2021 Annual Report

The 62nd National Convention introduced new initiatives, new programming and new brotherly bonds.

2020-21 ANNUAL REPORT (FOR FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2020 - JUNE 30, 2021)

FOUNDATION FY21 BOARD MEMBERS

TABLE OF CONTENTS PRESIDENT Brad Sullivan, Transylvania ’99 Managing Director at TJM Institutional Services New York City, N.Y.

VICE PRESIDENT Barry Kalian, Cal State, Sacramento ’85 Global Account Manager, UL LLC Chicago, Ill.

TRUSTEE Doug Eroh, Penn State ’93 Executive Vice President, Penske Motor Group Hermosa Beach, Calif.

TRUSTEE Mike Hoffman, Arizona State ’85 President, Arizona Benefit Plans Phoenix, AZ

Message from the Foundation Chair

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Delta Sigma Phi Mission

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History & Purpose of the Foundation

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What does the Foundation Fund?

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Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic

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Rethinking the Fraternity Experience

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Value of the Fraternity

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Financial Information 10 SECRETARY/TREASURER Tim Gentry, Missouri ’81 Retired Corporate Controller at Zayo Group Cherry Hills Village, Colo.

TRUSTEE Jim Larson, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo ’72, Retired Senior VP of Global HR, Diversey Inc Southport, N.C.

LEAD Weekend 12 Cycota Volunteer Institute

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Undergraduate Chapter Philanthropy

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Housing Corporation 14 FY ’21 Donors 16 TRUSTEE Brian Ashby, Virginia ’84 VP & Deputy General Counsel at Verizon Annandale, N.J.

TRUSTEE Josh Merchant, Albion ’93 Chief of Staff, Office of the President – Oakland University Rochester, Mich.

TRUSTEE Justin Baldwin, San Jose State ’64, Founder, JUSTIN Vineyards & Winery Portland, Ore.

TRUSTEE Mike Petrik, Eastern Illinois '76 Retired Partner, Alston & Bird LLP Atlanta, Ga.

TRUSTEE John Boma, Illinois ’80 Corporate Vice President at New York Life Kansas City, Mo.

TRUSTEE Pat Stephens, UW-La Crosse ’67 Retired Alumni Director, UW-La Crosse La Crosse, Wis.

TRUSTEE Ken Edwards, North Carolina ’86 Partner, Gwynn Edwards, P.A. Raleigh, NC

TRUSTEE Scott Wiley, SUNY-Oswego ’97 President & CEO, The Ohio Society of CPAs Powell, Ohio

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“The measure of life is not what you have but what you give.”

Charles Tonsor, New York University ’03

FROM THE FOUNDATION CHAIR

For an electronic version of this year’s Annual Report, including a full list of donors and those who’ve given for 30 years or more, please visit deltasig.org/ar.

Brothers, friends, and supporters, It is my pleasure to provide you with Delta Sigma Phi Foundation’s Annual Report covering our 2021 fiscal year (July 1, 2020 – June 30, 2021). This was a historic year for our Foundation, the National Fraternity, our ACBs, and all undergraduates. Just like many non-profits, Delta Sigma Phi Foundation experienced a challenging year. That being said, with good leadership, fiscal responsibility, and strong planning, our Foundation had what we defined as a successful year.

When universities and colleges resumed classes last fall, the Foundation decided to provide more scholarship dollars to undergraduates, and we are pleased to report that because of alumni support, the Foundation provided more undergraduates with scholarship assistance than ever before!

We also continue providing grants to alumni corporation boards (ACBs) for chapter house construction, educational improvements, and ongoing maintenance. The Foundation is grateful for alumni who contribute to their chapter’s fund held at the Foundation in order to provide a vibrant and healthy chapter living experience, as current undergrad Jake Licht can attest to.

I am grateful to my fellow Foundation trustees for their service and support.

We hope you enjoy getting a glimpse of your impact and the stories in the Delta Sig ecosystem. Thank you very much for your support to our men and our great Fraternity!

YITBOS,

Brad Sullivan, Transylvania ‘99 President, Delta Sigma Phi Foundation Board

“The Foundation has allowed me to continue being an active, contributing member of my local chapter on my college campus and constantly work to repay the debt. Thanks to its contribution to my education I can continue to make myself, my brotherhood, and my community a better place for others to come and start the journey towards becoming better men.”

Jake Licht, Dickinson ‘19

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BETTER MEN. BETTER LIVES. OUR MISSION Our mission is to empower and encourage our members to become Better Men – men of culture, men of harmony, and men of friendship.

Our vision is to become America’s leading fraternity, with an unparalleled leadership experience; recognized as among the most respected and influential organizations on campuses; and a culture that compels all living members to actively participate.

“Delta Sigma Phi played a large role in my growth and development throughout college. Now in graduate school, I consider myself very fortunate to have these lasting relationships and such a supportive alumni network.

Thank you to the Foundation for all their work and contributions.

Rishabh Mazmudar, Case Western Reserve University ’14

Delta Sigma Phi strives to ever convince the world of the sincerity of our purpose through a mission of Building Better Men. Our brotherhood inspires each member to be better versions of themselves and positively impact the world through their actions and influence.

OUR HISTORY & PURPOSE The Delta Sigma Phi Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising funds for Fraternity programming, education, and leadership development. Since its founding in 1953, the Foundation has contributed immensely to the development of Delta Sigma Phi members.

Without the Foundation’s support, funding for Delta Sig’s values-based, educational, and developmental programs falls on the shoulders of our undergraduate members, whether through membership dues or other out-of-pocket expenses.

The Fraternity’s mission is to Build Better Men. Imagine how many more men could grow into their best selves if our national programming was more accessible and affordable for all members.

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DELTA SIGMA PHI FOUNDATION

WHAT DOES THE FOUNDATION FUND? • Scholarships and grants Money given to undergraduate and alumni members for educational purposes eases financial burdens and allows recipients to pursue degrees and internship opportunities vital to their future success.

• National programs The Foundation funds speakers and offsets costs for LEAD Weekend and the Leadership Institute attendees who need financial assistance. The Foundation is proud to help expand access for all members who can benefit from leadership development.

• Educational resources Fraternity resources like The LAMP provide critical, on-demand information about chapter operations, as well as personal and professional development opportunities.

• Chapter housing Grants are provided to ACBs for educational spaces in our chapter facilities.

“The Foundation may be the single most influential element of my leadership and personal life. I have been beyond blessed to have experienced and grown so much from the many leadership programs that they have helped fund or create. From the Better Man Academy, Presidents Academy, Leadership Institute, to all the other tiny opportunities the Foundation has created for me.

Those opportunities are what led to me discovering my passion for leadership, and what ultimately led me to pursue a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership. The Foundation has truly embodied everything we preach about Repaying the Debt.

I will spend the rest of my life in pursuit of repaying all that this organization and the Foundation have been able to provide me.

Joining this organization was the single most impactful thing to ever happen to me and I am thankful every day for the opportunity to be a part in this.”

Chris Blacker, University of Northern Colorado ’15

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IMPACT OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

Technology fee for every chapter across the country which allowed each chapter access to all the educational support, programming, and digital training free of charge to their chapter. Combined with the annual grant, the National Foundation was able to provide $250,000 in grantable support to help propel our Fraternity forward.

In March of 2020, none of us had any idea how significantly the COVID-19 pandemic would affect nearly every

Additionally, the Foundation gave away more scholarship

area of our lives.

dollars and reached more members than the year before.

In the fall of 2020, we had twice as many students apply

Throughout the past year, the Fraternity faced significant

for assistance than during the normal annual scholar-

challenges. From campuses sending students home to

ship program. The Foundation responded to this need by

recruitment moving entirely online, each of our chapters

providing more scholarships in smaller amounts to meet

and volunteer boards had to lead like never before to

the needs of our undergraduates. The Foundation awarded

ensure our organization could navigate the complexities

more than $180,000 in scholarships, with $80,000 distribut-

of the pandemic.

ed in the fall to help members with financial relief during the pandemic.

At the end of the 2021 fiscal year, Delta Sigma Phi and its members were able to stand proud of our ability to man-

The Delta Sigma Phi Foundation Investment Committee

age the never-ending challenges that faced our organiza-

worked regularly with our investment firm to ensure the

tion. A large part of the success came from the generosity

fiscal stability of our donors’ generosity. Our Foundation

of our alumni and our Foundation Board of Trustees.

portfolio grew by 29 percent during the last fiscal year, leaving the Foundation in a healthy space as it continues

During the pandemic, the Foundation Board took extra

to focus its efforts on building better men through support

efforts to provide as much economic relief as possible to

and training.

our members. This included covering the Educational and

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“I am truly thankful for the Delta Sigma Phi Foundation for picking me as one of the recipients for the 2021 McKee Scholarship. Upon receiving the news, I was immediately filled with joy. Receiving this scholarship boosted my selfconfidence, knowing that I not only completed a very important task but also took the responsibility of creating a foundation for getting me closer to my career goals. The scholarship award will only push me further towards my biology major at UCLA and my dream of one day having a successful career as a pediatric neurosurgeon.

Our Foundation Annual Fund team sat down with Jason DeKeuster, Wisconsin-Eau Claire ‘95, one of the donors who helped us ride out the storm of the pandemic, to discuss the importance of Paying the Debt.

Why do you give to Delta Sig? I want to help current and future brothers have leadership opportunities and develop lifelong bonds of friendship. I give to help repay my debt to

What reflection do you have

the Fraternity.

on the year that's passed and the struggles our undergradu-

What do you hope for

ate members have faced?

the future of Delta Sig?

I’m so impressed with our

I hope we exceed the

undergraduates, headquarters

Vision 2025 goals.

staff, and our volunteers who worked to find solutions. They

What would you tell other

all had to navigate a changing

alumni/potential donors?

and challenging environment

Give what you can and add

last year. Think of what we can

a little every year.

accomplish going forward.

By awarding me a scholarship, Delta Sigma Phi Foundation has lightened my financial burden, allowing me to focus more on the most important aspect of school, learning.

My experience with Delta Sigma Phi has been the most rewarding time since I began my undergraduate education.

My chapter brothers and alumni have been alongside me during difficult times, and have provided me with the support and motivation to pursue academic success. Overall, I thank Delta Sigma Phi Foundation deeply with all my heart for all the support that they have provided me.”

Renato Escobar, UCLA ’20

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RETHINKING THE FRATERNITY EXPERIENCE

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ver the course of the 2021 fiscal year, Delta Sigma

That is where I believe the Fraternity can step in. Now

Phi and its leaders across the country had to work

more than ever, I believe that our fraternal values

together to overcome one of the greatest challenges

combined with a new approach can help provide the

our Fraternity has ever faced. With the support of the

next generation of leaders the support they need. As a

Foundation, we were able to not only navigate the chal-

Fraternity, we must always think about the value we

lenges of last year, but begin to build for the future.

offer our members and the greater community around us. By focusing on our strategic priorities of growth,

The Fraternity, in collaboration with the National

the health and safety of our members, and a relentless

Foundation, newly-created Housing Corporation,

desire to provide a new type of value and experience,

and various stakeholders worked together to rethink

Delta Sigma Phi is prepared to build into the future.

the fraternity experience. At its core, fraternity is about community. It’s about our brothers coming

These strategic efforts combined with the Foundation’s

together to create a powerful experience for not

continued focus on providing economic relief and pre-

only our members but the communities our

mier leadership programming will undoubtedly allow

organization interacts with on a daily basis.

