launched, a interactive version of our Risk Management 101 seminar. This course will guide new members through Zeta Psi’s Risk Management Policy. It will engage the students on the realities of alcohol consumption and other “risky behavior” that can occur on college campuses. Additional eLearning courses are in development, including a seminar on preventing sexual misconduct and another covering the revamped Honor Campaign. By converting information-dense courses to a self-led format, traditional LTIs will be able to focus on in-person interaction and crowd sourcing solutions. In the same vein, simulation based learning, which is already being utilized at the Kirby Leadership Conference, will begin to be built for regional LTI delivery.

Besides our educational offerings, Zeta Psi also provides social networking tools: the Zeta Psi Fraternity group on LinkedIn, the separate ZeteConnect LinkedIn group, and the ZeteConnect

FOR

By offering career and networking tools to undergraduate brothers, a tradition of networking and inter-brother support is fostered from an early time.


Facebook group. The ZeteConnect family of networks are forums where the knowledge and experience of hundreds of Zetes in every field imaginable are available for access. The LinkedIn groups are geared specifically towards professional networking while the Facebook group is more social in nature. The LinkedIn groups boast over 3,700 (Zeta Psi Fraternity) and 1,600 (ZeteConnect) members, and the Facebook group has over 2,700 members. All are growing rapidly. This translates to a robust and effective network for Zetes, no matter what their ultimate goals may be - searching for a job, searching for advice, or just socializing.

ZeteConnect offers a variety of opportunities to meet the needs of young brothers. These social networks work together to provide our membership valuable resources to reach or surpass their networking goals. Actives and young Elders have access to Zetes within their profession who may offer them guidance crucial to successfully growing their network during the critical early years of their careers. Combining this with Zeta Psi’s robust list of courses covering resumes, cover letters, interviewing and so forth creates a potent arsenal for any young Zete seeking an entry level position. With just the click of a button, brothers can be helping brothers. Zetes have a myriad of resources they can use together to build their networks and careers.

More experienced Zetes are one of the most important assets within ZeteConnect. Those that are interested in networking to build their careers in their current field can do so, establishing contacts with other Zetes that can (and usually will) support them. It allows those who are interested in connecting with others in their same industry to do so. They may also be interested in mentoring other Zetes who are rising up through the professional ranks. This relationship not only benefits the brother receiving direct mentoring but also allows the fraternity to shape the future of these industries, an investment that will benefit future brothers years down the road. Of course, some Elders are looking to take a risk and transition to a new or different career but unwilling to do so with great risk. ZeteConnect is an added “safe space” to discuss these possibilities with fellow brothers who can help think through their transition issues and even provide a means to make it happen.

The networking groups offered by Zeta Psi provide a forum to increase your opportunities. These opportunities, however, must be actively pursued and specifically

targeted. Bruce Johnson (Theta Xi 1976), a volunteer manager of the ZeteConnect LinkedIn group, often sees an Active or young Elder ask “Does anyone know anyone with jobs available in the (x) industry? Thanks a lot!” The individual fielding the request receives few to no responses; the question is too general. According to Bruce, “you don’t ask a crowd to help you, you ask an individual person. Instead of asking for a banking job, this Zete should be figuring out how to find Zetes who are doing what he would like to be doing and going and asking them specific questions: How did you end up where you are now? What advice would you give someone in my position? What is the best way to approach your company? Would you introduce me to the right person in the HR department?” This approach is time consuming, it¹s hard, and most of all, it works. This means research, outreach, and follow-up and not just joining the groups and waiting for a knock on the door.

Not to be forgotten, Zeta Psi also offers two highly competitive internship programs in Washington Scholars and New York City Scholars. A semester in the Washington Scholars Fellowship Program can be one of the most exciting and rewarding times of your life. Washington Scholars provides interns with valuable knowledge, experience, and a broad network of professional contacts in the Washington, DC area. The program specifically targets politically minded individuals and place them in internships within government agencies, media outlets and certain non-governmental organizations throughout the United States’ capitol. Alternatively, New York City Scholars focuses on enabling talented business-minded individuals to work in the New York area and network with Alumni and Actives who live in the city. By partnering with the Zeta Psi New York City Regional

Employment status of recently graduated brothers who used two or more Zete networking resources. 2013 data.

56%

21%

9%

9%6%


Alumni Club, the program seeks to place interns at finance, consulting, marketing, and other business focused institutions.

Brother Hampson maintains that the best Zeta Psi networking opportunity he experienced is the Washington Scholars Fellowship Program. “Washington Scholars is a highly competitive program that places interns at prestigious companies, government agencies, and think tanks throughout Washington D.C. I landed an internship with the Heritage Foundation and cannot say enough positive things about my experience there. I truly was able to take advantage of the entire Washington D.C. experience thanks to the Washington Scholars. I believe so strongly in this program that I have stayed on as the Deputy Executive Director of Washington Scholars.” He goes on to state that “you learn an incredible amount about your profession because the internship you are placed in immediately trusts you to handle a heavy load of real work. There is also a phenomenal opportunity to network in the nation’s capital. There is a networking event every night to take advantage of, and I usually did. On average, I spent 15 hours per week networking while interning at the Heritage Foundation. This seems like a daunting task, but in reality, networking is the most important part of an internship.”

At the end of 2013, a survey was conducted of recent graduates to gauge how they used the Zeta Psi services and tools offered, and their levels of success in using them. The results were astounding: recent graduates who had used two or more Zeta Psi career development and networking tools were 68% more likely to have a full time work directly related to their college major, 45% more likely to have full time job in general, and 47% less likely to be unemployed. Maurice Ducoing (Psi 2003), chair of

the Membership Development Committee, cautions brothers to be wary of thinking these statistics will automatically translate to success for every brother. “These metrics may make us think that the networking tools offered to brothers are perfect substitutes for hard work. That is simply not the case. Instead, Zetes should take full advantage of these exclusive resources, but not forget that often the tool is only as effective as he who uses it.” As the data demonstrates, one must make multiple efforts in order to achieve success.

While there is no “secret to success,” it is pretty obvious that success is greatly enhanced by networking. Br. Johnson suggests that Zetes start networking by taking a first step. He says to “reach out to someone and asking questions such as “How did you wind up with the company you are with now? What¹s the one thing you wish you knew when you were looking for your first full time job? How did your past experiences prepare you for your current position? Read their LinkedIn profile and show an interest. Most of our LinkedIn ZeteConnect members still don’t realize that they can send a message for free to any other member of the ZeteConnect group. That’s 1600 Zetes who have ‘been there and done that’ and are willing to help other Zetes. And every one of those sixteen hundred knows another one hundred....or five hundred or one thousand. It’s what I think of as our secret weapon - each other’s knowledge, experience and our own networks. It’s an incredible resource. We should be taking advantage of it more than we are now.”

Of course, the networking resources offered by Zeta Psi are not a magic bullet. They require the participation from Zetes of all ages to make an impact. For Actives, make a serious effort

attend an LTI and put into practice the networking strategies and tools you learn there. For those who already have careers, the best way to contribute to Zeta Psi is to offer your expertise and help teach Active Zetes how to effectively network and find a job before they ever leave campus. There are so many ways to give back, but your time is undoubtedly the greatest gift you can give to your brothers.

Employment status of recently graduated brothers who used one or less Zete networking resource. 2013 data.

33%

19%17%

14%

17%


The Pi Chapter of Zeta Psi, who calls Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute its home, will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2015, a history spanning two Universities and numerous challenges. The first iteration of the Pi Chapter sprung up at Amherst College in 1858. Charles King (Epsilon 1860) and William Prentiss (Phi 1859), two Zetes who had transferred to Amherst after their initiations, helped form the first class. With the assistance of another Epsilon brother, they inducted eight of their fellow students into their fledgling group after receiving the go ahead from the Grand Chapter. Conditions at the College ended up being unfavorable to the ten young men and the chapter disbanded in 1859. No less than six years later did the “transferring the Amherst Chapter to the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute” occur, according the The Story of Zeta Psi.

The second iteration of the Pi Chapter was founded on January 13, 1865 with the initiations of Satterlee Arnold (Pi 1866), Albion Christie, John Schaeffer, José Hernandez, and Guillermo Gonzalez. Like many other fraternity expansion efforts, the chapter developed from relationships RPI students had with friends and relatives at other colleges. No such familial connection we more conducive to the growth of the chapter that of Arnold’s extended family. His two cousins Livingston Satterlee (Epsilon 1858) and Francis Satterlee (Phi 1865) served as Phi Alphas X and XLIV, respectively. Elders of other chapters who lived across the river in New York’s Capital District also played roles in organizing the group and securing the approval of its Charter from the Grand Chapter. These included Elders of the Sigma, Epsilon (Brown), Chi (Colby), Theta (Union), and Rho (Harvard) Chapters. The most prominent of them was John Lamson Flagg (Rho 1857) who would soon be elected as Phi Alpha XIII and then as Mayor of his native Troy in 1866.

Like other Zete Chapters of the mid to late 19th century, Pi was nominally composed of eight to twelve brothers at any one time. The Chapter rented its first quarters at 11 Second Street in downtown Troy, near RPI’s original campus on State Street and Sixth Street. For the next three decades, the Zetes were leaders of the student government and union, of many activities, and of athletics. As Elders they established themselves in many industries and in service to Zeta Psi. In fact, there were two Phi Alphas from the Pi during this time period: Brother Saterlee Arnold, Phi Alpha XXIV and William Lyons Otis (Pi 1874), Phi Alpha XXVI. Otis was instrumental in the establishment of the Theta Xi Chapter at the University of Toronto and the Gamma Chapter at Syracuse

University. Pi brothers also assisted Zeta Psi in establishing the first fraternity at the newly-opened Cornell and hosted the Grand Chapter Convention at the Troy Masonic Hall in January 1879. The Pi also had an interesting multi-cultural aspect in that many of its members hailed from Latin America, including two of the chapter’s founders (Hernandez and Gonzalez being from Cuba). This reflected students coming to Rensselaer from there to study civil engineering and particularly the railroad industry, growing rapidly worldwide.

By the 1890s, there were eight fraternities at RPI and the college’s student body, having had decreased to only 135 students, could not support them all. The size of the campus compounded with led several fraternities, including Zeta Psi, decided to deactivate. After twenty-eight years on campus, the chapter voluntarily surrendered its Charter to the Grand Chapter on December 21, 1893 to await better days. Those days arrived a half century later in the flush of fraternity growth that followed World War II. This time it was the New York State Capital District Association of Zeta Psi (NYSCDA) under the leadership of Henry Elliot, Phi Alpha CX (Eta 1945) that provided the connections, the resources, and the dedicated effort that allowed the return of their charter in 1951. Seventeen of the 19th Century RPI Zetes, including ones from Cuba and Peru, were still living to witness the chapter’s reactivation. By this time, RPI had moved away from downtown Troy and began its

150Years Of

John S. Schaeffer, one of the founders of the Pi chapter.

ORIGINAL ARTICLEBY JIM LJUNGLINPI ‘57

ADAPTED FOR PRINT IN THE CIRCLE

BY JAY ROTHBERGDELTA CHI ‘69AND JOHN SURUFKAALPHA EPSILON ‘13


wide expansion over the city’s hills. The restored Zeta Psi joined other fraternities in the Pawling-Pinewoods area, a mile or so away from campus. There the current chapter house at 25 Belle Ave has been inhabited ever since.

The turbulent cultural winds in the ‘70s blew the Pi Chapter off course and into inactivity in 1978. Fortunately and coincidentally a group of students led by John Spohn (Pi 1981) became interested in Greek Life that year and were networked to the Pi Elders by then RPI Dean of Students Dave Thomson. The group began rushing others while still pledges and a group of 16 were initiated in 1979 in New Haven. The chapter house was renovated by the labor of Elders and Actives that summer and re-occupied in Fall 1980 with 13 brothers and four boarders. This inauspicious beginning led to a glorious future as the ‘can-do’ attitude and eschewing of the contemporary ways of new member education attracted pledges like future Phi Alpha M. Lauck Walton (Pi 1984). By the end of the decade the Chapter numbered well over fifty Active members who filled the chapter house as well as a private home and secondary chapter house of the fraternity across the street. The chapter has continued to provide leaders in Rensselaer government, athletics, publications and service as well as to the Grand Chapter of Zeta Psi. Some these brothers include two Phi Alphas, Jim Ljunglin CXXI (Pi 1957) and M. Lauck Walton CXXXIII. Art Gajarsa (Pi 1962) is Chair of the RPI Board of Trustees and Jay Webb (Pi 1962) served as President of the RPI Alumni Association. Recent leaders include Alec Vogel (Pi 2016) captain of the wrestling team and Josh Dugas (Pi 2015) current Phi and captain of the basketball team.

