The Phi Gamma Delta Magazine - Spring 2023

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THE PHI GAMMA DELTA

The Phi Gamma Delta magazine is published semi-annually by The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, 1201 Red Mile Road, Lexington, KY 40504.

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Editor: Rob Caudill (Akron 2004), rcaudill@phigam.org

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Phi Gamma Delta was founded at Jefferson College, in Canonsburg, PA, on May 1, 1848. 207,792 men have been initiated into the Fraternity since its founding.

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President's Message

Almost two centuries ago, the foundations of our Fraternity were created by the founding fathers. They created an association based upon the ideals of friendship, knowledge, service, morality, and excellence. This year, we celebrate not one but two significant anniversaries – the 175th anniversary of our founding and the 100th anniversary of the chartering of our first international chapter at the University of Toronto.

Our history teaches us how Phi Gamma Delta began with six men and one chapter in 1848. The Delta Association founded by these men has endured and flourished. In 2023, we celebrate 175 years since those humble beginnings; growing into an international fraternity of 140 chartered and provisional chapters with more than 9,500 undergraduate members and more than 207,000 lifetime initiates.

In 1923, the 75th Ekklesia met in Pittsburgh and granted a charter for a chapter at the University of Toronto. With Tau Kappa’s charter, Phi Gamma Delta became an international fraternity with our first chapter at a university outside what was then the contiguous 48 United States.

Our story is truly remarkable. Phi Gamma Delta has endured some of the most extraordinary events of the 19th and 20th centuries. Our roots began before the American Civil War. Phi Gams have survived the Global Flu Pandemic of 1918, World War I, the Great Depression, World War II,

and COVID-19. In 1848, there were only 30 American states, and Canada was but a single province comprised of Canada East and Canada West. The Confederation of Canadian Provinces we know today had not yet formed.

Ours is an enduring story of men like you and me who, despite incredible challenges over the last 175 years, remain firm in our faith in the principles of our Fraternity and persevere in fostering and growing our brotherhood throughout North America. Much has changed in the world since 1848, much must continue to change. Our future requires that Phi Gamma Delta men proactively respond to our greatest challenges. Our highest priority remains the safety and wellbeing of our members and working to eliminate hazing. Our future depends on our ability to take a strong stand against it, making hazing as well as other egregious behaviors anomalies of the past. Eliminating these will not be easy, yet change has begun.

Our response has been to develop a comprehensive New Model that teaches continuous, values-based recruitment and new programming that provides the framework for a fulfilling undergraduate experience. We are well underway in implementation and expect more than 60% of chapters to have eliminated pledging in favor of the New Model by the end of fall 2023, and before the requirement to do so in July 2024.

Few will note nor long remember these simple words written in this

magazine. What truly matters is the legacy we leave to those that follow. For 175 years, Phi Gam men have embodied the ideals of our Fraternity in their daily lives, faced the challenges of their day and we have flourished. For 100 of those years, our brothers in Canada have joined us in encouraging other like-minded men to be a part of the extraordinary brotherhood that is Phi Gamma Delta. Our longevity provides testament that our brotherhood so conceived and so dedicated to the principles of friendship, knowledge, service, morality and excellence can long endure. And that, wherever we find men of character, resilience, and perseverance who are willing to embrace the challenges we face and foster the genius of Phi Gamma Delta in their daily lives, our Fraternity will continue to transform the lives of its members, and each of us will aspire to dedicate our lives to the improvement of mankind.

I am, and always will be, very proud to be a Phi Gam!

Bill Hunnicutt (Texas Arlington 1981), Archon President Perge! t

Gamma Gram News, Events, Feedback

Laufenberg Appointed Ritualist

On January 28, the Archons named the newest Appointed Volunteer Leader, Josh Laufenberg (Illinois 2008), as Ritualist. Josh served on the staff from 2008-14 as a Field Secretary, Director of Expansion, and Director of Development, working most closely with provisional and recently chartered chapters. Following his time on staff, Josh served the Nu Eta Chapter at Northeastern in a variety of volunteer roles, and he assisted with various Section Days, charterings and model initiations that the Ritualist was unable to attend. He has also been an active member

Headquarters Staff Updates

In December 2022, Cat Corso joined staff as the Director of Accountability. In this new position, Cat oversees all aspects of the Fraternity's undergraduate chapter conduct process, including investigations and sanctioning of alleged violations of Fraternity laws and policies. She also advises chapters with accountability and discipline of members and coordinates the Alcohol-Free Housing Exemption process. Previously, Cat served the Sigma Kappa Sorority as a Collegiate Support Manager, and she also held various residence life roles at the University of South Carolina. Cat earned her B.A. in English from Clemson University, where she joined Sigma Kappa, and her M.Ed. in higher

of the Ritual Revision Committee. Professionally, Josh is a Senior Manager of Public Sector Channel Sales at Amazon Web Services (AWS) based in Washington, D.C.

Josh was appointed following the departure of Justin Burns (Ohio State 2007), who served as Ritualist since 2017. During his tenure, Justin oversaw 15 charterings and led the Ritual ceremonies at four Ekklesiai and the Model Initiation and Ritual Education at five Academies. He also participated in Section Days, coached individual chapters on the Ritual, and guided the Archons, staff and chapters as they overcame challenges performing the Ritual during the COVID-19 pandemic.

education and student affairs from the University of South Carolina.

Johnathon Allen (Indiana State 2007) also joined staff in December 2022, as the Director of Graduate Engagement. In this role, Johnathon oversees graduate engagement efforts and outreach, supports graduate chapters, assists with relations between undergraduates and

graduates, and helps with reunion planning. He is also responsible for the graduate awards program and supporting graduate advisors. Before joining staff, Johnathon worked as a school counselor for the Fayette County, Indiana Elementary School (2012-14), Terre Haute North High School (2014-19) and DeVaney Elementary School (2019-22).

Johnathon earned both his B.A.

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(2007) and M.Ed. (2012) in school counseling from Indiana State University. Additionally, Johnathon serves as the Pastor at Eighth Avenue Baptist Church in Terre Haute, where he lives with his wife and four children.

Tyler Fisk (Wayne State 2020) departed staff in March after serving for nearly three years. He first joined staff as a Field Secretary in May 2020,

serving for one year. Then he served as Director of Fraternal Growth from June 2021 to March 2023.

Graham Hess (Akron 2021) assumed the role of Director of Fraternal Growth upon Tyler's departure in March. In this position, Graham is primarily responsible for leading all expansion projects and finding opportunities for the Fraternity to establish or re-establish

15th Annual Archives Weekend

Phi Gamma Delta celebrated its 15th annual Archives Weekend on March 8-12, 2023, at the International Headquarters.

This year, 31 brothers (8 graduates and 23 undergraduates) from 9 chapters volunteered at the event.

chapters across North America. He also oversees recruitment resources and educational programming, including the Growth System. Graham previously worked as a Field Secretary for nearly two years, traveling the Northeast and assisting with expansions. He earned a B.S. in political science, with pre-law and American politics minors, from the University of Akron.

By the Numbers:

• 6,803 pictures & documents scanned

• 30 scrapbooks digitized

• 441 media files added to our collection

• 118 chapter charters photographed

• 1.2 TB of data added to our digital archives t

⮞ 10th chartering anniversary celebration program for the Lambda Chapter at Indiana Asbury University (now DePauw University).

⮝ A new display case was added to the museum at Headquarters. It displays a variety of jewelry, Ekklesia memorabilia and novelty items.

⮝ Pictured (L-R): Jon Bott (2014) and Paul Lawson (2013) hold the original Indiana State University charter thought to be lost. The charter was one of 118 photographed during the weekend.

On Campus

Please keep in mind that news continues to come in, even when an issue has gone to press. While it may seem dated to include events from the previous semester or school year, our goal is to recognize all our brothers.

Akron | Akron, OH

In February, Alpha Omicron volunteered at the 33rd Annual Akron Rotary Chili Open. The event benefits the Akron Rotary Camp, a summer camp for children with special needs. Alpha Omicron brothers have been volunteering at the Chili Open since it started in 1990.

Jacob Parkomaki (2024) and Quintin Kelley (2024) were elected IFC Vice President of Judicial Affairs and Vice President of Recruitment, respectively.

Alberta | Edmonton, AB

⮝ On February 18, Epsilon Alpha hosted their annual graduate and undergraduate hockey game. The undergraduates won the game 6-5, with the assistance of Field Secretary Sean Moskal playing goalie.

On October 22, 2022, the Chapter held their 52nd annual Pig Dinner, with over 150 graduate and undergraduate brothers attending. Archon Treasurer Don Herman (Calgary 1984) presented Victor Cui (1994) with

the 2022 Distinguished Fiji Award. And in December, the Chapter hosted their Exiles Dinner for the brothers who were unable to attend the Pig Dinner in October.

Allegheny | Meadville, PA

The Pi Chapter partnered with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive on campus on February 1. The Chapter set a goal to draw blood from 30 donors. Additionally, the Chapter hosted another blood drive on April 19. The Chapter also completed 289.5 service hours

during the fall 2022 semester, for an average of 14.5 hours per brother.

Charlie Gibson (2025) and Matt Luckiewicz (2025) were two of 30 Allegheny students named Doane Scholars. This scholarship is presented to sophomore, junior and senior class students who earn the highest cumulative GPA in their respective class.

Ethan Borsh (2025), Nate Karom (2023) and Tharit Monsereenusorn (2024) were named to the College's Distinguished Alden Scholars Dean's List. This honor is given to students who achieve a 3.8

ITALICS = Provisional Chapter; Dark Gold = Early Adopter Chapter

GPA or higher, complete a minimum of 30 semester credit hours and incur no honor code infractions within a year.

Arizona

| Tucson, AZ

⮟ On February 4, Upsilon Alpha received 11 of 13 Order of Omega Greek Awards, including 2022 Chapter of the Year, Olympian

Health & Wellness, Outstanding Philanthropic Contributions, Outstanding Academic Success Program and Outstanding Programming. Additionally, Tobi Adigun (2024) won Outstanding Campus Involvement; Bryce Michael (2024) received the Outstanding Community Service Award; Connor Campbell (2025) was awarded

Outstanding New Initiate; Brooks Fanger (2023) won 2022 President of the Year; and Purple Legionnaire

Trevor Henson (2019) received the Young Alumni of the Year and Chapter Advisor of the Year awards.

Tobi Adigun (2024) was elected IFC Vice President of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in November 2022.

Baylor | Waco, TX

⮜ Brothers from the Kappa Chapter participated in Baylor's AllUniversity Sing competition this semester.

Boise State | Boise, ID

Beta Psi brothers recently celebrated with each other at their Big/Little Mentor Ceremony.

British Columbia | Vancouver, BC

Caden Wilson (2025), a member of the UBC rugby team, helped his team win the Rugby University National Championship in December 2022. In February, Caden was selected to play with the U20 Canadian rugby

team for the second year. Additionally, he will play in Uruguay in May and in the U.S. in June.

Bucknell | Lewisburg, PA

On October 30, 2022, the Delta Chapter participated in the Bucknell Panhellenic's Halloween Spooktacular event. Members of the Greek community volunteered at various stations, which included crafting activities, games and candy for children and families from the local area.

The Chapter partnered with the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority to host their annual Souper Bowl philanthropy, where they collected cans at their respective houses from

February 5-15. They collected over 600 cans, which were donated to a food pantry in Lewisburg.

Brothers participated in Random Acts of Kindness Week, February 14-20. Throughout the week, brothers wrote and hand delivered letters and pizza to the University's Public Safety Office and Buffalo Valley Regional Police. They completed small acts of kindness, like handing out juice on campus, holding doors for others and more. Finally, brothers ended the week by hosting their 5th Annual Shea Invitational, a fundraising tournament held in memory of Christopher Shea. The event raised $4,100 for Angels at Risk and the American Red Cross.

California Berkeley | Berkeley, CA

Brayden Cassar (2025), JT Baird (2025), Rob Perino (202) and Liam Pakola (2025) have been involved since they were freshman in Scholars of Finance, a campus finance club that places values at the forefront of future career success. Along with other brothers, they intend to use these opportunities around campus to further their professional development. Additionally, Liam Pakola, a starter at attack for the men’s lacrosse team, earned the Warrior Honor Roll with nine assists and 18 goals in eight games.

Central Florida | Orlando, FL

⮝ Throughout the 202223 academic year, Omega Phi participated in several philanthropies benefiting the Ronald McDonald House Charities, Prevent Child Abuse America and Make-A-Wish. As of March, the Chapter had raised nearly $15,000 for these various charities.

The Chapter also volunteered with several community service events, including Second Harvest, where brothers packaged 8,000 meals for people who are homeless or in need.

Chapman | Orange, CA

Omega Chi hosted their second annual B+

the fraternity and sorority houses on 12th Street in Boulder. The Chapter helped raise approximately $7,000 for SafeHouse Denver, which serves survivors of domestic violence and their children through an emergency shelter, an extended stay program and a counseling & advocacy center.

Kappa welcomed 15 new members.

The Chapter partnered with Extra Life for the Extra Life Charity Stream during fall 2022. By streaming video games for 25 hours straight, brothers raised over $3,300 for the local children's hospital.

Colorado State

Basketball Tournament in March. Greek Life organizations compete in the basketball tournament to raise money for the B+ Foundation, which supports childhood cancer research. The Chapter set a fundraising goal of $15,000, which they raised through donations, tabling and T-shirt sales.

This year, the Chapter has also engaged in new brotherhood events, including chapter-wide wiffleball, kickball and volleyball tournaments and concerts where brothers played live music.

Cincinnati | Cincinnati, OH

On March 28, Chi Omicron hosted their semesterly Fiji Funnel

Cakes philanthropy benefiting the USO.

Clemson | Clemson, SC

John Shoemaker (2024) and Tomson Kaplan

(2024) were elected IFC President and Head of Philanthropy, respectively.

Colorado

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Boulder, CO

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On October 28, 2022, Beta Kappa hosted its second annual Pig Dinner since rechartering, and 175 brothers and guests attended. During the evening, the House Corporation officially announced a capital campaign to purchase a permanent chapter house.

On November 4, the Chapter and several other fraternities and sororities hosted the inaugural 12th Street Carnival Block philanthropy event. The carnival included games, live music and food outside

Additionally, during the fall 2022 semester, the Chapter planned and participated in several service events. This included cooking and serving breakfast at the Ronald McDonald House, completing two neighborhood clean-up projects and assisting with local park maintenance.

Colorado School of Mines

| Golden, CO

During the spring 2023 semester, Gamma

| Fort Collins, CO

Phi Kappa welcomed 13 new members during the spring 2023 semester.

⮟ The Chapter hosted an educational program about fentanyl and how to use NARCAN, a potentially lifesaving medication to help individuals with an opioid overdose. The program was facilitated by the Larimer County Health Department.

Davidson

| Davidson, NC

Delta Kappa welcomed 10 new members during the spring 2023 semester. Later in the semester, the Chapter hosted a blood drive and their annual Puppies & Slushies philanthropy event.

DePauw

| Greencastle, IN

Lambda Chapter brothers provided Thanksgiving dinner at the chapter house to 260 students who remained on campus for the holiday. Brothers provided a variety of traditional Thanksgiving foods as well as food from around the world for the many international students who attended the dinner.

Embry-Riddle | Daytona Beach, FL

⮝ In 2022, Epsilon Rho implemented a community service program with a goal to complete 600 service hours each semester, in honor of the Immortal Six. The Chapter achieved their goal by completing 1,271 community service hours during the 2022 calendar year. They spent 700 of those hours volunteering with the Dayton Dream Center (DDC) during the fall 2022 semester. DDC is a nonprofit that supports the Daytona Beach community through feeding the homeless, reaching out to children in need, providing opportunity for personal development and more. The Chapter plans to maintain their goal of

600 community service hours each semester, while expanding upon the way they do service projects, so it is more than just volunteering hours.

Also, during the 2022-23 academic year, the Chapter participated in four philanthropy competitions hosted by the Sigma Sigma Sigma, Sigma Kappa, Alpha Xi Delta and Theta Phi Alpha sororities, respectively. The Chapter won all four competitions and raised over $13,000.

Evansville

| Evansville, IN

Epsilon Iota brothers participated in the fall 2022 intramural soccer championship game.

The Chapter also welcomed

12 new members during the spring 2023 semester, and they had the highest grades of all Greek organizations during the fall 2022 semester, with a 3.53 GPA.

Georgia | Athens, GA

During the University's annual Greek Life Awards Ceremony, Kappa Deuteron received the following awards: first place for Outstanding Scholarship Program; first place for Outstanding Campus Community, Leadership & Involvement and finalist for Outstanding Alumni/Graduate Chapter Relations. Additionally, Purple Legionnaire Brett Grayson (2000) was recognized as Chapter Advisor of the Year.

⮝ The Chapter received first place and runner-up in the all-IFC intramural soccer league and finished as IFC champions and runner-up for the all-campus intramural football league (pictured).

Additionally, the Chapter was #1 in grades among all fraternities for the 2022 calendar year.

Ben Brown (2024) was elected IFC Vice President of Finance & Administration.

Samuel Cook (2023) and Dawson Williams (2024) were elected Student Government Senate President and ProTempore, respectively.

Georgia Tech

| Atlanta GA

Gamma Tau completed multiple philanthropy events during the spring

2023 semester, including a car wash and a pie in the face event raising money for a local homeless shelter.

Idaho | Moscow, ID

Mu Iota’s 103rd Pig Dinner was held March 3 and was attended by 124 brothers. The theme for this year's Pig Dinner was legacies and included short keynote speeches from father-son David (1992) and Brendan Lundgren (2026) and Dr. Robert Nowierski (1973), who attended his 50th reunion and was one of three Nowierski brothers who were Mu Iota Fijis. The Chapter recruited 23 new members during the fall 2022 semester and added two members through Continuous Open Bidding (COB). Mu Iota made history as the first

chapter to initiate their fall class in accordance with the Fraternity's New Model of joining. This was a significant accomplishment, and it paved the way for other fraternities on campus to follow suit. The Chapter retained all 23 newly initiated brothers following winter break.

The Chapter also won the Campus Safety & Wellness Award from the Fraternity & Sorority Life Office.

Lucien Lee (2024) was elected IFC Vice President of Recruitment.

Illinois

| Champaign-Urbana, IL

During the fall 2022 semester, Chi Iota was ranked #1 in grades among fraternities with a 3.54 GPA. This is the second consecutive semester the Chapter has earned this ranking.

⮟ On February 18, Charlie Falkenholm

(2025) (left) and Charlie Watts (2023) (right) attended Fiji State Day in Bloomington-Normal, Illinois. They attended with brothers from the Bradley, Illinois State, Illinois Wesleyan and Knox chapters. One of the sessions was a discussion on how to improve Ritual and new member education, which was led by Ritualist Justin Burns (Ohio State 2007) (center).

Illinois State | Normal, IL

Nu Iota doubled their chapter's size since spring 2022 with improved recruitment efforts. Several brothers recently participated in an intramural volleyball tournament.

Illinois Wesleyan | Bloomington, IL

During the fall 2022 semester, Alpha Deuteron became an Early Adopter chapter and invited and initiated 10 new brothers.

In October 2022, the Chapter held a Pie-a-Fiji event to raise money for their Pig Dinner. Justin Mojica (2024) volunteered to get pies thrown in his face to raise money on behalf of the Chapter. Pig Dinner was held on April 15 and was the Chapter's first in-person Pig Dinner in three years.

Elliott Notrica (2026), a freshman biochemistry major, was the youngest person ever to win the Future Founders Fellowship, a prestigious year-long program designed to help young entrepreneurs and their businesses. He was selected for his business, Symbio, which helps companies reduce food waste through innovative fermentation. Additionally, Elliott is actively involved in IWU's Petrick Idea Center programming as a biochemistry major, and he won a Titan New Venture Challenge grant in fall 2022.

Iowa | Iowa City, IA

Mu Deuteron held their annual Rivalry Run during the fall 2022 semester. Brothers ran a football from the border of Wisconsin back to their campus in

Iowa City, raising over $7,000 for the USO. The Chapter also retained the highest grades among fraternities during the fall 2022 semester, with a 3.27 GPA. This was the fourth consecutive semester the Chapter has maintained this status.

Mason Miller (2023) was named Outstanding IFC President by the North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC). As IFC President, Mason collaborated with university officials and other fraternity leaders to advance the ideals of the University’s 1,100-member fraternity community. During his term, Mason took proactive steps to confront a difficult situation between fraternity presidents and University administration, and his leadership and advocacy strengthened the relationship, which will be a lasting legacy to the community.

Iowa State | Ames, IA

Alpha Iota welcomed 30 new members during the fall 2022 semester. The Chapter also was partnered with the Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority and Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity for Homecoming, taking 3rd place.

Additionally, the Chapter hosted their 115th annual Frank Norris Pig Dinner on April 15.

IUPUI | Indianapolis, IN

⮟ Last fall, Iota Pi brothers participated in the 2022 IUPUI Regatta, a canoe race on a canal in downtown Indianapolis. The Chapter competed against other campus organizations and won 1st place for the fourth consecutive year.

[On Campus]

James Madison

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Harrisonburg, VA

During the spring semester, Mu Chi raised over $3,300 for Camp Kesem (CK). Brothers raised money by selling and delivering roses for Valentine's Day and hosting several proceeds nights at local businesses, and they planned to hold more fundraising for CK later in the spring semester. CK is a nonprofit organization that sends children whose parents have been affected by cancer to camp during the summer.

Johns Hopkins

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Baltimore, MD

⮟ On October 15, 2022, Beta Mu volunteered with Athletes Serving Athletes (ASA) at the Baltimore Running Festival. ASA is an organization empowering individuals with limited mobility to participate in mainstream running events. Brothers helped by

serving drinks, handing out snacks and cheering on all the runners.

Kansas

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Lawrence, KS

The Pi Deuteron Chapter organized a car wash at their chapter house to raise money for Watts of Love (WoL). WoL is a nonprofit co-founded by Kevin Kuster (1991) that brings solar lights to developing countries that do not have access to electricity.

Kansas State

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Manhattan, KS

Chi Deuteron was #1 in grades during the fall 2022 semester with a 3.48 GPA. The Chapter also hosted their first Roses for the Red Cross philanthropy. Brothers sold over 90 roses with messages and delivered them throughout campus to raise money for the Red Cross.

Kent State

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Kent, OH

Kappa Upsilon held their most successful philanthropy event since rechartering in fall 2022. The Chapter raised over $2,000 for the USO by hosting Island Week, a week-long philanthropy consisting of several events. This included the Fiji's Funniest Home Videos competition and a volleyball tournament. Five sororities participated in the event, and

Alpha Xi Delta Sorority won, having raised the most money for the USO.

Kentucky

| Lexington, KY

⮝ Upsilon Kappa welcomed and initiated 51 new brothers during the academic year. Nearly all the new brothers attended the Chapter's annual ski trip, held in West Virginia, in February (pictured)

On March 25-26, 24 brothers danced in DanceBlue (DB). DB is University of Kentucky's (UK) campuswide 24-hour dance marathon supporting the UK Children's Hospital Hematology/Oncology Pediatric Cancer Clinic. The Chapter raised nearly $10,000 for DB, which was the most of any IFC fraternity.

On April 2, the Chapter hosted their annual Out of the Darkness Walk

(OOTDW), benefiting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. This year, the Chapter set a fundraising goal of $60,000, and they will work with other Greek and student organizations to help reach their goal. OOTDW is now the second largest philanthropy event on campus, second only to DB.

Kettering A | Flint, MI

Alpha Gamma - A Section hosted their annual Parents Dinner this winter. The event consisted of a dinner and a presentation by President Andrew Nigrine (2023) and Purple Legionnaire Nick Allston (2021). Over 50 brothers and guests attended the event, making it the most successful dinner in recent history.

Additionally, the Chapter hosted the 7th Annual Stephen Root 3v3 Basketball Tournament, which benefits the American Cancer Society (ACS). All brothers participated and showed their support for the event, which was named in memory of Stephen Root (2013), who passed ad astra in 2014.