Delta Sigma Phi to be one of the leading fraternities in our country. As we build into the future, each of our

The world around us is evolving. Over the past few

efforts will be needed, but by working

months, you may have read multiple stories that

together, we will show the world the

have been shared publicly around the challenges

sincerity of our purpose.

young men are facing across the country. From

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declining college enrollment among men to

Phil Rodriguez,

significant mental health issues, the next

Illinois State ‘03

generation is in dire need of help and support.

Executive Director

DELTA SIGMA PHI FOUNDATION

ORGANIZATIONAL VALUE DELTA SIG'S STRATEGIC PRIORITIES

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MEANINGFUL RELATIONSHIPS

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

3 COLLEGE COMPLETION

4 CAREER READINESS Membership Experience

Members will have access to a social community designed to form meaningful relationships.

Members will increase their understanding of public interest issues and have opportunities to create positive change for the issues they find most significant.

Members will have access to personal and financial support that increases their ability to achieve their academic goals.

Members will accelerate their professional development and have access to a professional network that increases their ability to pursue a meaningful career.

Health & Safety

Growth

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FINANCIAL HEALTH

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UNDERGRAD

1,188

363

ALUMNI

NON-MEMBERS

$958,057 TOTAL REVENUE (one-time donations and new pledges)

$1,222,875*

1,622

TOTAL DONORS

TOTAL CASH RECEIVED 1899 SOCIETY

253

$985,759 GIVEN BY 1899 SOCIETY MEMBERS ($1,000 or more in annual giving) PLANNED GIVING

$680,000

385

SCHOLARSHIPS

IN GIFTS COMMITTED (two donors' gifts matured last fiscal year totaling roughly $21,000).

GRANTS

$44,415

$180,000

1899 SOCIETY DONORS

29%

RETURN ON INVESTMENTS

IN SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

HOUSING GRANTS

$250,000

ANNUAL FRATERNITY GRANTS

$66,000

$958,057 TOTAL REVENUE

EDUCATIONAL/TECHNOLOGY GRANTS

(serving every Delta Sig chapter)

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*Amount is prior to audit completion

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CHAPTERS WITH THE MOST DONORS

56 52 52

TOTAL NUMBER OF DONORS ALUMNI UNDERGRADUATES 40

40 40 38

40 36

35 35

35 32

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29 27

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$79,853

$45,119 $43,826 $39,310 $38,012

CHAPTERS WITH THE MOST DOLLARS CONTRIBUTED

$36,607

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LEAD WEEKEND

CYCYOTA VOLUNTEER INSTITUTE Named after Tom Cycyota, Illinois ’77 and his wife Cyndy, who value the role and development of volunteers in Delta Sigma Phi, the Cycyota Volunteer Institute seeks to prepare

LEAD Weekend is Delta Sigma Phi’s regional program that provides role-specific education to chapter officers and

new and seasoned volunteers to successfully advise undergraduate chapters.

critical leadership training to non-officers. Undergradu-

At CVI 2021, 25 Delta Sig volunteers participated. Attendees

ates and volunteers will network throughout the program

learned about advising philosophies, current trends in student

with each other and with Fraternity leaders to learn how

development and engagement, mental health, and Fraternity

to push their chapter and the Fraternity forward.

resources that exist to support them in their role.

When COVID-19 impacted our ability to meet in person, Delta Sigma Phi adapted and moved the program online in January 2021. Using Howspace, a digital facilitation

Former Alpha Upsilon Chapter

platform, and Google Meet for breakout sessions, LEAD

President Dawson Wagner

Weekend was a huge success. Almost 600 undergradu-

(Kansas State ’18) said that LEAD

ates and volunteers participated, and several positive

Weekend helped prepare him to

outcomes were achieved:

navigate many of the challeng-

• Chapter officers and advisors obtained the knowledge and skill necessary to carry out the duties of their respective roles.

• The Fraternity built a leadership pipeline for general/non-positional members through increased touch points with volunteers, staff, and Fraternity leaders.

• Attendees became more familiar with the greater health of the Fraternity and examined their

es his chapter faced amidst the pandemic. “LEAD Weekend gave me the opportunity to create new relationships with brothers from across the country that I would have never met. I walked away with a greater sense of what ‘fraternity’ truly means.”

Preparations for LEAD Weekend 2022 are underway!

Registration for our three in-person sessions is now open. Save these dates!

role in moving the Fraternity forward.

• Attendees were given the opportunity to network and participate in peer-to-

CHICAGO

peer learning.

JAN. 14-16

•A ttendees engaged in creating a plan that improves their chapter’s recruitment and retention efforts, mitigates risk, and creates a positive membership experience.

LOS ANGELES JAN. 7-9

CHARLOTTE JAN. 21-23

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UNDERGRADUATE CHAPTER PHILANTHROPY Prior to the fall 2020 semester, three questions

solely online due to COVID-19 restrictions on

were asked surrounding undergraduate giving:

campus. In their first philanthropy event back

1. Could businesses donate items to a chapter

on campus, they raised over $700.

for their philanthropy event and receive a Our pilot program began to gradually allow

tax deduction?

chapters to join the platform, free of cost, learn

2. How can we encourage undergraduate members to give to the Foundation prior

how to use and build their own sites, and talk

to graduation?

through fundraising ideas with Foundation staff.

3. Now that COVID-19 has impacted our chapter operations but our campus communities

Now, individuals who make a donation through

need more support than ever, how can our

the platform are making a tax-deductible gift as

undergraduates raise money for philanthropic

the donations are first donated to a 501(c)(3)

causes in this new environment?

non-profit and then granted out to the chapter’s non-profit of choice. By doing this, undergraduate

The simple answer to those three questions:

members, alumni, and friends are becoming

Classy. Classy is an online platform that provides

Foundation donors earlier than ever before.

our chapters with a free online fundraising solution. Undergraduate chapters partner with

In its inaugural year, the pilot program

the Delta Sigma Phi Foundation to raise money for

included eight chapters that raised $16,484!

their non-profit of choice. For the first time, each

Our 2022 fiscal year goal is to bring seven new

chapter was able to take donations via credit card.

chapters into the platform for a total of 15 and

We saw chapters, like UMass-Amherst, fundraise

secure $20,000 in donations.

“Classy was a lifesaver for our philanthropy event this year. I think it would be helpful to use Classy again next semester. I don't think I would change anything big with Classy, other than hope that more people will use it next year. It was very easy and convenient.”

Ravi Shastri, Philanthropy Chair, Missouri S&T ‘18

CHAPTER

TOTAL RAISED

NO. OF TRANSACTIONS

AVERAGE GIFT SIZE

CHARITY BENEFITED

San Jose State

$1,691

29

$58

American Cancer Society

University of Wisconsin Eau-Claire

$210

2

$105

Eau Claire Humane Association

Kansas State

$5,613

213

$26

Purple Paws

Minnesota

$7

1

$7

Feed My Starving Children

Indiana State (Fall 20)

$2,270

76

$30

No-Shave November

Indiana State (Spring 21)

$2,374

59

$40

Terre Haute Humane Society

University of Massachusetts

$708

17

$42

National Alliance on Mental Illness

Missouri S&T

$2,336

82

$28

ALS Association

Texas

$1,275

15

$85

Austin Humane Society

TOTALS

$16,484

494

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HOUSING CORPORATION

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ver the past 120 years, our brotherhood has

feedback and work in partnership with chapters to

undoubtedly evolved beyond our founders’

create strategic pathways for the future.

wildest dreams. The bonds of brotherhood are built in the strength of our fraternal relationships. But

Third, in this initial few years, we will pilot a few chap-

often, we know that many of those relationships are

ters under our property management program. We know

cultivated in our chapter homes across the country.

that managing a facility is a difficult task for many of our volunteers and chapters and we want to provide relief

Over the past year, the National Fraternity, along with the

on many of the day-to-day activities.

support of a core group of volunteers who specialize in real estate, have been working to find new ways to sup-

And finally, we want to understand how we can provide

port our chapters with current and future housing needs.

economic support in the future of our chapters. Accessing capital is often a challenge for our volunteer boards.

We know through a variety of surveys and engagement

We want to learn how we can evolve and provide eco-

with our chapters’ leadership that maintaining our

nomic relief for the future.

chapter facilities has become increasingly difficult. The combination of normal day-to-day facility management

To be clear, all this will not happen overnight, but you

with the never-ending policy changes and expectations

can be assured that this team is devoted to providing

from students and their parents makes maintaining our

solutions to help us meet our vision of becoming one

chapter homes nearly a full-time job. All of this places

of America’s leading fraternities.

significant strain on our chapter alumni volunteers and chapter executive boards. That is why we are proud

I know there will be many questions and ideas about

to announce Delta Sigma Phi’s new National Housing

this new initiative, so please direct those to Aaron

Corporation was created this past summer.

Noon who has now moved over to the Housing Corporation as we move this entity forward. His

The Delta Sigma Phi Housing Corporation will serve

email is Noon@deltasig.org.

our membership as another business of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. As we begin this initiative, we want to focus

Once again, we are very excited about what lies ahead

on four critical areas:

and I can assure you that our new board is committed to helping support our chapters as we think about

First, we will educate chapters and establish support.

the future.

We will build a support network of information and guidance that enables chapters to succeed.

Sincerely,

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Second, we will collaborate with local alumni to learn

Ken Edwards,

and assess the status of our chapter facilities. How is

North Carolina ‘86

their condition? Are they properly insured? What is

President, Delta Sigma Phi

needed for the future? Thereafter, we will provide

National Housing Corporation

DELTA SIGMA PHI FOUNDATION

PURPOSE

MEET OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS

PRESIDENT Ken Edwards, North Carolina at Chapel Hill ’86

TREASURER Bill Almond, Virginia ’87

The Delta Sigma Phi National Housing Corporation is a non-profit 501(c)7 real estate development, training, and resource organization committed to provide housing support and services to all chapters, members, advisors, and volunteers of Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity.

SERVICES • Headquarters Staff Support • Facility Assessment

VICE PRESIDENT Scott Kimpel, Texas ’93

DIRECTOR Mike Griffin, North Carolina at Chapel Hill ’86

SECRETARY John Jachna, Illinois ’76

DIRECTOR Lyle Gardner, North Carolina State ’64

• D ay-to-Day Management

Guidance • Lease Coordination • M aintenance Program

(through local subcontractors) • P roject Management (through local subcontractors) • I nsurance Program Development • M eal Plan Management Guidance • Property Locating • Housing Volunteer Training FINANCIAL SERVICES • Rent and Dues Processing

PARTNERSHIPS The National Housing Corporation has established partner-

• S ourcing of Capital

Expenditures • A ccounts Payable to

Vendors

ships with industry leaders to provide the highest level of

• Financial Statements

service. Through continued relationship development with

• L ong and Short Term

new and existing partners, we hope to expand the resource pool to assist our chapters and alumni corporation boards in the ever changing fraternal housing market.