The Pi chapter has weathered a tumultuous history, at times producing an unprecedented number of Phi Alphas, and at others unable to keep the undergraduate chapter active. Today the chapter is as strong as ever, and is proud to have reached its 150th anniversary, which will be celebrated during the extended weekend of April 23-26 2015, capped by a Grand Banquet on Saturday evening, April 25 at the Albany Marriott Hotel. The Elder Chapter is also conducting a fund-raising campaign to present a commemorative gift to the University, which will be the restoration of an area in the campus’ Folsom Library. All Zetes are welcome to join the celebration. For more information, please visit http://www.pizetes.org/aw.

The original Pi charter. The darker lettering is from a 1981 restoration, adding readability in key locations while retaining the original look of the document.

The house at 25 Belle Ave. in an undated photos from the ‘50’s.

Brothers singing together in an undated photo from the ‘60’s.Brothers in 1891.

HERITAGESOCIETYBY THE NUMBERS

TOPTENPhiTheta XiPhi EpsilonPi TauChi GammaIota AlphaSigma ZetaPsiPi SigmaNu

34251717171615151312

$10,000,000+Total Gift Expectancies from Living Heritage Society Members GAIN

23 new members joined in 2014, either at the Zeta Psi Founders Day Banquet in New York City in June, or at the annual Zeta Psi Convention in Niagara Falls, ON in August.

1997

4.5

150

MILLIONTotal dollar amount added to Zeta Psi’s Endowment Funds from Heritage Society Members.

The year in which the Heritage Society was founded, during the 150th Convention in New York City.

Charter members of the Heritage Society

Current HeritageSociety Membership

CHAPTERS BY NUMBER OF HERITAGE SOCIETY MEMBERS

361

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LIVING

For further information on joining the Heritage Society, please contact Greg McElroy at [email protected]


Anthony M. Abbate, Phi 2007Steven D. Adkins, Theta Eta 2014Obiora N. Agbim, Iota Omicron 2011Jonathan A. Agresta, Upsilon Mu 2005John M. Aird Jr., Theta Xi 1984Clay A. Albers, Iota Alpha 2002Joseph S. Alessi, Phi Epsilon 2011Ian E. Andes, Alpha Psi 1998Peter M. Appleton, Sigma Zeta 1964Julio N. Arboleda, Chi Gamma 1988Dan Backer, Upsilon Mu 1999Karl E. Baker, Pi Tau 1998Jeffrey R. A. Ball, Theta Xi 1979Joseph P. Barber, Iota Alpha 1990Patrick W. Batchelor, Theta Xi 1985Philip R. Beltz, Xi 1963Andrew J. Benton II, Omicron 1978James A. Best, Pi Epsilon 1997John R. Birchfield Jr., Phi 1949Peter W. Birt, Theta Xi 1986Benjamin P. Bissantz, Psi 2011Christopher R. Black, Alpha Theta 2005Hunt M. Blatz, Alpha Epsilon 1986Tyler P. Boisvert, Nu Sigma 2010Christopher J. Bond, Beta Tau 2005Kevin J. Boots, Tau Theta 2011Frank B. Bott, Theta Xi 1985David S. E. Boulay, Tau Theta 2011William A. J. Bourassa, Pi 1971D. Stuart Bowers, Phi Epsilon 1981John A. Brady III, Phi Epsilon 1985Richard M. Breeswine, Pi Sigma 1987Matthew T. Brennan, Pi Kappa 2014Simeon G. Brigden, Theta Xi 1982Milivoj Brkovic III, Theta Eta 2010Donald R. Broderick, Delta 1971William Brooks, Delta Chi 1999Carter William Brown, Alpha Psi 2009Hamson Brown, Chi Gamma 2014Malcolm Brown, Chi Gamma 2017Joel D. Brown, Chi Gamma 1985Mitchell S. Brown, Kappa Phi 1986Michael M. Bruce, Pi 2008Herbert A. Bruce, Theta Xi 1973Thomas R. Buchanan, Beta 1972William C. Buck, Tau 1950Michael K. Burdick, Pi Tau 1989Dr. Eric W. Burger, Rho Alpha 1984Capt. Carl W. Burns, Delta 1964David W. Busacca Esq., Tau Delta 1973Christopher C. Bush, Phi 2011Robert T. Busteed, Omicron 1960

Kevin J. Canavan, Tau 1976Donald N. Canham, Xi 1970RADM James J. Carey USN (Ret.), Omega 1960Patrick M. Carney, Phi Lambda 1976Matthew P. Carnovale, Delta Chi 2012Ronald Cass, Nu 1984Jonathan Charest, Eta 2010Justin Alexander Charles, Psi 2014Brendon R. W. Chetwynd, Pi Tau 1995Nicholas W. Cholodny, Tau Theta 2007Donald B. Chubb PE, Tau 1950Jonathan Chung, Delta Kappa 2003Patrick Cirella, Phi 2009Brock Clancy, Alpha Psi 2010Douglas A. Clark, Delta 1984Jonathan S. Clark, Theta Phi 2008Robert K. Colton, Alpha Omega 1990Alexander C. Concepcion, Pi Sigma 2012Patrick M. Connolly, Phi Epsilon 1997Mitchell A. Cooper, Nu 2006William C. Cooper Jr., Tau 1959Peter M. Cosier, Alpha Pi 2007William E. R. Cowell de Gruchy, Iota Omicron 2009Robert G. Cronyn, Sigma Zeta 1990Dean P. Cummings, Alpha Beta 1992George J. D’Angelo, Phi Epsilon 1978Andrei F. Dan, Alpha Psi 2014Jeremy D. Daross, Iota Alpha 1996Brant E. Davis, Alpha Epsilon 2008Gregory Decz, Xi 1996Eric Deraney, Phi 2012Edison W. Dick Esq., Eta 1959John M. Dileo, Alpha Pi 2006James M. Donald, Theta Phi 1982Douglas P. Donaldson, Theta 1972Christopher M. Donohue, Pi Sigma 2012John Doucette, Psi 1987John T. Doyle, Kappa 1976Evan J. Doyle, Pi Tau 2013John P. M. Doyle, Tau 2010Maurice Ducoing, Psi 2003William R. Dugan, Lambda 1966Kevin J. Dumas, Pi Tau 2003Dustin W. Durst, Iota Alpha 2002Bruce W. Eckstein, Nu 1960Robert J. Edgmon, Iota Alpha 1988John G. Ellis, Sigma Zeta 1981Robert L. Emert II CPA, Pi Kappa 1983Todd English, Iota Alpha 1998Joel N. Ephross, Eta 1982

Jonathan R. Ernesto, Nu Sigma 2004Carl P. Eshelman, Phi Lambda 1970Edward Etess, Pi 1959William J. P. Evans, Alpha Theta 2008Jonathon Fagert, Nu 2009John S. Failla, Phi Epsilon 1978Christopher J. Fazio, Alpha Pi 2000Matthew R. Felser, Pi Sigma 2012Peter J. Fitzpatrick Jr., Phi 2016Joseph M. Fleishman, Iota Alpha 2003Daniel V. Florencio, Pi Sigma 2011John D. Forster, Xi 1966Eric C. Frank, Iota Alpha 1993Joshua T. Frazier, Xi 2015Michael J. Freiman, Phi Epsilon 1978Eric Fried, Iota Alpha 1999Michael Fyrberg, Pi Tau 1997Michael P. Ganci, Theta 1984Phillip J. Gass, Phi 2000Richard N. Gateman, Chi Gamma 1981John S. Gebhardt, Phi 1969Michael B. Genett, Phi 2015Larry K. Gent, Chi Gamma 1983Scott R. Gentry, Phi Lambda 1985Charles E. Gibbons, Psi 2006Barth H. Gillan, Alpha Psi 1985Ronald S. Girvitz, Chi Gamma 1986Robert T. Goldberg, Alpha 1982Henry D. Goldman, Chi 1975Nicholas S. Grassetti, Pi Sigma 2012Jason K. Green, Pi Epsilon 1996Dillon M. Green, Beta Tau 2002Ben Grover, Eta 2003Maximilian Gubert, Alpha Psi 2014Brandon M. C. Gurley, Tau Theta 2007Stephen M. Halperin, Beta Tau 1984James F. P. Hampson, Pi Sigma 2012Donald R. Harmer, Pi Sigma 1963William J. Harper III, Tau Gamma 1979Stephen S. Harper, Iota 1965Joshua F. Hart, Kappa 1979Geoffrey Harter, Iota Alpha 1997George L. Hawthorne III, Gamma 1951Grant S. Held, Kappa 1989Dr. Thomas P. Herbell PhD, Nu 1956Perry S. Herst Jr., Epsilon 1951Jeffrey A. Herzog, Phi Epsilon 1999Dr. Leslie G. Hilger Jr. MD, Mu 1965J. Anthony Hodgson CGA, Theta Xi 1983Dan Homoncik, Tau Theta 2009Thomas P. Hopper, Tau Theta 2011Ripley H. Hunter III, Iota 1980

Richard S. Hunter, Iota Delta 1984M. David Hunter, Iota Alpha 1980Geoffrey Brett Husted, Phi 2014Christopher R. Hutter, Phi Epsilon 1989Trevor J. Ilse, Nu 2007Robert D. A. Isaacs, Iota Omicron 2010Robert Thomas Jewett, Psi 1961Earl Johnson Jr., Upsilon 1954Robert Bruce Johnston, Theta Xi 1979Andrew L. Jones, Sigma Zeta 2003Johann Joubert, Alpha Theta 2009Christopher Jusky, Tau Theta 2012Riddhish Kankariya, Phi 2007Ozgur Karaosmanoglu, Beta Tau 1984Mark O. Karatoprak, Nu Sigma 2011Robert E. Kaska, Xi 1978E. Frederick Kasold Jr., Pi 1970R. Douglas Kaye, Theta Xi 1979Timothy R. Kennedy, Eta 1981Patrick A. Kepp, Alpha Pi 2010Peter D. L. Kern, Nu Sigma 2005MacLane C. Key Esq., Alpha Nu 1996Daniel A. King, Tau Gamma 1995Michiaki Kono, Sigma Zeta 2005Dr. Robert A. Kravecs Jr. DMD, Theta 1977Jeffrey Kritch, Lambda Psi 1994Charles J. Krug, Phi 1953Carl A. Kuhrmeyer, Alpha Beta 1949William C. Kulsky, Chi Gamma 1989Keenan Douglas Kunst, Delta Chi 2012Michael Kurtz, Theta Phi 2000John J. LaDien, Sigma 2010Alex H. Ladouceur, Chi Gamma 1982Eric R. Landry, Pi Tau 2010Ewen D. Lasalle, Chi Gamma 1990Justin J. Laskowski, Pi Sigma 2013Tristan S. Lawrie, Alpha 2001David M. Lazarenko, Chi Gamma 2005Robert M. Lea, Sigma Zeta 1964Jay H. Leblang, Beta Tau 2004J. Y. John Lee, Theta Xi 2016Darren R. Littell, Phi Lambda 2006Graham D. Little, Delta Kappa 2004Dr. James J. Ljunglin, Pi 1957David A. Loomis, Nu 2006Father Edmund A. Luciano III, Nu Sigma 2005David W. Lyons, Phi Epsilon 1980Roderick J. Macdonald, Theta Xi 1983Robert J. MacMullen, Alpha Mu 2003James S. Madsen, Rho Alpha 1981

SocietyHERITAGE

2014 Membership listing


Dr. Charles E. Magnuson PhD, Omicron 1962Stephan J. Maguire II, Iota Alpha 1992Les Mann III, Phi Lambda 1973Michael P. Manzano, Sigma Zeta 2003Patrick Martin, Lambda Psi 2009Robert P. Mather, Theta Xi 1969Douglas W. Maybank, Theta Xi 1978Scott L. Mayo, Phi 2005Franklin S. Mayse, Nu 2007Brian K. McCready, Chi Gamma 1999Jerimiah R. McDonald, Chi Gamma 1995Geoffrey R. McElroy, Pi Tau 2001Gregory E. McElroy, Phi 1970Sims McGrath III, Phi Lambda 2010Matthew J. McGuire, Theta Xi 1997Christopher T. McGuire, Alpha Psi 2011William E. McKnight, Theta Xi 1980Keith R. Mcleod, Chi Gamma 2006Brian C. McManus, Upsilon Mu 1999George G. McNeillie III, Theta Xi 1973Benjamin Meck, Nu 2009David L. Metzger, Omicron 2001Cmdr. Steven R. Michaels, Omega 1991Christopher H. Miller, Alpha Pi 2007Isaiah E. J. Miller, Nu Delta 2014Brian S. Mittleberg, Delta Chi 2012Gary L. Mootz, Pi Sigma 1963Kevin K. Moradi, Phi 2007Nicholas A. Moriarty, Pi Tau 2003Ryan A. Moseley, Pi Tau 2012Marcus L. Moss, Tau Theta 2010Michael Murphy, Mu Theta 1983Jason R. Murphy Esq, Beta Tau 2002Vidushan Nadarajah, Phi 2014Yaniv Daniel Nahon, Delta Chi 2012Anthony R. Napolitano, Sigma Zeta 2005John P. Nelson, Alpha Beta 1989Paul A. Neri, Nu 1980Jason H. Nguyen, Phi Epsilon 2009M. Jay Nicholson, Theta Xi 1974J. Corey Nicholson, Theta Xi 1979Richard J. Niels Jr., Iota Alpha 1982Kevin P. Norcott, Pi Tau 2001