Knox | Galesburg, IL

Gamma Deuteron held their annual St. Baldrick's

philanthropy event in February. Six brothers shaved their heads, raising $4,468 for St. Baldrick's Foundation (SBF). The Chapter also donated $3,000, for a total of $7,468 donated to SBF, a nonprofit organization supporting childhood cancer research.

Maine | Orono, ME

During the fall 2022 semester, Omega Mu hosted several successful philanthropy events. Brothers hosted Pie-a-Fiji in September 2022 and raised $1,000 for the St. Jude Children's Hospital. In October 2022, the Chapter partnered with the Chi Omega Sorority for their Haunted House philanthropy, supporting the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

During the event, community members participated

in a haunted walk of the chapter house and purchased items from a bake sale, with all proceeds going to Make-AWish. The Chapter raised approximately $800 for Make-A-Wish.

Memphis | Memphis, TN

⮝ In February, brothers attended a resume workshop (pictured), which was led by the Assistant Director of the University of Memphis's Fogelman Center of Professional Career Development. After the workshop, several graduate brothers joined the undergraduates for a Gentlemen's Dinner at Benihana.

Michigan | Ann Arbor, MI

Alpha Phi hosted several philanthropy events,

including the Michigan Mud Bowl, Winterfest competition, an in-house poker tournament and a World Cup bracket challenge. Through these events, the Chapter raised over $16,500 for the Mott’s Children's Hospital, Fisher House and other charities. Additionally, the Chapter welcomed 30 new members during the fall 2022 semester.

Michigan State | East Lansing, MI

Epsilon Lambda achieved a 3.2 GPA, placing them above the all-men's and allIFC averages. The Chapter also ranked #6 in grades out of 37 IFC chapters.

The Chapter also led several "Spartan Strong" fundraisers to pay for medical bills and to support the families of students who lost their lives, or were hospitalized,

following a campus shooting in February.

Minnesota | Minneapolis, MN

Several brothers landed prestigious jobs following graduation: Hayden Huber (2023) was hired as a financial management consultant at West Monroe; Miles Dorsey (2023) will begin a position as an investment banking analyst at TripleTree; and Will Kallas (2023) will be a business analyst at Kearney.

Mississippi State

| Starkville, MS

During the fall 2022 semester, Sigma Mu was #2 in grades among fraternities with a 3.4 GPA. Additionally, 43 brothers were named to the President's List, with 26 of those brothers earning a 4.0 GPA, and 22 brothers were named to the Dean's List.

⮝ Six brothers were selected as New Maroon Camp Counselors, a highly sought after position that helps Mississippi State students with a week of

activities at the beginning of the academic year. Pictured (L-R): Alex Pruett (2026), Mont Mitchell (2026), Toby Fletcher (2025), Dax Murphy (2025), Taylor Smith (2026) and Zach Smith (2026)

Northeastern | Boston, MA

Dana Gajewski (2023) trained to run the Boston Marathon on April 17 as a part of the Dana-Farber Marathon Challenge. This annual event brings together hundreds of runners to raise funds for the Claudia Adams Barr Program in Innovative Basic Cancer Research at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Dana is passionate about supporting this cause, so he set a fundraising goal of $12,500.

Northern Arizona | Flagstaff, AZ

⮜ Jose Cristerna (2023) was the first recipient of

the Nu Alpha Chapter's Kain Turner Award for outstanding leadership. The award was named in memory of Kain Turner (2020), who sadly passed ad astra in 2018. Jose was selected for this award because he is beloved by his brothers and for his leadership while planning the Pig Dinner.

Pictured: Jose Cristerna (center) with his little brothers, Tucker Kirk (2025) (left) and Bryce Wieth (2023) (right).

Ohio State

| Columbus, OH

Before Thanksgiving break, Omicron Deuteron hosted their annual Mega Turkey event. Brothers stepped up to help cook and decorate the house for the event, which served over 100 brothers and friends. Once the event was over, brothers gathered leftovers and unused food and donated it to a local food bank.

The Chapter partnered with the local chapter of Buddy Up Foundation, a nonprofit serving individuals with Down syndrome, for several service projects this year. This included Buddy Up Fitness, where brothers partnered with children at a variety of workouts, and Buddy Up Tennis, where brothers taught children how to play tennis every Saturday. Currently, over two-thirds of the Chapter

has participated in these events.

On January 26, the Chapter held its largest graduate relations event to date with 25 brothers from the classes of 1974-2022 in attendance. The event was held at Seventh Son Brewing.

⮝ The Chapter hosted their inaugural Fiji Bench Press competition supporting the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence (OAESV). The Greek community was invited to compete, and the Chapter raised over $500 for OAESV. The Chapter also raised over $1,000 for OAESV through a gift basket auction during their Moms Weekend, on March 4-5. In addition to the auction, brothers and their moms enjoyed a variety of activities together.

Ohio Wesleyan | Delaware, OH

Brian Moskus (2024), Aamir Motiwala (2023)

and Jon Walker (2024) all set personal records while participating in the NCAC Swim & Dive Championship on February 8-11. Additionally, Aamir traveled back to his home in Pakistan to compete in trials for the Pakistani National Swim Team.

Garrett Collins (2023), Avery Finding (2023), Kevin Fratz (2025), Zach Jasper (2024), Coleman Kegler (2025), Cooper Meek (2025), Jeremy Reger (2024), Charlie Riddle (2024), Elliott Spicer (2024) and Kevin Zhou (2025) were named to the Dean's List.

Additionally, Garret Collins (2024) earned OWU's Doug Kennedy Memorial Scholarship, and Cooper Meek

(2025) earned the Slovak Scholarship.

Oklahoma | Norman, OK

During the fall 2022 semester, Nu Omega exceeded a 3.0 GPA, and their new member class was ranked in the IFC's top 10 for grades. Additionally, 38 brothers received the Chapter's Mewbourne Scholarship, named for Curtis Mewbourne (1957), for achieving a 3.4+ GPA during the fall 2022 semester.

Oregon State | Corvallis, OR

⮟ During the fall 2022 semester, Kappa Omicron welcomed 32 new members, the largest class since 2020.

In October 2022, the Chapter raised over $4,200 for the Jackson Street Youth Services through their Haunted House philanthropy. Additionally, the Chapter was named the 2022 Outstanding Emerging Philanthropist by Benton County, Oregon.

Penn State | State College, PA

In March, Gamma Phi participated in Penn State University's THON, a dance marathon supporting the Four Diamond Foundation (FDF) for fighting childhood cancer. Ethan Lew (2023), Patrick Xander (2023) and Joseph Albert (2023) represented the Chapter, dancing for 46 hours straight. The Chapter

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raised over $50,000 for FDF, which helped the University set a fundraising record of $15 million. The Chapter also welcomed 21 new members during this semester.

Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh, PA

Several Pi Sigma brothers participated in a blood drive with the American Red Cross. The drive was organized by Service Chair Jared Kinneer (2024) and collected over 25 total units of blood, which could help up to 78 patients.

Purdue | West Lafayette, IN

⮟ Makai Mitchell (2025) participated in Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority's Big Man

on Campus competition, a year-long philanthropy benefiting breast cancer research. Makai worked hard to involve his chapter and participated in various events to raise awareness for breast cancer research.

Makai finished the competition in 6th place, and he reached the top 5 in fundraising, having raised over $4,000. The event raised over $144k in total.

Richmond | Richmond, VA

Rho Chi initiated 11 new members this spring. The Chapter raised over $750 for breast cancer awareness by hosting a breast cancer themed philanthropy event, organized by Adam Huffman (2025).

From March 24-25, the Chapter hosted a weekend of festivities for their 131st annual Pig Dinner.

Additionally, brothers participated in Relay for Life to help raise money for the American Cancer Society.

Rose-Hulman | Terre Haute, IN

⮝ On December 4, 2022, the Rho Phi Chapter and other Greek organizations volunteered at RoseHulman's Bikes for Tykes event. Brothers helped by assembling bikes, which were given as Christmas gifts for children in need throughout the Terre Haute area. Over 60 brothers participated, and over 250 bicycles were assembled. The Chapter also hosted a Parents' Dinner on February 4, and nearly 200 brothers and parents attended. During dinner, the Chapter gave out many awards to brothers: 65 brothers received a certificate for achieving a 3.2-3.99 GPA; six brothers received a framed certificate for achieving a

4.0 GPA; and five brothers received awards for best exemplifying one of the Fraternity's five values, respectively. The Chapter also presented nine scholarships, totaling $11,000, through the Educational Foundation.

RPI | Troy, NY

In fall 2022, Tau Nu hosted their Pig Dinner, with 71 undergraduate and graduate brothers attending. The Chapter also welcomed 10 new members during the fall 2022 semester. Additionally, in March the Chapter hosted their Island Week philanthropy supporting the Joseph's House.

Seton Hall

| South Orange, NJ

In November 2022, brothers collaborated with Bloomfield Township to give over 700 Thanksgiving dinners to residents.

Sewanee | Sewanee, TN

⮝ In March, Gamma Sigma hosted their annual Moms Weekend. The weekend-long event included a dinner on Friday (pictured) and a hike on Saturday. The Chapter also began their brotherhood construction on the FIJI wall, celebrating 105 years.

Tampa

| Tampa, FL

Tau Beta was partnered with the Chi Phi Fraternity, Alpha Chi Omega Sorority and Gamma Eta Sorority for the University's Greek Week, benefitting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP). Throughout the week, teams competed in a variety of contests, including Bubble Soccer, fundraisers, and sidewalk chalk design competition, to name a few. The week ended with the Greek Variety Show, a choreographed dance competition. The Chapter's team won Greek Week and raised $21,600 for AFSP, bringing the total amount raised to over $84,000.

Tennessee Tech | Cookeville, TN

Theta Tau had the highest GPA among IFC fraternities in fall 2022.

The Chapter helped raise over $2,000 for TTU Miracle, which supports the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt University. Additionally, the Chapter partnered with the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority for a cheer competition and won first place.

Texas | Austin, TX

In September 2022, Tau Deuteron hosted the first Jake Ehlinger (2023)

Memorial Fundraiser, raising over $10,000 for the Jake Ehlinger Foundation.

⮝ The Chapter also emphasized service this year by planning a series of year-long community service partnerships with Feed My People (FMP), Hands on Housing (HoH), the B+ Foundation (B+), Second Harvest Food Bank of New Orleans (SHFBNO) and the Central Texas Food Bank (CTFB). Brothers specifically volunteer with FMP and the CTFB on a bi-weekly basis. Currently, brothers have completed over 580 community services hours and raised $22,715 for B+, supporting childhood cancer research. This commitment to service led the Chapter to win the Most Outstanding Service or Philanthropy

distinction from the University's Office of the Dean of Students out of 63 Greek life organizations. Pictured: Brothers working with HoH to restore the homes of disabled individuals and senior citizens living in deep poverty.

Texas A&M Corpus Christi | Corpus Christi, TX

⮞ Members volunteered to clean up their campus's island to kick off the 2022 Homecoming and the University's 75th anniversary.

On February 14, brothers passed out flowers throughout the campus and local community to help make a positive impact and spread love and friendship.

The Chapter held its first retreat weekend at a ranch in Benavides, Texas. Throughout the weekend, brothers participated in new member education, and they explored ways to make a greater impact

in the Chapter and on campus.

Additionally, the Provisional Chapter held their first Pig Dinner the weekend of April 28-29. Dinner was held Friday, April 28, and a

brotherhood golf outing was held Saturday, April 29. Bryson Gardner (2025) and Peter Robert (2026) were named to the Dean’s List in fall 2022.

Several brothers earned prestigious jobs and internships: Brody Bush (2025) was promoted to Production Manager of the University newspaper, Island Waves; Erick Alfaro (2024) and Omar Escudero (2025) were selected to work on a research project at the University of Kentucky to make samples during the solar eclipses in October 2023 and May 2024; and Kirk George (2025) landed a leadership internship in politics in the Washington D.C. area.

Texas Christian | Fort Worth, TX

This semester, Tau Chi has been working diligently to increase their philanthropic presence on campus. They launched two new philanthropy events in April: Phi Gam Slam (PGS) and FIJI Freezer (FF). PGS is a 3v3 basketball tournament that will support the USO. FF will raise money for Arise Africa by selling ice cream and cold snacks and allowing people to pay to dunk brothers in a dunk tank on campus.

During the fall 2022 semester, 11 brothers

achieved a 4.0 GPA: Evan Browne (2025), Michael Carey (2024), Ian Crary (2024), Izaak Dittrich (2023), Dominic Mendlik (2025), Nate Moore (2025), Dominic Nguyen (2024), Carter Puckett (2024), Kael Wornat (2024), Will Burnham Jr. (2026) and Jackson Webb (2026)

Adam Stromberg (2024) was elected IFC President.

Texas State

|

San Marcos, TX

Sigma Upsilon has continued their community service involvement with the Martindale, Texas community. The Chapter has performed service projects for the Martindale Community Library in the past, and they are planning a town-wide event to remove brush, do lawn care and help with other tasks as needed. The event will also shine light on this community, which has only one public bathroom on Main Street and a 70% elderly population.

The Chapter is also planning a brotherhood retreat to build strong relationships and discover ways to make the Chapter better. Brothers are also participating in smaller brotherhood

activities, like going out to eat or to see a movie, to help this effort.

⮝ Additionally, this spring, several brothers attended a fraternal values summit, hosted by Texas State University.

Toronto

| Toronto, ON

Tau Kappa welcomed eight new members in the fall 2022 semester and 17 new members during the spring 2023 semester, bringing the total membership to 50 brothers.

The Chapter has continued their relationship with Yonge Street Mission, volunteering at their community clothing warehouse and service kitchens. Brothers also hosted three philanthropy events in the spring term, including a brother trivia night, a

three-day coffee sale and a farewell pancake breakfast.

Utah State

| Logan, UT

Upsilon Sigma participated in the IFC's clothing drive on November 9, 2022. During the four-hour event, brothers helped collect clothes from donation boxes, located around campus.

Virginia Tech

|

Blacksburg, VA

In November 2022, Rho Alpha hosted their annual Diamond Bowl Week.

During the week, the Chapter hosted a petting zoo, a car smash event and a sorority flag football tournament, raising over $11,000 for the V Foundation for Cancer Research.

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respectively. They also helped lead their team to the Division III Sweet 16.

Washington State | Pullman, WA

⮜ Chris Todd (2023) received Washington State University's IFC Chapter President of the Year Award.

Wabash | Crawfordsville, IN

Austin Hughes (2023), Bradley Johnson (2023) and Alex Koers (2023) were three of 19 Wabash seniors who earned distinctions on their senior comprehensive exams.

Washington & Lee | Lexington, VA

During the fall 2022 semester, Zeta Deuteron held their Fiji Freeway Formal in Charlottesville, Virginia, and their fall Parents Weekend, featuring a gathering with live music at the chapter house. In March, brothers traveled to Glade Springs in West Virginia for their spring 2023 formal.

Michael Kutsanzira (2023) and Tyler Smith (2023), members of Washington & Lee's soccer team, earned first and second team All-American bids,

Wayne State | Detroit,

MI

⮟ Delta Mu hosted two philanthropies in fall 2022 and raised over $500 for Hurricane Ian relief and the ACLU.

Additionally, throughout fall 2022, the Chapter held several brotherhood events to recruit new members. This included paintball, axe throwing, volunteering

at the Belle Isle Beach to pick up trash, a hockey game and pumpkin carving with the Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority.

Western Kentucky | Bowling Green, KY

Zac Colovos (2024), a mechanical engineering major, landed a prestigious co-op internship with the NASA Pathways Program, which is a multi-semester experience. During the fall 2022 semester, Zac went to NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, to complete the first of three internships with the program. Once he completes all three internships and graduates, Zac will be considered for full time employment within various NASA departments.

Tramaine Hawkins (2023) was named WKU's first Gilman-McCain Scholar, which is awarded to 100 undergraduate child and spousal dependents of active/activated U.S. military personnel for study abroad per academic year. The John S. McCain International Scholarship for Military Families (Gilman-McCain Scholarship) gifts $5,000 to students for internships or study abroad programs. Tramaine, a health care administration major and business administration minor, will use his scholarship to study healthcare administration in Tanzania.

William Jewell | Liberty, MO

In February, the Zeta Phi Chapter participated in

annual formal introductions with William Jewell's sororities.

William Woods | Fullton, MO

Kappa Chi participated in and won every sorority's philanthropy week. The Chapter also welcomed 10 new members during the fall 2022 semester. Additionally, brothers volunteered at two cross country meets at Fulton Missouri High School, where George Yates (2005) is a coach.

Wisconsin | Madison, WI

⮞ The Mu Chapter held a football run supporting the USO. Several brothers ran the game football over 100 miles, relay-style, the night before the Wisconsin vs. Purdue game and raised over $3,000 for the USO.

Wisconsin Eau Claire | Eau Claire, WI

Epsilon Chi celebrated their 50th Annual Pig Dinner on April 22. The Chapter was originally established in 1973.

WPI | Worcester, MA

Pi Iota was recently recognized for their community service efforts with an award presented by Our Bright Future, Inc.

Pi Iota at WPI Completes New Chapter House Build

After a year and a half of construction, the undergraduate brothers of Pi Iota moved into a new chapter house standing prominently at the edge of campus at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. The 14,500-square-foot facility replaced the original house built for the chapter in 1899 by the F.A. Morse Housing Corporation. At a total project cost of $6.3 million, the new modern facility provides a safe, comfortable and fully air-conditioned modern living environment designed to meet the needs of today’s college students. The home is fully ADA-complaint, with an elevator to three floors and a basement, and has 16 bedrooms on the second and third floors with capacity of up to 40 occupants. On the main floor are a fully equipped industrial kitchen, dining room, living room, guest room and library along

Some of the Chapter's recent service work has included a service project with Work on Worcester in fall 2022 and selling flowers on Valentine's Day for the V-Day Foundation.

with fully accessible social spaces. F.W. Madigan Co. of Worcester built the new home, which was designed by William J. Masiello Architect, also of Worcester. The project was made possible by the generous support of the Pi Iota graduate brothers, and the undergraduate brothers are extremely excited and appreciative of their new home. t

New Model Implementation Is on Track

As published in the fall 2022 edition of The Phi Gamma Delta magazine, delegates to the 174th (2022) Ekklesia voted to eliminate pledging, effective July 1, 2024, and to immediately allow chapters to initiate new members without the probationary period known as pledging. When provided with the background related to decades-long challenges related to hazing, research which points to hazing concerns as a prominent reason men do not join fraternities, and recent and expected trends related to male college enrollment, they understood the need for a different approach to welcoming new members.

With the decisions of the 174th Ekklesia, the Fraternity began implementation of the New Model – which puts a greater emphasis on quality recruitment, reduces the power dynamic inherent in pledging and at the heart of fraternity hazing, and aims to provide a more fulfilling undergraduate experience.

The New Model, the framework of which has been in development for several years prior to the 174th Ekklesia, is a product of two

programs that complement each other in a holistic approach:

The Growth System is a continuous, modern, values‐based recruitment approach that allows a chapter to make a full and honest evaluation of a prospective member before extending him an invitation to join. It leverages technology, education to build recruitment skills, and advisor support to help chapters work toward a continuous recruitment model, not relying solely on the traditional “rush” period and developing values‐based criteria to identify prospects and ensure quality prior to initiation.

Phi Gamma Delta becomes the 7th men’s fraternity to implement a no-pledging model. Others include Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Kappa Lambda, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Phi Epsilon and Zeta Beta Tau.

educating and providing developmental opportunities throughout the undergraduate experience, Phi Gamma Delta will see success in both the retention and recruitment of undergraduate members.

Early Adopters

Built to Lead is a multi‐level development experience that begins on day one of affiliation and extends throughout the undergraduate experience, focused on building and strengthening skills necessary for Courageous Leadership. Through a framework designed to match the variety of layers of the undergraduate experience, it seeks to enhance bonding and commitment from the start and provides continued learning throughout a man’s undergraduate years. By elongating the recruitment process and intentionally

Less than 10% of undergraduate men join fraternities. Of those who consider joining but do not, 35% cite a poor impression/hazing as a concern and 26% do not consider joining due to hazing concerns. Of men who considered but did not join, 9% cited they “didn’t know how to sign up,” indicating a gap in our current recruitment processes.

All chapters are required to implement a no‐pledging joining process by July 1, 2024. Those who do so before are implementing the New Model as Early Adopters – supported by Fraternity staff and a coach who assists them in developing their own unique implementation plan. Fifty-seven chapters have done so thus far – with 30 chapters joining in fall 2022 and 27 joining in spring 2023 (listed on page 25)

In its first year, more than 40% of chapters have implemented the New Model, and we expect more than 65% of chapters to implement by the end of fall 2023. These chapters represent a wide range of sizes and campus characteristics, helping the Fraternity adjust and shape implementation for all chapters in the future.

Results and feedback from 2022-23

Early Adopters have been generally

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positive. It can, and does, take chapters time to plan and adjust their recruitment and member development techniques. However, once they do, chapters are seeing success. Preliminary data suggests two significant themes:

1. Early Adopters are initiating more men and retaining them at a greater rate than their historical four-year average and compared to non-Early Adopters.

2. New Model chapters are not always inviting more men to join, but they are initiating more and being more selective about who they invite to join.

example is that the offerings for recruitment education are being expanded and better tailored to a chapter’s needs. Programming requirements within Built to Lead are also being evaluated and modified. To help our chapters get the best start possible, we are working to have Chapter Coaches engage with chapters sooner and provide as much time as possible to plan before implementation. Learn more at www.phigam.org/ NewModel.

The Role of Graduates

Early Adopters initiated 27.4% more men than their four-year average in fall 2022 (compared to 21.1% of non-Early Adopters) and 8.2% more men than their four-year average in spring 2023 (comparative averages for non-Early Adopters is not yet available).

Early Adopters are seeing other anecdotal successes as well. Some chapters have reported that men who joined would not have done so under a traditional pledging model. Early Adopters also appear to be retaining men at a greater rate, though data over time will be used to measure this impact.

The New Model is well received by our host institutions. And with the help of our Chapter Coaches, no Early Adopter has been unable to implement the New Model due to campus and/or IFC recruitment and joining policies.

The Fraternity is adjusting based on the feedback provided by chapters and Chapter Coaches. One

One of the most significant predictors of a chapter’s New Model implementation success is the involvement and engagement of its graduate advisors. Chapters who have the support of brothers in three critical roles – recruitment, new initiate onboarding and member development – by and large adapt more quickly and see greater success in implementation. These brothers not only help to guide the chapter in its initial implementation but also provide tremendous overall support and become a point of continuity year-over-year.

The Fraternity needs the help of dedicated graduate brothers who exemplify our values, believe in mentorship and support the direction the New Model guides our Fraternity. As each chapter begins implementation, the Fraternity seeks to identify brothers who can serve in Board of Chapter Advisor roles as Recruitment, Foundation of

2022-23 Early Adopter Chapters

Akron

Alabama

Birmingham

Alberta

Allegheny

Baylor

Bradley

Bucknell

Calgary

California Davis

California Irvine

Central Arkansas

Central Florida

Chicago

Cincinnati

Colorado School of Mines

Davidson

DePaul

DePauw

Drake

Embry-Riddle

Hampden-Sydney

Idaho

Illinois Wesleyan

James Madison

Kansas

Kent State

Kentucky

Kettering A

Kettering B

Minnesota

Missouri State

Montevallo

North Carolina

Northeastern

Northern Arizona

Northwestern

Pittsburgh

Richmond

Rose Hulman

RPI

Sam Houston

Sewanee

Tampa

Tennessee Tech

Texas A&M

Texas Christian

Texas Dallas

Toledo

Tulane

Utah State

Virginia

Commonwealth

Virginia Tech

Wayne State

Western Michigan

William Jewell

William Woods

Wisconsin

Courage (new initiate onboarding) and Built to Lead (member development) advisors.

Brothers who are interested and willing to be trained to assist an undergraduate chapter in their implementation can learn more at www. phigam.org/NewModel or contact us at phigam@phigam.org.t

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Tailgate in fall 2022. The event provides an opportunity for graduate and undergraduate brothers to gather during the Homecoming football game and experience brotherhood.