Capital Planning • General Insurance Coverage • Excess Liability Insurance • D irectors and Officers

Insurance

“The Delta Sigma Phi Foundation was an instrumental partner in helping the Alpha Gamma Chapter at Georgia Tech realize its vision for building a new chapter house. We partnered throughout our fundraising and construction journey to offer donors options for tax-deductible giving to support house educational rooms and equipment. As an individual donor, giving could not have been easier, and it was seamlessly integrated with our third-party alumni communications partner and donation recordkeeper. As an ACB President, it was easy to apply for and receive grants of those Foundation funds, which enabled us to pay for qualifying construction and equipment expenses. The Delta Sigma Phi Foundation continues to be an excellent partner and steward of funds for our chapter, as we look ahead to further improving our chapter house for generations of Delta Sigs to come.” - Stan Hill, Georgia Tech ‘02

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FY ’21 DONORS

LAMBDA SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY (TRINITY UNIVERSITY) Randy Brown, ’80 Robert Glaze, ’65 Bruce Marshall, ’77 Chuck Winston, ’56

EPSILON THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY Mark Cochard, ’78 Tom Daubert, ’58 Doug Eroh, ’93 Kevin Lynn, ’92 Al Maxson, ’56 Will Schollaert, ’58 Ben Stradley, ’90

NU WAYNESBURG UNIVERSITY Ronald Stout, ’66

ETA THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN John Aquino Cervantes, ’10 James Barr, ’18 Nikhil Bopardikar, ’16 Brandon Castaneda, ’19 Don Chandler, ’73 Alex Coomans, ’12 Jeff Czar, ’91 Marco Galvan, ’10 Tom Giltner, ’80 John Hasty, ’73 Morris Heintschel, ’70 Chris Hill, ’78

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San Ingram, ’76 Scott Kimpel, ’93 Tyler Kozma, ’15 Charles Kubin, ’52 Jeffrey Marshall, ’19 Isaac Martin, ’19 Tyler Meffert, ’19 James Moore, ’62 Brenton Novit, ’15 Michael Pontikes, ’19 Ed Rodriguez, ’86 Ethan Santoni-Colvin, ’19 Shy Scheihagen, ’73 Steve Scott, ’76 Adrian Silva, ’19 Tony Smercina, ’81 Todd Thurber, ’83 KAPPA AUBURN UNIVERSITY Shawn Jones, ’91 Gerald Kelly, ’81 John Ozier, ’69 Brad Shepherd, ’81 Hal Tanner, ’59 Lewis Woodard, ’70

OMICRON UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE (CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY) James Carico, ’51 RHO NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY Norm Banks, ’57 Larry Blackburn, ’65 David Darwin, ’65 Royce Everette, ’78 Frank Frederick, ’63 Lyle Gardner, ’64 Mike Hamby, ’77 Hal Ingram, ’75 Allen James, ’65 Tom Miralia, ’80 Lennie Spencer, ’76 SIGMA THIEL COLLEGE Elliott Beach, ’12

Dan Bolena, ’82 Chris Lepley, ’11 Ted Manvell, ’67 Justin Munz, ’08 Robert Timblin, ’02 TAU HILLSDALE COLLEGE Dave Bahlmann, ’58 Avery Greene, ’58 Don Huston, ’59 Frank Kovalic, ’48 Edward Kuchar, ’87 UPSILON FRANKLIN & MARSHALL COLLEGE Seth Diamond, ’79 Joe Garemore, ’86 Maury Garten, ’87 Eugene Harsh, ’52 Marc Leibman, ’90 PHI SAINT LOUIS UNIVERSITY Robert Bowron, ’61 John Bufe, ’62 Don Daniel, ’92 Tom Decker, ’69 Bob Delaney, ’84 Michael Engle, ’66 John Groneck, ’55 Wesley Hohenstein, ’94 Michael Medland, ’62 Greg Wolf, ’70 Ronald Wunsch, ’63

CHI TULANE UNIVERSITY Frank Basile, ’58 Art Richard, ’59 PSI WOFFORD COLLEGE John Checkovich, ’62 OMEGA UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Edward Adamchik, ’61 Hank Bonstedt, ’57 Richard Dolson, ’75 Greg Ference, ’75 Larry Keisling, ’57 Joseph Shuler, ’52 Jes Weigel, ’53 Paul Wright, ’87 ALPHA ALPHA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN Gary Allie, ’63 Don Barry, ’88 John Boma, ’80 Marshall Collins, ’87 Charles Crim, ’75 Tom Cycyota, ’77 Dallas Debatin, ’63 Lee Dueringer, ’60 Dean Elliott, ’19 David Ellis, ’62 Doug Gibbens, ’60 Wes Hayden, ’75 Robert Hedgcock, ’47 Michael Huddle, ’78 Tim Hurdelbrink, ’76 Jeff Jarvis, ’77 Rick Lober, ’77 Eugene Munin, ’79 John Osgood, ’75 Dave Piech, ’82 John Sanfilippo, ’80 Paul Sunu, ’75 John Walden, ’79 ALPHA GAMMA GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Sean Austin, ’83 Charles Bentley, ’57 Jim Carpenter, ’61 Joseph Caubo, ’03 Han Chang, ’00 Stephen Counts, ’73 Ron Edwards, ’69 Larry Farrow, ’62 Shawn Fowler, ’84 Wesley Funsch, ’92 Matt Garrison, ’02 Charlie Gilbert, ’59 Dan Gillis, ’19 James Guthrie, ’08 Rohan Hebbar, ’11

Stan Hill, ’02 Joseph Hsu, ’85 JD Ingraham, ’08 David Jaben, ’83 David Lach, ’76 Jefferson Linton, ’77 Josh Lombard, ’95 Andrew Lovejoy, ’92 Robert Martinez, ’07 Graham McFarlane, ’66 Paul Meggs, ’03 Jack Miller, ’61 Asahi Murata, ’13 Walid Neaz, ’06 Paul Osmon, ’94 Deep Patel, ’17 Nikhil Patil, ’04 Kenneth Pharoah, ’80 Leo Ricci, ’19 Andrew Sanfilippo, ’94 Eric Saunders, ’92 Bayne Steele, ’81 Moe Trebuchon, ’83 Meeks Vaughan, ’76 Thomas Watson, ’69 ALPHA DELTA UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL Dave Balas, ’86 Josh Bass, ’03 Ry Beck1899 Ken Edwards, ’86 Mike Griffin, ’86 Dave Harvey, ’88 Carl Howard, ’87 Carter Johnson, ’90 Joseph Ligon, ’04 Ted Lotchin, ’92 ALPHA EPSILON DUKE UNIVERSITY Joseph Baden, ’68 Frank Barkley, ’57 Kenneth Bieber, ’67 Brownie Futrell, ’75 Mike Gasparian, ’77 Peter Graybill, ’72 Warren Shaw, ’70 Benjamin Straus, ’55 Hugh Wells, ’68

ALPHA ZETA ALFRED UNIVERSITY Carl Blanchard, ’59 Nicholas Chuff, ’70 Wilfred Drake, ’68 Jonathan Haight, ’60 Bill Long, ’63 ALPHA ETA OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY Kevin Carper, ’09 Tom Galloway, ’69

Bruce Hammond, ’98 Harold King, ’61 Stephen Matsick, ’69 Rick Pavlak, ’74 Donald Reichert, ’52 Jefferson Sampson, ’65 Tom Wible, ’02 Ronald Woofter, ’59 ALPHA THETA UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Walter Bailey, ’51 Mike Ingber, ’95 Jim Jones, ’91 Bob Stoltenberg, ’70 Henry Wagoner, ’67 ALPHA IOTA THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Isaac Caverly, ’14 Robert Day, ’61 Terry Etling, ’62 Philip Hays, ’88 Richard Hempy, ’55 Jon Hockman, ’87 William Hoover, ’64 Greg Hudson, ’88 Nils Melkerson, ’64 Cody Nagel, ’12 Kyle Pendleton, ’89 Jeff Reichert, ’87 Russ Shaw, ’59 Patrick Shepherd, ’63 Eric Wagner, ’62 Christopher Wrobel, ’14 John Zeek, ’87 ALPHA LAMBDA MILLIKIN UNIVERSITY Nico Amoroso, ’05 Nathan Bettenhausen, ’09 Dave Coonrod, ’89 William Corum, ’63 Billy Flowers, ’00 Bill Fortune, ’99 Will Frankenberger, ’07 Jerry Freeman, ’59 Ben Howenstine, ’52 Dylan Howser, ’09 David Johnston, ’63 Richard Knox, ’70 Matthew Kotzamanis, ’91 Paul Lidy, ’01 Grant McCloud, ’93 Raymond Moore, ’53 Stanley Natonek, ’14 Robert Nelson, ’59 John Prange, ’58 Sam Reisman, ’12 Zach Uttich, ’04 Jason Van Cauwenberge, ’99 ALPHA MU UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Pat Allman, ’79

Bill Anderson, ’68 Tom Archer, ’87 Brian Ashby, ’84 Jean-Luc Banks, ’12 Roger Carroll, ’80 Hank Curry, ’65 Mike Curtis, ’85 Jon Dubrow, ’85 Dennis Howard, ’71 John Jenkins, ’84 Paul Lazor, ’69 Thomas Loew, ’73 Ron MacLeod, ’69 Brian Magoon, ’68 James Marshall, ’02 Robert Martin, ’65 Thomas Reynolds, ’89 Greg Stayin, ’86 Mike Steger, ’86 Lester Wagner, ’66 ALPHA NU OGLETHORPE UNIVERSITY Alex Attebery, ’13 Skyler DuBose, ’18 James Hill, ’03 Randy Roberson, ’94 ALPHA XI UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Marvin Causey, ’47 ALPHA OMICRON MCGILL UNIVERSITY Alan Livingstone, ’65 ALPHA PI MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Gerald Boschma, ’58 John Clark, ’58 Cody Dawson, ’02 George Dovas, ’52 Bobby Flotkoetter, ’02 James Gerlach, ’57 Robert Henny, ’57 Mike Kotyk, ’89 Bob Machnee, ’66 William McCauley, ’66 Richard McLellan, ’61 Dennis Niemiec, ’74 Marc Ruzicka, ’85 Larry Stringer, ’66 Bud Sullivan, ’81 Rick Van Dresser, ’76 ALPHA RHO UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO BOULDER Terry Shroyer, ’50 ALPHA SIGMA UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, COLLEGE PARK Christopher Allen, ’85 Gene Fatula, ’85

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FY ’21 DONORS Robert Hahn, ’62 Matt Kissane, ’87 Mike Lackett, ’67 Michael Mellott, ’74 Bob Pevenstein, ’67 Matt Sincaglia, ’05 Bill Totten, ’72 Brian Vincent, ’00

ALPHA CHI STETSON UNIVERSITY Bill Cross, ’59 Nik Koulogeorge, ’08 J.R. O, ’Flynn, ’12 John Pierce, ’75 Henry Rosenbaum, ’65 Scott Williams, ’10

ALPHA TAU ALBION COLLEGE Bob Andrews, ’58 Frank Burdine, ’65 James Davis, ’87 Drew Fogel, ’19 Josh Merchant, ’93 Benjamin Tung, ’77 Jeffrey Yoder, ’67

ALPHA PSI UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN Allan Brandt, ’64 John Flemming, ’67 Bob Glantz, ’63 Brian McHugh, ’69 Rick Tank, ’75

