Following Rose-Hulman’s graduation ceremony, Rho Phi brothers’ parents hosted a post-graduation tailgate on the athletic field. Over 150 brothers, family and friends attended the event.

In May, David “Dave” Hancock (Alberta 1976) was named Assistant Chief Justice of the Alberta Court of Justice in the Edmonton Family & Youth Division. Previously, Dave served as a member of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta from 1997-2014, interim Premier of Alberta from March 23 – September 15, 2014, and a Provincial Court Judge from 2017-25. Dave attended the University of Alberta, where he earned his undergraduate degree in political science in 1976 and his law degree in 1979.

Parker Huizinga (Oklahoma State 2026) (top right) was one of 13 fraternity men selected by the North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) to serve on the 2025-26 IFC Advisory Council. In this role, Parker will engage with industry leaders, helping to influence the fraternity experience, and he will assist with developing IFC resources, inter/national policy and mentoring other IFC officers.

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The Sigma Phi Provisional Chapter participated in Florida International University’s (FIU) Relay for Life, benefiting the American Cancer Society (ACS). The Provisional Chapter was the #1 fundraising team out of 40 student organization having raised nearly $3,000 for the ACS. This brought FIU’s fundraising total to over $40,000 raised.

Additionally, the Provisional Chapter was awarded Rookie of the Year for their first time participating in the philanthropy event.

Blake Macon (Mississippi State 2003) (center), a civilian professional serving in the Chief Information Office (CIO) at Army Futures Command (AFC), was awarded the Civilian Service Achievement Medal in recognition of his outstanding contributions to the Army’s modernization mission. Blake received the award during a ceremony at AFC Headquarters, a tribute to his dedicated efforts in supporting the Army’s strategic vision for the future. AFC leads the Army’s efforts to modernize, innovate, and prepare for future challenges in a rapidly evolving global landscape.

The Chi Eta Chapter received Western Kentucky University’s M. Reed Morgan Award for Fraternal Excellence for the 2024-25 academic year. This is the eighth time the Chapter won the award since their chartering in 2010. The Chapter also won 1st place for Spring Sing as part of Greek Week and 2nd place overall in the Greek Week competition.