Auburn

| Auburn, AL

Alberta

| Edmonton, AB

⮝ On October 22, 2022, Epsilon Alpha held their 52nd annual Pig Dinner, with over 150 graduate and undergraduate brothers in attendance.

During dinner, Archon Treasurer Don Herman (Calgary 1984) (left) presented Victor Cui (1994) (right) with the 2022 William A. Martin III Distinguished Fiji Award.

Arizona

| Tucson, AZ

Purple Legionnaire

Trevor Henson (2019) was honored with the Young Alumni of the Year and Chapter Advisor of the Year awards at the University of Arizona

Order of Omega Greek Awards.

Arizona State

| Tempe, AZ

Alpha Sigma held their annual Fiji on the Mount

After graduating from Auburn, Joe Cargile (2010) attended Florida Coastal School of Law. He is now a lawyer in South Georgia. In addition to practicing law, Joe is the author of a series of legal thrillers. His first novel, Legacy on Trial, was released April 18. The second book, In Defense of

Charlotte, was released in May. All the books will be available in e-book, print and audiobook.

Ball State

| Muncie, IN

⮟ Andy Koenig (2005) recently traveled to Ecuador, where he summitted Cayambe at an elevation of 18,996 feet.

Pictured: Andy is proudly displaying his Phi Gamma Delta flag at 18,996 ft.

California Los Angeles

| Los Angeles, CA

On April 1, there was a live, in-person reading of Emmett Loverde's (1989)

play The Maginot Line at the Italian Comedy Festival 2023. During the festival, Emmett was presented with the Italian Comedy Fest 2.0 Excellence Award.

Cincinnati

| Cincinnati, OH

Chi Omicron held their Pig Dinner on October 22, 2022. Brothers celebrated the 50th anniversary (plus one year) of their chartering, which took place on February 20, 1971. Among the brothers in attendance were 16 of the 31 Founding Fathers and Section Leader Ben Harper (Kentucky 1969, Western Kentucky GA 2011), who served as toastmaster for the Exile's Toast.

⮞ Pictured (L-R): The 16 Founding Fathers: Robert Lamar (1971), Bill Dowdney (1973), Daniel Adovasio (1971), John Kahermanes (1972), Ken Ishmael (1971), Chuck

Dewitt (1972), Stephen Hart (1973), Marvin Larry Sprague (1971), Bruce Ziegler (1971), Steve Crowe (1972), Denny Hemmer (1972) and Kevin Hopper (1973)

Colorado

| Boulder, CO

On October 28, 175 Beta Kappa brothers and guests attended the Chapter's second annual Pig Dinner

since rechartering. During the evening, the House Corporation officially announced a capital campaign to purchase a permanent chapter house.

Evansville

| Evansville, IN

⮝ Pictured: Graduate brothers at Epsilon Iota's 21st Pig Dinner in October 2022.

Florida State

| Tallahassee, FL

In October 2022, Dr. Kenneth A. Jessell (1977) was named the sixth President of Florida International University (FIU). In his 26 years at FIU, Ken has served in several key leadership positions including Interim Provost, Interim Vice President for University Advancement, Executive

Director of the FIU Foundation, Associate Provost and Associate Dean in the College of Business Administration.

Georgia

| Athens, GA

During the Greek Life Awards, Purple Legionnaire Brett Grayson (2000) was recognized as the Chapter Advisor of the Year.

Idaho

| Moscow, ID

⮝ Mu Iota’s 103rd Norris Pig Dinner on March 4 was attended by 124 brothers and highlighted a theme of legacies. Dinner included short keynote speeches from fatherson David (1992) (right) and Brendan Lundgren (2026) (left), as well as

Dr. Robert Nowierski (1973), who attended his 50th reunion and was one of three Nowierski brothers who were Idaho Fijis. David Thompson (1979), former House Corporation Treasurer and longtime co-host for Idaho Fijis’ Homecoming tailgates, earned the 2023 “Not for College Days Alone” Award, Mu Iota’s highest graduate honor.

The Pig Dinner also included a silent auction that raised over $5,000 for items donated by graduate brothers. All proceeds were donated to University of Idaho scholarship funds in memory of the four Greek students who were murdered on November 13, 2022. The silent auction was coordinated by Ryan Clayeux (1989), who also served as Pig Dinner emcee.

Illinois

| Urbana-Champaign, IL

⮟ In October 2022, brothers from the class of 1972 gathered with their wives for a football game at the University of Illinois to celebrate their 50th class year reunion and turning 72-years-old.

Pictured (L-R): Back row: Charlie Gore (1972), Charlie Miller (1972), Bob Vespa (1975), Tom Herget (1972), Jim Plack (1972), Mike Ernst (1972), Larry

McKeon (1972) and Terry Hampton (1972). Front row: Lynn Gore, Cheryl Miller, Karen Vespa, Sonni Herget, Linda Plack, Connie Ernst, Linda and Pete Bower (1972), and Mindy Hampton.

Minnesota

| Minneapolis, MN

Sam Owen (1994), head coach of the University of Minnesota Spirit Squad, recently led his team to a great showing at the 2023 UCA & UDA College Cheerleading & Dance Team National Championships. The team was 1st place in Division 1A Jazz and Division 1A Pom categories. They also finished 3rd in Small Coed Division 1A Cheer, 4th in Division 1A Coed Cheer Game Day and 5th in Division 1A Mascot.

Michael Awada (1986) and Tom Kocsis (1988) traveled to Madison, Wisconsin, to attend the UW vs. UM football game.

They were happy to see the UM Gophers win. In January, Josh Bleichman (2022) donated one of his kidneys to his mother. Upon graduation, Truman Brown (2022) was hired as a project manager for Microsoft.

Montana

| Missoula, MT

⮟ In December 2022, Upsilon Mu graduate brothers gathered in Missoula for a chapter

reunion. Approximately 35 brothers, from the classes of 1987-2001, were in attendance.

North Texas

| Denton, TX

Trenton Traffanstedt (2015) was the winner of the final Showcase Showdown on The Price is Right.

Ohio

| Athens, OH

⮜ Jonathan Daniel (1991) released his new book, Suds Series: Baseball, Beer Wars, & the Summer of '82, on March 31. A hard copy or e-reader version of

the book can be purchased on Amazon.

Ohio State

| Columbus, OH

Omicron Deuteron graduate brothers enjoyed a tailgate before attending the Peach Bowl in Atlanta on December 31, 2022. The Chapter held a graduate relations event on January 26 at Seventh Son Brewing. Twenty-five graduate brothers from the classes of 1974-2022 attended, making it the largest graduate relations event ever.

Ohio Wesleyan

| Delaware, OH

⮝ Theta Deuteron brothers from the class of 1960 gathered for their 10th annual Christmas Party in December 2022.

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Not Pictured: Former Vice President Mike Pence (Hanover 1981).

Pittsburgh | Pittsburgh, PA

David Forti (1992) will effectively become co-chair of Dechert with Mark Thierfelder on July 1, 2023. Currently David serves as co-chair of Dechert's global finance and real estate practices, advising on some of the largest financial real estate transactions in the world.

Purdue | West Lafayette, IN

On December 18, 2022, over 35 Lambda Iota graduate brothers attended a celebration of life for Robert Dietrick (1977),

who passed ad astra on December 7, 2022.

⮝ Mitch Daniels (Graduate Initiate), former Governor of Indiana, was one of the distinguished speakers at the Calvin Coolidge Centennial event in Washington, DC, on February 16. Brother Daniels spoke about President Coolidge's legacy.

⮞ During the Chapter's Pig Dinner, on March 4, Chuck Horner (1951) (left) and Dick Grace (1951) (right) received their Diamond Owl certificates, celebrating 75 years of brotherhood. Both brothers have been

active in the Lambda Iota House Corporation and the Alpha (Lafayette, Indiana) Graduate Chapter.

Richmond | Richmond, VA

Lance Baldwin (1991)

co-wrote and co-directed the comedy and holiday film, Lie Q, with Bernd Linhart. The film is now available on Amazon Prime, Tubi and Xuma. Additionally, the film won Best Comedy at the Calgary Independent Film Festival.

Brothers who attended the Calvin Coolidge Centennial event in Washington, DC (L-R): Foundation Finance Committee Chairman Kevin Haga (Jacksonville 1992), Executive Director Rob Caudill (Akron 2004), Former Governor Mitch Daniels (Purdue Graduate Initiate), Foundation Board Chairman Glenn Moor (Texas Tech 1984) and Foundation Executive Director Ben Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986).

RPI

| Troy, NY

During fall 2022, Tau Nu hosted their Pig Dinner and 71 brothers attended.

Syracuse

| Syracuse, NY

In February, Dimitri Skambas (2015) was named Director of Business Development at the Ouroboros Group, an AI-driven private equity firm. The firm is based in New York City and focuses on healthcare and consumer investing.

Texas Tech

| Lubbock, TX

⮝ Eleven Lambda Tau graduate brothers, and one Alabama undergraduate brother, attended the Texas Bowl to watch Texas Tech play Ole Miss.

Pictured (L-R): David Henry (1992), Jason Davis (1996), Jack Edwards (Alabama 2026), John Freund (1994), Justin Biggs (1997), Greg Malmgren (1997), Jason Petrie (1992), Jim Edwards (1993), Mike Shirley (1996), Steve Jacobs (1988), Clayton Black (1992) and Grant Biggs (1997)

Villanova

| Villanova, PA

Jeff Gostyla (1990) was recently named Managing Partner of Halloran Sage, a law firm in Hartford, Connecticut.

Wisconsin Eau

Claire

|

Eau Claire, WI

⮞ In December 2022, Jake Wszelaki (2014) received a call from Be the Match

that he was a stem cell and plasma match with an individual fighting Leukemia. In February, Jake completed his procedure to donate his stem cells and

plasma, and he is hopeful they will help the individual he was matched with. Jake joined the registry in spring 2017. t

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2023 Academy

The 2023 Academy was held January 6-8, 2023, bringing undergraduate and gradu ate leaders back to the historic St. Louis Union Station Hotel in St. Louis, Missouri. This annual leadership training prepared our brothers to “Lead with Courage” so they may make a positive impact on their campus and community.

By the Numbers

2023 had a strong showing, with 524 brothers and guests in attendance. This included:

◆ Undergraduates: 393 from 125 chapters and provisional chapters

◆ Chapters/Provisional Chapters with 3+ Delegates: 27 (with 15 brothers from Rose-Hulman)

◆ Graduates: 85 (including 31 Purple Legionnaires and 27 Section Leaders)

Pursuing Excellence

The 2023 Academy kicked off with the Pursuing Excellence

sessions, providing early arrivals with an opportunity to attend sessions about important topics facing our chapters across North America. Brothers attended these sessions on topics such as hazing prevention; sexual assault prevention; mental health; diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging; relearning the Ritual; and supporting brothers’ academics. Concurrent with these sessions, new Purple Legionnaires gathered to learn about their new role.

Opening Banquet

The event’s first large group opportunity was the Opening Banquet on Friday evening.

Longtime Academy emcee Towner Blackstock (Davidson 1994) returned to the stage and opened the evening recounting Academy history. The program included a panel on Authentic Leadership facilitated by Executive Director Rob Caudill (Akron 2004). Brothers on the panel shared lessons they have learned through various leadership experiences. Thank you to Section Leaders Chris Kurtz (Ball State 2006) and George Norman (RPI 1987) and Archon Councilors Robert Siedell (Mississippi State 1974), Jon Yates (Texas A&M 1991) and J.T. Stoll (Western Kentucky 2023) 4

Pursuing Excellence session

Towner Blackstock, Academy Emcee

L-R: Jon Yates, Chris Kurtz, J.T. Stoll, George Norman, Robert Siedell and Rob Caudill participated in a panel discussion on Authentic Leadership during the Opening Banquet

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for sharing their experiences with the Academy attendees!

Opening Session

The Academy featured several guest speakers and presenters, including James Robilotta, a well-known speaker on college campuses. During the Opening Session, on Saturday morning, James presented Authentic Leadership At Testing Points, which acknowledges that leadership can be challenging. During these challenging situations, leaders face lots of uncertainty and ambiguity. James has a background in improv and stand-up comedy, so he wove comedy and humor into his presentation, keeping attendees engaged throughout the thoughtful and relevant topics presented.

Foundation Luncheon

Saturday's luncheon, sponsored by the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation, began

with Chairman Glenn Moor (Texas Tech 1984) presenting the Ed Gulewitz (Texas Christian 1989) Award for the Promotion of Organ Donation. This year, Alpha Omicron at Akron received the award for their efforts encouraging others to register as organ, eye and tissue donors.

Additionally, Educational Foundation Executive Director Ben Robinson (HampdenSydney 1986) provided a brief update on educational programming and scholarships funded by the Educational Foundation.

Pig Dinner

The Academy concluded with a model Frank Norris Pig Dinner. Brothers from our oldest chapter in attendance, Epsilon at the University of North Carolina, had the honor of

bringing in the pig. Former Ritualist and Archon President Bill Miller (Indiana 1962, Purdue GA 1996) and Tyler Orr (Rose-Hulman 2026) shared the honor of kissing the pig as the eldest brother and youngest brother in attendance, respectively. Section Leader Bill Roberts (Arizona State 1975) concluded the Norris-related activities with a rendition of "An Exile’s Toast."

The evening’s program included the President’s Perspective keynote by Archon President Bill Hunnicutt (Texas Arlington 1981). Bill provided an update on the Fraternity’s strategic objectives and the reasons fraternity is relevant to today’s college

Glenn Moor, Foundation Chairman

James Robilotta, Opening Session

L-R: Bill Miller and Tyler Orr kissing the pig

Courageous Leader Award

Pig Dinner concluded with the presentation of this year’s Courageous Leader Award, presented by Archon Vice President Tim Kilduff (Kent State 1968). This year, two brothers received the award.

Ryan Groel (Embry-Riddle 2024) embraces the value of service in his daily life as a lifeguard and member of the campus Emergency Response Team. Beyond his everyday efforts, Ryan recently faced two significant testing points where he stayed true to his values.

Displaying friendship at the testing point, Ryan took charge following an incident at his chapter’s formal where one of his brothers drank too much and ultimately needed to be transported to the hospital. When others were ready to call it a night, he stayed at the hospital all night with his brother to ensure he received the medical attention needed.

Additionally, in late 2021, on a flight from Orlando to Las Vegas, Ryan’s EMT training and instincts kicked in when he saw a flight attendant rushing down the aisle with a medical bag in one hand and an automated external defibrillator in the other. He joined flight attendants to find a man unconscious and without a pulse in the aisle near the back of the plane. He started chest compressions with the help of a nurse onboard until the man started to respond – likely saving his life.

Ryan's nominator said, “In a situation of life or death, Ryan clung onto his values of morality and friendship to all and saved another's life without hesitation. Ryan is Epsilon Rho's hero.”

Chanpreet Singh (Alberta 2023) is a student leader on campus who always aims to create a positive impact. He believes in making a difference –whether as a member of the Student Council or as President of the International Students Association (ISA) at the University of Alberta (UA).

Staying firm in his beliefs, Chanpreet saw an opportunity to make a difference on campus when faced with Asian racism. As ISA President, he organized a campus-wide Asian Community Leaders Summit to create a safe space for Asian students and campus leaders to meet and discuss their challenges. The summit led to the creation of ISA's six-point advocacy plan. UA President Bill Flanagan mentioned ISA's plan in his report to the Board of Governors and he directed UA departments to work with ISA toward the six action items.

Chanpreet also recognized safety concerns with the campus Light Rail Transit following several acts of violence against students. After meeting with victims, he learned there was a lack of security presence on the platforms. Chanpreet used his role to advocate for an increased security presence. Despite significant pressure from students to stop his efforts, he stood his ground and joined a delegation formed by the Edmonton City Council to advocate for and ultimately pass a proposal to increase security and improve safety for UA students.

We look forward to returning to the Union Station Hotel in 2024 as Phi Gamma Delta continues to Build Courageous Leaders. t

The Founders first met in John T. McCarty's upstairs corner room in the boarding house known as "Fort Armstrong." The building was torn down in 1916 despite the Fraternity's efforts to purchase it.

The Founding

By Towner Blackstock (Davidson 1994), Historian

Happy birthday to Phi Gamma Delta! We celebrated 175 years on Monday, May 1. Transport yourself back for a moment to what it was like to live in 1848. Our Founders' fathers and grandfathers could recall the War of 1812, and perhaps the American Revolution, which concluded 65 years earlier. The U.S. had only 29 states (Wisconsin became #30 in May) and just in February had acquired a huge territory at the conclusion of the war with Mexico. About that time gold was found in the part of that territory called California. News wouldn't reach the States until August, setting the stage for 1849's Gold Rush. One of the millions who headed west for fortune and fame was Founder John T. McCarty. But that's for next year. Remarkably, May 1, 1848, also fell on a Monday night, at "precisely 9 PM" according to the time set at the Founders’ preliminary meeting of Saturday, April 22. We recognize May 1 as Founders Day because it was then that the constitution was adopted and signed, and the Fraternity was truly born. You can read these minutes in my new book, Alpha: The Minutes of Phi Gamma Delta's First Chapter. They tell us a lot about what happened and when, but perhaps don't tell us why. Why found a fraternity, when five of you are about to graduate in seven weeks?

The Founders were students, aged between 19 and 24, at Jefferson College in Canonsburg, PA. Presbyterians established Jefferson in 1802. It was tiny to us, just 200 students, but in 1848 it was among the ten largest colleges in the nation. Like all colleges of the day, the curriculum was classical: Greek and Latin, translating ancient authors and the Bible, plus some mathematics, Christianity, philosophy, and practical science. There were no organized athletics. The real heart of student activity and recognition (besides commencement) were the two literary societies: Franklin and Philo. Everyone joined one or the other. They functioned as student government, debate societies, had their own libraries (each exceeding the college's in size), and brought speakers to campus. The biggest event of the year

next to commencement, the homecoming of the time, was the "Annual Contest" where champions from Franklin and Philo gave competing speeches, papers, and debate before judges. Each wanted his society to win.

And therein the stage is set. When the Founders met on April 22, it was after that night's Franklin Literary Society meeting. The Society was preparing to elect a new president, and a valedictorian to address the society before graduation. Now, our Founders were deeply involved in Franklin. They served in practically every committee or effort of note. They had ambitions for Franklin. They wanted the most capable students on that contest stage. You can imagine the turn of their conversations, determining to establish "a Society into which none but men of distinguished talents and acquirements, endued with a high sense of Honor and possessed of a laudable ambition... should be admitted...." Indeed! The best of the best.

A sub-plot to this: Jefferson didn't allow student organizations without the permission of the faculty on pain of expulsion. One fraternity existed there: Beta Theta Pi. Its members were secret, until they wore badges at commencement. This led to conspiracy theories and cloak-and-dagger antics. Wrote a Beta, "Every occurrence in college is blamed on a freak of the Betas." Some saw them as a manipulative cabal, unchristian and undemocratic, just as the "Know Nothings" characterized Freemasonry in the previous generation. The sentiment against secrecy was strong in the American mind of that time.

The day following the Founders’ first meeting was Sunday, the only day classes were not held at Jefferson College, and thus the chance for Sam Wilson and James Elliot to work on their constitution... in between attending the two church services required of every student.

Their idea was already being applied. Friday, April 28, Franklin Literary Society elected McCarty as its president and Elliot as Valedictorian. Three weeks later, in their election for next year's Contest debaters, declaimers, and essayists, the slate backed by our heroes carried the day. As McCarty wrote, "three cheers, result of union!"

The achievement of the Founders goes beyond just

Calvin Coolidge (Amherst 1895) did not ascend to the American presidency in the usual way. The Vice President was at his father's home in Plymouth Notch, Vermont, when a messenger awoke the household early on the morning of August 3, 1923, with news that President Harding had died. At 2:47 a.m. Coolidge's father, a justice of the peace, administered the oath of office.

Vice-President Coolidge was scheduled to attend the Ekklesia one month later, but President Coolidge had to cancel. He still made time for visiting brothers. For example, en route to Pittsburgh, Elmer Mason (California 1923) gave his card to a White House secretary with the note "Delegate from Delta Xi Chapter to the 75th Ekklesia." Within minutes he was ushered in to visit with the President. The following year, the Archons came to the White House to present the President with a new Founders’ badge, as readopted by the 1923 Ekklesia. "I am very glad to have this badge," he said. "My wife wears mine most of the time." Grace Coolidge was a charter member of Vermont's Pi Beta Phi chapter and as deeply interested in fraternity as was her husband. That same month, four brothers joined Coolidge at the White House to found Sires and Sons, the organization for fathers and sons who are both members of the Fraternity.

⮝ President Coolidge allowed the Xi Graduate Chapter to commission this portrait shown above for the new building of our New York Club. A copy was painted by Joseph E. Burgess (Syracuse 1914) and was put in our Washington headquarters in 1957. When the New York Club was closed in 1965, the original came to the headquarters and the copy was given to the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery, where it hangs today, labeled as a gift of Phi Gamma Delta. The original remains at our headquarters.

political control of Franklin Literary Society. It is hard to overstate its magnitude. In seven weeks, six men built a fraternity from scratch: Identified values, created a name, wrote a constitution, designed and produced a badge, recruited twelve other men (double their number!), and even established a second chapter, at Washington College, about ten miles away. What more could anyone have asked for?

This is not to say the Founders built perfectly. Sam Wilson himself admitted they had no experience in writing a constitution, having only the Franklin Literary Society constitution as a model. And that wasn't designed for a national, multi-chapter organization.

Thus in 1852, the Fraternity faced two crises: In the spring, the chapter at the University of North Carolina withdrew in a dispute over the constitution, probably over the fact that the Grand Chapter (Alpha at Jefferson) held all power. That fall, the Grand Chapter itself was near death, with just three members. Imagine how low and lonely those three felt. What kept them afloat? What saved the chapter? The graduate brothers. They provided the leadership to redesign the constitution over the course of several years. They provided support to help rebuild the chapter's membership. They provided guidance that kept the chapter hewn to the values, and not compromising for the sake of survival. In two years membership had recovered to twenty, large for that decade.

Therein are lessons for the ages. In correspondence and recollections, brothers from the early decades of Alpha Chapter agree: “We sought the best men we could get. Evidence of future prospect was our aim.” And was it then any surprise that men of ambition, capability, and talent returned to support and build the Fraternity?

Consider then the constitution by the Founders on May 1, 1848. In its preamble, they wrote of friendship among men "of like inclinations, pursuits, habits, and education." They wrote how aspiration led to the development and maturation of man's "noblest faculties," and led to "high station" in life. "Association brings into action all the finer feelings of the heart: Love, friendship, benevolence, and likewise calls forth the noble aspirations of the soul, and urges man onward to improvement, to fame, and to glory." What words!

And here is the crux of it: "We believe that a select and chosen union of honor, talent, and energy... is the surest

means of calling forth all the powers of the mind, directing their application to the most useful and worthy objects, of accomplishing great and important results, of elevating the condition of man, and of forming the most enduring, lasting, and binding attachments." To this purpose we remain true today.

Brothers, together, we fulfil our Founders’ vision to build a stronger fraternity, university, and society. That is how we get to the next 175 years. And so a toast: Philotes, Glukutate, Dunasteia: Friendship the Sweetest Influence, not for college days alone!

100 Years Ago

75th Anniversary

1923 was a landmark year for Phi Gamma Delta, and the 75th Ekklesia in Pittsburgh, called "that soul-satisfying event" by one brother, was its epicenter. More brothers registered than any previous convention, perhaps buoyed by the promise of Calvin Coolidge's attendance (see sidebar). They gathered at Hotel Schenley, site of the 1898 Ekklesia. Besides the usual receptions, ball, banquet, luncheons, and a baseball game (Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Cincinnati Reds), the brothers made a pilgrimage to Canonsburg and then Washington, Pennsylvania, where the model initiation was held along with a buffet dinner.

The Ekklesia's standout accomplishments still reverberate: Expansion to Canada with the approval of Toronto's petition for a charter, and the re-adoption of the Founders' badge, which we still wear as the single official badge of Phi Gamma Delta membership. The installation at Toronto occurred that December. With it, Phi Gamma Delta reached 66 chapters and some 22,000 initiates.