ALPHA UPSILON KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY Natty Attwater, ’08 Austin Bosch, ’13 Rece Buckmaster, ’21 Jeff Chapman, ’78 Martin Cram, ’12 Art DeGroat, ’13 Casey Dwyer, ’08 Sameul Edwards, ’13 Joe Falter, ’09 David Fansher, ’70 Skyler Forge, ’20 Dave Hotchkiss, ’57 Domenic Huber, ’20 Don Jennison, ’55 Miles Keaton, ’92 Christopher Kellenbarger, ’10 Matthew Khoury, ’17 Marcus Kidd, ’09 Loren Mall, ’58 Matt Marchesini, ’08 Mike McGivern, ’74 Matt Mindrup, ’15 Larry Moeder, ’12 David Ott, ’85 Harvey Page, ’58 Christopher Payne, ’92 Duane Saunders, ’58 Brett Seidl, ’10 Craig Settle, ’95 Larry Simer, ’60 Nate Spriggs, ’10 Alex Suñé, ’06 Collin Thompson, ’19 Matt Tobaben, ’13 Marcus Wyss, ’90 ALPHA PHI UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Al Baker, ’75 Hal Faber, ’58 Steven Finley, ’73 Jim Foss, ’53 Norm Groot, ’75 Del Worthington, ’75

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BETA ALPHA IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Gerry Hartmann, ’56 Ken Klindt, ’56 Brendan O, ’Connor, ’14 Michael Scigliano, ’60 Gregory Tew, ’01 Bill Tiedje, ’63 BETA BETA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI Bob Banning, ’57 Dave Bartnett, ’69 Ron Bloom, ’64 Bob Briggs, ’73 Ryan Brockschmitt, ’02 Brian Brooks, ’64 Jeff Burrows, ’76 Scott Cooper, ’85 Dal Davis, ’77 Joseph DeGregorio, ’15 Devon Dobrich, ’84 Jim Gay, ’01 John Gay, ’05 Tim Gentry, ’81 Cary Griffin, ’63 Don Heppermann, ’63 Bruce Kaplan, ’77 Steve Kleinschmidt, ’77 Bruce Lake, ’15 Bill Lang, ’74 Gabe Lansberry, ’96 Bruce Loewenberg, ’58 James Mark, ’01 Steve Marx, ’75 Larry Matheny, ’67 Bill Obermark, ’61 Bob Paris, ’60 Tom Parks, ’66 Steve Smith, ’75 Greg Speno, ’65 Jim Unger, ’67 Jack Watkins, ’82 Carl Wermuth, ’62 Jeff Westbrook, ’78 Joe Woodward, ’65

BETA GAMMA THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, LOS ANGELES Rich Bacio, ’78 Hernan Briggs, ’59 Jeff Burke, ’76 Marshall Cox, ’56 Ethan Cruz, ’19 John Fiero, ’81 Harry Hufford, ’50 Jeffrey Lauber, ’78 Mark Lee, ’65 Craig Lewis, ’48 Bruce Morgan, ’84 Steven Morris, ’00 Les Munson, ’65 Wayne Redmond, ’67 Harry Stroud, ’48 Marcus Zalewski, ’94 Carl Zaptiff, ’68 Chris Zyda, ’81 BETA EPSILON OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Bob Batie, ’58 Fred Duckwall, ’61 Glenn Eades, ’55 Robert Gebo, ’60 Bill Helin, ’62 Earl Kroner, ’51 Bernie Newcomb, ’62 Phil Ramazzina, ’59 Herb Sims, ’66 BETA ZETA UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Charles Coffey, ’18 Mike Di Girolamo, ’84 Bazil Duncan, ’66 David English, ’70 Juan Fernandez, ’18 BETA ETA LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Sergio Waldeck, ’95 BETA THETA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Dave Press, ’69 John Weber, ’60 BETA IOTA WITTENBERG UNIVERSITY Ken Beals, ’65 Jack Dostal, ’60 Rob Everett, ’12 Art Fabian, ’62 Robert Fannin, ’68 Roger Stanford, ’66 Marc West, ’84 BETA KAPPA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA Jesse Alexander, ’11 Richard Field, ’80 Byron Galloway, ’90

Ronald Gibson, ’85 Jim Hicks, ’89 Carter Hudgins, ’13 Wade Keung, ’85 Scott Moore, ’80 Warren Reed, ’91 Glenn Reeves, ’80 Mike Sileo, ’20 BETA MU TRANSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY Gage Abell, ’15 Rick Arenstein, ’68 Steve Banfield, ’87 Vince Barber, ’79 Tony Blanton, ’85 Kevin Brown, ’94 Patrick Burba, ’83 Darren Carrico, ’99 Christopher Cook, ’87 William Hale, ’64 Tyler Lega, ’15 Giles Light, ’63 Rich Mains, ’92 Marc Mathews, ’77 Richard Medley, ’85 Kyle Melloan, ’02 Steve Merriman, ’64 Matt Milliner, ’99 Kaushik Mohan, ’06 Tate Ohmer, ’20 Josh Porter, ’16 Alan Rutenberg, ’88 Kyle Spring, ’06 Brad Sullivan, ’99 V. Sutton, ’85 Kirk Tolle, ’79 Gene Vance, ’85 David Walters, ’77 Erik Weber, ’04 David Willey, ’71 BETA NU CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FRESNO Stanley Ball, ’62 Jeff Cova, ’90 Kody Kenshalo, ’15 Arthur Montejano, ’08 Andrew Peyton, ’99 PZ Piazzoni, ’89 James Smith, ’92 Todd Swanson, ’94 Nick Troiani, ’61 Brandon Wells, ’03 Jerry Wen, ’99 BETA OMICRON CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY John Giolitti, ’62 Robert Haar, ’92 William Kroger, ’57 Russ Lentner, ’67 Bob Morris, ’58 Lloyd Wepman, ’65 Dane Zahner, ’86

FY ’21 DONORS BETA PI MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY Mark Baker, ’82 Bob Becker, ’57 Danny Dodge, ’75 Daniel Downs, ’73 Samuel Evett, ’74 Kevin Farmer, ’90 Carlton Gutman, ’59 Glenn Hay, ’75 Rick Houghton, ’02 Fred Lim, ’98 Mark Midgley, ’81 Robert Pawling, ’67 William Redman, ’58 Joe Rowe, ’68 Ken Scotford, ’78 Derrick Siebert, ’01 John Wehmanen, ’70 Roger Weidelman, ’59 BETA RHO HARTWICK COLLEGE Phil Kluge, ’76 Craig Van Doren, ’76 BETA TAU WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Dale Aidif, ’84 Douglas Guido, ’68 Jeremy Hargis, ’93 Thomas Iott, ’89 Ryan Kamerad, ’96 Ken Laurence, ’96 BETA UPSILON UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT LAFAYETTE Mickey Rotolo, ’58 BETA PHI ST. FRANCIS UNIVERSITY Hiram Driscoll, ’58 David Marsh, ’79 Anthony Mosca, ’59 Samuel Pantano, ’69 Christian Resick, ’89 James Schaedler, ’70 BETA PSI ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY Jae Allen, ’64 Jason Baker, ’97 David Burton, ’71 Tony Fagnant, ’76 Mike Hoffman, ’85 Floyd Martin, ’61 David Mecke, ’57 Gary Streit, ’71 Nick Sweetman, ’12 Gary Tucker, ’67 Michael Van Milligan, ’99 Kirk Zapp, ’87

BOWLING GREEN STATE BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY Bart Ankney, ’01 GAMMA ALPHA SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY Jack Brennan, ’57 Tom Briant, ’78 Pat Calvet, ’81 Roger Clarkson, ’67 Raymond Fold, ’49 Gary Fortner, ’87 Eric Guerrero, ’88 Paul Hargis, ’78 Erik Johannesen, ’78 Mark Johnson, ’83 Jimmy Kalb, ’79 Quinton Lee, ’78 Art Mitchell, ’77 Ken Schoeni, ’90 Muggs Stoll, ’81 William Truex, ’62 Christopher Wong, ’01 GAMMA BETA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS Jack Ballard, ’49 GAMMA DELTA WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY Chris Jellison, ’81 Ed Maher, ’75 David Petersen, ’76 William Roberts, ’79 Hugh Rossolo, ’69 GAMMA EPSILON SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY Justin Baldwin, ’64 Steven Bay, ’66 Christopher Beezer, ’10 Miles Bellamy, ’90 David Bernstein, ’20 Zach Birrer, ’19 Ron Blake, ’57 Mateo Castillo, ’20 Dylan Chavez, ’19 Hoon Cho, ’19 Monte Clark, ’20 Rob Clottu, ’67 Ray Conrady, ’56 Edgar Corona, ’19 Gabriel De Leon, ’18 Michael Edmonson, ’09 Gandi Fania, ’20 Gabe Fernandez, ’20 Johnathan Gamarra, ’19 Fadi Ghazi, ’19 David Hsia, ’19 Griffin Janigian, ’17 Victor Jeong, ’85 Jim Kimball, ’82 Jim Knoll, ’83 Joey Lopez, ’11 Patrick Lucey, ’12

Larry Lundberg, ’66 Noah Maynard, ’15 Bill Mazzocco, ’59 Arellius Medina, ’20 AJ Nario, ’20 Henry Negrete, ’07 Dustin Nguyen, ’18 Eric Padilla, ’19 Dominick Partida, ’18 Akash Patel, ’19 Abraham Perdomo, ’20 Joshua Peters, ’10 Terry Potts, ’67 Jim Rapoza, ’66 Rod Rodolico, ’65 Ethan Sandoval, ’19 Himansu Singh, ’18 Francis Sison, ’19 Wesley Sullivan, ’20 Ryan Tekerlek, ’09 Robert Terhell, ’18 Adam Teso, ’13 Larry Vaughn, ’84 René Welti, ’67 Bruce Westphal, ’61 Gil Williamson, ’58 Steve Wisbar, ’87 Mike Wycisk, ’90 Nick Zohourian, ’19 GAMMA ZETA RUTGERS, THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW JERSEY Bob Buckstad, ’74 John Golden, ’78 Richard Knoblauch, ’63 Jim Monsul, ’59 Jonathan Ramsfelder, ’85 John Sweeney, ’52 GAMMA THETA UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT MERCY Cliff Burk, ’65 Chris Cronin, ’84 William Mellerowicz, ’74 GAMMA IOTA UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Steve Arnt, ’61 Bob Baker, ’77 Mike Bivens, ’16 Merlyn Clark, ’57 Larry Decker, ’69 Sean Foster, ’08 Toby McNeal, ’79 Patrick Noonan, ’63 Eric Pickett, ’79 Michael Rowles, ’65 Paul Stewart, ’59 Vaughn Wasem, ’71 GAMMA KAPPA WESTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY David Allen, ’61 Justin Allen, ’96 Kirk Dillard, ’75

Bill Epperly, ’64 James Esworthy, ’59 Jim Grover, ’54 John Guido, ’86 Jim Haleem, ’66 Stan Harris, ’60 Ed Noel, ’83 Tim Sattley, ’89 Mike Waight, ’83 Jim Zinck, ’54 GAMMA NU NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY Jim Kellis, ’53 Carl Stephens, ’54 GAMMA XI UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS Bruce Brown, ’67 Dan Claiborne, ’67 Greg Cornwell, ’68 Mike Cox, ’69 Cecil Harold, ’83 Arthur Hastings, ’62 Murray Hilyard, ’88 David Holmes, ’66 Jim Mathis, ’66 Brian Patrick, ’68 Kyle Turner, ’03 Norman Williams, ’71 Mike Wims, ’65 GAMMA OMICRON FORT HAYS STATE UNIVERSITY Richard Cole, ’67 Darrel Miller, ’61 Ken Miller, ’64 GAMMA PI INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA George Fuller, ’92 GAMMA RHO GANNON UNIVERSITY John Guenther, ’63 Steve Hanson, ’60 John McCool, ’72 James Nichols, ’63 Trent Reed, ’09 GAMMA SIGMA THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS Michael Brunolli, ’78 Andy Fyke, ’83 GAMMA TAU EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY John Andrews, ’64 Joe Lepak, ’55 Jim Madsen, ’68 Mike Morris, ’65 Tom Rogers, ’60 Jason Salhaney, ’93 Scott Schillag, ’93

