Alumni Appreciation Dinner Hosted by the Beta Theta Pi Board of Trustees
The Canterbury Golf Club Saturday, November 6, 2010 7:00 p.m
Alumni Appreciation Dinner Hosted by the Beta Theta Pi Board of Trustees
Singing of The Loving Cup
Singing of The Loving Cup
Welcome and Introductions Dr. P. Thomas Purinton, Kansas State ’63 General Fraternity President
Welcome and Introductions Dr. P. Thomas Purinton, Kansas State ’63 General Fraternity President
Blessing Richard L. Eickhoff, General Fraternity ’02 Eta Epsilon Chapter Counselor Singing of Beta Doxology Dinner
The Canterbury Golf Club Saturday, November 6, 2010 7:00 p.m
Blessing Richard L. Eickhoff, General Fraternity ’02 Eta Epsilon Chapter Counselor Singing of Beta Doxology Dinner
Dessert Entertainment John Carroll and Case Western Reserve Undergrduates
Dessert Entertainment John Carroll and Case Western Reserve Undergrduates
State of the Fraternity Address & Fraternal 50/25 Recognition David E. Schmidt, South Florida ’92 General Secretary
State of the Fraternity Address & Fraternal 50/25 Recognition David E. Schmidt, South Florida ’92 General Secretary
Chapter President Updates David M. Holcomb, Case Western Reserve ’12 Andrew C. Lane, John Carroll ’12
Chapter President Updates David M. Holcomb, Case Western Reserve ’12 Andrew C. Lane, John Carroll ’12
Beta Theta Pi Foundation Update Douglas. G. Houser, Willamette ’57 Foundation Chairman
Beta Theta Pi Foundation Update Douglas. G. Houser, Willamette ’57 Foundation Chairman
Closing Remarks Dr. P. Thomas Purinton, Kansas State ’63 General Fraternity President
Closing Remarks Dr. P. Thomas Purinton, Kansas State ’63 General Fraternity President
Singing of Marching Along
Singing of Marching Along
Beta Theta Pi Strategic Plan
Beta Theta Pi Strategic Plan
Mission Statement:
Mission Statement:
Vision Statement:
Vision Statement:
Core Values:
Core Values:
Mutual Assistance: Betas believe that men are mutually obligated to help
Mutual Assistance: Betas believe that men are mutually obligated to help
Intellectual Growth: Betas are devoted to high standards of academic
Intellectual Growth: Betas are devoted to high standards of academic
Trust: Betas develop absolute faith and confidence in one
Trust: Betas develop absolute faith and confidence in one
Responsible Conduct: Betas choose to act responsibly, weighing the
Responsible Conduct: Betas choose to act responsibly, weighing the
Integrity: Betas preserve their character by doing what is morally
Integrity: Betas preserve their character by doing what is morally
Strategic Priorities
Strategic Priorities
To develop men of principle for a principled life Every member will live Beta Theta Pi’s values To build lasting bonds of friendship and brotherhood the Beta ritual calls for:
others in the honorable labors and aspirations of life.
achievement and continually cultivating their minds.
another by being true to themselves and others.
consequences of their actions on themselves and those around them.
right and demanding the same from their brothers. • Self-Governance • Education • Volunteers • Recruitment
To develop men of principle for a principled life Every member will live Beta Theta Pi’s values To build lasting bonds of friendship and brotherhood the Beta ritual calls for:
others in the honorable labors and aspirations of life.
achievement and continually cultivating their minds.
another by being true to themselves and others.
consequences of their actions on themselves and those around them.
right and demanding the same from their brothers. • Self-Governance • Education • Volunteers • Recruitment