50 Years Ago

125th Anniversary

The most significant event in Phi Gamma Delta in 1973 was the relocation of the International Headquarters from Washington, DC, to Lexington in June. The Fraternity’s central office had been in Washington for over 50 years, and since 1956 the Fraternity and the Educational Foundation had been headquartered in a five-story townhouse owned by the Foundation at 1757 N Street NW.

For some time prior to the move, the Fraternity’s leaders had been concerned with rising costs and declining safety in Washington. Additionally, the building was not designed for efficient office operation and was becoming costly to maintain. Further, the idea of a location more accessible to the majority of chapters appealed to rank-and-file members.

In August 1898, 159 brothers gathered at the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for an historic convention. The 50th General Convention enacted sweeping legislative changes, creating the Ekklesia form of government and the Archonate.

The process leading to the move was in three phases: first, the 1970 Ekklesia authorized the Archons to appoint a committee to examine the feasibility of moving the headquarters; second, that committee studied the matter and recommended that the headquarters be moved from Washington, and finally, a second committee, after studying potential sites within the central U.S., recommended Lexington. The city was within one day’s drive of over half of the undergraduate chapters and approximately 68% of the U.S. population, sat at the intersection of interstate highways 64 and 75, and was served by three major airlines. Lexington’s population at the time was approximately 180,000.

In June 1973, the headquarters was moved to leased space (3,600 square feet) on the third floor of an office building at 343 Waller Avenue, centrally located within the city and a short distance from the University of Kentucky. The move and the transition to the new location had their challenges. Most significant, none of the administrative (non-brother) staff in Washington chose to move to Lexington, requiring the hiring and training of nine new employees.

Under the leadership of Executive Secretary Bill Zerman (Michigan 1949), the entire staff adapted quickly to prepare for the 13th Fiji Academy on August 12-15 at Eastern Kentucky University in Richmond, 25 miles from Lexington. For the 450 attendees from 104 chapters and colonies, the highlight of the Academy was the keynote speaker

at the Model Pig Dinner, astronaut and U.S. Navy Captain Eugene Cernan (Purdue 1956), who told the assembled brothers of his experience walking on the Moon the previous December as commander of the Apollo 17 space flight. Apollo 17 is still the last manned flight to the Moon.

Turmoil, then Optimism

On May 4, 1973, brothers gathered in Pittsburgh, approximately 20 miles from Canonsburg, to celebrate the 125th anniversary. Speaking to the assembled brothers, Archon President David Bland (Texas 1938) said, “We have just come through a period of about five or six years during which there has been upheaval around the world among our youth, and

The highlight of the 1973 Fiji Academy was the attendance of astronaut Gene Cernan, commander of the Apollo 17 mission in December 1972. To date, Gene Cernan is the last person to have walked on the moon.

In 1973, the Fraternity moved its headquarters from Washington, DC, to Lexington. The first Lexington location was a leased space on the third floor of this building at 343 Waller Avenue (left). In 1985, IHQ moved to its current location at 1201 Red Mile Road.

from campus to campus a great deal of turmoil. Thank God those days are apparently in the past. They took a toll of some of our chapters, but we have learned from those chaotic times, and we find today that Phi Gamma Delta is in a stronger position than it has ever been.”

Brother Bland was referring to the period of campus unrest during the Vietnam War in the late 1960s and early 1970s, during which the Fraternity lost five chapters on the West Coast and three in the Ivy League. This was attrition not seen since the Civil War, but Brother Bland’s optimism was wellfounded. In the previous two years, the Fraternity had installed six chapters, exceeding 100 chapters for the first time, and would install six more chapters in the next two years. Further, in the 1973-74 academic year, initiations of new members would increase 12% over the previous year.

Today

A New Model for Building Courageous Leaders

On May 1, 2022, as Phi Gamma Delta began its 175th year, the undergraduate chapters were closing an academic year that saw a return to normal after the major disruption of fraternal and campus life that began in March 2020 due to the Covid pandemic. Since fall 2019, undergraduate membership in the Fraternity had declined approximately 14%. This was partially due to the impact of the pandemic on fraternity life, especially recruitment and retention of members. That impact had largely, if not completely, subsided, and undergraduates could expect normal campus conditions in fall 2022.

A second significant factor in the decline of undergraduate membership between 2019 and 2022 was the loss of 11 chapters, most due to hazing. This development presented a testing point and an opportunity to the undergraduate delegates who gathered in August in Washington, DC, for the 174th Ekklesia. The testing point came with the realization that efforts to eliminate hazing – focused on education and accountability and stretching back over 60 years – had not been effective enough and, further, that the power dynamic between brothers and pledges inherent in the pledging model hinders

the development of friendships and makes it more difficult to prevent hazing.

The opportunity was a proposal from the Archons to eliminate pledging and adopt a New Model for recruiting and assimilating members and building courageous leaders. The New Model included the Growth System, a new approach to recruitment allowing a chapter to make a full evaluation of a prospect before inviting him to join, and Built to Lead, a multi-year member development framework giving brothers the tools for courageous leadership and engaging them throughout their undergraduate experience.

After extended, respectful debate, the delegates voted to adopt the Archons’ proposal, eliminating pledging effective July 1, 2024, and allowing chapters wishing to adopt the New Model before the effective date to do so. As of spring 2023, over 40% of chapters have chosen to be Early Adopters, and by fall 2023, twothirds are expected to do so.

As brothers celebrate 175 years, the Fraternity is represented on 141 campuses (134 chapters and seven provisional chapters) with an undergraduate membership of 9,900 and an average chapter size of 73. With this sturdy base and a New Model, Phi Gamma Delta is well prepared for the journey toward 2048. t

Resources & Archives

Resources for the 175th Anniversary of Phi Gamma Delta can be accessed at www.phigam.org/175.

There are many historical artifacts online at www.phigamarchives.org. These include thousands of chapter newsletters, photographs, composites, chapter house pictures, books, over 700 editions of The Phi Gamma Delta magazine, audio and video clips.

Would you like to help build out your chapter's online collection? Contact the Curator of Archives, Joe Weist (Rose-Hulman 1987), at jweist@gmail.com.

Coming Soon!

We are pleased to announce that in summer 2023, we will launch a new history website which will include many new features. We will emphasize additional history materials for our chapters. We are happy to partner with HistoryIT on this exciting project.

Spotlight on Graduate Brothers

Mitchell E. "Mitch" Daniels, Jr. (Purdue Graduate Initiate 2013)

In February, Purdue University’s Board of Trustees approved the plans for the state-of-the-art Mitchell E. Daniels, Jr. School of Business, named in honor of Mitch Daniels, who served as the 12th President of Purdue from January 2013 through 2022. The naming honors President Daniels for his acclaimed tenure leading the University, as well as his business experience with Eli Lilly. Prior to his time at Purdue, Brother Daniels was elected 49th Governor of Indiana in 2004, in his first bid for any elected office, and he was re-elected in 2008. He also held several top executive positions during his 11-year career with Eli Lilly and Company, including President of Eli Lilly’s North American pharmaceutical operations. While Mitch’s father, Mitchell E. Daniels, Sr. (Allegheny 1944), was a Phi Gam, he was unable to join the Fraternity during his undergraduate career at Princeton, because there was no chapter there. However, not long after becoming Purdue’s President, he accepted an invitation from the Lambda Iota Chapter at Purdue to join the

Fraternity and was initiated as a Graduate Initiate in October 2013.

Derek G. Hennecke (Alberta 1989)

Derek Hennecke was recently featured in an episode of the Molecule to Market podcast. Derek is a biotech entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience in the CDMO (contract development and manufacturing organization) industry and a 2022 Master's degree in the Inceptor Bio lab from Harvard University. Through this experience, he has developed a deep understanding of pharmaceutical development and manufacturing. Derek serves as chairman on various boards, including Microsize and Particle Dynamics, and as a partner at Kineticos Ventures, he also invests in biotech companies focusing on gene editing, mRNA and CAR-T.

Derek received his B.S. in microbiology from the University of Alberta in 1989 and a MBA from the Rotterdam School of Management at Erasmus University in the Netherlands.

Daniels Hennecke

Dr. Corey A. King (Florida State 1992)

Dr. Corey King was recently named the 18th chancellor of the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater. Prior to his appointment and unanimous approval, King served as Vice Chancellor for Inclusivity and Student Affairs at UW-Green Bay, Vice President for Enrollment Management & Student Financial Services at Bethune-Cookman University and Vice President for Student Affairs & Enrollment Management at Florida Atlantic University, and he led the Council for Student Affairs of the State University System of Florida. He is known for always putting student learning at the center of his work. Dr. King also held leadership positions at East Carolina University, Wheeling Jesuit University, and the University of Florida. He earned a bachelor’s degree in curriculum and instruction and a master’s degree in higher education administration/student affairs from Florida State University. He earned a doctorate in educational administration and leadership from Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

James L. "Jim" Tuman (Michigan State 1964)

On February 28, the Commonwealth of Kentucky Senate adopted Senate Resolution 34 honoring Jim Tuman for his lifelong work and service to youth with a unanimous voice vote. Jim has been a youth advocate and motivational speaker for over 40 years, making him one of the first youth speakers to talk with young people about suicide and depression. During his career, he has spoken to more than two million students in over 2,000 schools nationwide to help them cope with issues like teen suicide, bullying and mental health. Jim also founded Jimmy's Kids, a nonprofit serving thousands of children across the metropolitan Detroit, Michigan area.

Volunteer Spotlight

William L. "Bill" Oliver (Penn State 1967)

Bill Oliver is an active volunteer with the Fraternity who is currently serving the Gamma Phi Chapter at Penn State as House Corporation

President and the Chi Kappa Chapter at West Chester as BCA Treasurer. He has held these positions since 2005 and 2014, respectively. Previously, he served Gamma Phi as a member of the House Corporation from 1991-2005. Outside of the Fraternity, Bill has had a successful business career, which began in 1969 after his father suddenly passed away and left Bill with the operation of a fire protection contracting company. Through hard work and dedication, he grew the company into the largest family-owned fire protection company in Pennsylvania. He retired in 2007, after 38 years, having been inducted into the Sprinkler Hall of Fame and receiving the Gold Sprinkler Award. Additionally, Bill has volunteered for a land conservation group and a therapeutic horseback riding academy.

To learn more about Phi

Gamma Delta's volunteer roles or search for volunteer opportunities, visit www.phigam. org/Volunteers.t

Tuman King

Expansion

Spring 2023 Expansion Results

During spring 2023, Phi Gamma Delta re-established the Xi Provisional Chapter at Gettysburg College.

Gettysburg | Gettysburg, PA

Timeline: January 11 - April 28

Staff: Field Secretary Craig Osborne

Founding Fathers: 13

GPA: 3.35

Fun Facts:

• All the Founding Fathers are involved in at least one student organization, including four who hold leadership positions in student government.

• The Provisional Chapter was ranked #1 in GPA based on fall 2022 grades.

⮞ Pictured: 11 of the Founding Fathers with Field Secretaries Alex Pouttu and Craig Osborne.

Fall 2023 Expansion Plans

At press time, Phi Gamma Delta had received invitations to re-establish provisional chapters at College of Charleston, University of Maryland and Texas Tech University in fall 2023.

Plans are always subject to change, and additions to our expansion schedule will be posted at www.phigam.org/ Expansion. If you know men at any of these schools, please email recommendations to phigam@phigam.org.

Charleston | Charleston, SC

Re-expansion

Founded: 1770

Enrollment: 9,100

IFC Fraternities: 11

Maryland | College Park, MD

Re-expansion

Founded: 1856

Enrollment: 30,214

IFC Fraternities: 24

Texas Tech

| Lubbock, TX

Re-expansion

Founded: 1923

Enrollment: 32,400

IFC Fraternities: 22 t

Sigma Omega at Seton Hall University

Chartering

Date: April 22, 2023

Chapter President: Jack Harvey (2024)

Purple Legionnaire: Louis Monaco (2022)

Legate: Richard Gonzalez (Jacksonville 1998)

International Fraternity Delegation:

• Bill Hunnicutt (Texas Arlington 1981), Archon President

• Josh Laufenberg (Illinois 2008), Ritualist

• Rob Caudill (Akron 2004), Executive Director

• Todd Rotgers (Minnesota 2011), Assistant Executive Director

• Ben Blacklock (Sam Houston 2015), Director of Chapter Services - East

Ritual Team: Brothers from the Akron, Allegheny and Rutgers chapters

Charter Members: 33

Noteworthy:

• The Chapter had a 3.25 GPA in the spring 2022 semester and a 3.29 GPA in the fall 2022 semester.

• During the 2022 calendar year, brothers completed over 300 hours of community service and raised over $3,000 for the Red Cross and USO.

2022 Honor Roll of Donors

Educational Foundation

Fiscal Year: July 2021 - June 2022

*From audited financial statements

Revenues

Donations:

• Without Restrictions

• With Restrictions

Change in Investment Value

Other

Total Income Expenditures

Programming/Services:

• Scholarships

• Leadership, Health, Human Services, etc.

• Other Programs/Support

• House Corp. Grants

Board Members:

Chairman: Glenn D. Moor (Texas Tech 1984)

Vice Chairman: Michael A. Lucas (Bradley 1983)

Finance Committee Chairman: Kevin W. Haga (Jacksonville 1992)

Secretary: William R. Brand (RPI 1987)

Directors: D. Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987); Donald M. Heinrich (Chicago 1974); Mitchell I. Henn (Case Western 1972); John P. O’Neill (Akron 1987); Ronald C. Nelson (RIchmond 1977); Robert A. Wunderlich Jr. (DePauw 1988)

Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation

This year, Phi Gamma Delta celebrates its 175th anniversary. Big anniversaries are an appropriate occasion to look back on and assess an organization’s work and to also consider how it approaches the future. Throughout this listing of donors are micro reports that will share our work and how we are preparing our brothers for the future. The financial numbers come from our auditor, ending date of June 30, 2022. Donor lists and income represent the 2022 calendar year.

The Foundation once again had a great year thanks to you, our donors. Income from donations was above our threeyear average. Your support allowed us to increase our funding for our educational programs and scholarships.

These pages honor our graduate brothers whose generous donations continue to help our undergraduate brothers to immerse themselves in the values of our Fraternity. More work lies ahead of us, and our costs will continue to increase as the Fraternity improves its programming. Our future looks bright, and we owe a huge thanks to you for making it happen!

Happy Anniversary, Glenn D. Moor (Texas Tech 1984) Chairman (left)

Ben Robinson (Hampden-Sydney 1986) Executive Director (right)

For more information about the Foundation, visit www.phigam.org/foundation.

The Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada Brothers,

Your impact upon the Foundation allows us to interact with members in a supportive and positive way. Your generosity allowed us to continue our focus on academics through scholarships, leadership training, mental health education and alcohol abuse prevention.

The estate of William H. Gear (McGill 1956) once again generously benefited the Foundation, providing over $54,000 in scholarships. We are grateful to the brothers who have planned to benefit Phi Gamma Delta in this way. We also want to thank the hundreds of brothers over the last few years who donated to the Foundation. Keep it up; your brothers benefit greatly from your support!

Thanks to our donors for supporting us in 2022 and helping us to do our important work to support Phi Gamma Delta.

Fraternally,

Tristan Patterson (Alberta 2010) President

Foundation Mailing Address:

Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada

c/o Stephen Firth

804-2185 Marine Dr

Oakville, ON L6L 5L6

Visit www.phigam.org/Canada to learn more about the Foundation of Canada.

Foundation of Canada

Fiscal Year: January 2022December 2022

Board Members:

President: Tristan L. Patterson (Alberta 2010)

Vice President: D. Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987)

Secretary: Murray L. Coulter (Western Ontario 1972)

Treasurer: Stephen G. Firth (Western Ontario 1973)

Directors: Erez Bahar (British Columbia 2001); John B. Carswell (Alberta 1976); F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963); Donald J. Herman (Calgary 1985); Ashley A. O’Kurley (Alberta 1994); Rob Witchel (Toronto 1987)

Trustee Emeritus: L. Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972)

The Perge! Society 2022

The Perge! Society is the Educational Foundation's Annual Fund. By giving tax-deductible, unrestricted gifts to the Educational Foundation, you are supporting its activities, including alcohol education, scholarships and leadership programs. Your gifts allow Phi Gamma Delta to stay relevant on college campuses. Many thanks to all the brothers who generously give to Phi Gamma Delta.

You can join the Perge! Society securely online at www.phigam.org/Donate. If you have questions, please email the Foundation at brobinson@phigam.org or call 859-255-1848.

Listed here are the 524 donors who joined the Perge! Society in 2022 at the $500 and above levels. The number following a brother’s school and year indicates the number of years as a Perge! Society member. Thank you for supporting Phi Gamma Delta through the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation and The Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada.

Norris Affiliates (Gifts of $5,000 & greater)

Edward R. Adams (Richmond 1941) 3

Erwin K. Aulis (Northwestern 1980) 5

William R. Brand (RPI 1987) 22

William F. Brock (Purdue 1963) 20

Wayne H. Brunetti (Florida 1964) 13

Christopher B. Burke (Purdue 1977) 13

Scott L. Chaney (Ohio Wesleyan 1971) 1AA

Douglas H. Dittrick, Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1955) 25

Harry N. Faulkner (Ohio Wesleyan 1963) 22AA

David R. Frick (Indiana 1966) 17

R. William Gardner (Ohio State 1957) 16

William H. Gear (McGill 1956) 25AA

Jerome C. Groniger (Illinois 1956) 16

Kevin W. Haga (Jacksonville 1992) 19

Donald M. Heinrich (Chicago 1974) 5

Donald J. Herman (Calgary 1985) 14

K. Thomas Klimmeck (Illinois 1984) 3

Robert B. Knutson (Michigan 1956) 25

Alan W. Larson (Syracuse 1960) 20

Michael A. Lucas (Bradley 1983) 19

Richard D. McCormick (Iowa State 1961) 25

Glenn D. Moor (Texas Tech 1984) 19

Raymond R. Morgan, Jr. (Stanford 1948) 11AA

William T. Morris Trust (Penn State 1949) 25AA

Michael E. Morris (Kansas State 1977) 23

John G. Pappajohn (Iowa 1952) 23

Wilkinson Affiliates (Gifts of $2,000 - $4,999)

Edwin M. Ahrens, MD (Denison 1973) 19

Matthew M. Amend (Iowa 1987) 18

John W. Beeder (Northwestern 1981) 1

Tyson K. Beem (Southern California 1997) 12

Tracy T. Bomberger (California Riverside 1985) 16

Jon B. Burmeister (Iowa State 1967) 23

Stephen A. Comunale (Ohio State 1972) 5

C. Denny Cresap (Oklahoma 1956) 7

Jeffrey M. Downey (California Los Angeles 1983) 17

Charles T. Doyle (Oklahoma 1956) 15

Thomas D. Earley (Illinois 1963) 8

Matthew G. Etlinger (Montana 1998) 7

Jameson G. Fee (Kettering A 2008) 5

Matthew S. Garrison (Hampden-Sydney 1999) 16

Alan B. Graf, Jr. (Indiana 1975) 14

Robert Higgins MD (Washington State 1956) 17

G. David K. Hopper MD (Wittenberg 1963) 23

Kevin J. Hopper (Cincinnati 1973) 20

John M. Humphrey (Case Western 1981) 14

J. Brent Humphries (Oklahoma 1991) 9

Robert M. Justin (Michigan State 1969) 5

Anthony D. Kenkel (Drake 1998) 12

William G. Kuchta (Union 1972) 8

Joshua P. Laufenberg (Illinois 2008) 9

Patrick E. Matoole, MD (Denver 1991) 10

William H. Mautz (Kentucky 1965) 24

Derek C. Mayne (Calgary 1997) 4

Phillip J. Meek (Ohio Wesleyan 1959) 23

Richard K. Merker (Gettysburg 1976) 7

A. Cameron Mitchell (Sewanee 1958) 2

Marc W. Myers (Wittenberg 1989) 7

George R. Oliver (WPI 1982) 6

John P. O'Neill (Akron 1987) 3

Carl F. Pollard (Kentucky 1960) 18

Donald J. Regan (California Los Angeles 1956) 8

N. Clay Robbins (Wabash 1979) 25

Clark A. Robertson (Nebraska 1982) 19

Wallace Affiliates (Gifts of $1,000 - $1,999)

Mark D. Aigner (Baylor 1984) 8

Leonard F. Anglis (Wabash 1976) 3

David G. Areghini (Arizona 1965) 16

John Fox Arnold (Colorado 1959) 23

Peter J. Ashton (Colorado School of Mines 1991) 10

Richard Avendano (Minnesota 2012) 4

Wayne E. Babler (Wittenberg 1964) 1

Gerald R. Baker (Texas Arlington 1969) 3

John J. Barrett (Purdue 1992) 3

Robert H. Becknell (Kentucky 1967) 19

Robert C. Pohlad (Arizona State 1976) 23

Robert W. Reniers, Jr. (Colorado College 1968) 19

Stephen E. Robinson (Georgia Tech 1966) 4

Ernest O. Rotramel, Jr. (Georgia Tech 1952) 1AA

Andrew R. Sackin (Missouri 1973) 21AA

John C. Schroeder (Wabash 1969) 23

N. W. Solomon (Nebraska 1951) 7AA

Paul L. Vogel (Missouri 1989) 17

James E. Whistler (Idaho 1970) 20

Robert N. Whitacre (Indiana 1967) 21

Samuel A. Wilson (Oklahoma 1952) 15AA

Ronen Rotem, DDS (New York 1988) 4

Robert C. Samuel (Oregon 1960) 24

Gregory R. Schermerhorn (Michigan 1987) 16

Andrew Z. Soshnick (Northwestern 1985) 13

Michael P. Spack (Minnesota 1996) 14

Michael J. Stewart (Penn State 1972) 15

Jon R. Stuart (Oklahoma 1971) 4

Robert A. Svoboda (Memphis 1978) 20

David B. Symonds (Texas Christian 1997) 1

R. Wayne Thompson (Kansas 1964) 6

Norman K. Thordarson (Washington 1963) 21

Kirk D. Walden (Texas Arlington 1972) 21

David B. Watson (Penn State 1979) 2

G. Douglas Wiley (Texas 1969) 1

Gary H. Wilkinson (Ohio Wesleyan 1951) 24

Joseph E. Williamson (Wittenberg 1967) 18

Gregory P. Wilson (Ohio Wesleyan 1974) 8

Paul A. Woods (Memphis 1993) 8

Robert A. Wunderlich, Jr. (DePauw 1988) 5

Towner A. Blackstock (Davidson 1994) 8

Bruce Blanchard (MIT 1957) 17

Robert R. Boothby (Toronto 1986) 7

Patrick P. Born (Miami 1973) 7

Douglas J. Bourne (Oklahoma 1943) 18

Wallace Affiliates continued...