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FY ’21 DONORS Steven Smith, ’71 Bill Stidham, ’58 Craig Urban, ’66 GAMMA UPSILON SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECHNOLOGY Mads Andenas, ’67 Robert Case, ’72 Baron Fidler, ’89 Randall Ice, ’68 Doug Olson, ’57 Randy Powell, ’72 Raymond Rossi, ’63 GAMMA PHI ALMA COLLEGE John Foster, ’64 Stuart Strait, ’59 GAMMA CHI DREXEL UNIVERSITY Chris Andris, ’12 Donald Brockel, ’77 David Dean, ’65 Nish Desai, ’04 Daniel Elliott, ’61 Joe Fanelli, ’95 John Fekete, ’67 Lawrence Halvorsen, ’65 Colin Reid, ’04 Ed Tinsley, ’58 Quincy Waldron, ’98 Dave Zoltowski, ’03 GAMMA PSI MORNINGSIDE COLLEGE Brad Burris, ’74 Del Christensen, ’71 Matthew Hattermann, ’94 Bruce Holmgren, ’67 GAMMA OMEGA UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Scott Chase, ’65 Albert Hollinger, ’64 Tom Howard, ’66 Duane Kelly, ’68 Robert Kramp, ’93 Jack Moore, ’72 Jim Nicholas, ’68 DELTA ALPHA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO William Liddicoat, ’66 Dennis Mac Donneil, ’62 DELTA BETA THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Bryan Hannegan, ’88 Stephen Myers, ’56 Harry Sims, ’57 Leon Taylor, ’91

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DELTA GAMMA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Dale Swenson, ’57 Steven Viskup, ’61 DELTA DELTA PURDUE UNIVERSITY Tab Barth, ’88 Stacy Bartoletti, ’88 Dustin Beckwith, ’05 Bill Bray, ’87 Ed Buening, ’64 Paul Cantrell, ’90 Jack Colbert, ’57 Nathan Craig, ’10 Jason Depp, ’98 Paul DiTeodoro, ’87 Thomas Divelbiss, ’80 Brad Duncan, ’07 David Eisenhauer, ’71 Rick Gamble, ’76 Lew Graham, ’69 Greg Henderson, ’73 Doug Hively, ’79 Kyle Hodges, ’08 Chris Hostetler, ’90 Patrick Jessee, ’01 Jim Kirchhofer, ’58 Will Kovalski, ’95 Matt Macaluso, ’92 Gabe Magallanes, ’12 Mac McCain, ’73 John McDonald, ’70 Roger Mola, ’71 Merrill Morey, ’76 Blake Pedersen, ’10 Scott Peterson, ’80 Al Remaly, ’87 Louie Ripberger, ’74 Tom Roeser, ’70 Brian Rupley, ’77 Craig Saddler, ’78 Dan Schwartz, ’80 Chad Schweinzger, ’05 Dick Seidenstricker, ’73 Ben Seifert, ’00 Tom Seto, ’05 Tom Sgritta, ’65 Dean Shelato, ’71 George Smith, ’58 Thomas Smith, ’77 Bob Tomala, ’79 Eric Underwood, ’01 Todd Warrix, ’89 Ken Willard, ’90 Joe Willerth, ’67 Roger Willis, ’68 Tom Yeakley, ’69 DELTA EPSILON MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Bruce Baker, ’71 Jay Baugh, ’13 Nick Baum, ’09 Jacob Bautista, ’15

Mitchell Brady, ’14 Jim Butler, ’62 Dominic Clucas, ’07 Terry Donze, ’68 Jake Droste, ’11 David Dunavant, ’72 Ed Harster, ’06 Samuel Hay, ’08 Aaron Hensley, ’11 Paul Hirtz, ’07 Ron Hoffman, ’69 Peyton Holden, ’20 David Lecko, ’10 Cliff Martin, ’16 Dick Paul, ’64 Matthew Ryder, ’11 Tom Saranita, ’65 Tony Sax, ’17 Zachary Schoenfeld, ’14 Joe Schulte, ’57 Luke Swanton, ’17 Richard Thom, ’64 Richard Witzel, ’68 DELTA ZETA HIGH POINT UNIVERSITY Kevin Cole, ’89 Michael Current, ’67 Mark Murphy, ’87 DELTA THETA UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA Michael Martin, ’65 Timothy Richmond, ’60 DELTA IOTA BARTON COLLEGE Ray Boykin, ’65 James Dawson, ’67 Chuck Finklea, ’74 Barry Lamm, ’58 DELTA KAPPA HUMBOLDT STATE UNIVERSITY Lou Gurney, ’59 Rich Stewart, ’62 DELTA LAMBDA UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY Curby Alexander, ’92 Alain Balmanno, ’07 Juan Banuelos, ’09 Dave Bennett, ’96 Brandon Duff, ’13 Jared Gheen, ’18 Seth Peavler, ’09 Tony Perfilio, ’66 Conor Reese, ’11 Brian Speckhard, ’11 Josh St. John-Sellers, ’08 Devin Stein, ’12 DELTA MU LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY Matt Beauchamp, ’13

Jim Bohan, ’61 Ronald Brawders, ’62 Bill Campbell, ’61 John Cosgrove, ’57 Charles Donaldson, ’61 Ken Paddock, ’62 Marty Peters, ’61 John Rossbach, ’58 Cameron Tapella, ’13 DELTA NU EDINBORO UNIVERSITY Dick Belcher, ’62 Richard Bernardini, ’72 John Dauer, ’74 Emery Gathers, ’61 Keith Johnson, ’61 Darrell Kougher, ’67 Larry Morris, ’59 DELTA XI TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITYCOMMERCE Mitchell Morrow, ’19 Christian Scioneaux, ’19 DELTA OMICRON WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Bill Carver, ’64 William Crandall, ’10 Trevor Dunlap, ’10 Mike Dyer, ’85 JT Garrett, ’61 Cody Grasty, ’05 Richard Huffman, ’08 Philip Kay, ’09 Jarod Kirby, ’16 Coleman Leopard, ’15 Steve Norman, ’68 Dylan Rood, ’17 Fred Rosenkampff, ’59 Henry Russ, ’63 Jeffrey Sanford, ’85 Jim Woodard, ’65 DELTA PI STEPHEN F. AUSTIN STATE UNIVERSITY Tom Moran, ’67 DELTA TAU FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY Michael Judd, ’68 Thomas Lafferty, ’62 Gary Melvin, ’62 Bob Mills, ’70 Joseph Nagel, ’67 James Sack, ’63 Walter Steuer, ’62 Robert Zinski, ’76 DELTA UPSILON NORTHERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY John Bowsman, ’66 David Garrett, ’73

FY ’21 DONORS DELTA PHI CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY AT PENNSYLVANIA Jerry Guthrie, ’68 Eugene Heintz, ’70 Dan Poisel, ’67 DELTA PSI EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Tom Broderick, ’79 Kevin Carter, ’82 Tim Drake, ’84 Mike Petrik, ’76 Larry Uebner, ’63 DELTA OMEGA CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY Kyle Kubovcik, ’11 Michael Singerman, ’65 Tim Wolfe, ’69 EPSILON BETA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-OSHKOSH Jason Bailin, ’12 John Benson, ’67 Zachary Collins, ’18 Doug DeRosier, ’91 Joe Fletcher, ’09 Mike Goldfarb, ’84 Richard Helgeson, ’65 Tom Hewitt, ’64 Eric Hobbs, ’07 John Kelly, ’84 Nathan Michael, ’06 Emanuel Nelson, ’17 Mark Novell, ’91 Vince Platten, ’14 Patrick Pretty, ’71 Jim Rath, ’71 Josh Thurmer, ’02 EPSILON CHI VALDOSTA STATE UNIVERSITY Ron Collins, ’74 EPSILON DELTA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSINPLATTEVILLE Craig Cerqua, ’75 Dale Dixon, ’66 Burnie Oates, ’68 Al Otto, ’66 Rich Russman, ’67 Lawrence Solchenberger, ’67 EPSILON EPSILON OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY Joseph Hughes, ’70 EPSILON ZETA CLARKSON UNIVERSITY Paul Donoghue, ’75

EPSILON ETA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSINWHITEWATER Jim Glebke, ’68

EPSILON XI SETON HALL UNIVERSITY Philip Adams, ’67 Charles Irek, ’66

EPSILON THETA ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY George Cook, ’66 Francis Keating, ’79

EPSILON PI WOODBURY UNIVERSITY German Paredes, ’13 Michael Sultan, ’68

EPSILON IOTA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE Tony Beaster, ’92 Mike Boerboon, ’19 Bob Brown, ’95 Cam Carey, ’12 Mike Clark, ’66 Glenn Decker, ’67 Dan Foley, ’70 Jake Jacobson, ’65 Bill Lawhorn, ’93 Rick Norman, ’76 Alexander Olp, ’13 Garrett Paulson, ’13 Jim Schmalz, ’73 Don Sloan, ’12 Pat Stephens, ’67 Joe Tomsyck, ’77 Allan Tripp, ’68

EPSILON RHO CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN LUIS OBISPO Bob Bader, ’59 Craig Baltimore, ’83 Douglas Basch, ’68 Christopher Blanken, ’71 Randall Brame, ’66 Thomas Brightbill, ’83 Bruce Cameron, ’61 Joe Castellano, ’61 Don Cole, ’76 Dennis Duncan, ’71 Jim Evans, ’58 Peter Fanjul, ’72 Mark Gay, ’66 Tom Gray, ’72 Thomas Hannum, ’70 Bill Hartwig, ’61 Ric Heinzen, ’69 Michael Ivy, ’71 Rich "TD" Jacobsen, ’83 Doug Jones, ’82 Dizzy Kendrick, ’73 Joe Koch, ’83 Jon Krause, ’82 Jim Larson, ’72 John Lester, ’72 Nachi Madhavan, ’81 Jonathan Monfort, ’82 William Montgomery, ’77 Scott Morlan, ’71 Bob Papazian, ’73 Yabut Patterson, ’73 Douglas Paul, ’88 Greg Piers, ’68 Mike Roanhaus, ’70 Jon Shull, ’83 Noel Shutt, ’69 Daniel Veyna, ’74 David Woodard, ’87 "Solo" Yates, ’73 Russ Yensen, ’63

EPSILON KAPPA LOYOLA UNIVERSITY CHICAGO John Buechner, ’71 Paul Davies, ’15 Mario Di Benedetto, ’71 Anthony Guido, ’68 Timothy Hicklin, ’65 Tyler Hienkel, ’13 Tom Hush, ’13 Jeremiah Johnson, ’12 Brandon Kassam, ’15 John Kouracos, ’13 Michael Laxner, ’71 Angelo Leventis, ’69 Ross Monks, ’80 James Rhodes, ’70 Ben Riesmeyer, ’12 Frank Saporito, ’72 Wayne Sherman, ’71 Mark Solinski, ’13 Max Timm, ’12 Diego Valenzuela, ’14 Karl Wash, ’67 EPSILON LAMBDA NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY Steven Bleish, ’71 Russell Freeman, ’70 William Haskell, ’68 John Melito, ’66 Jim Meyer, ’70 Richard Schwarz, ’68 Lee Sickman, ’73 Gail Sybert, ’69