Andrew M. Nunez, Iota Alpha 1995Andrew C. O’Brien, Phi Epsilon 2002Rev. Robert J. O’Donnell CSP, Rho Alpha 1985Jason H. Oh, Psi 2007Ryan M. Oldham, Alpha Psi 2002Guy P. Olliff-Cooper, Iota Omicron 2013Christopher J. Olsen, Phi Lambda 1987Philip G. Osborn, Nu 1960Peter B. Pakradooni, Sigma 1961Nicholas E. Palmer, Pi Tau 1997Anav J. Pant, Alpha Epsilon 2016James A. Pavlat, Pi Tau 1997Scott P. Pedersen, Psi 1990Aaron J. Persinger, Omicron 2008B. Wayne Peterson, Pi Epsilon 1981Ronald I. Petri, Sigma Phi 1975Brian S. Phillips, Iota Alpha 2000Michael A. Pillagalli, Pi Kappa 1971Matthew M. Pirkowski, Eta 2008Robert A. Pirraglia, Phi 1969Kraig A. Prange, Omicron 1993Joseph Prencipe, Phi Lambda 2010Evan S. Pressman, Pi Tau 1984John F. Price, Gamma 1954John D. Pritchard, Psi 2016Juan L. Ramos-Mendez, Nu Sigma 2013Antanas R. Rasymas, Chi Gamma 1988William J. Reiner, Phi 1969Andrew J. Reinicke, Sigma Zeta 2003Michael T. Reynolds, Psi 2015Alan H. Rice, Alpha Beta 1950Anthony M. Richardson, Pi Tau 2009Christopher M. Riha, Sigma Zeta 2004Justin J. Ripley, Pi Tau 1999Yashodhan C. Risbud, Kappa Phi 1992James J. Robertello, Alpha Pi 2000John Rodriguez, Nu Sigma 2010Thomas P. M. Roerden, Psi 1983Steven H. Rogers, Theta 1973Michael J. Rogers, Sigma Zeta 1975Aaron W. Ronksley, Beta Tau 2007Eric D. Roth, Phi Epsilon 2001Jay L. Rothberg, Delta Chi 1969

Anatoly Rozental, Psi 2010Brandon G. Rubadou, Pi Tau 2012Dane R. Rude, Phi Epsilon 2011Sean P. Ruffner, Sigma Phi 1987William S. Ruggles, Theta 1974Ralph S. Rumsey, Xi 1965Michael B. Ruth, Alpha Theta 2005Dr. John L. Safko Sr. PhD, Nu 1960Xavier A. San Miguel, Psi 2006Michael Sankari, Phi 2002Robert S. Sannicandro, Phi 2002Peter Scamardella, Kappa Phi 1991William L. Schubert, Sigma Zeta 1965Corey M. Scull, Pi Sigma 2012Evann J. R. Seary, Theta Eta 2010D. Alexander Serbert, Tau Theta 2015Kevin P. Shannon, Phi Epsilon 1982Alexander Sharif, Phi 2009Anthony E. Shibata, Omicron 2005Joshua Shoenfeld, Phi 2006Richard G. Shuhany, Mu Theta 1968David L. Sims, Sigma 1976Michael R. Slomianyj, Theta 1977Peter S. Slomianyj, Theta 1976Andrew B. Smith, Iota Delta 1985Brian E. Snedic, Iota Alpha 2004Edward H. Snowden, Mu 1976Lorne Sobczyk, Chi Gamma 2008Jeffrey M. Solomon, Alpha Pi 2009Rishi K. Sood, Nu 2011John C. Spohn, Pi 1981S. Scott Staton, Alpha Pi 2005John Stelmach, Theta 1975H. David Stiff, Theta Xi 1983Jonathan Stott, Sigma 2007James E. Studdiford, Kappa 1951Jared S. Sunshine, Alpha 2004John C. Surufka, Alpha Epsilon 20132nd Lieut. Gavriel Swerling, Phi Epsilon 2011Frank H. Tam, Phi 2003James D. Terlizzi, Delta 1985Dylan H. Thomas, Sigma Zeta 2004Albert J. Tien, Beta Tau 1987

Robert F Trombley, Xi 2007James Upright, Mu Theta 2009Thomas S. J. Vaivada, Theta Xi 1983Alan R. van den Arend, Psi 2010Attila Vass, Theta Phi 2004Ryan James Vinson, Pi Sigma 2013Geffrey P. Vitale, Pi Sigma 1997Barry Wadler, Phi 1983Judson A Waite, Tau 2014M. Lauck Walton, Pi 1984Cameron D. Wasdell, Theta Xi 1983Jacob Weddle, Phi Epsilon 2002E. Jordan Wells, Delta Chi 2012Franklin H. White, Phi 1950Simon M. Wignall, Alpha Psi 2000Peter C. Wijnbergen, Theta Xi 1986Mark B. Williams, Beta Tau 2002Richard V. Willis, Chi Gamma 1980William L. Woldenberg, Beta Tau 2007R. Curtis Worsey, Tau Gamma 1980William J. Wright, Alpha Pi 2003Andrew H. Yeager, Beta Sigma 2008Jon O. Yedvab, Delta 1987Federico J. Zablah, Delta Chi 2013Robert Zabors, Omega 1984Phillip M. Zee, Omega 1984Matthew J. Zepernick, Pi 2006Michael Zold, Theta Xi 1988

Waldo M. Allen, Eta 1916Thomas H. Bacon, Beta 1940Rupert O. Beltz, Gamma 1931Robert H. Boroughs, Phi Lambda 1950Adolph W. Borsum, Sigma Zeta 1924J. F. Bradley Jr., Xi 1952George A. Brakeley Jr., Sigma 1938Wellington R. Burt Jr., Psi 1956Howard Butcher III, Sigma 1923Dr. Louis J. Capozzoli Sc. D., Phi 1947Richard S. Clarke, Alpha 1933Frederick W. Cole, Psi Epsilon 1928William R. Comber, Phi 1933Harold Conrad, Alpha Beta 1941

John L. Coulson, Psi Epsilon 1939Dr. Richard H. Driscoll, Gamma 1937William S. Dwinnell, Eta 1929Donald E. Engebretson, Alpha Beta 1939James S. Eustice, Alpha Epsilon 1954Herbert C. Evans, Sigma Zeta 1942Gordon E. Falkenau, Gamma 1935Harold B. Finley, Phi 1919Roy A. Foulke Jr., Lambda 1950Stephen Hartwell, Tau 1936William B. Haynes Jr., Phi 1947Vance G. James, Omicron 1940Theodore C. Jenks, Phi Lambda 1929Fred M. Kirby II, Tau 1942

James H. Lynch, Phi Lambda 1940Lt. Col. James R. Mailler Ret., Gamma 1952Ernest C. Marriner Jr., Chi 1940Patrick A. Martin, Pi Sigma 1977Ike McCoy, Iota 1931James H. McLaughlin, Theta Xi 1952Donald C. Moore, Epsilon 1946Eric H. Olson, Gamma 1947Richard E. Parr, Pi Epsilon 1956Francis R. Pattberg, Delta 1937Churchill C. Peters, Eta 1919Andrew Russo, Alpha 1983Leighton T. Saville, Delta 1951

John H. Schwarten Jr., Phi 1925Richard W. Smith, Omicron 1933George H. Snell, Delta 1959John Marks Templeton, Eta 1934Joseph B. Tiffany, Phi 1938Albert C. Valentine, Phi 1921Gordon Voorhis, Phi 1919Michael F. Weisbard, Phi 1965Owen M. Williams, Rho Alpha 1999Wendell W. Witter, Iota 1932George K. Wyman, Mu 1935

Zeta Psi honors those members of the Heritage Society who have passed, but whose generosity lives on for all Zetes.


Scholarship Recipients With the help of generous and dedicated brothers, like those listed in this edition of The Circle, the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation and the Zeta Psi Foundation of Canada are able to award both merit and need-based scholarships. Dedicated Elder volunteers review the hundreds of applications each year, evaluating them based on academics, campus involvement, need, and dedication to their chapter of Zeta Psi, and the brotherhood as a whole. For Spring 2014 and Fall 2014, Zeta Psi awarded more than $50,000 of scholarships ranging from $250-$1000. If you are pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree and would like to apply for a scholarship, please visit

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Peter Leach (American)Devin McNally (American)Logan Bancroft Boucher (American)Gary Zottoli (American)Kyle Breckenridge (American)Andrew Huebert (Binghamton)Luke Alber (Binghamton)Alexander Liu (Binghamton)Christopher Tien (Case Western Reserve)Jacob Sullivan (Case Western Reserve)Jonathon Wanta (Case Western Reserve)Josh Immerman (Case Western Reserve)Raymond Dong (Chicago)Dariusz Blachowicz (Chicago)Christopher Bragale (Chicago)Mustafa Ibrahim (Chicago)David Sung (Chicago)Robin Greif (Chicago)Justin Charles (Cornell)Daniel Kezerashvili (Cornell)Reed Geisler (Cornell)Ryan Walter (Cornell)Andrew Zipkin (Cornell)Edward Hochman (Cornell)Peter Urian (Cornell)Eric Siu (Dartmouth)Joseph Gowen (Georgetown)Connor Henderson (Georgetown)

Davis Bhagat (UIC)Jacob Di Giovanni (Illinois)Kevin Robinson (Lafayette)Nick Schraffenberger (Maryland)Joshua Frazier (Michigan)Harrison Steele (NC State)Alexander Svehla (Nebraska Wesleyan)Evan Hubert (Nebraska Wesleyan)Hayden Thomson (Nebraska Wesleyan)Marshall Ozaki (Nebraska Wesleyan)Thomas Schroeder (Nebraska Wesleyan)Neal Bakshi (NYU)Geoffrey Husted (NYU)Travis Owen (NYU)Andrew Laracy (NYU)Evan Matthews (NYU)Ross Perkle (NYU)Nicholas Manzo (NYU)Matthew Cavagnero (NYU)Brian Erickson (NYU)Peter Fitzpatrick (NYU)Evan Johnson (NYU)Jesse Yu (NYU)Zaid Khan (NYU)Rahul Basu (NYU)Raymond Li (NYU)Christopher Brennan (Penn State)Tanner Johnson (Princeton)

Taylor Peck (Princeton)Philip Mooney (Princeton)Brendan Jablonski (RPI)Michael Scocozza (RPI)Nick Keefe (RPI)Nathaniel Haskell (RPI)Michael Stimmel (Rutgers)Tim Sporcic (Seton Hall)Anthony Holesworth (Seton Hall)Amir Amiri (Texas)Peter Federman (Tufts)Zachary Butzin-Dozier (Tufts)Michael Bosworth (Tulane)Adam Kline (Tulane)Kyle Falvey (Tulane)Adam Griego (Tulane)Jonathan Silberstein (UC Berkeley)Tyler Steil (UC Berkeley)Jeffrey Wolfrum (UC Berkeley)Jeffrey Arditti (North Carolina)Glenn Boyles (North Carolina)Matthew Crowley (Virginia Tech)William Carruthers (Virginia)Blake Dean (Washington)Kevin Park (Washington)Griffin Taylor (Washington)Tyler Tilbe (WPI)Quinn Perry (WPI)

Logan Bancroft Boucher (American)Drew Copeland (American)Cyrus Chansler (American)Kyle Breckenridge (American)Alexander Liu (Binghamton)James McDonald (Binghamton)Luke Alber (Binghamton)Andrew Huebert (Binghamton)Brook Zhang (Case Western Reserve)Kaiwen Luan (Chicago)Jawwad Zakaria (Chicago)Robin Greif (Chicago)Rashidul Esrar (Chicago)Christopher Bragale (Chicago)Mustafa Ibrahim (Chicago)Eugene Sokolov (Cooper Union)Edward Hochman (Cornell)Jeff Shu Lee (Dartmouth)Kenneth Amaya (Dartmouth)

Brett Humphrey (Georgetown)Francisco Collantes (Georgetown)Bhargav Desai (UIC)Jonathan Chao (Illinois)Timos Pietris (Marist College)Nick Schraffenberger (Maryland)Joshua Frazier (Michigan)George Spears (Michigan)Harrison Steele (NC State)Evan Johnson (NYU)Nicholas Acosta (NYU)Matthew Cavagnero (NYU)John Reda (Penn State)Anthony Holesworth (Seton Hall)Richard Stella (Seton Hall)Amin Bahari (Texas)Justin Waldo (Texas)Joseph Sperry (Texas)Connor Kelly (Texas)

Peter Federman (Tufts)Alexander Sheena (Tulane)Grant Pugatch (UC Berkeley)Andrew Knowles (UC Davis)Jonathan Easterman (UCSB)James Soares (UCSB)Kyle Brown (UCSB)Kyle O’ Connor (UCSB)Matthew Thornton (UCSB)Kevin Moore (UCSB)Tommy Kherkher (UCSB)Glory Okwori (USF)Henry Lindstrom (Washington)Malik Ceesay (Washington)Tyler Tilbe (WPI)Thomas Cormier (WPI)Cesar Rodriguez (WPI)Matthew Chavez (Yale)Mikhail Reece (Yale)

Spring 2014

Fall 2014


Cumulative Giving ClubsGIVING UPDATES \\\

Special note: Below are our top donors, listed by their current lifetime giving club status. This is list does not necessarily reflect all members of each giving club, but rather those members of each giving club whom have made a gift to Zeta Psi since the beginning of the most recently completed Zeta Psi fiscal year. The approximate period represented is June 2013 - November 2014. Gifts made after November 1, 2014 will be listed in the next edition of The Circle. For gifts made before June 2013, please see the previous edition for donor information. This information also applies to the listing of donors by chapter on the following pages.