Robinson S. Brown (Kentucky 2002) 14

Christopher J. Cacheris (Arizona 1976) 12

Stephen T. Caldwell (Iowa State 1986) 2

Robert B. Caudill (Akron 2004) 13

Benjamin W. Chase (Idaho 1994) 12

Robert D. Cheeley (Georgia 1979) 21

Robert E. Coletti (Miami 1979) 5

Thomas H. Collinson (Kansas 1964) 1

Thomas P. Cottrell (Indiana 1982) 20

James W. Dodds (Colorado 1954) 20

Brian M. Douglas (Tennessee Tech 1998) 8

F. Norman Dundas (McGill 1963) 23

Kristopher P. Dworschak (Alberta 2015) 4

Garry D. Elder (Indiana State 1974) 11

Robert S. Ellis (Oklahoma 1948) 17

Vernon D. Ellis (Arizona 1962) 6

David G. Elmore (Indiana 1955) 11

Daniel J. Emerson, MD (Wabash 1998) 1

Richard W. Esser (Gettysburg 1964) 11

James H. Everest (Oklahoma 1971) 17

Kenneth L. Farmer, Jr. (Auburn 1972) 14

Erik J. Fay (Washington State 1999) 7

Carl M. Ferraro (Case Western 1978) 6

Louis G. Filosa (New York 1973) 3

L. Jeffrey Fitterman (South Florida 1970) 12

Michael G. Fligg (William Jewell 1961) 10

Samuel H. Franklin (Auburn 1969) 25

Christopher T. Fuldner (Missouri 1973) 9

John W. Gardner (Ohio Wesleyan 1957) 2

James E. Gavacs (Case Western 1973) 2

Robert T. Gladu (Maine 1987) 7

Norman H. Godwin (Auburn 1991) 15

Matthew M. Green (Indiana 1994) 4

David C. Green (Virginia Tech 1994) 4

N. Michael F. Griffith (Virginia Tech 1973) 20

Wayne A. Hargrove (Kansas State 1970) 2

Benjamin R. Harper (Kentucky 1969) 16

Kevin M. Hayes (New Mexico 1997) 6

Mark L. Heinemann (Missouri 1971) 11

Mitchell Ingram Henn DDS (Case Western 1972) 6

Alan F. Herbert (Purdue 1969) 19

Dana W. Hesse (Virginia Tech 1986) 7

Charles M. High, III (New Mexico 1982) 3

Cayton Hornberger (Allegheny 2020) 1

Daniel P. Hughes (Akron 1991) 1

William S. Hunnicutt, Jr. (Texas Arlington 1981) 10

Henry N. Jackman (Toronto 1953) 1

Eriks E. Janelsins (Wabash 2002) 1+

Michael B. Jeffers (Washington 1962) 16

J. Wilmar Jensen (Chicago 1947) 10

Christopher J. Johnston (Calgary 1991) 2

John J. Jolley (Washington 1980) 7

Thomas H. Jones, III (Richmond 1974) 5

Henry H. King, Jr. (Virginia Tech 1982) 5

Edwin S. Kirby (Ohio State 1960) 19

Joshua T. Kivett (Georgia 1995) 3

Thomas H. Koops (Texas Arlington 1968) 7

Raymond R. Kubly, Jr. (Wisconsin 1955) 1

John E. Lindahl (Minnesota 1968) 2

Robert H. Little (Illinois 1957) 15

Nicholas A. Loiacono (Illinois 1974) 7

Douglas M. Long (DePauw 1973) 1

Michael W. MacConnie (Bradley 1983) 10

Craig J. Mardany (Rutgers 1982) 18

John B. Martin (Kansas 1959) 19

William A. Martin III (Mississippi State 1975) 19

Robert H. Martinsen (Colgate 1955) 3

Donald J. Maxwell (Ohio Wesleyan 1956) 6

Pierre D. McCann (Calgary 2002) 1

Paul D. McCluskey (WPI 1987) 4

Charles L. McCullough (Hampden-Sydney 1986) 2

William R. Miller (Indiana 1962) 22

Judd Miller, Jr. (Texas 1955) 10

C. Kimble Miller, Jr. (Kentucky 1970) 9

Michael A. Mische (New York 1976) 5

Kevin F. Mitchelson (Kansas 1979) 11

Jeffrey J. Mongan (Arizona 1983) 18

James D. Moore (DePauw 1974) 1

Jonathan L. Moore (Auburn 2004) 10

Howard B. Moyes (Davidson 1987) 9

Samuel H. Mudie (Rutgers 1962) 18

Robert C. Muff, USAF (Ret) (Gettysburg 1960) 22

James C. Murray, II (Iowa State 1959) 22

Jason T. Newcomb (Virginia Tech 1998) 8

George Norman (RPI 1987) 5

William T. Novak (Illinois 1963) 5

William L. Oliver (Penn State 1967) 22

Peter O'Malley (Penn 1960) 20

Gary L. Ostenson (Washington 1969) 24

Tristan L. Patterson (Alberta 2010) 4

William O. Patton, Jr. (Sewanee 1955) 1

William G. Paul (Oklahoma 1952) 6

Kurt J. Peter (Wisconsin 2010) 2

Ralph A. Peterson, Jr. (Arizona 1955) 1

Scott Petty, Jr. (Texas 1960) 17

John C. Philips (Arizona State 1969) 8

Robert D. Potts (Minnesota 1964) 21

Charles E. Ramsey (Wittenberg 1964) 8

Peter J. Rathwell (Arizona 1965) 19

Clarke T. Reed (Missouri 1950) 2

Kyle M. Rehberg (Rose Hulman 2025) 1+

Robert H. Reynolds (Yale 1958) 1

John L. Richeson (Kansas 1962) 7

Dr. Samuel W. Richwine Jr. (Georgia 1973) 21

Fairbanks Affiliates (Gifts of $500 - $999)

Harry G. Gram Foundation Inc (Wittenberg) 4

Owen H. Ackerman (Illinois 1959) 4

Thomas A. Adams (Emory 1970) 5

Roger T. Aeschliman (Kansas State 1982) 2

Brett M. Alexander (Ohio State 1991) 7

Sean G. Alexander (Ohio State 1991) 12

Marc H. Alport (Oregon 1968) 1

W. Scott Anderson (Texas Christian 1982) 4

Jason R. Anderson (Fresno State 1996) 3

George J. Andrush (Bucknell 1988) 2

Joseph R. Aragon (California Los Angeles 1993) 1

James E. Arnold (Illinois 1985) 11

James A. Babcock (Illinois 1957) 1

Robert L. Bailey (Oregon State 1963) 1

David E. Baines (Wittenberg 1969) 1

James H. Bair (Allegheny 1959) 1

Larry J. Baker (Wittenberg 1971) 1+

George F. Baker (Arizona 2004) 1

Gene Balter (South Florida 1977) 2

Soumitra R. Banerjee (Pittsburgh 1987) 2

Michael G. Bark (California Irvine 1986) 14

Joseph D. Barnette, Jr. (Wabash 1961) 25

Richard I. Barr (Kansas 1959) 15

Steven M. Barranco (Auburn 1989) 1+

Michael T. Bass (Louisiana State 1982) 1+

Gerald B. Bay (Purdue 1962) 24

Phillip D. Bianchini (Michigan 1979) 2

William A. Billingham, DDS (Columbia 1951) 1

Joshua M. Blubaugh (Akron 1999) 1

John A. Bobst (Iowa 1999) 2

Rodney W. Bohman (Idaho 1967) 4

Robert H. Bohn (Texas 1957) 7

Hon. Paul W. Bonapfel (Florida State 1972) 2

Michael A. Borton (San Diego State 1986) 7

Bradford R. Boss (Rhode Island 1955) 6

E. Bruce Bower (Johns Hopkins 1963) 2

Thomas L. Brcka (Iowa 1986) 2

Duncan L. Bridewell (Louisiana State 1969) 1

A. Peter Rimsans II (Iowa State 1993) 17

James C. Rinaman, Jr. (Florida 1955) 23

John C. Robbins, III (Union 1971) 8

William E. Roberts, EdD (Arizona State 1975) 5

Ben Robinson (Hampden Sydney 1986) 24

Edward M. Robinson (Bucknell 1986) 6

William W. Rodgers, Jr. (Oklahoma 1959) 14

John J. Ronayne, III (Kettering A 1969) 11

Mark N. Roth (West Virginia 1977) 2

James A. Rumble (Mississippi State 1985) 3

John M. Saada, Sr. (Chicago 1956) 21

W. Eric Saraniecki (Chicago 2006) 5

Richard L. Scheff (Gettysburg 1977) 8

Lane T. Schnotala (Bradley 1992) 11

Frederick A. Schoenbrodt (Gettysburg 1965) 4

Paul T. Schuster (Chicago 1974) 1

Eric W. Schwarz (Ohio State 1986) 12

John W. Schwentker (Purdue 1952) 7

Larry L. Sears (Kansas State 1976) 1

Devon M. Sharpe (Hanover 2013) 1

John D. Sheppard, Jr. (Pittsburgh 1975) 5

Adam L. Shires (Iowa State 2000) 10

Bradford S. Shorr (Northwestern 1979) 1+

Austin E. Sigg (Tennessee Tech 2023) 1+

Douglas B. Smock (Georgia 1993) 2

Thomas E. Spurgeon (Purdue 1961) 3

William F. Stephan (Hanover 1955) 2

Marvin G. Stephens, Jr. (Texas Tech 1964) 16

Kenneth B. Sternad (Ohio Wesleyan 1977) 2

David T. Stewart, Jr. (New Mexico 1980) 17

Jeffrey I. Stone (Auburn 1979) 15

Michael D. Stratton, MD (DePauw 1988) 22

Jack R. Sutermeister (Washington 1979) 4

Martin S. Suzuki (California Irvine 1986) 4

Douglas C. Taylor (Case Western 1986) 18

James E. Taylor (Kansas State 1970) 4

Neil R. Thornton (Idaho 1952) 7

Richard E. Trail (Idaho 1966) 13

John A. Vanek (Case Western 1970) 3

Jeffrey D. Vernam (Rutgers 1973) 5

Thomas M. Waldon (Iowa State 1979) 2

M. Coleman Walsh, Jr. (Richmond 1974) 12

Thomas W. Warne (Arizona 1965) 7

Gordon E. Watts (Florida 1967) 12

Joseph A. Weist (Rose Hulman 1987) 6

Peter G. Welsh (Wittenberg 1974) 21

Richard J. White (Idaho 1969) 3

Vincent T. Williams (Kettering A 1984) 4

David J. Willmer (Akron 1992) 4

John P. Wyand (Indiana 2002) 2

Alexander S. Wylie (Arizona State 1996) 10

John O. Briggs (Georgia Tech 1967) 25

Gary M. Brost (Allegheny 1974) 1

Timothy A. Brown (James Madison 2010) 1

Stephen D. Brunson, II (Mississippi State 1984) 3

Ronald H. Buck (Kansas State 1992) 1

William J. Bugg, Jr. (Richmond 1960) 1

Brian G. Carney (William Jewell 1996) 5

John B. Carswell (Alberta 1976) 12

John M. Carulli, Jr. (Vermont 1988) 5

Eric M. Cavanaugh (Wabash 1976) 9

Robert R. Cebula (Allegheny 1959) 8

Christopher L. Chase (Oklahoma 1993) 1

Stephen D. Christian (Northwestern 1978) 1+

Peter L. Clark (Kettering B 1968) 16

Norman K. Cook (Chicago 1958) 24

John R. Coomer (Hanover 1961) 5

Eugene D. Cote' III (Maine 1981) 13

Ronald D. Crockett (Washington 1961) 18

Alejandro V. Cruz (Northern Arizona 2017) 1

Fairbanks Affiliates continued...

Raymond Y. Dai (Alberta 1993) 1

Daniel A. Damon (Illinois 1958) 1

Dwight W. Davis (Oregon 1965) 20

Adil B. Dittmer (Virginia Tech 2014) 1

Scott T. Doggett (Texas A & M 1980) 1

Ralph D'Onofrio (Allegheny 1957) 1

John M. Dougherty, Jr. (Pittsburgh 1971) 2

John H. Douglas III (Mississippi State 1981) 13

Alan E. Douville, Jr. (Maine 1987) 1

George W. Drach, MD (Arizona 1957) 7

Curtis J. Dunshee (Arizona 1982) 4

Stephen H. Edwards (Idaho 1964) 12

Stephen M. Edwards (Mississippi State 1973) 3

John W. Ellis (Washington 1950) 3

Eric H. Ericson (Hanover 1967) 4

Robert J. Erwetowski (Bucknell 1964) 1

James W. Eyster (Ohio State 1966) 1

Charles J. Farnham (Maine 1982) 2

Michael S. Favo (Purdue 1984) 3

Jesse R. Ferreras (British Columbia 2006) 3

J. Dixon Fleming, Jr. (North Carolina 1976) 10

David A. Forsee (Missouri 1978) 5

David W. Forti (Pittsburgh 1992) 4

Eugene U. Frey (Minnesota 1952) 18

Charles E. Gabe (Hanover 1990) 10

Chuck Galmarini (Akron 1987) 2

William O. Gamble, III (Oklahoma 1961) 22

B. Gary Garmon (MIT 1967) 1

William S. Garner, Jr. (Arkansas 1971) 10

William P. Gettings (Purdue 1978) 2

Steven J. Gibson (Iowa 1973) 1

John E. Gibson IV (Ohio State 1975) 10

G. Carl Gibson, Jr. (Oklahoma 1981) 9

Richard A. Gillis, PhD (Miami 1960) 2

Ronald A. Glen (Alberta 1989) 5

Richard C. Gohl (Arizona State 1987) 4

Richard Gonzalez (Jacksonville 1998) 22

James B. Gould (Ohio State 1959) 4

James H. Greene, Jr. (Penn 1972) 2

James T. Guess (Memphis 1989) 20

Scott E. Gurney (Kentucky 1997) 3

Albert M. Gutierrez, III (Texas 1991) 1

Lowell & Ruth Haga 9

F. Lee Hagan, III (Hampden-Sydney 1984) 1

Paul D. Hains (Texas Christian 1987) 1

Kenneth J. Hammerle (Utah State 1976) 8

David G. Hancock (Alberta 1979) 15

William G. Hanley (Purdue 1960) 23

Christopher T. Hawkins (Iowa 1987) 1

Matthew J. Hazleton (Colorado School of Mines 1996) 6

Steven J. Heeney (Kansas 1978) 3

John A. Helledy (Illinois 1961) 1

Frederick A. Henderson (Michigan 1980) 10

James S. Hering (Ohio Wesleyan 1961) 16

Thomas G. Heubel Jr. (Syracuse 1984) 10

James B. Hill (Purdue 1994) 1

Jonathan R. Hilliard (Virginia 2007) 1

John A. Hink (Arizona 1984) 3

Marcus W. Hitt (Wittenberg 2005) 2

Pete A. Hoge (Akron 1989) 1

Joshua C. Holly (Tennessee 1997) 5

Dave Houser (Miami 1970) 2

William E. Howard, Jr. (Mississippi State 1970) 6

Steven M. Hudson (Alabama 1980) 3

James A. Hull (Colorado School of Mines 1988) 10

William L. Irwin (Arkansas 1974) 1

Philip A. Ivancovich (Fresno State 1988) 2

Thomas L. Jackson (Rose Hulman 1972) 2

William W. Jessup (Alabama 1960) 5

Brian P. Jeter (Hampden Sydney 1984) 7

Timothy B. Johnson (Western Ontario 1987) 2

Craig S. Kalter, MD (Emory 1984) 16

Bijan P. Karimi (California Santa Barbara 1995) 5

John L. Kendall (DePauw 1963) 1

Timothy W. Kilduff (Kent State 1968) 1

Michael J. Knoll (Kentucky 2008) 5

Curt W. Koslovsky (Cincinnati 1992) 1

Christopher L. Kurtz (Ball State 2006) 10

Donald J. Kyte (Oklahoma 1990) 11

Thomas D. Lammers (Ohio University 1974) 2

John S. Landrum (Sewanee 1968) 3

Sharp Lannom (Northwestern 1961) 1

Peyton W. Larkin (Ohio Wesleyan 2021) 2

Steven T. Latham (Oklahoma 1991) 2

Roger D. Lawrence (Kansas State 1988) 2

Benjamin B. LeCompte, III (Virginia 1972) 25

James S. Lee (Minnesota 1978) 21

Charles D. Leffler (Kentucky 1972) 1

Anthony J. Leitner, Jr. (Columbia 1965) 3

Thomas M. Leopold (Michigan 1955) 1

Robert D. Lindner, Jr. (Ohio Wesleyan 1971) 5

William N. Lindsay, III (Gettysburg 1969) 8

Morgan Little (Arizona 1964) 5

Joseph T. Lower (Indiana 1989) 4

James R. Lowry (Auburn 1971) 1

John D. Lubahn, MD (Case Western 1971) 2

Andrew J. Lucyshyn (Central Florida 1995) 4

Douglas K. MacKechnie (RPI 1987) 2

Douglas M. MacMahon (Texas 1999) 1

Robert R. Madden (Texas Tech 1961) 2

James E. Malarkey (Westminster 1978) 2

Kevin J. Malone (Florida State 1975) 17

John J. Manginelli (Rutgers 1983) 18

Ronald L. Marmer (Northwestern 1974) 24

Robert W. Marshall III (Rhode Island 1977) 10

Wesley J. Martin (Missouri State 2009) 4

William C. Martindale, Jr. (Gettysburg 1964) 9

Kevin P. Martinez (Kansas State 1985) 1

Josephus L. Mavretic (North Carolina 1956) 1

Kendrick T. McCarthy (Arizona State 1976) 2

Shawn A. McElroy (Arkansas 1987) 2

J. Timothy McGinley (Purdue 1962) 1

Rory L. McKean (Auburn 1976) 8

Edward J. McKibbon (Michigan State 1967) 2

William T. McMurry (DePauw 1956) 1

Mark A. Medley (Tennessee 1968) 7

John C. Meng, Jr. (Wabash 1966) 18

Bruce A. Menk (DePauw 1970) 1

James M. Miller (Tennessee 1970) 5

Douglas K. Moore (Indiana 1972) 1

Jere W. Morehead (Georgia 1988) 2

E. Winston Morris (Hampden Sydney 1986) 1

Daniel P. Mossop (Akron 1989) 10

Scott R. Mowrer (Washington 1971) 7

John W. Mundinger, Jr. (Louisiana State 1976) 2

Kenneth G. Murawski (Syracuse 1973) 6

Gerald F. Murphy (California Berkeley 1967) 1

Robert E. Nagy (Miami 1964) 5

David T. Nanney (Tennessee 1993) 2

Ronald C. Nelson (Richmond 1977) 1

Christopher C. Nichols (Georgia 1993) 1

Jack W. Nicklaus (Ohio State 1961) 25

William G. Niederer (Indiana State 1985) 7

Michael T. Novak (Chicago 1985) 6

John N. Oest (Denison 1974) 1

Jeffery M. O'Neill (Akron 1988) 2

Daniel F. Organek (Johns Hopkins 1994) 10

Joe W. Osborne, Jr. (Florida State 1977) 1

Peter L. Ostrom (Old Dominion 1991) 1

James F. Ottinger (Penn State 1961) 1

Hugh D. Pace (Ohio Wesleyan 1974) 1

William E. Parrish (Westminster 1957) 19

David J. Paterson (Cornell 1976) 1

Jason D. Pauling (Iowa State 1994) 2

Orsen E. Paxton, III (Texas Arlington 1971) 3

David W. Pequet (Michigan State 1974) 2

Bradley J. Peterson (Iowa 1984) 1

Steven M. Petitjean (Cincinnati 1994) 1

Brad W. Petrella (Akron 1987) 4

Richard L. Pinkerton, PhD (Michigan 1955) 17

Bruce M. Pitman (Purdue 1971) 10

Jerry L. Pittman (Texas Tech 1966) 4

Steven B. Pittman (Oklahoma State 1975) 13

John D. Porter, III (Wisconsin 1983) 3

Nicholas A. Potter (Kettering B 1994) 11

Kelly B. Powers (Colorado College 1984) 6

Harold P. Quinn, Jr. (Denison 1977) 3

Thomas A. Raar (Michigan 1985) 24

Robert W. Rahal (Denison 1975) 8

Stephen W. Ray (Oklahoma 1979) 7

Eddie W. Rhea (Oklahoma 1980) 14

J. Michael Roberts (Auburn 2004) 1

Robert J. Rogers (Indiana 1975) 1

Todd Rotgers (Minnesota 2011) 6

Timothy J. Rueter (Drake 1998) 7

Ronald A. Sages (Ohio University 1973) 24

Paul W. Sams (California Santa Barbara 1992) 13

James S. Samuel (Oregon 1984) 14

Ronald L. Scharnweber (Iowa State 1967) 1

Charles J. Schleusner (Iowa State 1997) 6

Frank E. Schmitz (Northwestern 1985) 1+

David S. Schramm (Knox 1978) 9

George L. Schueppert (Wisconsin 1961) 4

William T. Shier (DePauw 1988) 20

Richard D. Shirk (Gettysburg 1967) 3

Ronald A. Shuffield (Tennessee 1973) 3

Robert A. Siedell (Mississippi State 1974) 6

Geoffrey H. Simmons (Missouri 1996) 5

Aaron P. Simmons (Miami 1994) 1

James M. Singel (California Los Angeles 1989) 6

Craig D. Singer (Florida 1985) 9

Martin C. Smith (California Berkeley 1976) 17

Phil H. Smith (Washington State 1966) 4

Nicholas Smock (Iowa State 2008) 7

Lee K. Souter (Vermont 2005) 10

Steven L. Sparkman (Florida State 1969) 4

Gregory M. Stanley (Akron 2005) 1

Lias J. Steen (Texas A & M 1980) 8

Matthew A. Stensland (New Mexico 2006) 1

Charles D. Storms (Indiana 1965) 2

Thomas C. Sullivan (Maine 1955) 1

G. R. Tait, PhD (McGill 1961) 10

James C. Tauschek (Ohio Wesleyan 1976) 5

Paul J. Testa (RPI 1989) 4

David E. Thompson (Washington 1980) 2

Lawrence H. Thompson (Iowa State 1964) 8

Stacy E. Thompson (Kettering B 1969) 1

John J. Toner, V (Hampden Sydney 2001) 6

John D. Tonkovich, PhD (Michigan 1972) 1

Charles L. Townsdin (Arizona 1963) 18

Montgomery G. Turner (Tennessee 1991) 3

Joseph Valvona, Jr. (Emory 1976) 2

Ronald D. Wagoner (Kentucky 1962) 3

Thomas J. Walsh (Kansas 1980) 1

Curt R. Ward, MD (DePauw 1988) 21

D. Garrad Warren, III (Purdue 1974) 9

Paul A. Wasserbauer (Ohio State 1977) 1

David E. Waters (Kansas State 1999) 11

James M. Webb (Arizona 1967) 5

Edward J. Whalen (Northwestern 1966) 2

William J. Wheeler (Arizona 1961) 2

D. Lawrence Wickerham, MD (Washington & Jefferson 1972) 2

Dale L. Wierman (Washington State 1964) 9

Mark R. Wilkison (Vermont 1983) 3

Glenn C. Williams (Georgia 1974) 2

Ron D. Willis (Texas 1984) 1

C. Daniel Wilson, Jr. (Sewanee 1963) 6

Richard T. Wilson (Akron 1992) 3

W. Miller Wood, III (Tennessee 1967) 3

Douglas M. Workman (Western Ontario 1977) 2

George S. Writer, Jr. (Colorado 1957) 4

Jon C. Yates (Texas A & M 1991) 3

Barney T. Young (Yale 1955) 1

Richard A. Zak (Miami 1988) 2

White Star Legacy Society

The White Star Legacy Society recognizes brothers who have chosen to leave a legacy for Phi Gamma Delta through their will, trust or estate plans. We are grateful to brothers who donate and plan to donate. We were notified by seven brothers that they have included the Foundation in their estate plans, indicated with an “+”.

Top Three Ways to Join the White Star Legacy Society:

#1 Give a charitable bequest (a percentage or dollar amount) in your will or living trust to the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation.

#2 Name Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation as a beneficiary of your assets such as your 401K or other retirement plans upon your passing.

#3 Open a life insurance policy with the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation as the policy owner and cover annual premiums with gifts to the Annual Fund.