EPSILON TAU GRAND VALLEY STATE UNIVERSITY Mark Adams, ’70 Bryan Beran, ’09 Patrick Connors, ’12 Ryan Henne, ’99 Thomas Holmes, ’70 David Holzen, ’10 Branden Stewart, ’07 Kevin Thomas, ’89 Bill Yates, ’97

Derek Zuverink, ’14 EPSILON PHI EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY Robert Cansler, ’75 Vince Woods, ’06 EPSILON PSI BRYANT UNIVERSITY Bill Martin, ’69 EPSILON OMEGA ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY Brian Bernardoni, ’86 Derek Cooper, ’98 Jeff Fink, ’00 Ryan Gillespie, ’97 Bo Hopper, ’96 Divyesh Jevtani, ’01 Matt Malinsky, ’95 Scott Maskel, ’97 John Mullins, ’00 Eric Raucci, ’88 Phil Rodriguez, ’03 John Schertz, ’70 Jesse Shapiro, ’10 Joe Walden, ’78 Ryan Westlund, ’96 Nathan Wight, ’97 ZETA ALPHA NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Gary Fippinger, ’73 Juan Martinez, ’87 Richard Ruffner, ’81 ZETA BETA MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY Steven David, ’76 Don Nicholas, ’70 Dean Stump, ’84 ZETA GAMMA VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY Mark Byerley, ’84 ZETA EPSILON CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FULLERTON Greg Beck, ’78 ZETA IOTA UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER Ron Gross, ’85 ZETA KAPPA UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO Bart Bartholomew, ’91 Christopher Blacker, ’15 Jared Kempton, ’19 Conner Ruybal, ’13

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FY ’21 DONORS ZETA LAMBDA ROSE-HULMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Chris Cleary, ’81 Len Dattilo, ’89 Rob Hochstetler, ’88 Dylan Kessler, ’11 Mark Kipp, ’80 Christopher Meyer, ’01 JR Milne, ’83 John Tenbusch, ’91 ZETA NU MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY Drew Minnis, ’20 Jack Phillips, ’19 ZETA XI ST. CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITY Dan Kitrell, ’80 Fernando Lesniak, ’10 Brian Nieting, ’81 Jeffery Templin, ’83 ZETA OMICRON CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST BAY William Anderson, ’91 Hugo Diaz, ’05 ZETA PI UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT MONROE Doug Ardoin, ’84 Landon Christy, ’00 Mark Neal, ’90 ZETA TAU LAKE SUPERIOR STATE UNIVERSITY Mark Worden, ’89 ZETA UPSILON EUREKA COLLEGE Bucky Boland, ’94 Jacob Etscheid, ’08 Rod Gould, ’84 Chick Menton, ’67 Daniel Struck, ’99 ZETA ZETA TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY Jorge Ochoa, ’11 ZETA CHI UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA AT BIRMINGHAM Chris Edmonds, ’88 Stan McLemore, ’84 Philip Watson, ’85 ZETA PSI THE COLLEGE AT BROCKPORT, STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Leo Verhaeg, ’86

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ETA ALPHA MILWAUKEE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING Quentin Bates, ’14 Adam Hay, ’14 Robert Strangeway, ’02 ETA BETA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN BERNARDINO Azeem Dhalla, ’91 Dave Gabonay, ’86 Douglas Gonzalez, ’86 Jason Plowy, ’88 Jeff Shaposhnick, ’89 Mark Ullrich, ’87 ETA GAMMA EAST STROUDSBURG UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Joe Bertolino, ’94 ETA EPSILON NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Dave Petersohn, ’69 Pat Schellinger, ’89 Terrance Scroggin, ’69 ETA IOTA CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, SACRAMENTO Curtis Butler, ’87 Barry Kalian, ’85 ETA KAPPA UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGANDEARBORN Sean Bartolucci, ’94 Cardi DeMonaco, ’06 ETA LAMBDA CHAPMAN UNIVERSITY Henry Weaks, ’91 ETA OMICRON UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-EAU CLAIRE Jason DeKeuster, ’95 Ethan Liss, ’15 Wyatt Young, ’14 ETA PI UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON Bryan Carey, ’86 ETA RHO UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHARLOTTE James Ledbetter, ’01 Randy Peterson, ’93 Dale Proctor, ’89

ETA SIGMA CALIFORNIA STATE POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY, POMONA Timothy Miller, ’88 ETA UPSILON INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY Colton Angel, ’17 Austin Barnard, ’18 Zac Barrus, ’20 Jaxon Bierman, ’20 Nicholas Burton, ’17 Jordan DeRolf, ’20 Logan Duffy, ’20 Ryan Figg, ’19 Gage Fraser, ’20 Alanson Gann, ’20 Daniel Garcia, ’20 Zach Granada, ’21 Camden Harden, ’21 Schuyler Haynes, ’19 Reece Hutchinson, ’19 Dodge Kudrna, ’17 Caleb Lawson, ’20 Daniel Licari, ’17 Spencer Limcaco, ’21 Luke Marchino, ’18 Dylan Maupin, ’20 Matthew Mier, ’18 Jace Mott, ’18 Steven Nickens, ’18 Colton Romine, ’18 Richie Stolz, ’20 Noah Willham, ’20 Matt Wilson, ’18 Ryker Wood, ’19 ETA PHI SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Charles Lust, ’94 ETA CHI NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY James Apodaca, ’95 Brian Carson, ’94 Adrian Franco, ’94 Joe Garcia, ’92 Danny Hergenrader, ’10 David Jones, ’97 Brian Kennedy, ’88 Matthew MacCardle, ’96 Brian Montoya, ’97 Todd Ramsey, ’97 Dom Sanchez-Stimson, ’93 Ernest Teves, ’92 Kyle Woolfolk, ’96 ETA OMEGA JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY (RI) Chris Horvath, ’93 Paul Page, ’92 Augusto Rodriguez, ’02 Mike Sbrocco, ’90

HILGARD THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY Chuck Bohle, ’59 Al Boro, ’79 Steve Buffi, ’79 John Carr, ’55 Courtney Crowley, ’82 Jerry Crump, ’55 Mark Dunker, ’58 Lester Jacobs, ’62 Gary Kalian, ’58 Jim Molineux, ’65 John Obana, ’79 Kevin Powers, ’75 Benson Quan, ’68 Ron Winkler, ’65 THETA EPSILON WINGATE UNIVERSITY Chris Scocco, ’03 Rob Straube, ’09 THETA ZETA COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY David Eason, ’91 Rob Kuehl, ’99 THETA ETA TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITYSAN MARCOS Igor Shabatura, ’17 THETA THETA UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD Steve Bonamarte, ’98 THETA KAPPA STATE OF NEW YORK AT OSWEGO Jeffrey Boeckl, ’08 James Klimaszewski, ’08 Scott Wiley, ’97 THETA LAMBDA DICKINSON COLLEGE Dave Crosson, ’01 John Raynes, ’99 THETA MU UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY Nat Norris, ’95 Roshan Palli, ’11 THETA NU IDAHO STATE UNIVERSITY Zach Beck, ’96 THETA PI UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST Phil Cai, ’20 Matt Cerullo, ’20 Andrew Ellis, ’20 Dan Kantorovich, ’20 Darius Martinez, ’20

FY ’21 DONORS Orion McLain, ’20 Ben McQuate, ’20 Cole Yee, ’20

IOTA EPSILON UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Matt Stapp, ’11

THETA RHO UNIVERSITY OF OREGON Andy Bremer, ’07 Chad Carnahan, ’01 Kayne Carpenter, ’08 Harvey Chan, ’01 Justin Collins, ’00 Bill Daley, ’97 C. J. Gabbe, ’99 James George, ’00 Brian Goodell, ’97 Dave Hall, ’97 John Hannam, ’01 Baywatch Lee-Kwai, ’97 Nick Luallin, ’06 Deven Morganstern, ’01 Alex Paraskevas, ’03 Adolf Zeman, ’98 Justin Zuiker, ’99

IOTA ETA INDIANA UNIVERSITY-PURDUE UNIVERSITY INDIANAPOLIS Eb Bryant, ’12 Andrew Burrows, ’14 Levi Smith, ’13 Andrew Thomas, ’14 Dallas Webb, ’12 Douglas Wilson, ’88

THETA TAU TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Anthony Hopkins, ’99

IOTA KAPPA THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Kirk Dudgeon, ’15 Colby Judd, ’14 Jeff Redmond, ’11 Bryce Williams, ’14

THETA UPSILON TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Brett Henery, ’99 Jeremy Newton, ’97 THETA CHI UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Matt Grodhaus, ’13 Caleb Williams, ’06 THETA PSI SHORTER UNIVERSITY Josh Adams, ’12 Eric Brovont, ’10 Chris Cannon, ’06 Nathan Crawford, ’10 David Leutzinger, ’19 Tyler Parham, ’14 IOTA ALPHA GEORGIA COLLEGE & STATE UNIVERSITY Pierce Baker, ’20 Joe Burns, ’13 Patrick Hall, ’12 Pendar Khosravi, ’06 Kevin Parks, ’07 Stuart Watts, ’14 IOTA BETA STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON Aaron Shipper, ’10 IOTA DELTA JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY Brad Burgess, ’11

IOTA GAMMA INDIANA UNIVERSITY SOUTH BEND David Kuczmanski, ’10 IOTA IOTA CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY Greg Bokar, ’13

IOTA LAMBDA APPALACHIAN STATE UNIVERSITY Kirby Oscar, ’12 IOTA MU KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY Tyler Cantrell, ’15 Khy Chestnut, ’15 Allen English, ’15 Morgan Hague, ’15 Jared Martin, ’15 IOTA OMICRON THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Scott La Rochelle, ’15 IOTA PI THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER Harry Dukes, ’17 Fahim Khan, ’19 IOTA RHO LANDER UNIVERSITY Bryson Southard, ’19 IOTA SIGMA THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA Bob Dudolski, ’91 Eric Rude, ’19 IOTA THETA BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Jayson Davis, ’11

IOTA UPSILON FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY Dustin Duncan, ’16 Marc Mobley, ’15 KAPPA DELTA VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE & STATE UNIVERSITY Buzz Rigas, ’97 MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA Jim Gustafson, ’67 Liam Mullen, ’20 SUNY NEW PALTZ STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT NEW PALTZ Dave Guzzetta, ’90 UC IRVINE THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE Kevin Tran, ’17 --------------FRIENDS OF DELTA SIG Jelica Abad Christian Adams Diana Ahmad Amanda Aiken Linda Amacher Peyton Anderson Holly Anderson Emily Armburst Trinity Arsenault Kaitlyn Atkinson Emily Bachelor Emily Bahr Caroline Barber Joanne Bares Megan Baris Julie Benelli Maddie Bennett Douglas Benoit Cassidy Berg Chance Berndt Robert Bernth Martha Bernth Amy Bernth Scott Berry Chloe Bess Joe Bierman Kristina Blachard Grace Blackman Hayley Bland Dana Bolar Samantha Bond Regan Bond Mary Kate Bordenkircher Sara Boro Jaecy Bradford Noelle Bradley Sydney Brands Elizabeth Brannon