FC – the Founders Circle, $100,000 and upEF – the 1847 Society, $25,000 to $49,999

PA – the Phi Alpha’s Council, $5,000 to $9,999SC – the Silver Circle, $1,000 to $2,499

ML – the Red Motley Leadership Club, $250 to $499HS – Heritage Society Member

OE – the Order of the Escutcheon, $50,000 to $99,999OF – Order of the Five-pointed Star, $10,000 to $24,999

GC – the Golden Circle, $2,500 to $4,999CA – the Comstock Associates, $500 to $999

CC – the Century Club, $100 to $249Z4L - Zete4Life Member

Founder’s CircleD. Stuart Bowers, Phi Epsilon ‘81

William C. Buck, Tau ‘50

David W. Busacca Esq., Tau Delta ‘73

Douglas P. Donaldson, Theta ‘72

Michael J. Freiman, Phi Epsilon ‘78

Daniel A. King, Tau Gamma ‘95

Alan H. Rice, Alpha Beta ‘50

Order of the EscutcheonRobert T. Busteed, Omicron ‘60

Edison W. Dick, Eta ‘59

Leslie G. Hilger Jr. MD, Mu ‘65

S. Dillard Kirby, Tau ‘81

Alex H. Ladouceur, Chi Gamma ‘82

James J. Ljunglin, Pi ‘57

Les Mann III, Phi Lambda ‘73

Gregory E. McElroy, Phi ‘70

Andrew M. Nunez, Iota Alpha ‘95

Rev. Robert J. O’Donnell, Rho Alpha ‘85

Jay L. Rothberg, Delta Chi ‘69

Peter S. Slomianyj, Theta ‘76

David M. Underwood, Eta ‘58

R. Curtis Worsey, Tau Gamma ‘80

1847 SocietyRichard M. Breeswine, Pi Sigma ‘87

Douglas S. Boothe, Omicron Epsilon ‘86

RADM James J. Carey, Omega ‘60

Patrick M. Carney, Phi Lambda ‘76

Edison W. Dick Esq., Eta ‘59

Bruce W. Eckstein, Nu ‘60

Edward Etess, Pi ‘59

Stephen M. Halperin, Beta Tau ‘84

Stephen S. Harper, Iota ‘65

Perry S. Herst, Epsilon ‘51

Allen H. Hobbs, Pi ‘91

M. David Hunter, Iota Alpha ‘80

Earl Johnson Jr., Upsilon ‘54

Carl A. Kuhrmeyer, Alpha Beta ‘49

John C. Long, Tau Gamma ‘83

Gary L. Mootz, Pi Sigma ‘63

Don A. Nelson CPA, Sigma Zeta ‘48

Walker Smith Jr., Mu ‘50

John Stelmach, Theta ‘75

James D. Terlizzi, Delta ‘85

Tim J. Trankina, Delta ‘84

Order of the Five-Pointed StarDwight W. Anderson, Omicron Epsilon ‘89

Anthony Barkan, Omicron Epsilon ‘88

Theodore W. Brickman Jr., Alpha Epsilon ‘55

Thomas R. Buchanan, Beta ‘72

Robert J. Chaves, Psi ‘63

William C. Cooper Jr., Tau ‘59

Gerald W. Cunningham, Psi ‘56

John T. Doyle, Kappa ‘76

William S. Floyd Jr., Iota ‘56

James A. Forese, Omicron Epsilon ‘86

Andrew M. Frisvold, Phi Epsilon ‘06

Hon. Arthur J. Gajarsa, Pi ‘62

Fritz C. Gebhard, Tau ‘71

Edward T. Guy III, Gamma ‘83

MacLane C. Key Esq., Alpha Nu ‘96

Robert A. Kravecs Jr. DMD, Theta ‘77

William M. Lee Jr., Psi ‘70

Robert B. Leonard, Pi ‘61

James S. Madsen, Rho Alpha ‘81

Charles E. Magnuson PhD, Omicron ‘62

Bernard L. Magnussen, Mu ‘59

James M. Meade, Pi ‘84

Ronald E. Miller PE, Nu ‘69

William M. Moore MD, Zeta ‘58

K. Deane Reade Jr., Delta ‘63

Thomas P. M. Roerden, Psi ‘83

Steven H. Rogers, Theta ‘73

Kenneth E. Ryan Esq., Delta ‘75

John L. Safko Sr. PhD, Nu ‘60

D. Gary Soya MD, Phi ‘83

David B. Thompson, Delta ‘67

M. Lauck Walton, Pi ‘84

David Weild III, Eta ‘52

Franklin H. White, Phi ‘50

William E. Young, Gamma ‘60

Phi Alpha’s CouncilPaul B. Barringer II, Beta ‘52

Simeon G. Brigden, Theta Xi ‘82

Ronald Cass, Nu ‘84

John D. Clark, Omicron Epsilon ‘87

Jonathan G. Curtis, Kappa ‘69

Douglas D. Dalke, Omicron ‘79

George J. D’Angelo, Phi Epsilon ‘78

Graham M. Day, Tau ‘99

Irwin F. Deister Jr., Xi ‘51

Michael J. Del Giudice, Kappa ‘82

Frederick K. Duhring, Iota ‘44

Richard B. Elliott, Phi Lambda ‘58

John G. Ellis, Sigma Zeta ‘81

Robert J. Evans III, Tau ‘78

John S. Failla, Phi Epsilon ‘78

Adam J. Fechter, Phi Epsilon ‘91

Eric C. Frank, Iota Alpha ‘93

Richard A. Frodsham, Phi ‘62

Henry D. Goldman, Chi ‘75

Robert P. Gruninger MD, Phi ‘50

Walter J. Hedley Jr., Phi ‘51

David L. Heilman, Pi Kappa ‘87

John S. Hendry, Upsilon Mu ‘77

Roderick M. Hills, Mu ‘52

George W. Holcomb III, Beta ‘76

Burton M. Judson Jr., Nu ‘61

Steven E. Karol, Kappa ‘76

Jefferson Kirby, Tau ‘84

Robert A. Lugari, Gamma ‘85

Arthur M. Marush MD, Phi Lambda ‘72

George G. McNeillie, Theta Xi ‘70

James I. Miller, Gamma ‘49

Brian M. Moloney, Eta ‘93

Stuart T. Moy, Phi ‘81

George L. Mueller, Omega ‘64

Paul A. Neri, Nu ‘80

J. Corey Nicholson, Theta Xi ‘79

Donald J. Peters Jr., Beta Tau ‘81

Ronald I. Petri, Sigma Phi ‘75

Michael A. Pillagalli, Pi Kappa ‘71

Robert A. Pirraglia, Phi ‘69

Harvey L. Poppel Jr., Pi ‘58

Raymond G. Pounds, Iota ‘72

Alfred L. Purrington III, Upsilon ‘55

Michael D. Rash, Pi Sigma ‘91

Robert J. Rehak, Omega ‘71

William J. Reiner, Phi ‘69

John E. Schippel, Xi ‘56

Jack R. Schufreider, Omega ‘50

Albert W. Seifert, Delta ‘59

Georges C. St. Laurent Jr., Eta ‘58

T. Howard F. Stick, Eta ‘60

Lee H. Stiles Jr., Omega ‘48

Burton C. Swenson, Iota ‘55

Lawrence E. Tannas Jr., Sigma Zeta ‘59

Ronald J. Vincent, Iota ‘48

Mark P. Visser, Pi ‘92

Daniel D. Wambold, Rho Alpha ‘92

Eric P. Wente, Mu ‘73

Peter C. Wijnbergen, Theta Xi ‘86


/// GIVING UPDATES

Alpha (Columbia)Justin M. Ifill ‘06 SC

Claude P. Lamedica ‘82 SC

David A. Matteini ‘01 SC

Michael D. Mayer ‘91 SC

Michael J. Pomeroy ‘02 SC

Jared S. Sunshine ‘04 SC HS

William Tietjen ‘84 GC

Andrew J. Werden ‘88 SC

Alpha Beta (Minnesota)Donald B. Bonstrom ‘51 GC

Richard J. Gapinski ‘56 CA

Ronald M. Jacobson ‘60 CC

Todd A. Klement ‘93 CA

Carl A. Kuhrmeyer ‘49 EF HS

John B. LaLonde MD ‘60 SC

Andrew M. Montalbano ‘97 CC

Alan H. Rice ‘50 FC HS

Roger G. Ruckert ‘79 CA

Robert J. Schroeder ‘49 SC

Jeffrey G. Scott ‘68 SC

Wayne A. Toenjes ‘72 SC

Peter J. Torvik Sr. ‘60 SC

Roger D. Weisman ‘56 SC

Alpha Epsilon (Illinois)Ronald S. Anderson ‘74 SC

James A. Ardissono ‘75 SC

Timothee Bouhour ‘13 CC Z4L

Theodore W. Brickman Jr. ‘55 OF

Jesus Gumaro Campos ‘13 CC Z4L

Fernando Cortes ‘05 CC

Brant E. Davis ‘08 CA HS Z4L

David R. Denis ‘45 GC

Conor P. Desmond ‘09 Z4L

Donald W. Edwards ‘52 CA

Timothy Harker ‘12 CC Z4L

James Hastings ‘97 CA

Benjamin E. Heck ‘08 ML Z4L

James S. Javore ‘67 SC

Charles H. Lindrooth ‘56 SC

Richard S. Morse ‘64 GC

Ivar Nelson ‘52 GC

John J. O’Brien ‘05 CA

Carl A. Palczewski ‘75 SC

Anav J. Pant ‘16 HS Z4L

Robert R. Patha ‘66 ML

Timothy L. Schmidt ‘89 ML

John C. Surufka ‘13 CA HS Z4L

Martin J. Weinberger ‘88 CA

Alpha Mu (Dalhousie)Alphonse W. Brodeur ‘53 CC

Lawrence E. Brophy ‘70 ML

Alpha Nu (Claremont Colleges)Daniel S. Byun ‘97 SC

MacLane C. Key Esq. ‘96 OF HS Z4L

Adam J. Wasserman ‘94

Alpha Omega (Villanova)Joseph E. Croasdale ‘85 SC

Anthony J. Villari ‘87 ML

Alpha Pi (Virginia Tech)Robert J. Clements ‘84 CA

Brian M. Grozdanoff ‘96 SC

2013-2014 Supporters of Zeta Psi by Chapter

Golden Circle SocietyMark J. Anderson, Phi Lambda ‘74

William D. Andres, Pi Sigma ‘69

Daniel J. Bailey III, Rho ‘81

Lawrence M. Baum, Gamma ‘87

Paul G. Benedum Jr., Epsilon ‘54

Herbert J. Blabe Jr., Phi ‘49

Donald B. Bonstrom, Alpha Beta ‘51

Robert H. Bosselman, Upsilon Mu ‘87

William A. J. Bourassa, Pi ‘71

Bruce D. Boyd, Phi Lambda ‘69

John A. Brady III, Phi Epsilon ‘85

David M. Brain, Beta Tau ‘78

Anthony H. Breslin Sr., Gamma ‘49

Martin Brezner, Gamma ‘81

Stephen D. Busch, Beta ‘77

Michael Q. Bush, Pi Tau ‘87

John C. Butterfield, Omega ‘49

Christopher T. Campbell, Alpha Psi ‘01

Donald N. Canham, Xi ‘70

Thomas H. Carskadden, Phi Lambda ‘57

John W. Champlin, Omega ‘67

Gary E. Christ, Delta ‘67

Vincent J. Cole, Gamma ‘78

James C. Conklin, Theta ‘70

Harry J. Copperthwaite, Psi ‘69

Russell D. Corning, Sigma Zeta ‘49

Mark P. Cunningham, Epsilon ‘84

William A. Daigneau, Nu ‘68