We Thank These Loyal Brothers for Their Consideration & Generosity:

Akron

Daniel B. Ishee 1992+

John P. O'Neill 1987

Brad W. Petrella 1987

Alabama

Frank M. Hardy 1955

Steven M. Hudson 1980

James E. Jones 1963

Alberta

Bernhard H. Brinkmann 1983

L. C. Murray 1972

Allegheny

Matthew A. Bocchi 2013

Arizona

Rick L. Allen 1962

Lloyd H. Wiborg 1961

Arizona State

Kenneth T. Bulahan 1987

Gary Emerson 1976

Arkansas

Steven E. Area 1973

Eddie W. Daniel 1978

Auburn

Jeffrey I. Stone 1979

Bradley

Michael A. Lucas 1983+

William F. Ross III 1987

British Columbia

David S. Armitage 1980

Warren T. Cooke 1983

Bucknell

Robert R. Dawson 1950

Ian Ferguson 1985

Jack W. Gresham 1957

Calgary

Donald J. Herman 1985

Cal ifornia Berkeley

Manuel G. Gonzalez 1977

California Irvine

J. R. Petrie 1987

California Los Angeles

Jeffrey M. Downey 1983

California Riverside

David B. Marino 1985

Case Western Reserve

Mitchell I. Henn 1972

John M. Humphrey 1981

Michael K. Magness 1970

Clyde B. Myers Jr 1962

Jason M. Prigozen 1997

Central Florida

Rafael M. Padron Jr.2009

Jason J. Ring 2007

Chicago

Peter O. Clauss 1955

Bernard J. DelGiorno 1955

Stephen E. Woodbury 1979

Cincinnati

Kevin J. Hopper 1973

Colorado State

Christopher A. Guntermann 1974

Richard R. Ulery 1971

Denison

John N. Oest 1974+

Denver

Steven J. Bocher 1983

DePauw

Jere W. Dutt 1990

Paul O. Germann Jr 1952

Thomas B. Grooms 1966

Paul B. Qua 1982

James E. Sanford 1971

Drake

Jonathan C. Espy 1995

Anthony D. Kenkel 1998

Timothy J. Rueter 1998

Emory

Dennis A. LaRosa 1969

Florida

Wayne H. Brunetti 1964

George C. Johnson Jr 1975

James C. Rinaman Jr 1955

William H. Valentine Jr 1967

Florida State

Joseph W. Kuhn Jr 1969

Donald S. Stuart 1972

Fresno State

Michael R. Van Every 1992+

Georgia

Danny A. Neil 1968

Chadwik T. Teague 1988

Georgia Tech

John O. Briggs 1967

Raymond K. Elderd 1960

William G. Grip 1982

Bradley A. Tilton 1981

Hampden-Sydney

Jarrod S. Benton 1990

Benjamin E. Robinson 1986

John J. Toner 2001

Hanover

Timothy A. McGeath 1984

Idaho

James V. Hawkins 1958

James E. Whistler 1970

Illinois

Owen H. Ackerman 1959

Thomas D. Earley 1963

Jerome C. Groniger 1956

Victor S. Kamber 1965

Illinois Wesleyan

Scott E. Huch 1986

Dale H. Spiess 1966

Indiana

David G. Elmore 1955

Frederick Henoch PhD 1964

Neil R. Hinchman 1957

James A. Ramsey 1964

John P. Wyand 2002

Indiana State

William G. Niederer 1985

Christopher B. Vance 1976

Iowa

Terry A. Davis 1972+

Bradley C. Nielsen 1986

Iowa State

W. R. Griswold Jr 1964

Steven J. Hunst 1976

Howard M. Logan 1946

Harvey E. Mallory III 1957

Richard D. McCormick 1961

James C. Murray II 1959

Dean R. Plager 1964

Robert J. Roth 1978

Kevin A. Shires 2005

Robert A. Zeis Jr 1997

Jacksonville

Michael L. Brown 1988

Brian W. Dudley 1996

Kevin W. Haga 1992

Johns Hopkins

Jack Carlock 1958

David G. Shigekawa 1959

Kansas

Charles K. Baber Jr.1964

Charles T. Crawford 1952

Kevin F. Mitchelson 1979

Kansas State

Andrew J. Lutz II 1981

Michael A. Martin 1983

Michael E. Morris 1977

Gregory C. Stuart 1970

James E. Taylor 1970

Gregory H. Wilson 1978

Kentucky

Leonard M. Appel 1963

Robert H. Becknell 1967

William R. Connell 1994

Kettering

Peter L. Clark 1968

Knox

Benjamin P. Shakman 1990

Lawrence

David H. Aronson 1965

Bruce A. Wilson 1981

Lehigh

J. D. Breen 1968

John A. Hollingsworth 1955

Want to Learn More?

Contact Executive Director Ben Robinson at 859-255-1848 ext. 133 or brobinson@phigam. org for questions about the White Star Legacy Society. The Foundation’s Tax ID is 52-6036185.

To leave a tax-deductible gift to the Foundation consider the following:

“I leave and bequeath unto the Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation Inc. the sum of $____ or ___% of estate (or specific securities or other property). Said Foundation is a non-profit 501(c (3) corporation (Federal ID Number 52-6036185) organized under the laws of the Commonwealth of Kentucky with administrative offices at 1201 Red Mile Road P.O. Box 4599 Lexington KY 40544-4599. *This gift is unrestricted for general Foundation purposes.”

*For estate gift restrictions please contact the Foundation for specific wording.

White Star Legacy Society

Louisiana State

Robert M. Crawford 1960

Arthur L. Roberts 1960

David G. Trepagnier Jr 2018

Maine

Matthew D. Smyth 1980

Maryland

Joseph Samora 2008

McGill

F. N. Dundas 1963

Memphis

Paul A. Woods 1993

Miami

Ted W. Goble 1968

James P. Horning 1977

Dave Houser 1970

Lee C. Schmitt 1963

Michigan

Franklin K. Gregory 1957

Eugene L. Hartwig 1955

Robert B. Knutson 1956

Kenneth N. Nemerovski 1972

Mark L. Persitz 1977

Richard Pinkerton PhD 1955

Kelley V. Rea 1966

Michigan State

Keith A. Anderson 2010

Timothy J. Costello 1968

David W. Pequet 1974

Mississippi State

P. E. Burnside 1970

Malcolm B. Wall 1970

Missouri

Gary L. Bussing 1973

David M. Dannov 1983

Edward B. Mullen 1957

Bradley P. Pemberton 1974

Paul L. Vogel 1989

Nebraska

John Gottschalk 1965

Brian M. Hensley 1998

New York

Bruce B. Blau DDS1980

Michael A. Mische 1976

North Alabama

Thaddeus J. Boughton 2004

North Carolina

Marvin J. Carver 1975

Theo H. Pitt Jr 1958

John T. Stanley 1971

North Texas

Jeffrey M. Fulton 2011

Northwestern

J. R. Gorski 1968

Mark D. Kaufman Sr 1971

Occidental

Robert W. Holstrom 1946

Ohio

John A. Cassese 1976

Ronald A. Sages 1973

Ohio Wesleyan

David R. Bennett 1977

Douglas H. Dittrick Jr 1955

Charles P. Eichhorn 1955

Jerry K. Rinehart 1957

Kenneth B. Sternad 1977

Gary H. Wilkinson 1951

Oklahoma

Carl D. Campbell 1981

Robert J. Kepke 1963

William G. Paul 1952

William W. Rodgers Jr 1959

Oklahoma State

John P. Gallagher Jr 1966

Steven B. Pittman 1975

Old Dominion

Stephen S. Gay 1990

Robert W. Walter 1984

Oregon

William J. Prenger 1968

Oregon State

Patrick C. Faessler 1990

Penn West

Anthony G. Canzonieri 2010

Purdue

Charles G. Armstrong 1964

Gerald B. Bay 1962

William P. Gettings 1978

Richard E. Grace 1951

J. R. Marshall 1959

Michael P. Schreyer 1965

RPI

William R. Brand 1987

George P. Norman1987

Richmond

Edward R. Adams 1941+

Robert S. Jepson Jr 1964

Ronald C. Nelson 1977+

Rutgers

Mark G. Esposito 1982

San Jose State

Brett C. Vigil 2000

Sewanee

Thomas H. Ewers 2008

South Florida

Eugene N. Balter 1977

Paul E. Mendelssohn 1972

Southern California

Andre P. Affatato 1969

Donald W. Bradley PhD1961

David M. Todd 1967

Southern Methodist

Walter T. Henderson 1960

Robb Stewart 1952

Stanford

Howard A. Rubin 1955

Syracuse

Jeff C. Crew Jr 1967

Kenneth L. Morrison 1965

Tennessee

James D. Froula 1967

Lee M. Moss 1973

John J. Sheridan 1972

Gerald L. Vantrease 1966

Texas

Byron M. McKnight 1978

Ron D. Willis 1984

Texas Christian

Charles R. Stewart 1979

Texas Tech

Vance M. Hubbard 1962

Gary S. Jennings 1977

Glenn D. Moor 1984

Toronto

Robert E. McCulloch 1965

Union

Mace A. Bloom 1977

Utah

Scott J. Sarisky 1990

Virginia Tech

Dana W. Hesse 1986

Jeffrey M. Scattergood 1999

Wabash

Eric M. Cavanaugh 1976

Washington

T. M. Doyle 1968

Michael B. Jeffers 1962

Gary L. Ostenson 1969

Washington & Jefferson

Donald Wickerham MD 1972

West Virginia

Robert W. Martini 1974

Mark N. Roth 1977

Western Michigan

William G. McClimans Jr 1979

Michael A. McDonald Jr 2014

Bryan S. McNee 1989

Western Ontario

Frank C. Smeenk 1971

Westminster

William E. Parrish 1957

Dale G. Schaefer 1958

Wittenberg

John P. Pirozzi 1971

WPI

Douglas L. Acker 1983

Earle L. Bowman Jr 1948

William K. Johnson 1976

Yale

William H. Smith Jr 1965

2022 Donors

Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation & the Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada

Both Foundations operate to support the educational endeavors of Phi Gamma Delta, its chapters and its members. Listed are the donors who gave either unrestricted annual fund gifts, restricted endowment gifts or chapter restricted gifts to the Foundations in the 2022 calendar year. Donors are listed in their lifetime giving societies. Perge! Society members donating more than $500 are listed at the end of each chapter section; the gold, bolded number indicates the number of years the brother has given at a Perge! Society level. This listing is only Foundation donors. All brothers who gave graduate dues are listed at www.phigam.org/GradDues

Lifetime Giving Societies

Founders $1 Million+

Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999

Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999

Centennial $100,000-249,999

Black Diamond $75,000-99,999

Golden Chain $50,000-74,999

Royal Purple $25,000-49,999

Canonsburg $17,500-24,499

Perge! Society

Norris $5,000+ Wilkinson $2,000-4,999

+ First Time Donor AA Ad Astra

Friends of the Foundation

Calvin Coolidge

Fidelity Investment

Charitable Gift Fund

Centennial

Columbus Fnd

Omaha Community Fnd

Schwab Charitable Fund

William T. Morris Trust

Black Diamond

Benevity Community

Impact Fund

J.P. Morgan Charitable

Giving Fund

Golden Chain

Bank of America

Charitable Fnd

Lilly Endowment

San Diego Fnd

Vanguard Charitable

YourCause

Royal Purple Anonymous

Ayco Charitable Fnd

Marcia Bay+

Corwin D. Denney Fnd

Markel Corporation

Naples (SW FL) Grad

Chapter

The Vaughn Fnd

US Charitable Gift Trust

Canonsburg

Natl Philanthropic Trust

White Star

Akron Community Fnd

Camilla H. Bracewell+

General Electric Fnd

White Star $10,000-17,499

Log Cabin $7,500-9,999

Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499

Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999

Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499

Delta $500-999

Friendship Up to $499

Wallace $1,000-1,999

Fairbanks $500-999

Natl Christian Fnd Houston

Network For Good

United Way of Columbia

Willamette

Log Cabin

ATCO I Tek

Goldman Sachs

Philanthropy Fund+

Lowell & Ruth Haga

Johnson & Johnson Fnd

Lincoln Community Fnd

Orange County Community Fnd

United Way of Central OH

Purple Clematis

Facebook

Mechanicsburg Area Fnd

Tricia Morehouse+

Phi Gam Missouri

Scholarship Fund

Saratoga Charitable Fnd

Wukasch Fnd

Ft. Armstrong

Amazon Smile

Arch Insurance Group+

Central NY Community Fnd

Fnd for the Carolinas

Holmes Murphy & Assoc

Marathon Petroleum Corp

McKesson Fnd

Paypal Giving Fund

State Farm Co. Fnd

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign

Snowy White Owl

Baird Fnd

BNSF Railway Co.

Charles Schwab Corp Fnd

Community Fnd for Southern AZ

Harry G. Gram Fnd

Kaulig Capital

Amy Kurtz

LMEPAC Charity Program

Pasadena Community Fnd

W. Carol Preston

Robert Half Intl

Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Fnd

United Way of Greater Los Angeles

Delta

Caterpillar Fnd

Charities Aid Fnd of America

Community Fnd of NJ

DonateStock

Frontstream

Richard Jungman+

Natl Christian Fnd South FL

Prospera Financial Services

Raytheon Charity

Custodial Account

Reed Family Charitable Trust

United Way CA Capital

Region

Brian Zolotor

Friendship

Kathleen Amen+

Teresa Ayres+

Steven Bell+

Martha Boon+

Billy Boulden+

Christopher Bourbon+

Marci Brown+

Robert & Maxine Burton+

Canada Helps+

Canada Online MSP+

Erica M. Carlson

CarMax Fnd+

Community Fnd of Jefferson County

Casey Cornelius+

Ann Daugharty+

Paul C. Daw+

Digital Pix Composites+

Kathleen Falk

Cynthia Foster+

Give Lively Fnd

Anita Gulewitz

Katherine Harper

Linda Harris+

Bruce Hearn+

Barbara Hesse+

Andrea Hooper+

Kappa Mu Grad Assoc

Allison Kilfoy+

Sue Klinger+

Nan Mauney+

Abby McCollom

Susan McConnell+

Erin McHale+

Susan McHale+

Medtronic Fnd+

Midland Area Community Fnd

Colleen Peppler+

Sherrie Phipps+

Tina M. Ritchie+

Taren Robin

Jane Scott+

Shell Oil Fnd

Dorothy Spencer

Mark Spengler+

Sarah Sterkel+

Lauren P. Tanner-Leif

Jacob Tidwell+

Stephen Tisdale+

United Way of SW PA

United Way of Toronto+

Mary Ann Wegner+

Martha Whiteside+

In Honor of:

Abby McCollom by Susan McHale

Total $357,009

Akron

Royal Purple

John P. O'Neill 1987

Canonsburg

Norman L. Clark 1989

David J. Willmer 1992

White Star

Robert B. Caudill 2004

Gerald J. Mosley 1991

Log Cabin

Joshua M. Blubaugh 1999

Daniel P. Mossop 1989

Brad W. Petrella 1987

Purple Clematis

Pete A. Hoge 1989

Stephen M. Mariani 1992

Ft. Armstrong

Michael G. Bergmann 1993

Darrin L. Bright 1992

James A. Eckelberry 1988

Chuck Galmarini 1987

Anthony J. Gerak 1988

Daniel B. Ishee 1992

Kristopher Lewison 1996

Jeffery M. O'Neill 1988

Kyle W. Sullivan 1988

Richard T. Wilson 1992

Matthew R. Zapp 1998

Snowy White Owl

Steven E. Brady 1992

Benjamin D. Burns 1992

Brent M. Cherkala 2003

John Davide 1988

F. Jay DePasquale Jr 1987

Daniel P. Hughes 1991

David S. Kaiser 1988

Michael A. Keller 2001

J. Michael Kelley 1989

Henry A. King Jr 1988

Thomas S. Liggett 1991

Matthew D. McGill 2006

Ryan M. Naymik 2011

James C. Neilson 1991

Matthew M. Perez 2007

Scott J. Reese 1987

Terence M. Rhodes 1988

Frank J. Sandor III 1988

Christopher J. Tankersley

2002

Delta

Dale R. Adams Jr 2003

Edward P. Friedl 1988

Bert M. Hackenberg 1990

Eric E. Jones 2003

Darius M. Metheney 2008

Ryan F. Privett 2004

Gregory M. Stanley 2005

Friendship

Mason U. Arnold 2024

Siddhartha R. Aryal 2024+

Brady A. Ayers 2025+

Andrew C. Biegner 2023+

Jacob D. Bishop 2024+

Jack R. Boettler 2024+

Mark R. Burns 1987

Jeremy E. Busken 2023+

Michael L. Ciavarella 2020+

Steven D. Clark 1988

Jeffrey J. De La Croix 1999+

David P. Delcoma 1987

John E. Delcoma 1990

Stephen Delcoma 2024+

R. Connor Downs 2024+

Noah S. Festi 2023+

Jose C. Garcia 2024

Nicholas Giorgio 2024+

Brandon S. Gray 2023+

Jackson W. Grove 2024+

Justin T. Halter 2020

Samuel J. Hanna 2023+

Anthony R. Heavilin 2020

Graham S. Hess 2021

Patrick W. Hogan 1997+

Brandon R. Johnson 2020

Cameron Johnson 2023+

Patrick J. Kelley 1989

Quintin X. Kelley 2025+

Jack B. Kirven 2024+

Noah M. Klubnik 2023+

James A. Krosky 1989+

Matthew Krstich 2025+

Stephen Kushner 2005+

Mark J. Lukosavich 2008+

Ryan C. Matthews 2022

Aaron T. McClain 1986+

Brooks T. McKinley 2022

Scott Montgomery 1988+

Roy E. Mosley III 1992

Hunter J. Mulacek 2024+

Brandon M. O'Neill 2019

Bryan J. O'Neill 2018

Jacob Parkomaki 2024+

Matthew B. Petrus 1987

Reid A. Polis 2020

John D. Rebeck 2004

Aaron T. Rider 2024+

John David S. Rogers 2021

Nicolas J J. Sabetta 2024+

Trevor A. Schneeberger

1997

Frank B. Schultz 2024+

Frank J. Shaffer 2016

Anthony F. Signorino 1991

Don M. Smith Jr 1998+

Adam R. Speas 2004+

Nathan S. Szymczak 2023+

Zane A. Weagraff 2024+

Nathan L. Weyer 2025+

[2022 Donors]

Lifetime Giving Societies

Founders $1 Million+

Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999

Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999

Centennial $100,000-249,999

Black Diamond $75,000-99,999

Golden Chain $50,000-74,999

Royal Purple $25,000-49,999

Canonsburg $17,500-24,499

Perge! Society

Norris $5,000+

Wilkinson $2,000-4,999

+ First Time Donor AA Ad Astra

David J. Zakowski 2018+

Xavier A. Zup 2022+

Perge! Wilkinson

John P. O'Neill 3 1987

Perge! Wallace

Daniel P. Hughes 1 1991

David J. Willmer 4 1992

Robert Caudill 13 2004

Perge! Fairbanks

Chuck Galmarini 2 1987

Pete A. Hoge 1 1989

Jeffery M. O'Neill 2 1988

Brad W. Petrella 4 1987

Daniel Mossop 10 1989

Richard T. Wilson 3 1992

Joshua Blubaugh 1 1999

Gregory Stanley 1 2005

Total $23,806

Persistence Scholarship

Aaron T. Rider 2024

Alabama

Log Cabin

William H. Ray Jr 1949

Ft. Armstrong

Steven M. Hudson 1980

William W. Jessup 1960

Peter L. Lowe 1960

Snowy White Owl

Hollis N. Gieger Jr 1980

Paul F. Goree Jr 1958

Delta

James S. Andrews 1981

Paul D. Fulford 1959

Sidney T. Philips 1983

Walker Reynolds IV 2004

Friendship

Sharman Hendrick 1989+

White Star $10,000-17,499

Log Cabin $7,500-9,999

Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499

Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999

Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499

Delta $500-999

Friendship Up to $499

Wallace $1,000-1,999

Fairbanks $500-999

Willard W. Livingston Jr 1965

William S. Prout Jr 1954+

Joe H. Saueressig 1980

Harold E Swearingen 1948

Perge! Fairbanks

William W. Jessup 5 1960

Steven Hudson 3 1980

Total $2,270

Persistence Scholarship

Gabriel S. Rusmisell 2024

William J. Bellande 2024

Alabama

Birmingham

Friendship

Jarrett R. A. Lemieux 2025+

J. Logan McLendon 2020

Ashton M. Rosen 2023+

Jeremi N. Vo 2019+

Alberta

Golden Chain

John B. Carswell 1976

Royal Purple

David G. Hancock 1979

Canonsburg

Bernhard Brinkmann 1983

White Star

Kevin J. Thomas 2012

Log Cabin

Ronald A. Glen 1989

Cam Murray 1972

Tristan L. Patterson 2010

Duane B. Schlereth 1971

Purple Clematis

Kristopher Dworschak

Academic Excellence & Support

2015

Ft. Armstrong

Roland D. Cook 1975

Raymond Y. Dai 1993

David E. Isaman 2004

Christopher J. Tang 2005

Snowy White Owl

Gregory T. Atkinson 1973

Christopher A. Caruana

Calgary 1989

Steven Huynh 2013

Ashley A. O'Kurley 1994

Delta

John P. Chibuk 2006

Kevin A. Wehlage 2013

Friendship

Grant J. Doyle 1991

Marc A. Lee 2010

Perge! Wallace

Tristan Patterson 4 2010

Kristopher Dworschak

4 2015

Perge! Fairbanks

John B. Carswell 12 1976

David Hancock 15 1979

Ronald A. Glen 5 1989

Raymond Y. Dai 1 1993

In Memory of:

Kenneth MacDonald 1987 by David G Hancock 1979 & Ronald A Glen 1989

Michael H. Jackson 1979 & Murray W. Dorin 1976 by David G Hancock 1979

Total $7,276

Allegheny

Log Cabin

Robert R. Cebula 1959

Purple Clematis

Henry B. Suhr Jr 1955

Ft. Armstrong

Gary M. Brost 1974

Ralph D'Onofrio 1957

Gerald E. Gibbons MD

Washington 1953

Snowy White Owl

James H. Bair 1959

Cayton Hornberger 2020

Richard W. McLeary 1979

Stevenson Mountsier

1952

Carl W. Stenberg III 1965

Gregory R. Vallano 2015

Delta

William E. Bowser 1956

Robert T. Buck 1954

William H. Cunningham

1961

Ronald Klinefelter Jr 1990

Friendship

Zachary J. Andrews 2020

James M. Emigh 1971+

Andrew Kirn 2020

David A. Reed 1955

Perge! Wallace

Cayton Hornberger 1 2020

Perge! Fairbanks

Ralph D'Onofrio 1 1957

James H. Bair 1 1959

Robert R. Cebula 8 1959

Gary M. Brost 1 1974

In Honor of: Cayton Hornberger 2020 by Kaulig Capital

Total $4,452

Amherst

Delta

Richard B. DeMallie Jr 1959

Appalachian State

Delta

Nelson J. Guillory 2017

Dionysis Protopapadakis

2017

Friendship

Carter B. Crawford 2015

Robert B. Devay 2013+

J. Blake Hart Jr 2013+

W. Carson Herron 2020

Justin A. Marks 2021+

M. Austin Stanley 2017+

Total $755

Arizona

Royal Purple

Charles L. Townsdin 1963

Canonsburg

David G. Areghini 1965

Jeffrey J. Mongan 1983

Peter J. Rathwell 1965

White Star

Deron P. Bocks 1986

Benjamin F. Brooks III

1985

Vernon D. Ellis 1962

James M. Webb 1967

Log Cabin

George W. Drach MD 1957

John A. Hink 1984

Thomas B. Louer 1987

John G. Mansour III 1987

Andrew R. Pastor 1984+

Thomas W. Warne 1965

Purple Clematis

Christopher J. Cacheris

1976

Jeffrey C. Derickson 1972

Curtis J. Dunshee 1982

Ralph A. Peterson Jr 1955

John A. Sivo 1977

Ft. Armstrong

J. Owen Clymer 1982

M. Wainright Fishburn Jr

1975+

Morgan Little 1964

Snowy White Owl

Craig A. Arbon 1968+

B. Wayne Battenfield 1967

Alan S. Hall 1984

William T. Lundeen 1978

William G. Milam 1960AA

George L. Sims Jr 1973

Jere M. Teed 1964

Perge! Wallace

Ralph A. Peterson Jr 1

1955

Vernon D. Ellis 6 1962

David G. Areghini 16 1965

Peter J. Rathwell 19 1965

Thomas W. Warne 7 1965

Christopher Cacheris 12 1976

Jeffrey J. Mongan 18 1983

Perge! Fairbanks

George W. Drach 7 1957

William J. Wheeler 2 1961

Morgan Little 5 1964

Charles Townsdin 18 1963

James M. Webb 5 1967

Curtis J. Dunshee 4 1982

John A. Hink 3 1984

George F. Baker 1 2004

In Memory of:

John V. Waddle 1957 by George W. Drach 1957

Total $45,553

Arizona State

Founders

Robert C. Pohlad 1976

White Star

John C. Philips 1969

Alexander S. Wylie 1996

Log Cabin

Mark R. Solem MD 1977

Purple Clematis

Richard C. Gohl 1987

William E. Roberts EdD

1975

Tom M. Whitelock 1965

Ft. Armstrong

Mark W. Glasgow 1980

John D. Kellogg 1976

Snowy White Owl

John G. Bohon Jr 1968

John S. Boyd 1968

George R. Duganz 1968

Gary Emerson 1976

Richard S. Lin Sr 2005

Persistence Scholarship Ryan L. Sesler 2023

With 455 scholarships awarded, totaling $429,225, we remain a leader among fraternities in scholastic awards. We introduced The Persistence Scholarship, which recognizes the importance we have placed on a determination to “press on”, to accomplish important goals while overcoming obstacles. It provides financial assistance to brothers who strive for excellence in academics, fraternity and campus leadership, and service to the chapter and the community while dealing with the financial challenges of attending college. We believe these brothers are powerful catalysts for creating and sustaining successful chapters. Seventy undergraduate brothers were selected and were awarded $2,500 to assist with tuition costs. You will see selected recipients highlighted in this report. We also introduced the Courageous Leader Scholarship (CLS) award for chapters to share the Fraternity’s values and award scholarships to the non-Greek affiliated students who best exemplify our values.