Grace Brannon Jacob Breon Theresa Brewster Christy Bright-Barnett Jessica Brinkley Eusebio Briseno Mary Bryant Margaret Burns Sarah Carpenter Alec Carr Elizabeth Carter Joanne Cegielski Lauren Cerullo Mike Cerullo Hannah Choo Connor Citron Rebecca Clancy Kat Clare Monte Clark Alexis Clemens Abby Clifton Dianna Cloherty Madison Cole Emily Collins Christine Colwell Alexandra Comp Patrick Condon Isaac Coppage Michaela Coulter Amy Counts Sophie Craig Alyssa Crum Jeffrey Dao Ashton Davis Alex Dearnbarger Ben DeLost Madison Denhart Kaitlyn Desmond Grace Dickerson Joy Donnelly Anonymous Donor Lance Dooley Xandra Dungan Erin Dye Jeff Ebeck Cyndi Eberty Karen Edgeston Annika Ehrlich Robyn Eichorn Suanne Elhabrush Mohamed Elshiekh Taylor Esworthy Kaitlyn Evans Dylan Falter Mia Fernando Katherine Fischer Tracy Fogel Tatum Forrester Heather Fortushniak Brittany Foss Kristin Fouts Rhonda Francis Natalie Fraser Bree Frieling Megan Frieze Baleigh Fry

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FY ’21 DONORS Emily Fuhr Sadracd Gamez Chad Gann Katherine Garcia Carlos Garcia Chloe Garcia Taylor Gardner Jeff Gifford Vicki Goertzen Emma Golden Juan Gomez Aubriana Gonzalez Gracie Goodpaster Callie Gorney Maggie Gray Jacob Grimes Katy Grove Sherri Gwinner Courtney Hackbarth Elizabeth Hagenow Peyton Hall Alexis Hansen Blake Hardesty Anna Hastings Courtney Heier Brooke Hendricks Ashlyn Hendrix Cynthia Hensersky Carson Herbel Jennifer Hesterberg Kylie Higham Caleb Hock Andrew Hoffman Josie Holbrook Shelby Hollis Rebecca Hough Andrew House Sarah Howard Lydia Huber Nancy Immenschuh Maxwell Immenschuh Sarah Isaf Janice Jackson Joyce Jackson Hailey Jacobson Geneva Jahnke Grace Johns Jenna Johnson Nicholas Julian Grace Jurczak Nathan Kamp Wini Kapple Beatrice Kapple Lynsy Karrick-Wikel Blake Kaus Jodi Kaus Skylar Keaton Emily Keeley Ahmet Kekic Calley Kellenberger Regan Kerr Rita King Elizabeth Kirby Andrew Kircher Svea Knight Nathan Kowynia

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Michael Lahmeyer Robert Lange Diane Larson Josie Larson Samantha Lashley Melissa Lawson Libby Lawson Wendy Lawson Ana Lecomte Kylie Ledford Michael Licari Shelby Lierz Richard Lin Lydia Loethen Jacob Lopez Miki Loschky Mallerie Love Dakota Lynnes Jannah Macadaeg Vikki Mahagan Avery Malloy Sierra Manship Ainslie Markle Jacqueline Marling Tera Marquez Colleen Marshall Elaine Marshall Erin Martin Abigail Mason Emma Mason Marissa Masumoto Kaitlyn Mathews Raymond Mauntel James Maupin Tyler Maxwell Ronald Mayhew Marissa McCall Daniel McDonald Emma Mckee Emily McKee Katie McKenna William McKenzie Alivia Mckinney Josephine Medill Hayley Medsker Linda Meffert Janice Meier Jackson Mendenhall Grace Mernagh Tim Meyer Lauren Michaelis Ami Middleton David Mier Angela Mier Kenzie Miera Valerie Miller Stephanie Miller Logan Mills GiveByCell Mobile Donate David Moldenhauer Caitlyn Montoya Matthew Moore Sadie Moritz Michael Morrison Erin Morrissey David Mortensen

Wendell Mott Alvin Musser Robert Navarrette Riley Nelson Paige Nentwig Alexander Newett Deborah Newton Emma Nicks Cheryl Northern Katherine Nutting Heather O, ’Neill Olivia Oddo Kylee ODell Kyle Odgera McLain Oertle Ngozi Okeke Tracy Ortiz Rechelle Oschner Bela Paniagua Gilvin Paniza Debbie Parks Sydney Pater Michele Payne Amy Payne Presli Pearson Peyton Pearson Brianna Pfeiffer Amanda Pharris Alexandra Pierce Haley Pierce Mallory Pine Jenna Pommenville Audrey Powell Amber Prevallet Svyatoslav Prokhorets Shirley Pruitt Nik Rachowicz Ady Ramirez Madison Ramsey Riley Ranzau Zoe Reed Nia Reneau Sandi Renz Kelcy Rhoades Katelyn Rhodes Katherine Rinehart Christine Roberts Hannah Rodecap Cami Rodriguez Maycee Roshel Nihaid Saadatullah Elizabeth Sanders Elizabeth Sanstrom Mckenzie Sauer Gabbi Saunders Madison Schanz Kira Schartz Mary J Schiller Kevin Schmidt Gentry Schneider Jaden Schottel Lauren Schueren Braden Schwarz Calleigh Scott Sydney Scott Todd Short

Brian Skouby Daniel Smith Mackenzie Smith Corey Smith Hayley Smith Ashley Somers Kim Spencer Victoria Stankus Frederick Stuber Catheryn Suchan Natalie Swofford Jacob Taylor Finley Taylor Su-Lin Terhell Michelle Terhell Addie Terrill Aaron Test Jenn Tews Katelyn Thompson Mary Timko Rowan Torbitzky-Lane Minga Torres Mike Tortorello Zoe Trent Aleni Tsikhlakis Sydney Tumberger Shae Turner Emmanuel Ugwuegbu Grace Van Inwegen Joey Vigilius Sergio Villarreal Dennis Villasenor Anna Vogel Jacob Vogts Kinsey Volk Sophia Wachtstetter Brendan Walsh Caroline Wang Jennifer Warner Ellie Warnes Kia Warren Brynnleigh Weaver Kate Weis Mindy Weixelman Troy Welch Cami Wells Allison Wentzel Olivia Wenzel Lucy Weston Douglas Willham Sandra Williams Grace Willmann Taylor Wolf Casey Wolfschlag Dawn Wright Maya Wright Michael Yi Macy Yust Megan Zaiz

30 YEAR+ DONORS 58 YEARS Bill Cross, Stetson, ’59 Jerry Crump, UC Berkeley, ’55 56 YEARS David Allen, Western Illinois, ’61 Robert Day, Ohio State, ’61 Bruce Loewenberg, Missouri, ’58 55 YEARS Charlie Gilbert, Georgia Tech, ’59 54 YEARS Larry Keisling, Pittsburgh, ’57 53 YEARS Dick Belcher, Edinboro, ’62 Loren Mall, Kansas State, ’58 Phil Ramazzina, Oregon State, ’59 52 YEARS Gene Blanchard, Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, ’50 Cliff Burk, Detroit Mercy, ’65 Richard Duroe, Iowa State Science & Technology, ’50 Jim Foss, USC, ’53 Larry Lundberg, San Jose State, ’66 William Truex, San Diego State, ’62 51 YEARS Lee Dueringer, Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, ’60 Robert Hahn, Maryland, Park, ’62 Allen James, North Carolina State, ’65 Barry Lamm, Barton, ’58 50 YEARS Sigfred Sandberg, New Mexico, ’47 Eric Wagner, Ohio State, ’62

Donnie Snedeker, Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, ’57 Mike Wims, North Texas, ’65 Chuck Winston, Southern Methodist (Trinity), ’56 Ronald Woofter, Ohio Northern, ’59 48 YEARS Richard Klumpp, Loyola Marymount, ’58 John Pietras, St. Francis, ’51 Dale Swenson, Kansas, ’57 Jess Weigel, Pittsburgh, ’53 Carl Wermuth, Missouri, ’62 47 YEARS Marshall Cox, UCLA, ’56 Daniel Elliott, Drexel, ’61 Michael Engle, Saint Louis, ’66 Robert Holliday, High Point, ’67 Bruce Holmgren, Morningside, ’67 Terry Potts, San Jose State, ’67 John Prange, Millikin, ’58 Jack Rowley, Waynesburg, ’57 Russ Shaw, Ohio State, ’59 46 YEARS Terry Donze, Missouri S&T, ’68 Waldo Emerson, Florida, ’60 David Holmes, North Texas, ’66 Jake Jacobson, Wisconsin-La Crosse, ’65 Jim Madsen, Eastern Michigan, ’68 Ed Timmermann, Thiel, ’48 45 YEARS Jae Allen, Arizona State, ’64 Bob Andrews, Albion, ’58 Thomas Applegate, Lehigh, ’53 Brian Brooks, Missouri, ’64 David Darwin, North Carolina State, ’65

Mark Dunker, UC Berkeley, ’58 Bill Epperly, Western Illinois, ’64 Charles Kubin, Texas, ’52 John Parker, Purdue, ’68 44 YEARS Carl Blanchard, Alfred, ’59 Jack Dostal, Wittenberg, ’60 Jim Evans, Cal Poly, ’58 Frank Frederick, North Carolina State, ’63 Giles Light, Transylvania, ’63 Burnie Oates, Wisconsin-Platteville, ’68 Nathaniel Willis, Cornell, ’32 43 YEARS Howard Benton, Kansas State, ’60 Kenneth Bieber, Duke, ’67 Jim Gustafson, Minnesota, ’67 Gerry Hartmann, Iowa State Science & Technology, ’56 William Hoover, Ohio State, ’64 Dennis Howard, Virginia, ’71 Charles Jones, UC Berkeley, ’61 42 YEARS Frank Basile, Tulane, ’58 Allan Brandt, Nebraska-Lincoln, ’64 Ken Burtness, UCLA, ’63 Lester Jacobs, UC Berkeley, ’62 Michael Laxner, Loyola Chicago, ’71 Robert Martin, Virginia, ’65 Larry Matheny, Missouri, ’67 Roger Mola, Purdue, ’71 Harry Newlon, San Diego State, ’50 David Press, Lehigh, ’69 Lester Wagner, Virginia, ’66 John Weber, Lehigh, ’60 Bruce Westphal, San Jose State, ’61 Ron Winkler, UC Berkeley, ’65 41 YEARS Ron Bloom, Missouri, ’64 Craig Cerqua, WisconsinPlatteville, ’75 Marcus Drewa, North Texas, ’53 Brownie Futrell, Duke, ’75 Bill Hartwig, Cal Poly, ’61