William D. Davies Jr., Eta ‘50

C. Michael De Vegvar, Rho Alpha ‘85

David R. Denis, Alpha Epsilon ‘45

Roger Dinella, Tau ‘84

Ronald U. Dolfi, Pi ‘77

Kevin M. Fillip, Gamma ‘82

David B. Fletcher, Phi Epsilon ‘86

John D. Forster, Xi ‘66

James B. Gallinatti, Iota ‘52

Phillip J. Gass, Phi ‘00

Mark E. Goehring, Tau Delta ‘76

Richard H. Gould, Mu ‘59

Oliver D. Hamlin III, Mu ‘42

William C. Handorf, Xi ‘66

Denton R. Hanford, Xi ‘59

W. Clark Hargrove III, Upsilon ‘69

Joshua F. Hart, Kappa ‘79

Robert G. Heitsenrether, Gamma ‘85

Thomas P. Herbell PhD, Nu ‘56

Jeffrey S. Hersch, Kappa Phi ‘87

Lt. Col. James B. Hiller, Pi Tau ‘85

J. Anthony Hodgson CGA, Theta Xi ‘83

David R. Holland, Omicron Epsilon ‘85

Richard S. Hunter, Iota Delta ‘84

Ripley H. Hunter III, Iota ‘80

Christopher R. Hutter, Phi Epsilon ‘89

C. William Jones, Beta ‘72

Ozgur Karaosmanoglu, Beta Tau ‘84

Nitin P. Karnani, Phi ‘94

E. Frederick Kasold Jr., Pi ‘70

Ray F. Keate, Psi Epsilon ‘76

Horace S. Kenney Jr., Eta ‘47

Brian Knight, Theta Phi ‘58

Charles J. Krug, Phi ‘53

Kevin M. Lastorino DDS, Gamma ‘83

James J. Lennon, Psi ‘54

Donald B. Leonardy, Phi Lambda ‘60

F. Howard Lloyd Jr., Delta ‘47

Franklin G. Magin Jr., Delta ‘57

James J. Maguire, Psi Epsilon ‘83

Robert P. Mather, Theta Xi ‘69

Kingston McKee, Mu ‘53

Brian C. McManus, Upsilon Mu ‘99

Kingston McKee, Mu ‘53

Thomas O. Meder, Nu ‘79

William D. Michalerya, Psi ‘76

Alfred F. Miesemer, Gamma ‘83

Frank H. Miller, Pi Sigma ‘58

Richard S. Morse, Alpha Epsilon ‘64

Joseph D. Mullins Jr., Phi Lambda ‘60

Ivar Nelson, Alpha Epsilon ‘52

Minton J. Newell, Iota ‘60

Peter C. Newell, Iota ‘55

J. Corey Nicholson, Theta Xi ‘79

Peter C. Newell, Iota ‘55

Gary S. Older, Kappa ‘75

W. Gresham O’Malley III, Sigma ‘54

Philip G. Osborn, Nu ‘60

James A. Pavlat, Pi Tau ‘97

John S. Perides, Phi ‘69

Evan S. Pressman, Pi Tau ‘84

Lawrence E. Priddy, Delta ‘54

W. Trent Ragland Jr., Upsilon ‘41

Nathan J. Renie, Tau Gamma ‘99

Robert P. Rogers, Phi Lambda ‘55

Donald T. Rotunno, Kappa Phi ‘91

William S. Ruggles, Theta ‘74

William R. Sandberg Ph.D., Omega ‘70

Philip C. Schneider Jr., Tau ‘54

Michael Schonenberg, Phi Lambda ‘81

Walter Scott Jr., Phi ‘53

Robert L. R. Sendall, Pi ‘59

John C. Simson, Tau Gamma ‘76

Mark L. Sweeney, Tau Gamma ‘76

William Tietjen, Alpha ‘84

George S. Tracy, Gamma ‘85

Glen F. Ulmer, Phi Lambda ‘72

Ferdinand W. Van Deursen, Delta ‘54

Donald H. Vansyckel, Tau Delta ‘73

Bruce Voelker, Psi Epsilon ‘87

Barry Wadler, Phi ‘83

Walter E. Walejeski Jr., Sigma Phi ‘75

Jay J. Webb, Pi ‘61

Clark J. Winslow, Eta ‘62

Robert S. Woodcock, Tau ‘50

S. Zachry Young, Beta ‘72


Robert A. Kackley ‘87 ML

Cagil B. Kendir ‘13 Z4L

Robert P. Rando ‘88 CA

Brian A. Walsh ‘00 Z4L

William J. Wright ‘03 CA HS Z4L

Alpha Psi (McGill)Gregory M. Aikins ‘80 CA

Alphonse W. Brodeur ‘53

Wayne Burke ‘10 Z4L

Christopher T. Campbell ‘01 GC Z4L

Brock Clancy ‘10 CA HS Z4L

Walter S. Cottingham ‘46 CA

Larry Crossan ‘81 Z4L

Hayden Evans ‘10

Hayden Evans ‘14 Z4L

David Fortin ‘11 Z4L

Jean-François Fournier-Héroux ‘10 ML Z4L

Barth H. Gillan ‘85 SC HS Z4L

Anthony F. Griffiths ‘54 SC

Mackenzie P. Hare ‘14 Z4L

Wyatt T. Hnatiw ‘14 Z4L

G. Michael Hobart ‘82 SC

Alec W. Humes ‘05 ML Z4L

Philippe P. Leroux ‘95 CC Z4L

Michael K. MacPhee ‘99 ML

Charles Danger Madon ‘10 Z4L

Christopher T. McGuire ‘11 HS Z4L

Jeffrey Mead ‘12 ML Z4L

Ryan M. Oldham ‘02 CC HS

Stephen L. Poole ‘84 ML Z4L

Stefan D. Z. Prokopetz ‘12 Z4L

Edward A. Roncarelli ‘53 CC Z4L

Lucas D. Sawatzky ‘13 Z4L

Mehmet Shah ‘11 Z4L

Joseph J. Stonehouse ‘11 CC

Ohannes J. Torudag ‘02 ML

Matthew B. Tucci ‘14 Z4L

Adam Weryha ‘10 CC Z4L

Simon M. Wignall ‘00 SC HS Z4L

James M. Wilson ‘84 CC

Anthony J. Zitzmann ‘94 ML Z4L

Alpha Theta (Waterloo)Ryan A. Berckmans ‘09 Z4L

Christopher R. Black ‘05 ML HS Z4L

William J. P. Evans ‘08 ML HS Z4L

Michael B. Ruth ‘05 ML HS Z4L

Beta (Virginia)Paul B. Barringer II ‘52 PA

C. Russell Belcher ‘47 CA

Thomas R. Buchanan ‘72 OF HS

Stephen D. Busch ‘77 GC

William F. Dordelman ‘62 SC

George W. Holcomb III ‘76 PA

Nicholas B. Jalowski ‘77 SC

C. William Jones ‘72 GC

Frank M. McLaughlin Jr. ‘59 CA

W. Hampton Morris ‘73 SC

S. Zachry Young ‘72 GC

Beta Sigma (Georgia)Austin F. Carson ‘09 CC Z4L

Beta Tau (Tulane)Drake Bathke ‘08 CA Z4L

Christopher J. Bond ‘05 HS Z4L

David M. Brain ‘78 GC

Ross M. Capdeville Sr. ‘00 Z4L

Corey Dunbar Esq ‘02 SC Z4L

James R. Eide ‘14 ML Z4L

Joseph G. Gibaldi ‘81 SC

Stephen M. Halperin ‘84 EF HS Z4L

Caleb Benjamin Hogan ‘11 CC

Ozgur Karaosmanoglu ‘84 GC HS

Kurt M. Koenigsberger ‘94 CA

Jay H. Leblang ‘04 ML HS Z4L

Jason R. Murphy Esq ‘02 CC HS Z4L

David A. Nettle ‘90 SC

Donald J. Peters Jr. ‘81 PA

Aaron W. Ronksley ‘07 ML HS Z4L

Mark B. Williams ‘02 CA HS

William L. Woldenberg ‘07 CA HS Z4L

Chi (Colby)Lucien L. Champagne ‘67 SC

Bruce A. Dyer ‘77 ML

Stephen D. Ford ‘68

Robert D. Glaser ‘80 CA

Henry D. Goldman ‘75 PA

Verne K. Heckel III ‘78 SC

Eric A. Meindl ‘67 SC

Chi Gamma (Calgary)Vinay T. Bharadwa ‘83 ML

Alex H. Ladouceur ‘82 OE HS

David M. Lazarenko ‘05 CC HS Z4L

Lorne Sobczyk ‘08 SC HS Z4L

Delta (Rutgers)John E. Bush Jr. ‘70 SC

William J. Cahill ‘71 SC

Gary E. Christ ‘67 GC

David J. Cook ‘03 CC

Daniel H. Davies ‘81 SC

Daniel P. Dow ‘81 CA

John T. Dziczek Jr. ‘71 ML

Arthur J. Fritz ‘64 CA

Stanley C. Green Jr. ‘62 CA

Christopher J. Heiser ‘93 CA

Ronald M. Heymann ‘56 CA

John T. Holder III ‘85 CA

Herbert F. Johnson ‘64

Richard L. Krewson ‘54 SC

Gregory J. Ladas MD ‘63 CA

F. Howard Lloyd Jr. ‘47 GC

Franklin G. Magin Jr. ‘57 GC

Alfred W. Mitlehner PhD ‘56 SC

Walter H. Orth Jr. ‘66 SC

Zoran Petrov ‘01 CA

Lawrence E. Priddy ‘54 GC

K. Deane Reade Jr. ‘63 OF

Rory M. Rickwood ‘73 SC

Kenneth E. Ryan Esq. ‘75 OF

Albert W. Seifert ‘59 PA

Fred A. Sowick ‘50 ML

E. Theodore Stier ‘49 CC

Walter P. Szymanski Jr. ‘63 SC

Jesse I. Taylor Jr. ‘52 CA

James D. Terlizzi ‘85 EF

David B. Thompson ‘67 OF

Tim J. Trankina ‘84 EF

Ferdinand W. Van Deursen ‘54 GC

Robert G. W. Williams Jr. ‘43 CA

Jon O. Yedvab ‘87 SC HS Z4L

Delta Chi (American)William Brooks ‘99 ML HS Z4L

Matthew P. Carnovale ‘12 ML HS Z4L

C. Ronan Conway ‘12 Z4L

Dylan B. Hughes ‘14 Z4L

Zachary F. Meunier ‘10 CA Z4L

Brian S. Mittleberg ‘12 ML HS Z4L

Yaniv Daniel Nahon ‘12 CA HS Z4L

Jay L. Rothberg ‘69 OE HS Z4L

E. Jordan Wells ‘12 CA HS Z4L

Epsilon (Brown)Paul G. Benedum Jr. ‘54 GC

Andrew J. Chlebus ‘71 SC

Mark P. Cunningham ‘84 GC

James M. Goodwillie Jr. ‘70 SC

Conrad B. Herrmann ‘82 SC

Christopher A. Strong ‘71 SC

Perry S. Herst ‘51 EF HS

Eta (Yale)George W. Adams III ‘71 SC

A. James Bates ‘52 CA

Erich L. Cluxton ‘65 CA

Daniel R. Cooney ‘50 CA

William D. Davies Jr. ‘50 GC

Edison W. Dick Esq. ‘59 EF HS

Arthur F. Draper Jr. ‘65 SC

Joel N. Ephross ‘82 CA HS

Gordon Gerson ‘58 SC

Ben Grover ‘03 ML HS Z4L

William C. Howe ‘68 CA

James M. Johnstone ‘55 SC

Horace S. Kenney Jr. ‘47 GC

Robert E. Kipka ‘55 ML

Brian M. Moloney ‘93 PA

Richard B. Platt ‘69 SC

Robert A. Sherwin ‘53 CC

Georges C. St. Laurent Jr. ‘58 PA

Paul Staelin ‘93 CC

T. Howard F. Stick ‘60 PA

George G. Strong Jr. ‘69 ML

David M. Underwood ‘58 OE

George E. Watson III ‘53 SC

David Weild III ‘52 OF

Bryan T. Whalen ‘97 SC

Clark J. Winslow ‘62 GC

Gamma (Syracuse)Lawrence M. Baum ‘87 GC

Anthony H. Breslin Sr. ‘49 GC

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Martin Brezner ‘81 GC