George F. Baker 2004

Theodore L. Cook 1964

Kenneth L. Erickson 1968

Roger E. Garrett 1964

Ralph B. Miller 1958

Terrell A. Muse 1961

Brock C. Tella 1972AA

Richard M. Thompson

1959

James W. Washington

1976

William J. Wheeler 1961

Lloyd H. Wiborg 1961

Delta

Louis P. Benedict 1956

Thomas W. Constable

1966

Duke C. Corley 1981

James V. Eade 1991

William D. Gurley 1970

P. D. Mueller 1981

Gary E. Munk 1963

Charles A. Schneider III

1977

Friendship

James A. Allen 1976

David A. Livingston 1988

Kendrick T. McCarthy 1976

Richard Sher 1974

Robert E. Wacker 1970

David R. Watkins 1978

Delta

Thomas J. Melita 1988

Friendship

Terry L. Boersma 1987

Thomas Lisi 1971

Gustaf Soderholm 2017+

Perge! Norris

Robert Pohlad 23 1976

Perge! Wallace

John C. Philips 8 1969

William Roberts 5 1975

Alexander Wylie 10 1996

Perge! Fairbanks

Kendrick McCarthy 2 1976

Richard C. Gohl 4 1987

Total $87,816

Arkansas

Canonsburg

William S. Garner Jr 1971

Snowy White Owl

Lifetime Giving Societies

Founders $1 Million+

Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999

Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999

Centennial $100,000-249,999

Black Diamond $75,000-99,999

Golden Chain $50,000-74,999

Royal Purple $25,000-49,999

Canonsburg $17,500-24,499

White Star $10,000-17,499

Log Cabin $7,500-9,999

Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499

Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999

Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499

Delta $500-999

Friendship Up to $499

John Fox Arnold 23 1959

Perge! Fairbanks

George Writer Jr 4 1957

Total $3,920

Colorado State

White Star

David T Jervis Kansas 1976

Ft. Armstrong

David J. Miller 1971

Snowy White Owl

James C. Daley 1976

Christopher A. Guntermann 1974

Rocky D. Tschappat 1984

Richard R. Ulery 1971

David J. Paterson 1 1976

In Memory of:

Michael H. Wood 1977 by Joseph G. Bruce 1977

Total $2,120

Dartmouth

Friendship

William J. Flood 1957+

Davidson

Norris $5,000+ Wilkinson $2,000-4,999

Perge! Society + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra

Patrick A. Burkhart 1984

Paul J. Carr DDS 1958

Michael J. Johnson 2014

Harvey P. Kessler 1970

Daniel R. McCarthy 1986

Evan R. McDowell 2013

Mark R. Montoney MD

1978

Jon L. Schindler 1989

Perge! Wilkinson

John Humphrey 14 1981

Perge! Wallace

John A. Vanek 3 1970

Mitchell Ingram Henn

6 1972

James E. Gavacs 2 1973

Carl M. Ferraro 6 1978

Douglas Taylor 18 1986

Perge! Fairbanks

John D. Lubahn 2 1971

In Memory of:

James A. Griffith 1954 by Robert W. Niebaum 1969

Total $25,531

Ft. Armstrong

Wallace $1,000-1,999

Fairbanks $500-999

Steven M. Petitjean 1994

Delta

James E. Hurley 1982

Gary M. Osterhout 1979

Friendship

Matthew Derken 2023+

Total $1,118

White Star

Towner A. Blackstock 1994

Howard B. Moyes 1987

Snowy White Owl

Carl H. Anderson Jr 1984

Theodore H. Davis Jr 1987

R. Bradley Johnson 1994

Stephen R. Baum 1975

Michael B. Karluk 1977

James J. Monge 1955

Paul T. Schuster 1974

Snowy White Owl

William O. Johnson 1958

Peter D. Richardson 1970

James W. Vice Jr 1954

Stephen E Woodbury 1979

Delta

Douglas A. Cipriano 1986

Jeffrey J. Harman 2009

James A. Kaplan 1976

Steven D. Williams MD 1979

Friendship

H. Hardy Adasko 1967+

Alex S. Burnstan 1955

Allan E. Coe 1959

Dean Kim 1992+

Peter T. Wendel 1979+

Richard L. Williams

Purdue 1951

Perge! Norris

Donald Heinrich 5 1974

Perge! Wallace

J. Wilmar Jensen 10 1947

John Saada Sr 21 1956

Paul T. Schuster 1 1974

W. Eric Saraniecki 5 2006

Perge! Fairbanks

Norman K. Cook 24 1958

Michael T. Novak 6 1985

Total $29,387

Persistence Scholarship

Gregory Asare 2023

Persistence Scholarship

Sebastian Guzman 2025

Central Florida

Ft. Armstrong

Andrew J. Lucyshyn 1995

Friendship

Tyler J. Maragh 2016+

Perge! Fairbanks

Andrew Lucyshyn 4 1995

Chicago

Royal Purple

Donald M. Heinrich 1974

White Star

Norman K. Cook 1958

John M. Saada Sr 1956

W. Eric Saraniecki 2006

Purple Clematis

J. Wilmar Jensen 1947

Michael T. Novak 1985

Christopher

Newport

Friendship

Christian Urch 2020

Persistence Scholarship

James P. Ingersoll 2024

Zakk S. Beaulieu 2025

Cincinnati

Black Diamond

Kevin J. Hopper 1973

Ft. Armstrong

Stephen P. Hart 1973

Snowy White Owl

Daniel J. Adovasio 1971

Edward T. Daniel 1974

Joshua I. France 2008

Dennis L. Hemmer 1973

Jeffrey L. Huss 1994

Curt W. Koslovsky 1992

Jeffrey B. Linkous 1980

Brian S. Todd 1998

Joshua M. Weitzman 2001

Delta

Phillip T. Mason 2000

M. Larry Sprague 1971

Friendship

John S. Kahermanes 1972

Perge! Wilkinson

Kevin J. Hopper 20 1973

Perge! Fairbanks

Curt W. Koslovsky 1 1992

Steven Petitjean 1 1994

Total $6,266

Coastal Carolina

Snowy White Owl

Derek J. Murphy 2011

Colgate

Purple Clematis

Robert H. Martinsen 1955

Ft. Armstrong

Michael D. Milone 1978

Darrell E. Weber 1963AA

Friendship

Denis W. Schreiber 1976

Perge! Wallace

Robert Martinsen 3 1955

Total $1,300

Colorado

Royal Purple

John Fox Arnold Missouri 1959

Canonsburg

James W. Dodds 1954

Purple Clematis

George S. Writer Jr 1957

Ft. Armstrong

Donald B. Zinn 1965

Snowy White Owl

John M. Lyon 1962

Delta

Wayne R. Bush 2002

Jim S. Camp 1958

Theron R. Harley 1956

Roger L. Kinney 1960

Michael L. Rosen 1987

Thomas E. Worth 1963

Friendship

Abe Shafer V 1991

William L. Strong 2003

Richard I. Taylor Idaho

1970

Christopher Thomas Jr

1948AA+

Dell G. Van Gilder Jr 1963

James L. Ziegler 1957

Perge! Wallace

James W. Dodds 20 1954

Persistence Scholarship

^ James C. Zygmunt 2024

Joe Powers 2025

Colorado College

Royal Purple

Robert W. Reniers Jr 1968

Log Cabin

Brian J. Meek 1986

Purple Clematis

Robert A. Otto 1966

Kelly B. Powers 1984

Ft. Armstrong

Bruce A. Kolbezen 1975

Delta

Douglas Hannah 1968

Robert D. McClellan 1982

Friendship

Emory D. Ellsworth 1986

James O. Milmoe 1949AA

Edward D. Pike III 1969+

Jack D. Real 1961

Zachary D. Smith 2014

Perge! Norris

Robert Reniers Jr 19 1968

Perge! Fairbanks

Kelly Powers 6 1984

Total $6,616

Colorado School of Mines

Log Cabin

Peter J. Ashton 1991

James A. Hull 1988

Jay R. Winkelhake 2000

Purple Clematis

Russell A. Frishmuth 1992

Ft. Armstrong

Matthew J. Hazleton

Texas Arlington 1996

Snowy White Owl

Paul E. McElligott 1989

Friendship

Patrick M. Athey 2005

Alexander S. Tieman 2018

Perge! Wallace

Peter Ashton 10 1991

Perge! Fairbanks

James Hull 10 1988

Matthew J. Hazleton 6 1996

Total $6,211

Persistence Scholarship

Alastair F. Rooney 2025

Columbia Log Cabin

Bruce D. Sargent 1966

Ft. Armstrong

Adam F. Barrison 1991

William A. Billingham

DDS 1951

Anthony J. Leitner Jr 1965

Timothy D. Nank 1993

Snowy White Owl

Jerry L. McIntyre 1963

Robert H. Yunich 1965

Phil E. Zegarelli 1970

Delta

James N. Cooper 1959

Kevin J. Fay 1981

Michael T. Girouard 1988

Robert L. Hatcher MD 1962

Stewart E. Reuter 1960

Andrew F. Upton 1985

R. Cory Weinbel 1984

Friendship

Robert A. Berselli 1960

Roger L. Crossland 1970

David J. Zegarelli DDS

1965

Perge! Fairbanks

William Billingham 1 1951

Anthony Leitner Jr 3 1965

Total $3,236

Connecticut

Delta

Matthew C. Farrell 2013

Cornell

Centennial

Kenneth H Blanchard 1961

Ft. Armstrong

Alfred F. Van Ranst Jr 1974

Snowy White Owl

Sean K. Andreas 1992

Joseph G. Bruce 1977

John E. McPhee 1976

David J. Paterson 1976

David L. Worrell 1967

Delta

David M. Ayers 1980

Scott N. Fintzy 1996

Charles R. Switzer 1962

Friendship

Ron Barnes 1961

Ross B. Berntson 1993+

Thomas J. Ragonetti 1971

Michael H. Redlin 1967+

Harlan D. Root MD 1950

John L. Strauss 1993

Philip M. Young 1962

Perge! Fairbanks

William S. Randolph Jr 1967

James M. Westall Jr 1968

Delta

Taylor B. Hogan 2013

Devere A. Kutscher 1997

Stephen F. Lewis 1979

Todd E. Strawser 1990

Friendship

William B. Armstrong 1961

Alexander P. Ormond Jr 1955

Christopher H. Rendleman 1956

Perge! Wallace

Howard Moyes 9 1987

Towner Blackstock 8 1994

Total $3,445

Denison

Canonsburg

Edwin M. Ahrens MD 1973

Log Cabin

Robert W. Rahal 1975

Ft. Armstrong

Harold P. Quinn Jr 1977

Snowy White Owl

William F. Brown Jr 1961

John N. Oest 1974

James D. Parsons 1974

G. Dixon Shrum Jr 1959

Friendship

Marc W. Abels 2003+

Steven T. Balthaser 1963

Brian J. Bragg 1986+

Eric C. Holzapfel 1968+

Richard G. Hudson Jr 1950

Charles E. Taylor Jr 1957AA+

Perge! Wilkinson

Edwin Ahrens 19 1973

Perge! Fairbanks

John N. Oest 1 1974

Robert W. Rahal 8 1975

Harold P. Quinn Jr 3 1977

Total $4,333

Denver

White Star

Patrick Matoole MD 1991

Ft. Armstrong

Adam S. Bashaw 1987

Delta

Stephen M. Chambers 1989

Peter Gonzalez 1985

Perge! Wilkinson

Patrick Matoole 10 1991

Total $2,575

DePauw

Thomas Marshall

Thomas B. Grooms 1966

Golden Chain

William W. Graham 1962

Royal Purple

Douglas D. Mitchell 1970

James D. Moore 1974

Joseph H. Short 1987

Canonsburg

J. Kurt Mahrdt Jr 1956

Michael Stratton MD 1988

White Star

William T. Shier 1988

Curt R. Ward MD Purdue

1988

W. Kirby Whyte 1970

Robert A. Wunderlich

Jr 1988

Log Cabin

George C. Lortz 1962

Alex L. Rogers 1965

Purple Clematis

Michael W. Allee 1971

John L. Kendall 1963

Bruce A. Menk 1970

Wade R. Nichols 1972

Ft. Armstrong

Jere W. Dutt III 1990

Robert L. Erickson MD

1958

Joseph C. Johnson 1966+

William T. McMurry 1956

Douglas A. Nemecek 1985

Jack D. Noyes 1956

James E. Sanford DDS

1971

Snowy White Owl

John T. Axelberg 1983

Thomas O. Dawson 1962

Jim Knapp 1963

Douglas M. Long 1973

J. Dennis Marek 1964

Bruce W. Parker 1956AA

Douglas C. Reynolds 1973

Eric J. Vale 1981

Delta

Robert S. Breger 1980

Richard L. Fairchild 1962

Stephen W. Hayes 1966

Patrick W. Murphy 2005

Friendship

Robert E. Cox 1946

John V. Hollensteiner 1989

Charles G. Huizenga MD

1959

Richard B. Marvin 1969

Richard C. Murphy

1959AA

James S. Stuart 1975

Daniel L. Swift 1969

Perge! Wilkinson

Robert Wunderlich 5 1988

Perge! Wallace

Douglas M. Long 1 1973

James D. Moore 1 1974

Michael Stratton 22 1988

Perge! Fairbanks

William McMurry 1 1956

John L. Kendall 1 1963

Bruce A. Menk 1 1970

William T. Shier 20 1988

Curt R. Ward MD 21 1988

In Memory of:

Gary C. Martin 1988 by William T. Shier 1988,

Robert A Wunderlich 1988, Curt Ward 1988 & Michael D. Stratton 1988

Jeffrey E. Lortz 1965 by Alex L. Rogers 1965

Total $39,441

Persistence Scholarship

Siam Tahsin Mugdho 2024

Siddhanta Phuyal 2023

Drake

Royal Purple

Anthony D. Kenkel 1998

Ft. Armstrong

Timothy J. Rueter 1998

Delta

Ryan J. Rohlfsen 1996

Perge! Wilkinson

Anthony Kenkel 12 1998

Perge! Fairbanks

Timothy J. Rueter 7 1998

Total $3,100

Embry-Riddle

Friendship

Andrew Groom 2022+

Ricardo Iparraguirre 2024+

Christian Trowbridge 2023+

Persistence Scholarship

Jake A. McGurk 2024

Michael J. Guldin 2023

Emory

White Star

Craig S. Kalter MD 1984

Purple Clematis

Thomas A. Adams 1970

Ft. Armstrong

Joseph Valvona Jr 1976

Snowy White Owl

Frank V. Aluisio Jr 1987

Dr. Charles O. Barker 1967

Robert L. Crenshaw 1971

J. L. Edmondson 1969

Michael B. Shapiro 1978

Friendship

Louis S. Lee 1988

Hugh VanGelder MD 1980

Perge! Fairbanks

Thomas Adams 5 1970

Joseph Valvona Jr 2 1976

Craig S. Kalter16 1984

Total $2,195

Evansville

Ft. Armstrong

Jonathan G. Kissel 2006

Jeremy R. Tarr 1998

Snowy White Owl

Christopher W. Cook 2002

James S. Moryl 2000

Christopher Rafferty 2001

Friendship

Jeremy D. Buente 2008

Bryan Hamann 2012

Total $842

Persistence Scholarship

Logan J. Chanley 2023

Florida

Royal Purple

Wayne H. Brunetti 1964

James C. Rinaman Jr 1955

White Star

Gordon E. Watts 1967

Healthy Environment & Courageous Leadership

There’s an old saying that is still true today, that healthy brothers in a healthy chapter will produce a great experience. Our chapters and brothers are at times in need of mental health and substance abuse help. Last year, we provided $164,618 for mental health, substance and alcohol abuse education to identify and prevent problems, teach intervention and show brothers how to get the support they need. The Fraternity encourages brothers to talk about their health and ask for help rather than neglect it or fear any stigmas they perceive to be associated with asking for help.

We have always contended the chapter environment is a powerful catalyst for developing future leaders. To that end, we granted $206,571 for leadership programs, including the values-based Leadership Institute, which is part of the Building Courageous Leaders initiative. The Leadership Institute is scheduled to take place this summer in Lexington, Kentucky.

Purple Clematis

Craig D. Singer 1985

Ft. Armstrong

Fred F. Roberts MD 1954

Gregg T. Templin 1972

J. Christopher Wilt 1976

Snowy White Owl

Walter W Baggesen Jr

1957

William W. Collins 1973

James A. Gerwe 1958

Craig D. Goldwyn 1971

Dane C. Griffin 1970

Allan R. Guarino 1967

Michael H. Houchard 1957

Lawrence A Kraujalis 1982

Douglas G. Lamb 1968

William K. Rinaman 1960

John J. Schoendorf 1967

Loren H. Walker 1958

Delta

Alan H. Brown II 1966

William D. Richardi 1964

Friendship

Frederick J. Cekau 1959+

Douglas R. Fisher 1971

Philip W. Hendrickson

1971

Robert S. Hesson 1973

Sean T. Rees 2018

Joe R. Wolfe 1963+

Perge! Norris

Wayne Brunetti 13 1964

Perge! Wallace

James Rinaman Jr 23 1955

Gordon Watts 12 1967

Perge! Fairbanks

Craig D. Singer 9 1985

In Memory of:

Ryan M. McDaniel 2019 by Marci Brown

Total $10,035

Florida International

Ft. Armstrong

David Velez 2001

Friendship

Wilver Almarales 2005

Henry V. Brimo 2016

John J. Navas 2012

David J. Roland 2008

Brian W. Smatt 2000

Scott H. Wade 2019

Total $560

Florida State

White Star

Kevin J. Malone 1975

Log Cabin

Paul W. Bonapfel 1972

Ft. Armstrong

William J. Duston 1975

David A. Picard 1985

Steven L. Sparkman 1969

Donald S. Stuart 1972

Snowy White Owl

Peter L. Jones 1993

Joe W. Osborne Jr 1977

David B. Radzivill 1986

Delta

Richard A. Schilling 1967

Glenn C. Trumbower 1967

Frank W. Witsil III 1993

Friendship

Robert L. Baylies 1976

Griffin W. Gowdey 2016

Gregory W. Hulen 1998

John R. Minter 1977+

William E. Smith III 2005+

Perge! Fairbanks

Steven Sparkman 4 1969

Paul W. Bonapfel 2 1972

Kevin J. Malone 17 1975

Joe W. Osborne Jr 1 1977

Total $3,535

Fresno State

Ft. Armstrong

Jason R. Anderson 1996

Snowy White Owl

Philip A. Ivancovich 1988

Delta

Michael R. Van Every 1992

Friendship

R. Kevin Reisz 1986

Perge! Fairbanks

Philip Ivancovich 2 1988

Jason Anderson 3 1996

Total $2,100

Georgia

Centennial

Robert D. Cheeley 1979

Royal Purple

Dr. Samuel W. Richwine Jr 1973

Log Cabin

Jere W. Morehead 1988

Purple Clematis

Steven L. Beard 1974

Robert B. Meyer 1970

Douglas B. Smock 1993

Ft. Armstrong

Jeffrey A. Brown 1988

Joseph T. Fleming 1985

Joshua T. Kivett 1995

R. Glen Owen Jr 1986

Snowy White Owl

Charles P. Conboy 2002

Carl W. Duyck 1975

Dr. J Steven Lammert 1985

Matthew Mitcham III 1975

William E. Pyron Jr 1985

Neal T. Seiter 1974

F. John Semley 1970

Samuel F. Smith 1974

Keith H. Vickers 1978

Glenn C. Williams 1974

Delta

Kingsley G. Corbin 1983

Michael L. Leonard 1968

Joshua M. Neel 2001

Christopher C. Nichols 1993

Phillip A. Reddick 1974

Kenneth P. Smith 1974

Jeffrey G. Tucker MD 1985

Friendship

Shane T. Annexstad 2015

Hunter S. Hamm 1996

John E. Hughes 1992+

Michael S. O'Neal 1968

G. Alexander Panos 1994

Michael S. Rauschenberg 1979

Bruce J. Schneider 1985

Perge! Wallace

Samuel Richwine Jr 21 1973

Robert Cheeley 21 1979

Douglas Smock 2 1993

Joshua Kivett 3 1995

Perge! Fairbanks

Glenn C. Williams 2 1974

Jere W. Morehead 2 1988

Christopher Nichols 1 1993

In Memory of:

William R. Bracewell 1968

by Robert & Maxine Burton, William E. Parrish Westminster 1957, Robert W. Niebaum

Case Western 1969, Edward W. Whitcher New Mexico 1969, Camilla

H. Bracewell, & Ben Robinson HSC 1986

Total $8,689

Persistence Scholarship

Garrett Z. Bogue 2025

Georgia Tech

Thomas Marshall

R. Kirk Landon 1950AA

Royal Purple

Stephen E. Robinson 1966

Canonsburg

John O. Briggs 1967

White Star

Charles T. Brasfield III 1966

A. Russell Chandler III 1967

Purple Clematis

Harold F. Brinkley 1948

Denny Pryor 1951

Ernest O. Rotramel Jr 1952AA

Leslie A. Spencer Jr 1973

Ft. Armstrong

Ralph C. Carter Jr 1979

William G. Grip 1982

Jeffrey C. Korth 1977

Donald T. Miller 1966

Stephen A. Pyburn 1996

J. Gregory Robbins 1968

W. Scott Walker 1980

Snowy White Owl

Bret D. Anderson 1990

Dale A. Brandt 1963

M. Andrew Clark 1959

John E. Creswell 1962

Frederick A. Dorsey Jr

1995

Brandon M. Drew 1999

Raymond K. Elderd 1960

Russell B. Flowers 1972

William G. Grant Jr 1963

Edward Hunt Guilbert Jr 1965

F. Marion Mitchell III 1963

James D. Morrill 1969

Marc D. Perla 1992

Lifetime Giving Societies

Founders $1 Million+

Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999

Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999

Centennial $100,000-249,999

Black Diamond $75,000-99,999

Golden Chain $50,000-74,999

Royal Purple $25,000-49,999

Canonsburg $17,500-24,499

White Star $10,000-17,499

Log Cabin $7,500-9,999

Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499

Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999

Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499

Delta $500-999

Friendship Up to $499

Randy N. Records 1976

Larry D. Sheagley 1969

Warren L. Smith Jr 1990+

Scott A. Terry 1988

Perge! Wallace

William Stephan 2 1955

Devon Sharpe 1 2013

Perge! Fairbanks

John R. Coomer 5 1961

Eric H. Ericson 4 1967

Charles E. Gabe 10 1990

Richard E. Trail 13 1966

Richard J. White 3 1969

Benjamin Chase 12 1994

Perge! Fairbanks

Stephen Edwards 12 1964

Rodney Bohman 4 1967

In honor of:

Jackson Daugharty 2020 by Ann Daugharty

Total $19,639

Total $49,283

Illinois

Wesleyan

Purple Clematis

Marvin D. Bower 1945

Ft. Armstrong

Dana C. Belyea 1950

Robert M. Bicket 1967

William B.M. Fader 1957

Gerald L. Philpott 1959

Norris $5,000+ Wilkinson $2,000-4,999

Perge! Society + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra

Kirk A. Poucher 2006

James S. Rountree 1972

John B. Snead 1988

G. Wayne Stewart 1971

George A. Stewart Jr 1969

Ronald L. Thomas 1968

Brett D. Vogt 2006

Delta

R. Robert Brannon Jr 1963

L. Darby Bryant 2006

Mark J. Garlen 1984

Michael D. Haney 1963

J. S. Kinney 1973

Thomas N. Knowles 1962

William A. Morse 1987

Kirk P. Moss 2012

Graham R. Neff 2007

Tylan H. Shultz 1990

Bradley A. Tilton 1981

Dean P. Watts 1971

D. Collins Westcott 2005

Jeffrey S. Zickus 1996

Friendship

Albert T. Gimbel Jr 2002

Matthew C. King 1995

Jeffery C. Pope 1971

Joseph W. Price 1966

Connor M. Soutter 2018

Perge! Norris

Ernest Rotramel Jr 1 1952

Stephen Robinson 4 1966

Perge! Fairbanks

John O. Briggs 25 1967

Total $23,802

Persistence Scholarship

Hyungyeon Cho 2023

Gettysburg

Canonsburg

Robert C. Muff 1960

White Star

William N. Lindsay III 1969

Richard K. Merker 1976

Richard L. Scheff 1977

Log Cabin

Richard W. Esser 1964

William C. Martindale

Jr 1964

Purple Clematis

Frederick A.