49 YEARS Ragnar Lindberg, Missouri, ’57 Chuck Schubele, Drexel, ’58

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30 YEAR+ DONORS Forrest Jones, Southern Methodist (Trinity), ’50 Gary Kalian, UC Berkeley, ’58 Phil Kluge, Hartwick, ’76 Darrell Kougher, Edinboro, ’67 Richard McLellan, Michigan State, ’61 Wayne Rush, Kansas State, ’59 Michael Scigliano, Iowa State Science & Technology, ’60 Pat Stephens, Wisconsin-La Crosse, ’67 Bill Stidham, Eastern Michigan, ’58 Harry Stroud, UCLA, ’48 Gary Workman, Millikin, ’61 40 YEARS Bruce Baker, Missouri S&T, ’71 Bruce Cameron, Cal Poly, ’61 Jim Carpenter, Georgia Tech, ’61 Don Chandler, Texas, ’73 Bob Chapman, Michigan State, ’60 Lew Graham, Purdue, ’69 Jim Haleem, Western Illinois, ’66 Robert Henny, Michigan State, ’57 Ken Klindt, Iowa State Science & Technology, ’56 Bruce Marshall, Southern Methodist (Trinity), ’77 Dennis Niemiec, Michigan State, ’74 John Ozier, Auburn, ’69 Tom Sgritta, Purdue, ’65 Russ Yensen, Cal Poly, ’63 39 YEARS Bob Bader, Cal Poly, ’59 Robert Cansler, East Carolina, ’75 Glenn Eades, Oregon State, ’55 Tom Hewitt, Wisconsin-Oshkosh, ’64 Randall Ice, South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, ’68 John McDonald, Purdue, ’70 Doug Olson, South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, ’57 Tony Perfilio, Utah State, ’66 B.R. Sefton, Millikin, ’52 Kenneth Sims, Thiel, ’57 Carl Stephens, Northern Arizona, ’54 Eugene Swearingen, Kansas State, ’58 Lonnie Williams, Wake Forest, ’75 38 YEARS Richard Dolson, Pittsburgh, ’75 Chuck Finklea, Barton, ’74 John Groneck, Saint Louis, ’55 Dave Hotchkiss, Kansas State, ’57 Earl Kroner, Oregon State, ’51 Alan Livingstone, McGill, ’65 Ed Swanson, Hillsdale, ’57 Henry Wagoner, Michigan, ’67 Win Wuttke, Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, ’65

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37 YEARS David Arceneaux, Nicholls State, ’71 William Brady, Michigan State, ’38 Irving Cutter, Texas, ’60 Hal Ingram, North Carolina State, ’75 Erik Johannesen, San Diego State, ’78 Gary Likins, Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, ’59 Joe Luchetski, Duke, ’76 Marc Mathews, Transylvania, ’77 Orlando Montesino, Texas, ’72 Don Newhall, San Jose State, ’51 Jack Ott, Pittsburgh, ’55 Benson Quan, UC Berkeley, ’68 Fred Rosenkampff, Western Carolina, ’59 Gary Teixeira, Houston, ’72 Steven Viskup, Kansas, ’61 36 YEARS Frank Barkley, Duke, ’57 Mike Bixler, UC Berkeley, ’63 Robert Brander, Central Michigan, ’51 Steve Buffi, UC Berkeley, ’79 Chris Cleary, Rose-Hulman, ’81 Richard Dietrich, Idaho, ’65 Andy Fyke, California, Davis, ’83 Richard Knoblauch, Rutgers, ’63 John Pearson, UC Berkeley, ’64 Dan Poisel, California at Pennsylvania, ’67 Michael Smelt, Michigan State, ’57 Tony Smercina, Texas, ’81 Ray Thomas, Michigan Tech, ’49 Joe Willerth, Purdue, ’67 Jim Zinck, Western Illinois, ’54 35 YEARS Don Cole, Cal Poly, ’76 Roger Gregory, Idaho, ’58 Frank Haynes, Colorado Boulder, ’56 Steve Kleinschmidt, Missouri, ’77 Bob Lagomarsino, California, Santa Barbara, ’48 William Liddicoat, Cal State, Chico, ’66 David Lubetzky, UCLA, ’61 Mike Morris, Eastern Michigan, ’65 Kenneth Pharoah, Georgia Tech, ’80 Ed Rodriguez, Texas, ’86 Burton Rohde, UC Berkeley, ’68 Warren Sauer, San Diego State, ’58 Jim Schmalz, Wisconsin-La Crosse, ’73 Bill Surles, North Texas, ’66 Gene Vance, Transylvania, ’85 Greg Wolf, Saint Louis, ’70

34 YEARS Tom Briant, San Diego State, ’78 Bruce Brown, North Texas, ’67 Paul Burch, Kansas State, ’62 Marvin Causey, New Mexico, ’47 Mark Cochard, Pennsylvania State, ’78 Ron Collins, Valdosta State, ’74 George Cook, St. John’s, ’66 Dal Davis, Missouri, ’77 Tom Decker, Saint Louis, ’69 Bob Divine, Georgia Tech, ’48 Paul Donoghue, Clarkson, ’75 David Fratta, Indiana Pennsylvania, ’67 Bob Glantz, Nebraska-Lincoln, ’63 Ric Heinzen, Cal Poly, ’69 Mike Hoffman, Arizona State, ’85 Spencer Kneubuehl, Wisconsin-Whitewater, ’70 Stanley Kottemann, Tulane, ’47 David Lach, Georgia Tech, ’76 Ted Manvell, Thiel, ’67 Al Maxson, Pennsylvania State, ’56 Dick Mills, San Jose State, ’57 David Mohr, Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, ’68 Robert Nelson, Ohio State, ’62 John Obana, UC Berkeley, ’79 Randy Powell, South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, ’72 Edward Rasmessen, Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, ’34 Wayne Redmond, UCLA, ’67 Shy Scheihagen, Texas, ’73 Dan Schwartz, Purdue, ’80 Muggs Stoll, San Diego State, ’81 Benjamin Straus, Duke, ’55 John Walters, Albion, ’65 Del Worthington, USC, ’75 33 YEARS Jim Adams, Georgia Tech, ’60 Pat Allman, Virginia, ’79 Jack Ballard, Arkansas, ’49 Henry Boss, Kansas State, ’69 Van Botts, California, Santa Barbara, ’48 Don Brownell, Michigan State, ’54 Ed Buening, Purdue, ’64 Jim Cipra, UCLA, ’61 Mike Clark, Wisconsin-La Crosse, ’66 Chris Cronin, Detroit Mercy, ’84 Tom Desmond, Tennessee (Cumberland), ’50 Murray Edge, North Texas, ’55 Brien Hallmark, Montana, ’58 Don Jennison, Kansas State, ’55 Clyde Medlock, Duke, ’59 Eugene Munin, Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, ’79 Bob Pevenstein, Maryland, Park, ’67

Junius Pridgen, Virginia, ’65 Jim Rath, Wisconsin-Oshkosh, ’71 Gene Smith, Georgia Tech, ’63 Bob Thompson, Florida, ’60 Craig Van Doren, Hartwick, ’76 Roger Willis, Purdue, ’68

32 YEARS Edward Adamchik, Pittsburgh, ’61 Bill Anderson, Virginia, ’68 Walter Bailey, Michigan, ’51 John Bufe, Saint Louis, ’62 Hank Curry, Virginia, ’65 Bob Draime, Michigan Tech, ’74 Robert Fraundorf, California, Santa Barbara, ’55 William Gibson, Thiel, ’49 Peter Graybill, Duke, ’72 Mark Haselton, Cal Poly, ’61 Wes Hayden, Illinois at UrbanaChampaign, ’75 Dan Kitrell, St. Cloud State, ’80 Jim Knoll, San Jose State, ’83 Joe Koch, Cal Poly, ’83 Don Kukla, Valparaiso, ’81 Allen Lee, San Diego State, ’62 James McGraw, Auburn, ’50 Robert Pawling, Michigan Tech, ’67 David Petersen, Washington State, ’76 Scott Peterson, Purdue, ’80 George Smith, Purdue, ’58 Rick Tank, Nebraska-Lincoln, ’75 Bill Tilghman, Barton, ’84 Allan Tripp, Wisconsin-La Crosse, ’68 Hugh Wells, Duke, ’68 Kenneth Yerike, Nevada-Las Vegas, ’70

31 YEARS Doug Ardoin, Louisiana at Monroe, ’84 Frank Boyle, Michigan State, ’48 Randall Brame, Cal Poly, ’66 Jim Butler, Missouri S&T, ’62 Scott Chase, Houston, ’65 George Dovas, Michigan State, ’52 Joseph DuBois, North Carolina State, ’57 Steve Evenson, Nevada-Las Vegas, ’86 Larry Farrow, Georgia Tech, ’62 Greg Ference, Pittsburgh, ’75 Mark Gay, Cal Poly, ’66 Mike Griffin, North Carolina at Chapel Hill, ’86 Morris Heintschel, Texas, ’70 Chris Hill, Texas, ’78 Chris Jellison, Washington State, ’81 Marshall Johnson, UCLA, ’47 William Kroger, Central Michigan, ’57 Michael Malone, USC, ’61 Michael Martin, Montana, ’65 Mike Martini, UCLA, ’44 James Nichols, Gannon, ’63 Steve Norman, Western Carolina, ’68 Jason Reed, UC Berkeley, ’62 Gerald Retzlaff, Iowa State Science & Technology, ’62 Hal Tanner, Auburn, ’59 Hook Van Hook, Western Illinois, ’68 30 YEARS Rich Barca, Cal Poly, ’72 John Bley, Humboldt State, ’60 Gary Burt, UC Berkeley, ’54 Robert Case, South Dakota School of Mines & Technology, ’72 Richard Catalano, Youngstown State, ’67 Christopher Cook, Transylvania, ’87

Stephen Counts, Georgia Tech, ’73 David Cox, Auburn, ’35 Kirk Dillard, Western Illinois, ’75 Allen Fore, Eureka, ’86 Tom Giltner, Texas, ’80 Robert Glaze, Southern Methodist (Trinity), ’65 Martin Gregg, California, Santa Barbara, ’98 Lou Gurney, Humboldt State, ’59 Dave Harvey, North Carolina at =Chapel Hill, ’88 John Heitler, Texas, ’51 Don Heppermann, Missouri, ’63 Tom Howard, Houston, ’66 Don Hunziker, Kansas State, ’61 Mark Kipp, Rose-Hulman, ’80 Bill Lang, Missouri, ’74 Jim Larson, Cal Poly, ’72 Doug Lattner, Millikin, ’52 Martin Lomax, Utah State, ’65 David Marable, Lea, ’68 Steve Marx, Missouri, ’75 Brian McHugh, Nebraska-Lincoln, ’69 Roland Rempel, UC Berkeley, ’58 Don Saxon, Michigan Tech University, ’48 Darrell Schermerhorn, Cal Poly, ’55 Richard Schwarz, Northwest Missouri State University, ’68 Dean Shelato, Purdue University, ’71 Thomas Smith, Purdue, ’77 Charles Stavely, Lambuth, ’59 Ed Tinsley, Drexel, ’58 Vance Werner, Wisconsin-La Crosse, ’87 John Whitmer, Western Michigan, ’64 Gil Williamson, San Jose State, ’58 Vic Willits, UC Berkeley, ’60

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I want to personally thank each and every brother and friend of Delta Sigma Phi reading this for their continued support of our mission to Build Better Men. Thanks to your donations of time, talent, and/or treasure, we have been able to provide a space for men of many generations to foster invaluable leadership skills, establish eternal bonds of friendship, create philanthropic forces of good that transform communities for the better, and so much more.

Investing in Delta Sigma Phi means directly changing the lives of more than 4,600 current undergraduate brothers for the better, and the possibility to change countless other lives in the many years to come.

From the bottom of my heart, I thank all who have given to this great Fraternity.

Let us all continue to “Pay the Debt” as we continue to convince the world of the sincerity of our purpose.

YITBOS, Michael Nacy, Missouri S&T '17 Grand Council - Undergraduate Director

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