Vincent J. Cole ‘78 GC

Kevin M. Fillip ‘82 GC

Kenneth G. Fredericks ‘52 CA

Stanley P. Gorski Jr. ‘86 ML

Edward T. Guy III ‘83 OF

Robert G. Heitsenrether ‘85 GC

Robert W. Hickey MD ‘83 CA

Alex M. Huff ‘93 CC

Sheldon W. Jones ‘41 SC

Kenneth B. Knabe ‘61 ML

Kevin M. Lastorino DDS ‘83 GC

Robert A. Lugari ‘85 PA

Michael M. Lutjen ‘78 CC

Alfred F. Miesemer ‘83 GC

James I. Miller ‘49 PA

Jonathan E. Perkins ‘79 CA

John F. Price ‘54 SC HS

William R. Staplin ‘40 SC

George S. Tracy ‘85 GC

William E. Young ‘60 OF

Gamma Epsilon (Georgetown)Sven M. Beer ‘15 Z4L

Joseph Alexander Gowen ‘15 Z4L

Brett Humphrey ‘17 Z4L

Michael P. Kiritsy ‘12 CC Z4L

Iota (UC Berkeley)Anthony C. Andrews ‘63 SC

Thomas Biehl ‘83 CA

Ells A. Cragholm ‘68 SC

Andrew P. Dellenbach ‘91 CA

Frederick K. Duhring ‘44 PA

William S. Floyd Jr. ‘56 OF

James B. Gallinatti ‘52 GC

Joseph G. Gorman Jr. ‘61 SC

Robert S. Grant ‘53 SC

William W. Haines Jr. ‘59 SC

Stephen S. Harper ‘65 EF HS

Terence J. Healey ‘87 CA

John B. Healy ‘49 SC

Ripley H. Hunter III ‘80 GC HS

Joseph M. Mock ‘61 SC

Minton J. Newell ‘60 GC

Peter C. Newell ‘55 GC

Raymond G. Pounds ‘72 PA

Drew L. Robarts ‘60 SC

Dean Solinsky ‘43 SC

Ronald J. Vincent ‘48 PA

Phelps Witter Jr. ‘51 SC

Ronald K. Witter ‘53 SC

Iota Alpha (Texas)Clay A. Albers ‘02 CA HS Z4L

Art Arriaga ‘10

Jason C. Babbitt ‘01 ML Z4L

Paul D. Blinn ‘84 SC

Stephen C. Cargo ‘01 Z4L

Dustin W. Durst ‘02 CA HS Z4L

Robert J. Edgmon ‘88 SC HS Z4L

Eric C. Frank ‘93 PA HS

Jonathan A. Green ‘02 ML Z4L

V. David Ho ‘01 ML Z4L

David H. Hunter ‘08 CA Z4L

M. David Hunter ‘80 EF HS Z4L

Stephan J. Maguire II ‘92 CC HS Z4L

Alex Morolez ‘97 ML Z4L

Richard J. Niels ‘82 SC HS

Andrew M. Nunez ‘95 OE HS Z4L

Tim Pino ‘11 ML Z4L

Craig E. Richardson ‘80 CC Z4L

Thomas R. Stell ‘12 CA Z4L

Matt Stephans ‘97 ML Z4L

Matthew E. Stoops ‘97 ML Z4L

Hamilton C. White ‘11 CC Z4L

Gavin S. Whitlock ‘11 Z4L

Iota Delta (UC Davis)Richard S. Hunter ‘84 GC HS

Andrew B. Smith ‘85 SC HS

Iota Nu (Nevada)Robert Hunter ‘16 Z4L

Corey Silva ‘16 Z4L

Iota Omicron (Oxford)Robert D. A. Isaacs ‘10 HS Z4L

Kappa (Tufts)Jonathan G. Curtis ‘69 PA

Michael J. Del Giudice ‘82 PA

John T. Doyle ‘76 OF HS

Serge Eygenson ‘11

Gary M. Fradkin ‘71 ML

Joshua F. Hart ‘79 GC HS

Robert M. Hook ‘52 CA

Steven E. Karol ‘76 PA

William J. Loughlin Jr. ‘78 SC

George C. Marinakis ‘82 CA

Paul F. Murphy ‘52 SC

Gary S. Older ‘75 GC

James T. Poulos MD ‘59 SC

Steven M. Sorrel ‘85 SC

James E. Studdiford ‘51 CA HS

Philip C. Swain Jr. ‘81 SC

Lee F. West ‘75 SC

Norman R. Wright ‘57 SC

Kappa Phi (Cooper Union)John M. Barkaus ‘88 SC

Theodore M. Dezvane ‘92 CA

Jeffrey S. Hersch ‘87 GC

Gregory H. Laufman ‘94 ML

Scott Lyne ‘92 ML Z4L

Andrew J. Okuneff ‘11 CC

Yashodhan C. Risbud ‘92 CC HS

Donald T. Rotunno ‘91 GC

Lambda (Bowdoin)Kevin P. Foster ‘92 CA

George S. Hebb Jr. ‘44 CA

Christopher M. Jackman ‘90 ML

Albert R. Marshall ‘56 CA

William A. McWilliams Jr. ‘57 SC

Hubert S. Shaw Jr. ‘65 CC

Leonard M. Sherman ‘45 SC

Edward F. Woods DMD ‘43 CA

Lambda Psi (Wisconsin)Michael Martin Flynn ‘10

Mu (Stanford)Curt L. Brohard ‘74 CA

Edward L. Culin ‘50 SC

Warren D. Cutting ‘50 CA

Richard H. Gould ‘59 GC

Oliver D. Hamlin III ‘42 GC

Leslie G. Hilger Jr. MD ‘65 OE HS

Richard H. Hillman ‘64 CC

Roderick M. Hills ‘52 PA

Bernard L. Magnussen ‘59 OF

Kingston McKee ‘53 GC

Richard L. Raimondi ‘74 SC

Walker Smith Jr. ‘50 EF

Eric P. Wente ‘73 PA

Mu Pi (Binghamton)Robert Ayars ‘13 Z4L

Mathew J. Braunschiedel ‘12 Z4L

Michael Grinberg ‘15 Z4L

Mu Theta (Alberta)Maxwell N. Anderson ‘15 Z4L

Reinhard Frederking ‘48 SC

Richard H. Hancock ‘70 CA

Donald G. Moses ‘11 CC Z4L

Richard G. Shuhany ‘68 CA HS

Michael Murphy ‘83 SC HS Z4L

Ryan M. Spotowski ‘09 ML Z4L

James Upright ‘09 CC HS Z4L

Allan H. J. Wachowich ‘58 SC

Nu (Case Western Reserve)William H. Ahrens ‘52 CA

Ronald Cass ‘84 PA HS Z4L

William A. Daigneau ‘68 GC

Guy M. Danner ‘88 ML Z4L

Robert M. Dickerson ‘82 SC

Bruce W. Eckstein ‘60 EF HS Z4L

Richard F. Garman ‘42 CA

Thomas P. Herbell PhD ‘56 GC HS

Trevor J. Ilse ‘07 CA HS

Burton M. Judson Jr. ‘61 PA

Manuel S. Kanter ‘94 SC

Gary L. Kelley ‘79 SC

Michael R. Krejsa ‘87 CA

Glenn C. Kuebeler ‘57 SC

Benjamin J. Kupka ‘73 CA

David A. Loomis ‘06 ML HS Z4L

Warner W. Luoma ‘64 CA

Matthew G. Mallet ‘99 CA

Vincent W. Marvin ‘10 CC Z4L

Valentine C. Matula ‘79 SC

Franklin S. Mayse ‘07 HS Z4L

Benjamin Meck ‘09 ML HS Z4L

Thomas O. Meder ‘79 GC

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Ronald E. Miller PE ‘69 OF

Robert L. Moss ‘50 CA

Jack K. Mowry ‘54 SC

Paul A. Neri ‘80 PA HS

Philip G. Osborn ‘60 GC HS

Jonathan Pastor ‘00 CC Z4L

Charles E. Radke PhD ‘55 SC

Jeremy M. Ridley ‘13 Z4L

Gregory N. Rogers ‘80 CA

Russ Rybicki ‘84 CC Z4L

John L. Safko Sr. PhD ‘60 OF HS

Andrew G. Schroter ‘72 SC

Wesley K. Senseman ‘59 SC

Robert E. Snyder ‘85 CA

Charles E. Stephan ‘61 SC

Paul Stephan ‘64 CA Z4L

Lloyd E. Stettler ‘62 SC

Jacob Sullivan ‘14 ML Z4L

Michael L. Szugye Jr. ‘05 CC

Louis P. Toth ‘55 SC

Thomas F. Van Denberg II ‘71 SC

James W. Wickert ‘50 ML

Paul R. Wieber ‘57 SC

Lawrence S. Wiley ‘59 ML

Steven R. Winegar ‘83 SC

Nu Delta (Marist)Jonathan J. Avila ‘15 Z4L

Daniel L. Caracciolo ‘02 Z4L

Amir V. Cardoza ‘15 Z4L

Travis S. Collins ‘07 CC Z4L

John P. Gray ‘03 Z4L

C. Graham Harrison ‘16 Z4L

John R. Maiale ‘05 CA Z4L

Isaiah E. J. Miller ‘14 HS Z4L

Joseph E. Neuhoff ‘04 CA Z4L

Joseph M. Nuqui ‘17 Z4L

Christos Pietris ‘15 Z4L

Tiago Rodrigues ‘03 ML Z4L

Edward Summers Ph.D. ‘04 CA Z4L

Nicholas A. Wurtz ‘17 Z4L

Nu Sigma (Seton Hall)Tyler P. Boisvert ‘10 SC HS Z4L

Thomas J. Chambers Jr. ‘16 Z4L

Matthew Chereck ‘12 Z4L

Jonathan R. Ernesto ‘04 CA HS Z4L

Mark O. Karatoprak ‘11 ML HS Z4L

Peter D. L. Kern ‘05 CA HS Z4L

Fr. Edmund A. Luciano III ‘05 CA HS Z4L

Gary A. Mitchell II ‘06 CC Z4L

John Rodriguez ‘10 CA HS Z4L

Darion R. Smalls ‘11 Z4L

Timothy Sporcic ‘10

Blake A. Willis ‘15 Z4L

Omega (Northwestern)David P. Beach ‘61 CA

Richard G. Borso ‘68 CC

John L. Broan ‘57 SC

Joseph T. Brown ‘89 CA

Wayne W. Butterfield ‘51 ML

RADM James J. Carey ‘60 EF HS Z4L

John W. Champlin ‘67 GC

James B. Cloonan ‘52 SC

Frederick Fong MD ‘68 CC

Richard P. Gerardi ‘65 SC

Richard E. Kann ‘60 SC

Joel J. Metter ‘70 SC

Steven R. Michaels ‘91 SC HS

George L. Mueller ‘64 PA

Robert J. Rehak ‘71 PA

William R. Sandberg Ph.D. ‘70 GC

Jack R. Schufreider ‘50 PA

Lee H. Stiles Jr. ‘48 PA

Phillip M. Zee ‘84 SC HS

George R. Ziel ‘55 SC

Omicron (Nebraska Wesleyan)Carl Armstrong ‘92 CA

Robert T. Busteed ‘60 OE

Douglas D. Dalke ‘79 PA

Paul T. Davidson ‘58 SC

J. Norval Eberspacher ‘57 ML

Larry T. Ewer ‘62 SC

Harry S. Garrett ‘59 SC

Charles L. Greenslit ‘43 CA

Jeffrey Hibbeler ‘96 SC

Edward H. Hult ‘43 CA

Douglas Kosmicki ‘96 CA Z4L

Charles E. Magnuson PhD ‘62 OF HS

Kraig A. Prange ‘93 SC HS Z4L

Brian D. Ridder ‘90 CA

Anthony E. Shibata ‘05 CA HS Z4L

Gary D. Tekolste ‘82 ML

Earl H. Veskerna ‘49 ML

Omicron Epsilon (Princeton)Dwight W. Anderson ‘89 OF

Anthony Barkan ‘88 OF

Douglas S. Boothe ‘86 EF

John D. Clark ‘87 PA

James A. Forese ‘86 OF

David R. Holland ‘85 GC

James S. Killinger ‘95 ML

Phi (NYU)Anthony M. Abbate ‘07 CC HS Z4L

Herbert J. Blabe Jr. ‘49 GC

Robert H. Boyle III ‘08 ML Z4L

Edgar Camacho ‘11 ML Z4L

Edgar A. Castillo ‘09 CC Z4L

Patrick Cirella ‘09 ML HS Z4L

