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Rechartering: Xi Chapter at Gettysburg College
November 6, 2024 | Fraternity News
On November 6, the Xi Chapter at Gettysburg College rechartered, and 26 men were initiated. These brothers are active on campus and serve as leaders in student government, residential life, the athletics department, academic societies and
student clubs.
Tau Delta at Texas Dallas Hosts Brotherhood Potluck
November 6, 2024 | On Campus
Tau Delta at Texas Dallas wanted to host an event for their graduate brothers. However, without a chapter house or the funds needed, they decided to host a potluck at a home rented by several undergraduates. Brothers brought some of their favorite dishes and desserts and enjoyed an afternoon of brotherhood and food.
Fall 2024 Expansion: Washington & Jefferson College
November 1, 2024 | Fraternity News
This fall, Phi Gamma Delta reestablished the Alpha Provisional Chapter at Washington & Jefferson, which is still recruiting members as of November 1.
Pictured: The Provisional Chapter hosted a networking event during Homecoming weekend, with over 30 graduate brothers in attendance.
Fall 2024 Expansion: Samford University
November 1, 2024 | Fraternity News
This fall, Phi Gamma Delta completed an establishment project at Samford University. The Provisional Chapter welcomed 48 Founding Fathers (pictured), who have a cumulative 3.69 GPA.
Chartering: Lambda Omicron at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
October 21, 2024 | Fraternity News
The Lambda Omicron Chapter at California State University San Luis Obispo chartered on October 19, 2024 with 45 brothers.
Krisjanis Ule (Quinnipiac 2020) Is Running for a Cause
August 23, 2024 | Not for College Days Alone
This November, Krisjanis Ule (Quinnipiac 2020) will be running the New York City Marathon to benefit the Release Recovery Foundation (RRF).
One out of four people in the United States suffer from substance use disorder and/or mental illness, and 90% of those suffering are not able to access treatment due to financial barriers. RRF, a 501(c)3 nonprofit, is dedicated to ensuring all who are ready and willing to seek professional treatment are able. RRF provides scholarships that unlock access to treatment at NAATP-vetted facilities across the country for individuals demonstrating financial need. The average scholarship granted for a single person’s recovery journey is $7,500.
Krisjanis has set a fundraising goal of at least $15,000 to support RRF, meaning by running the marathon, he would be able to provide two people with the life-saving care they would not otherwise be able to afford.
Click here to learn more about Krisjanis’ marathon journey.
Dan Mossop Appointed Director of Volunteer Advancement & Engagement
August 12, 2024 | Volunteers & Advisors
In August, the Archons appointed Dan Mossop (Akron 1989) as the Fraternity’s Director of Volunteer Advancement & Engagement. In this new Appointed Volunteer Leader position, Dan advises the Archons and staff on the implementation of volunteer recruitment, support and training initiatives. He provides updates on the status and needs of volunteer Section Leaders and chapter-level advisors, and he coordinates efforts to develop initiatives with the Section Leader Executive Committee. Prior to Dan’s appointment, he served the Fraternity as Section Leader, from 2020-24, and as a BCA member for the Alpha Omicron Chapter, from 2006-10. Professionally, he has served Momentive Technologies as Vice President & Chief Information Officer since May. Previously, he served as the Global Director of IT Vendor Management for the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. He is also the District Deputy Grand Master of the 22nd Masonic District of Ohio.
Annual Award Winners for the 2023 Calendar Year
August 10, 2024 | Fraternity News
View the full list of Annual Award Winners for the 2023 calendar year here. This includes all Graduate Chapter Awards, Individual Awards and Undergraduate Chapter Awards winners.
Announcing the Archons for the 2024-26 Biennium
August 10, 2024 | Fraternity News
2024-26 Archonate
During the 176th Ekklesia, in Chicago, Illinois, the following brothers were elected Archon for the 2024-26 biennium:
- Archon President: Tim Kilduff (Kent State 1968)
- Archon Vice President: Matt Amend (Iowa 1987)
- Archon Treasurer: Kevin Haga (Jacksonville 1992)
- Archon Secretary: Robert Siedell (Mississippi State 1974)
- Archon Councilor: Nolan Balocco (Arizona State 2026), Michael Bass (Louisiana State 1982), Aaron Greve (Rose-Hulman 2025), James Neilson (Akron 1991) and Jon Yates (Texas A&M 1991)
To learn more about the Archons, read their bios here.
^ Pictured (L-R): Nolan Balocco, Aaron Greve , Matt Amend, Tim Kilduff, Michael Bass, Kevin Haga, Jon Yates, Robert Siedell and James Neilson.
California Davis Undergraduates Adopt A Block
April 16, 2024 | On Campus
This academic year, Delta Chi at California Davis continued their Adopt A Block community service tradition, where brothers meet on 3rd Street to clean and pick up trash every Saturday.
The Minnesota Chapter Is Helping Fight Food Insecurity on Campus
March 29, 2024 | On Campus
The Mu Sigma Chapter partnered with The Graduate Minneapolis and Boynton Health to fight food insecurity at the University of Minnesota (UM) by supporting Boynton Health’s Nutritious U Food Pantry. One in five UM students face food insecurity, which is why the Nutritious U initiative was dedicated to provide meal vouchers to students in need, who engage with their on-campus food pantry services.
For more information on the Nutrition U campaign and mission, click here.
Alberta Chapter Hosts Curling Work & Play Menu Experience
March 4, 2024 | On Campus
This semester, Epsilon Alpha held a curling competition on the University of Alberta’s curling rink for their Work & Play Menu Experience, part of the Fraternity’s Built to Lead programming. The curling activity taught brothers that everyone has strengths and weaknesses, so by working together as a team, they can create the best opportunity for overall success. Clinton Nash (2023) and Zack Jansen (2023) led the activity and taught the brothers how to play, because some brothers had never curled before.