Eric Deraney ‘12 HS

Richard A. Frodsham ‘62 PA

Aaron J. Garcia ‘08 ML Z4L

Phillip J. Gass ‘00 GC HS

Michael B. Genett ‘15 HS Z4L

Robert P. Gruninger MD ‘50 PA

John E. Haldenwang ‘51 SC

Walter J. Hedley Jr. ‘51 PA

Richard T. Hennessy ‘69 SC

Richard W. Hines ‘56 SC

Nitin P. Karnani ‘94 GC

Leroy R. Kelley ‘48 SC

William L. Klueber Jr. ‘57 CA

Janis V. Kopans ‘11 CC Z4L

Charles J. Krug ‘53 GC HS

Robert A. Landi ‘50 SC

Aleem A. Malik ‘14

Michael V. Maloney ‘89 SC

Gregory E. McElroy ‘70 OE HS Z4L

Stuart T. Moy ‘81 PA

Evan Noel ‘11 CC Z4L

Travis B. Owen ‘14 Z4L

Peter L. Parisi ‘64 SC

John S. Perides ‘69 GC

Robert A. Pirraglia ‘69 PA HS

William J. Reiner ‘69 PA HS

Walter Scott Jr. ‘53 GC

Alexander Sharif ‘09 CA HS Z4L

D. Gary Soya MD ‘83 OF

Barry Wadler ‘83 GC HS

Franklin H. White ‘50 OF HS

Joseph v. B. Wittmann Jr. ‘57 SC

Phi Epsilon (Maryland) Joseph S. Alessi ‘11 CC HS Z4L

Philip S. Aronson ‘75 CA Z4L

Ryan T. Belcher ‘15 Z4L

D. Stuart Bowers ‘81 FC HS Z4L

John A. Brady III ‘85 GC HS

George J. D’Angelo ‘78 PA HS

Dan Degginger ‘08 CC Z4L

Alan Dubin ‘78 Z4L

John S. Failla ‘78 PA HS

Adam J. Fechter ‘91 PA

David B. Fletcher ‘86 GC

Michael J. Freiman ‘78 FC HS Z4L

Steven Freiman ‘11 ML Z4L

Andrew M. Frisvold ‘06 OF

Michael A. Frymark ‘87 ML

Kenneth R. Gerhart ‘78 SC

Christopher L. Gibbs ‘85 SC

Nicholas A. Giuditta III ‘85 CC

Christopher R. Hutter ‘89 GC HS

Lee M. Janofsky ‘10 CC Z4L

Lucas M. Jennings ‘15 Z4L

Andrew C. Koines Jr. ‘11 ML Z4L

Karl J. Moeller ‘84 CC

David R. Morris ‘82 CA

Jason H. Nguyen ‘09 CC HS Z4L

Andrew C. O’Brien ‘02 SC HS Z4L

Michael D. Olert Jr. ‘77 ML

Thomas Parker ‘09 CC Z4L

Adrian M. Remsberg Jr. ‘89 CA

Michael E. Robertello ‘79 CC

Dane R. Rude ‘11 ML HS Z4L

Michael S. Schwartz ‘11 ML Z4L

Michael C. Sotak ‘09 CC Z4L

John J. Sullivan ‘84

Gavriel Swerling ‘11 ML HS Z4L

Chad A. Tompkins ‘88 SC Z4L

Scott J. Weinberg ‘09 Z4L

GIVING UPDATES \\\


Phi Lambda (Washington)Mark J. Anderson ‘74 GC

Bruce D. Boyd ‘69 GC

Ronald E. Bray MD ‘57 SC

Mark L. Bunch ‘98 SC

Patrick M. Carney ‘76 EF HS

Thomas H. Carskadden ‘57 GC

Rene E. Elamparo ‘12 CC Z4L

Richard B. Elliott ‘58 PA

Gary A. Hall ‘80 CA

Richard T. Johnson ‘55 SC

Donald B. Leonardy ‘60 GC

Les Mann III ‘73 OE HS Z4L

Arthur M. Marush MD ‘72 PA

Sims McGrath III ‘10 CA HS Z4L

Joseph D. Mullins Jr. ‘60 GC

James G. Ochsner ‘77 CA

Dudley B. Panchot ‘51 SC

Robert P. Rogers ‘55 GC

Michael Schonenberg ‘81 GC

Harrison J. Smith ‘71 CA Z4L

Glen F. Ulmer ‘72 GC

Jerry Wang ‘11 CC Z4L

Pi (RPI)Frank J. Barone PhD ‘55 CA

William A. J. Bourassa ‘71 GC HS

Joseph J. Briggs ‘97 SC

Michael M. Bruce ‘08 HS Z4L

James F. Burkhard ‘88 CA

James P. Cleary Jr. ‘64 CA

John W. Diego Jr. ‘95 CC

Ronald U. Dolfi ‘77 GC

Edward Etess ‘59 EF HS

Hon. Arthur J. Gajarsa ‘62 OF

Seth N. Goodman ‘85 SC

Nelson B. Gyurko ‘67 ML

Wesley C. Hains ‘62 CA

Frank J. Haynes ‘56 CA

Russell N. Herman ‘06 Z4L

Peter B. Hills ‘91 SC

Allen H. Hobbs ‘91 EF

E. Frederick Kasold Jr. ‘70 GC HS Z4L

Robert B. Leonard ‘61 OF

Ronald J. Liberty ‘64 SC

James J. Ljunglin ‘57 OE HS

Kristian B. Mariaca Jr. ‘94 SC

Daniel C. Markel ‘86 CA

James M. Meade ‘84 OF

James J. Peta Jr. ‘64 CA

Peter P. Peta ‘67 CA

Paul J. Pfleiderer PhD ‘98 SC

George C. Polchin Jr. ‘90 CA

Harvey L. Poppel Jr. ‘58 PA

David A. Puleo ‘87 SC

Adam M. Rosenberg ‘94 CA

Robert L. R. Sendall ‘59 GC

John C. Spohn ‘81 CA HS Z4L

John J. Stolzenthaler ‘65 SC

Frederick A. Tibbitts III ‘91 SC

Mark P. Visser ‘92 PA

M. Lauck Walton ‘84 OF HS Z4L

Eric Lawrence Warner ‘89 SC Z4L

Jay J. Webb ‘61 GC

Lt. Col. Patrick G. Welch ‘86 SC

Pi Epsilon (Manitoba)Douglas B. DuVal MD ‘75 CC Z4L

Pi Kappa (Bloomsburg)David D. Bilger ‘76 CA

Matthew T. Brennan ‘14 HS Z4L

Anthony R. Deutsch ‘82 ML

Robert L. Emert II ‘83 SC HS Z4L

Robert G. Gabel ‘86 SC

David L. Heilman ‘87 PA

Jordan M. Kennedy ‘16 Z4L

Jonathan T. Marks ‘88 CA

Joseph M. Micko Jr. ‘74 ML

Michael A. Pillagalli ‘71 PA HS

Robert G. Schermerhorn Jr. ‘81 SC

Barry L. Swartz ‘72 SC

Timothy G. Wagner ‘74 SC

James M. Warnagiris ‘70 SC

Pi Sigma (Pennsylvania State)William D. Andres ‘69 GC

Richard M. Breeswine ‘87 EF HS Z4L

Paul L. Campbell ‘71 CA

Michael Christiansen DMD ‘78 SC

Edward C. Datemasch ‘59 SC

Christopher M. Donohue ‘12 CC HS Z4L

Brian S. Eaton ‘06

W. Craig Esterly ‘74 SC

Paul J. Feigel ‘74 SC

Daniel V. Florencio ‘11 CA HS Z4L

Alfred J. Fluehr ‘08 CC

Mattison Ryan Ford ‘08

Patrick J. Gordon ‘10 CC Z4L

Nicholas S. Grassetti ‘12 ML HS Z4L

William R. Griffin Jr. ‘15 Z4L

James F. P. Hampson ‘12 CA HS Z4L

Tyler K. Hess ‘12

Kenneth A. Kraus ‘62 SC Z4L

Justin J. Laskowski ‘13 HS Z4L

Brian S. Lomasky ‘94 SC

John N. Mellon Ed.D. ‘76 CA

David C. Miles ‘67 CA

Frank H. Miller ‘58 GC

Stephen M. Miller ‘93 ML

Andrew M. Mitala ‘93 ML Z4L

Gary L. Mootz ‘63 EF HS Z4L

Eric C. Quedenfeld ‘90 SC

Michael D. Rash ‘91 PA

Christopher Dennis Rendeiro ‘15 Z4L

Edmund T. Roberts ‘63 SC

John L. Shrum ‘61 SC Z4L

Eugene L. Siciliano ‘62 CA

Steven M. Steiner ‘65 SC

Larry J. Thompson ‘69 CA

Geffrey P. Vitale ‘97 CA HS Z4L

Trevon A. Zeigler ‘86 CA

Eric M. Zito ‘05

Pi Tau (WPI)Ryan P. Abraham ‘98 CA

Frank L. Arsenault ‘04 CC Z4L

John L. Bosch ‘07 Z4L

Joshua M. Brandt ‘05 CC Z4L

Michael Q. Bush ‘87 GC

Walter A. V. Canuto ‘10

Michael Castonguay ‘78 SC

Brendon R. W. Chetwynd ‘95 ML

Benjamin C. Clark ‘03

Sean M. Colella ‘07 CC Z4L

Gregory Coppenrath ‘01 CC

Sean T. Eckley ‘04 Z4L

Christopher F. Gallagher ‘03 Z4L

Christopher R. Grace ‘95 SC Z4L

Lt. Col. James B. Hiller ‘85 GC Z4L

Matthew T. Houde ‘05 CC Z4L

Craig J. Howitt ‘98 ML Z4L

Christopher J. Jamieson ‘97 SC Z4L

Eric D. Kenney ‘03 Z4L

Jason Kipp ‘98 CC Z4L

Eric R. Landry ‘10 SC HS Z4L

Gary A. Loeb ‘77 ML

Robert T. Lyons Jr. ‘05 Z4L

Marc D. McCaige ‘05 ML

Geoffrey R. McElroy ‘01 ML HS Z4L

Nicholas A. Moriarty ‘03 SC HS Z4L

Benjamin A. Muscente ‘02

Thomas M. Nogueira ‘05 CA Z4L

Kevin P. Norcott ‘01 CA HS Z4L

James A. Pavlat ‘97 GC HS

James Phalen ‘07 Z4L

Evan S. Pressman ‘84 GC HS Z4L

Anthony M. Richardson ‘09 CC HS Z4L

Justin J. Ripley ‘99 SC HS Z4L

Burke J. Ryder ‘02

William H. Shaw III Esq. ‘01 CA Z4L

Kyle E. Vander Poel ‘05 Z4L

Lucas Young ‘93 SC

Psi (Cornell)Peter H. Akins ‘69 SC

Edward L. Beebe ‘70 SC

William F. Brothers Jr. ‘67 SC

Justin Alexander Charles ‘14 HS Z4L

Robert J. Chaves ‘63 OF

Harry J. Copperthwaite ‘69 GC

Gerald W. Cunningham ‘56 OF

Maurice Ducoing ‘03 SC HS Z4L

Matthew T. Escovar ‘06 CC

Neil A. Fonseca ‘08 Z4L

Howard F. Fries ‘74 Z4L

W. Peter Gamber ‘12 ML Z4L

Alexander Y. Gorenstein ‘11 Z4L

Tristan Hemphill ‘12 Z4L

Robert Thomas Jewett ‘61 SC HS

Daniel M. Kezerashvili ‘15 Z4L

Simon Krieger ‘76 CA

William M. Lee Jr. ‘70 OF

James J. Lennon ‘54 GC

Roman Lesko ‘10 Z4L

Herbert F. Ley Jr. ‘54 SC

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Gerard P. Lilly ‘62 SC

Matthew G. Lowenbraun ‘02 ML

William D. Michalerya ‘76 GC

Joseph A. Mileo ‘17 Z4L

James W. Mueller ‘61 CA

Dennis R. Novak ‘70 SC

Scott P. Pedersen ‘90 CC HS Z4L

James M. Prendergast ‘93 CA

Alexander Pruce ‘12 CC Z4L

William J. Riley Jr. ‘62 SC

Thomas P. M. Roerden ‘83 OF HS Z4L

John A. Sawchuk ‘71 ML

James L. Seay ‘84 CC

Alan R. van den Arend ‘10 CA HS Z4L

Zachary Zeno ‘14 CC Z4L

Psi Epsilon (Dartmouth)John S. Crabb ‘04 ML Z4L

Benjamin Dean ‘94 SC

C. Sherman Hoyt MD ‘50 CA

Ray F. Keate ‘76 GC

James J. Maguire ‘83 GC

John C. McCrillis ‘52 SC

Thomas O. Oblak ‘88 CA

Patrick Rutty ‘88 SC

Michael C. Salzhauer ‘84 SC

David S. Springer ‘79 SC

Bruce Voelker ‘87 GC

Psi Kappa(USC)Michael Y. Kawada ‘99 ML

Rho (Middlebury)Daniel J. Bailey III ‘81 GC

Christopher J. Daniels ‘03

Neil B. Savage PhD ‘63 SC

Jonathan D. Seamans ‘83 SC

Rho Alpha (MIT)Charles Bernard Barr ‘13 CC Z4L

Roy Cantu ‘93 SC

C. Michael De Vegvar ‘85 GC

Christopher D. Gerber ‘13 Z4L

William M. Kelleher ‘15 Z4L

Joshua D. Kramer ‘96 CA

James S. Madsen ‘81 OF HS Z4L

James J. Markiewicz ‘85 SC

Rev. Robert J. O’Donnell CSP ‘85 OE HS Z4L

John S. Pitcher ‘87 SC

Nikhil N. Punwaney ‘17 Z4L

John R. Ragland ‘92 SC

Christopher B. Rullan ‘13 ML Z4L

Allen P. Russell ‘82 SC

Daniel D. Wambold ‘92 PA

Ronald M. Westhauser ‘82 ML

Rho Epsilon (Harvard)Tony Pruthi ‘86 ML

Sigma (Penn)Gilbert P. Ahrens ‘62 CA

Benjamin C. Allen ‘52 SC

Thomas S. Brown ‘49 SC

McBee Butcher Jr. ‘89 CA

Sean B. Gallagher ‘94 SC

George W. Gephart Jr. ‘79 SC

Charles E. Jacquart Jr. ‘54 SC

W. Gresham O’Malley III ‘54 GC

Richard E. Pearson ‘50 SC

Sigma Epsilon (UBC)Peter H. Hebb ‘63 CA

John C. Kerr ‘64

Sigma Gamma (NC State)William D. Whitley IV ‘13 Z4L

Sigma Phi (UIC)Peter R. Caboor ‘82 SC

Barry L. Gilbert PhD ‘69 CA

Alan E. Lechowicz ‘79 CA

Steven D. Murphy ‘70 SC

Ronald I. Petri ‘75 PA HS

Kenneth R. Piwowar ‘71 CA

Walter E. Walejeski Jr. ‘75 GC

Sigma Zeta (UCLA)Terrence J. Conway ‘70 CA

Russell D. Corning ‘49 GC

Robert G. Cronyn ‘90 SC HS

Michael C. Denison ‘69 SC

John G. Ellis ‘81 PA HS

John M. Erdag ‘58 CA

Craig N. Garman ‘56 CA

Hector Gutierrez-Medina ‘78 CA

Boris A. Gutman ‘06 Z4L

Michael P. Manzano ‘03 CC

Edward J. Miller ‘52 SC

Charles A. Mitchell ‘69 SC

Anthony R. Napolitano ‘05 CA HS Z4L

Don A. Nelson CPA ‘48 EF

Joseph L. Novak ‘93 ML

Lawrence E. Tannas Jr. ‘59 PA

Tau (Lafayette)William G. Baddeley ‘52 CA

Robert S. Bailey Jr. ‘76 SC

CAPT Robert C. Beavins ‘58 SC

Arthur R. Bell III ‘87 SC

N. Larry Berglund ‘73 SC

Richard P. Broders ‘75 CA

William C. Buck ‘50 FC HS

Kevin J. Canavan ‘76 SC HS

William C. Cooper Jr. ‘59 OF HS

Graham M. Day ‘99 PA

Roger Dinella ‘84 GC

Joseph P. Drucker ‘77 SC

George J. Dubell ‘50 SC

Philip M. Duvall ‘81 CA

Trevor English ‘01 SC

Hon. Gerald C. Escala ‘57 SC

Robert J. Evans III ‘78 PA

Fritz C. Gebhard ‘71 OF

E. Hart Green III ‘54 SC

Bruce R. Hartlein ‘79 SC

William E. D. Jantzen Jr. ‘75 SC

Jefferson Kirby ‘84 PA

S. Dillard Kirby ‘81 OE

William R. Magee Jr. ‘85 ML Z4L

Randall S. McHugh ‘85 SC

Richard H. Meer ‘63 SC

Stephen D. Pryor ‘71 SC

Richard A. Rathemacher ‘54 CA

Rodney E. Rohrbaugh ‘64 SC

Philip C. Schneider Jr. ‘54 GC

Keith A. Standbridge ‘81 CA

Robert K. Thurber ‘85 CA

Brian C. Wachelka ‘93 SC

Donald T. Warren ‘64 CA

Robert S. Woodcock ‘50 GC

Michael W. Zirinsky ‘95 SC

Tau Delta (Lehigh)David W. Busacca Esq. ‘73 FC HS Z4L

Arthur L. Cader ‘62 CA

Mark E. Goehring ‘76 GC

Caesar J. Gorski Jr. ‘79 ML

Donald W. Mayer-Brown ‘77 SC

Stephen Politziner ‘97 ML

Thomas M. Smith ‘78 SC

Donald H. Vansyckel ‘73 GC

Tau Gamma (Purdue)Daniel A. King ‘95 FC HS Z4L

John C. Long ‘83 EF

Daniel R. Luby ‘14 Z4L

Nathan J. Renie ‘99 GC

John C. Simson ‘76 GC

Mark L. Sweeney ‘76 GC

R. Curtis Worsey ‘80 OE

Tau Theta (UOIT)Anthony G Aprile ‘11 Z4L

David S. E. Boulay ‘11 ML HS Z4L

Nicholas W. Cholodny ‘07 CA HS

D. Alexander Serbert ‘15 CC HS Z4L

Theta (Connecticut)Harvey Beinstein ‘64 ML

James R. Bernier ‘93 SC

Russell M. Bowen ‘64 ML

Scott R. Chadwick ‘84 CA

James E. Clark ‘73 ML

James C. Conklin ‘70 GC

Douglas P. Donaldson ‘72 FC HS Z4L

John R. Downey ‘72 SC

William D. Dripchak Jr. ‘70 CA

Brian A. Foderaro ‘04 CC

Michael A. Frechette ‘92 Z4L

Robert Galeano ‘01 CC

Gerald P. Guilbeault ‘82 SC

Christopher J. Heacox ‘89 CA Z4L

Timothy W. Horan ‘62 CC

Michael R. Joyce ‘73 ML Z4L

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James H. Kinzel ‘61 SC

Robert A. Kravecs Jr. DMD ‘77 OF HS Z4L

Frank P. Lavieri ‘82 SC

Keith R. Nichols ‘67 SC

Lorenzo F. Rodriguez ‘71 CC

Steven H. Rogers ‘73 OF HS Z4L

William S. Ruggles ‘74 GC HS Z4L

Jeffrey E. Sager ‘72 CA

Peter S. Slomianyj ‘76 OE HS

Elbert E. Smith ‘65 CA

John Stelmach ‘75 EF HS

Thomas H. Stevens ‘69 ML

George M. Thomson ‘63 SC

Theta Eta (Brock)Steven D. Adkins ‘14 HS Z4L

Keith W. Agnew ‘15 Z4L

Chris R. Arnold ‘11 Z4L

Dylan Worrall ‘16 Z4L

Theta Phi (Western Ontario)David B. Common ‘83 CA

James M. Donald ‘82 CA HS Z4L

Brian Knight ‘58 GC

Michael H. Ostrander ‘14 Z4L

Howard S. Ritchie ‘50 CC

Tom F. Trimble ‘83 SC Z4L

Daniel N. Weryha ‘13 Z4L

Alexander Wijnbergen ‘14 Z4L

Jonathan B. L. Wood ‘11 Z4L

Eric Wright ‘13 Z4L

Theta Psi (Queen’s)Mike Bailey ‘14 Z4L

Ilan M. Bloom ‘14 Z4L

Alexander Martino ‘11 CC Z4L

Grant T. L. Richardson ‘14 Z4L

Jeffrey J. Soehn ‘11 Z4L

Peter Walma ‘14 CC Z4L

Theta Xi (Toronto)Peter J. Arthur ‘85 SC

Jeffrey R. A. Ball ‘79 ML HS Z4L

Patrick W. Batchelor ‘85 CA HS

Alec Z. Beasley ‘47 SC

Frank B. Bott ‘85 CA HS

Simeon G. Brigden ‘82 PA HS Z4L

Herbert A. Bruce ‘73 ML HS

Thomas M. L. Cowan ‘78 Z4L

Gregory J. A. Cusimano ‘79 Z4L

Alan F. Eaton ‘82 ML

Joseph Roger Giroux ‘70 CC

Michael P. Hill ‘91

J. Anthony Hodgson CGA ‘83 GC HS Z4L

Robert B. King PE ‘76 SC

Robert W. Korthals ‘54 SC

Robert P. Mather ‘69 GC HS

Douglas W. Maybank ‘78 HS Z4L

Roderick J. Macdonald ‘83 SC

Robert P. Mather ‘69 GC

William E. McKnight ‘80 SC

W. Andrew McNair ‘80 SC Z4L

George G. McNeillie ‘70 PA

George T. E. Messer ‘69 CA

J. Corey Nicholson ‘79 PA HS Z4L

Karl F. Oseli ‘84 SC

James B. Richardson ‘73 SC

William J. Saunderson ‘56 CA

David Schimmelpenninck van der Oye ‘79 Z4L

Paul H. Scrivener ‘73 CA

Justice William P. Somers ‘56 CC

Eric Y. Song ‘02 Z4L

H. David Stiff ‘83 SC HS Z4L

Thomas H. B. Symons ‘51 CA

Nasser A. Toukan ‘10 CC Z4L

Thomas S. J. Vaivada ‘83

David J. Walker Sr. ‘55 CC

Cameron D. Wasdell ‘83 SC HS Z4L

Peter C. Wijnbergen ‘86 PA HS Z4L

John C. Wilkins ‘63 CC

George A. Wilson ‘60 ML

Patrick Yan ‘12 CC

Michael Zold ‘88 CA HS

Upsilon (North Carolina)James B. Barber ‘67 SC

James B. Black III ‘68 SC

Turner B. Bunn III ‘63 SC

W. Clark Hargrove III ‘69 GC

Hugh M. Hussey III ‘72 ML

Earl Johnson Jr. ‘54 EF HS

James S. Long ‘62 SC

Richard B. Macon ‘86 CA

Alfred L. Purrington III ‘55 PA

W. Trent Ragland Jr. ‘41 GC

John M. Thorp ‘53 ML

John L. Wiggins III ‘80 CA

Joel T. Williams ‘90 CA

Upsilon Mu (UMass)Dan Backer ‘99 SC HS Z4L

Robert H. Bosselman ‘87 GC

Thomas R. Cahill ‘78 SC

Col. Michael J. Coughlan ‘79 SC

John S. Hendry ‘77 PA

Brian C. McManus ‘99 GC HS

Xi (Michigan)Roger E. Barnes ‘61 CA

Edward L. Barrera ‘56 CA

Terry A. Blaney ‘62 SC

Leonard S. Bugajewski Jr. ‘65 SC

Donald N. Canham ‘70 GC HS

Donald R. Cebulski ‘63 SC

William P. Cooke ‘48 CA

Irwin F. Deister Jr. ‘51 PA

John D. Forster ‘66 GC HS

David N. Frayne ‘55 SC

Michael J. Gillman ‘61 SC

William C. Handorf ‘66 GC

Denton R. Hanford ‘59 GC

Lance C. Lemon MD ‘85 SC

John H. Lightfoot ‘59 SC

David K. Lohrmann Ph.D. ‘70 SC

Douglas L. Norland ‘67 CA

Stewart L. Randall ‘59 SC

Thomas L. Renninger ‘71 SC

John E. Schippel ‘56 PA

Jack C. Westman MD ‘49 CA

Zeta (Williams)Richard R. Joyce ‘65 CA

John J. McElroy III ‘52 ML

William M. Moore MD ‘58 OF

Charles F. Nason Jr. ‘52 SC

John P. Seaman ‘50 SC

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