Schoenbrodt 1965

Richard D. Shirk 1967

Ft. Armstrong

Fred F. Fielding 1961

W. Scott Griffiths 1974

R. Bruce McMahon Jr 1972

Richard D. Peppler 1965

Snowy White Owl

Philip J. Bernardi 1979

Harry W. Buzzerd Jr 1964

Wallace $1,000-1,999

Fairbanks $500-999

Stuart R. Carswell Jr 1957

Patrick R. Dempsey 2008

Bruce R. Limpert 1973

Robert A MacFarland 1967

Delta

Kyle R. Ibbitson 2005

Perge! Wilkinson

Richard K. Merker 7 1976

Perge! Wallace

Robert C. Muff 22 1960

Richard W. Esser 11 1964

Frederick Schoenbrodt 4 1965

Richard L. Scheff 8 1977

Perge! Fairbanks

William Martindale Jr 9 1964

Richard D. Shirk 3 1967

William Lindsay III 8 1969

Total $8,852

HampdenSydney

Golden Chain

Matthew S. Garrison 1999

Royal Purple

Benjamin E Robinson 1986

Purple Clematis

Brian P. Jeter 1984

Ft. Armstrong

Charles L. McCullough 1986

John J. Toner V 2001

Snowy White Owl

F. Lee Hagan III 1984

E. Winston Morris 1986

Paul E. Pisano 1989

George M. Trible IV 1991

Delta

Kenneth E. Childress 1970

C. Clifford Edahl Jr 2007

J. Scott Harris 1973

William E. Linden III 1984

Michael A. Prizzi 1984

Friendship

Christopher C. Altizer 1984

David B. Barger 1974

Herbert M. Bennett 1983

Albert J. Bolet 1988

Gary W. Boswick 1985

John P. Briscoe 1974+

Garnett W. Byrd 1990+

Michael J. Cahak 2000

Graylin C Chastang 1999+

Andrew H. Clifford 1984

Warren P. Dumford 1986

Justin B. Jones 2000

Lewis D. Kelley Jr 1982

J. Clinton Kelly 1997

Paul A. Lindsey 1973+

John M. Merritt 1990+

Timothy V. Monahan 1994

Hillery B. Myers Jr 1969

Servais E. Neil 1998

Robert R. Nottingham 1985+

J. Campbell Palmer V 1998+

C. Donald Robinson PhD 2002

Charles S. Stringfellow Jr 1970

Randolph P. Tabb Jr 1970

David R. Terry 1977

Thomas R. Waskom 1999

Brent T. Wilson 1999+

Michael S. York 1998

Perge! Wilkinson

Matthew Garrison 16 1999

Perge! Wallace

Benjamin Robinson 24 1986

Charles McCullough 2 1986

Perge! Fairbanks

F. Lee Hagan III 1 1984

Brian P. Jeter 7 1984

E. Winston Morris 1 1986

John J. Toner V 6 2001

Total $17,863

Hanover

White Star

Charles E. Gabe 1990

Log Cabin

John R. Coomer 1961

Ft. Armstrong

Bruce K. Bunger 1977

Eric H. Ericson 1967

Kip S. McDonald 2007

Timothy A. McGeath 1984

Thomas J. Nacca 1957

William F. Stephan 1955

Snowy White Owl

James M. Boyers 1994

Bill L. Nighbert 1954

Devon M. Sharpe 2013

Delta

Thomas W. Bruner 1961

James L. Copeland 1961

David M. Larkin 1985

Scott T. McCurdy 1975

Leslie A. Spriggs Jr 1958

Friendship

Matthew M. Crawford 1996+

Jacob Dupps 2023+

David N. Hider II 2013

M. Randal Jann 1974

M. Scott Kern 1990+

Brian J. Murphy 1983

Total $6,232

Illinois

Centennial

Jerome C. Groniger

Illinois Wesleyan 1956

K. Thomas Klimmeck 1984

Golden Chain

Neal E. Kottke 1961

Canonsburg

Thomas D. Earley 1963

Robert H. Little 1957

Nicholas A. Loiacono 1974

White Star

Owen H. Ackerman 1959

James A. Babcock 1957

Daniel A. Damon 1958

William C. Ieuter 1957

Persistence Scholarship

^ C. Reid Douglas 2025

Emmanuel A. OtchereDasno 2025

Idaho

Thomas Marshall

James E. Whistler 1970

Canonsburg

Stephen H. Edwards 1964

Gerald R. Schlatter 1959

Richard E. Trail 1966

White Star

Benjamin W. Chase 1994

Kenneth L. Reagan 1968

Neil R. Thornton 1952

Log Cabin

Rodney W. Bohman 1967

Purple Clematis

Richard E. Fredekind 1975

Joe P. Harle 1942

Carroll C. Livingston Jr 1964

Michael D. Roach 1974

Richard J. White 1969

Ft. Armstrong

Robert E. Bohman 1970

Andrew J. Rice 1988

Snowy White Owl

Wallace E. Hedrick 1970

Jan R. Noorda 1971

A. James Sather 1955

Ron J. Sestero 1972

David V. Uberuaga 1972

Friendship

Jackson Daugharty 2020+

Michael G. Dehlin 1987

Douglas F. Griffin 1979

Daniel D. Harris 1981

Karl W. Klages 1952

S. Mark LaSalle 1992+

David M. Lundgren 1992

Brian A. McDowell 1964

Bradley J. Petrovich 1988+

P. Stanley Soderberg Jr 1952

Scott A. West 1981+

Perge! Norris

James Whistler 20 1970

Perge! Wallace

Neil R. Thornton 7 1952

Snowy White Owl

Roy A. Ferguson 1959

P. Brenden Gebben 1991

Gordon E. Hammond

Jr 1979

Scott E. Huch 1986

Walter G. Krug 1969

Charles P. Kulier PhD 1957

J. William Roberts 1964

Ronald L. Ruecker MD

1966

John M. Sorensen

Indiana 1968

Delta

Robert W. Carden 1952

Larry D. Jensen 1963AA

Purple Clematis

James E. Arnold 1985

C. Dan Chenoweth 1960

Joshua P. Laufenberg 2008

William T. Novak 1963

Ft. Armstrong

Rodney S. Bond 1966

Roger J. Chamlin 1962AA

John A. Helledy 1961

R. Thomas Herget 1972

Craig M. Johnson 1975

Snowy White Owl

John M. Benson 1986

Robert L. Braun 1963

Richard A. Day Jr 1977

William D. Hickey 1986

John D. Stuart Florida

1979

Delta

Brian S. Brown 1982

G. Mark Day 1973

James J. Kosmerl 1975

Steven A. Wright 1970

Friendship

Robert M Armstrong 1961

Michael G. Fergus 2009+

Gregory D. Gwin 1964

David J. Jochman 1970+

James J. McGuire 1974+

Loren E. Mears 1977

Perge! Norris

Jerome Groniger 16 1956

Thomas Klimmeck 3 1984

Perge! Wilkinson

Thomas Earley 8 1963

Joshua Laufenberg 9 2008

Perge! Wallace

Robert Little 15 1957

William Novak 5 1963

Nicholas Loiacono 7 1974

Perge! Fairbanks

James A. Babcock 1 1957

Daniel A. Damon 1 1958

Owen Ackerman 4 1959

John A. Helledy 1 1961

James E. Arnold 11 1985

In Honor of:

Nicholas A. Loiacono 1974

by Robert T. Herget 1972

In Memory of:

Melvin F. Jager 1961 by

Owen H. Ackerman 1959

Friendship

Randall M. Bensen 1987

David C. Blass 1964+

Tye M. Elliott 1986

Curtis A. Emery 1986

Perry D. Ford 1986

David S. Fricke 1985

C. Greg Gardner 1960

David B. Hiltabrand 1973

Anthony W. Kaufman 1989+

Anthony LaCalamita 1990

Robert J. McShane 1975

Van C. Miller 2004+

Paul R. Orchard 1988

William F. Pfeiffer 1969

Steven J. Pilipchuk 1988

Ross D. Randon 2017+

Joseph F. Romic Jr 1989

William B. Ruch 1967

Andrew M. Rusk 1990

Bradley A. Spiess 1990

Alexander K. Stinites 1988

Andrew J. Weems 1988

Dale N. Wheeler 1959+

Kirk M. Wulf 1990

Vasily P. Zimbrakos 1989

Total $2,894

Indiana

Thomas Marshall

William R. Miller Purdue

1962

Centennial

David G. Elmore 1955

Black Diamond

David R. Frick 1966

Royal Purple

Alan B. Graf Jr 1975

Robert N. Whitacre 1967

Canonsburg

Thomas P. Cottrell 1982

Purple Clematis

Thomas C. Froehle 1985

Ft. Armstrong

David F. Bennhoff MD

1959

Matthew M. Green 1994

Joseph T. Lower 1989

Eugene J. McGarvey Jr

1958

[2022 Donors]

Lifetime Giving Societies

Founders $1 Million+

Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999

Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999

Centennial $100,000-249,999

Black Diamond $75,000-99,999

Golden Chain $50,000-74,999

Royal Purple $25,000-49,999

Canonsburg $17,500-24,499

Perge! Society

Norris $5,000+ Wilkinson $2,000-4,999

+ First Time Donor AA Ad Astra

Purple Clematis

Leonard M. Appel 1963

Thomas E. Bloch 1972

Scott E. Gurney 1997

Michael J. Knoll 2008

Charles D. Leffler 1972

Ft. Armstrong

C. Robert Clark 1962

Harry L. Dadds 1971

Ronald M. Green 1972

Fred W. Myers 1965

Snowy White Owl

Richard A. Bean 1969

John R. Bryden 1974

Hugh A. Campbell Jr

1966

James H. Eckler 1974

Robert A. Jones 1962

Frank C. King Jr 1968

Joseph T. Richardson 1971

Charles L. Shearer 1964

Dennis L. Willaman 1967

Delta

James W. Allison Jr 1960

Matthew A. Gillies 1995

Edward L. Schumacher

1967

O. Steven Young 1967

Friendship

L. Dale Abernathy 1963

Dr. Charles P. Bosmajian

Jr 1969+

Andrew M. Depew 2010

Robert E. Hall 1968

James S. Lindsey 1964

Christopher A. M.

Quevedo 2008

Perge! Wilkinson

Carl F. Pollard 18 1960

William Mautz 24 1965

Perge! Wallace

Robert Becknell 19 1967

Benjamin Harper 16 1969

C. Kimble Miller Jr 9 1970

Robinson Brown 14 2002

Perge! Fairbanks

White Star $10,000-17,499

Log Cabin $7,500-9,999

Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499

Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999

Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499

Delta $500-999

Friendship Up to $499

Wallace $1,000-1,999

Fairbanks $500-999

Ronald D. Wagoner 3 1962

Charles D. Leffler 1 1972

Scott E. Gurney 3 1997

Michael J. Knoll 5 2008

In Honor of:

Benjamin R. Harper 1969

by Katherine Harper

Total $15,428

Kettering A

White Star

Jameson G. Fee 2008

David L. Schoewe 1975

Log Cabin

John J. Ronayne III 1969

Ft. Armstrong

Donald G. Kowalke 1968

Kyle McNeil 1975

Gary W. Rhoads 1976

Eric J. Rose 1991

Vincent T. Williams 1984

Snowy White Owl

Michael S. Makuta 1993

Ronald D. Massar 1982

Dwenell A. Mills 1985

Peter Z. Rylko 1992

Alfred A. Shikany Purdue 1970

Dean A. Skinner 1997

John R. Williams Jr 1978

Delta

Leslie A. Deyer 1975

Daron L. Gifford 1980

Stanley W. Oleszkowicz 1991

Friendship

Nicholas W. Allston 2021+

Gary S. Berwick 1989+

Scott A. Boughton 2002

Corey A. Crawford 2010+

Halbert A. Crumes 1982

Eric M. Eben 1987

Thomas W. Kishel 1971

Richard H. Krentz 1987

James G. Phillips 1975

Richard J. Putnam 1977

Thomas C. Smith 1968

Michael J. Twork 1991

Ronald O. Woodward 1978

Perge! Wilkinson

Jameson G. Fee 5 2008

Perge! Wallace

John J. Ronayne III 11 1969

Vincent Williams 4 1984

Total $9,515

Persistence Scholarship

Trevor Benit 2023

Kettering B

Centennial

Peter L. Clark 1968

White Star

Nicholas A. Potter 1994

Snowy White Owl

J. Keith Councell 2003

Stacy E. Thompson 1969

Friendship

Andrew J. Dolgner 2005

Edward J. Kiell 2002

Perge! Fairbanks

Peter L. Clark 16 1968

Stacy Thompson 1 1969

Nicholas Potter 11 1994

Total $1,900

Persistence Scholarship

Hayden M. Marchel 2023

Knox

White Star

David S. Schramm 1978

Ft. Armstrong

Colin M. Harding 1963

Snowy White Owl

Thomas S. Bannos 1979

Robert T. Boynton 1965

Steven P. Malecha 1981

Duncan M. Rowles Jr 1963

Karl K. Taylor 1960

Anti-Hazing Education & Prevention

Delta

Joseph S. King 1965

Jerry F. Kuzanek 1963

Paul L. Salansky Jr 1973

John D. Sherrick 1978

Steven G. Sutker 1983

Matthew M. Wafer 1997

Friendship

Norman E. Hillner 1979

Nicholas G. Karay 1959

Thomas L. Minick 1982

E. Lynn Nelson 1957

Perge! Fairbanks

David S. Schramm 9 1978

Total $1,985

Lafayette

Ft. Armstrong

Victor Angeline III 1978

Barry A. Depew 1979

Delta

Gregory R. Slonaker 1979

Thomas P. Speas Jr 1976

Richard P. Teets Jr 1977

Friendship

David J. DeVries 1966+

Bruce F. Fletcher 1966

Total $660

LaSalle

Snowy White Owl

Carl J. Guecia 1985

Lawrence

Snowy White Owl

Edward C. Lake Jr 1967

Edward A. Rath 1966

Delta

Bryn A. Fick 1965

Friendship

Philip M. Young 1981+

Total $425

Lehigh

Ft. Armstrong

Charles A Reinhart III 1982

Snowy White Owl

Michael J. Connor 1980

Mark L. Gardner 1983

Friendship

Kenneth L. Colangelo Jr 1979

Total $425

Louisiana State

Ft. Armstrong

Duncan L. Bridewell 1969

Charles A. Germano 1978

P. Donald Hidalgo 1950

Frank J. Listi Jr 1967

John W Mundinger Jr 1976

Arthur L. Roberts 1960

We are committed to supporting the Fraternity as it implements the New Model – a modernized joining process which reduces the power dynamic inherent in hazing behaviors and activities – and continued educational efforts to combat hazing. This is important work. Support through grants for research to identify proven approaches to reduce and eliminate hazing has begun. This data will assist the Fraternity in crafting educational programs that will not only improve the well-being of our undergraduate brothers, but it ensures the Fraternity continues to have a positive impact on the campuses and in the communities where chapters operate.

Kevin B. Simpson 1985

Snowy White Owl

John G. Allelo 1984

Don W. Brown 1968

Stephen H. Cordill Jr 1962

Dominic M. Lopez 2003+

Delta

Michael T. Bass 1982+

John E. Galloway 1969+

Donald L. Lantz Jr 1958

John W. Lilley III 1986

William G. Yates 1962

Friendship

Harold B. Babin 1958

Frank G. Bock Jr 1963

Phillip G. Brown 1964

Michael S. Cusimano 1991

Andrew J. Fusaiotti 1992

Mark F. Neal 1976

Brigham Y. Ragusa 1970

Gene Sausse 1988

Perge! Fairbanks

Duncan Bridewell 1 1969

John Mundinger Jr 2 1976

Michael T. Bass 1 1982

In Memory of:

David G. Mauney 1976 by

Nan Mauney

Total $4,709

Maine

White Star

Eugene D. Cote' III 1981

Purple Clematis

Robert T. Gladu 1987

Ft. Armstrong

Charles J. Farnham 1982

Thomas C. Sullivan 1955

Snowy White Owl

Michael Barkley 1992

Alan E. Douville Jr 1987

Robert E. Harrison 1966

Steven Harth 1967

Delta

Russell D. Cromwell 1998

Charles E. Morgan 1963

Raymond W. O'Keefe

1969AA

John W. Schnauck 1994

Friendship

Ralph A. Bonna 1968+

Jeffrey R. Brinch 1982

James S. Fassett 1983

Thomas C. Hicks 1982

Robert B. Rand 1976

George W. Weiland 1954+

Perge! Wallace

Robert T. Gladu 7 1987

Perge! Fairbanks

Thomas Sullivan 1 1955

Eugene Cote' III 13 1981

Charles Farnham 2 1982

Alan E. Douville Jr 1 1987

Total $4,182

Maryland

Ft. Armstrong

Christopher M. O'Brien

1989

Friendship

Andrew M. Griffin 2011

Massechusetts

Friendship

Timothy F. Silvernail 2014

McGill

Calvin Coolidge

William H. Gear 1956AA

Royal Purple

F. Norman Dundas 1963

Purple Clematis

G. R. Tait PhD 1961

Ft. Armstrong

J. Lorne Atchison 1959

Snowy White Owl

John D. Surridge 1967

Perge! Norris

William H. Gear 25 1956

Perge! Wallace

Norman Dundas 23 1963

Perge! Fairbanks

G. R. Tait PhD 10 1961

Total $86,545

Memphis

Royal Purple

Robert A. Svoboda 1978

Canonsburg

James T. Guess 1989

Log Cabin

Paul A. Woods 1993

Delta

Joseph L. Turner 1998

Friendship

James P. Aldinger 1986

Jason D. Greiner 2025+

Paul B. Scott 1997

Perge! Wilkinson

Robert Svoboda 20 1978

Paul A. Woods 8 1993

Perge! Fairbanks

James T. Guess 20 1989

Total $7,010

Miami

Thomas Marshall

David C. Lindner 1988

Centennial

Gordon D. Harnett 1964

Royal Purple

Clayton L. Barnard 1969

Robert E. Coletti 1979

Ted W. Goble 1968

James E. Lallathin 1972

Robert E. Nagy 1964

Thomas A. Roebuck 1968

Lee C. Schmitt 1963

White Star

Patrick P. Born 1973

L. Andrew Gifford 1968

John W. Patton Jr 1980

Purple Clematis

Charles E. Hilgeman 1978

Dave Houser 1970

Ft. Armstrong

Richard A. Gillis PhD 1960

Charles E. Goodwill 1958

Timothy S. Lewis 1986

James W. Morgan 1971

Michael C. Urbanski 1971

James E. Walter 1964

Snowy White Owl

Ken Berger 1965

Joseph J. Fink 1975

Philip R. Gibbs 2006

Richard C. Graeff 1977

John C. Kellenberger 1960

Jonathan W. Klaaren 1977

Charles R. Morehead 1965

Robert B. Schramm 1980

Gregory S. Shumaker 1970

Aaron P. Simmons 1994

William R. Thompson 1965

Frank A. Wisehart 1987

Richard A. Zak 1988

Delta

Lifetime Giving Societies

Eric W. Schwarz 1986

Purple Clematis

Stephen H. Eibling 1962

Frank J. McGavran 1962

Don L. Presar 1960

Ft. Armstrong

Brett M. Alexander 1991

Douglas E. Frey 1963

John L. Houston 1960

Thomas R. Leonard 1968

Snowy White Owl

Richard H. Bohning Jr 1962

Robert F. Durbin 1959

James W. Eyster 1966

William R. Greenlee 1982

Christopher J. Hubman

1987

Purple Clematis

John T. Stanley 1971

Ft. Armstrong

Theodore E. Haigler Jr

1946

Laurence B. Maddison

Jr 1965

W. Ward Marslender 1962

Snowy White Owl

James M. Dillon 1953

Henry N. Lee Jr 1952

R. Hart Lee 1970

Josephus L. Mavretic 1956

Joseph H. Nelson 1953

William C. Nelson Jr 1965

Delta

Averette M. Lamm 1968

Friendship

Harrison K. Gaskins

1973+

Henry M. Kidd 1983

D. Avery Sparrow 2002

William R. Titchener

1969AA

Edgar E. Woodward 1970+

William F. Young 1950

Perge! Fairbanks

Josephus Mavretic 1 1956

Dixon Fleming Jr 10 1976

Total $2,715

North Carolina State

Delta

Brian M. Price 1999

North Carolina

Wilmington

Friendship

John E. Saylor 2017

Adam E. Thomas 2010

Persistence Scholarship

John M. Bostic 2023

Northeastern

Friendship

Akshay Kaushik 2018

Persistence Scholarship

David Spinelli 2024

Hayden Libershal 2025

Northern Arizona

Snowy White Owl

Alejandro V. Cruz 2017

Friendship

Zachary W. Lyon 2023+

Brock Walkenbach 2019

Perge! Fairbanks

Alejandro V. Cruz 1 2017

Total $650

Persistence Scholarship

Brendan I. Salcido 2024

Northwestern

Black Diamond

Erwin K. Aulis 1980

Ronald L. Marmer 1974

Canonsburg

Andrew Z. Soshnick 1985

Ft. Armstrong

John W. Beeder 1981

Edward J. Whalen 1966

Snowy White Owl

Angelo J. Accetta 1973

Stephen D. Christian 1978+

Robert M. Doench 1959

Vernon E. George 1961

Michael L. Lutton 1964

Frank E. Schmitz 1985+

Bradford S. Shorr 1979+

Delta

Donald C. Elder III 1974

Sharp Lannom 1961

John E. Linderoth 1960

Friendship

William J. Bettman 1986+

Robert H. Henert 1964

Jeffrey C. Kinzel 1979

W. Kennedy Neville 1986+

Scott A. Snyder 1982

David F. Taylor 1981

Perge! Norris

Erwin K. Aulis 5 1980

Perge! Wilkinson

John W. Beeder 1 1981

Andrew Soshnick 13 1985

Perge! Wallace

Bradford S. Shorr 1 1979

Perge! Fairbanks

Sharp Lannom 1 1961

Edward J. Whalen 2 1966

Ronald Marmer 24 1974

Stephen Christian 1 1978

Frank E. Schmitz 1 1985

Total $44,740

Occidental

Purple Clematis

John C. Cushman 1955

Robert W. Fults 1960

Snowy White Owl

Kenneth M. House MD 1962

Friendship

J. Robert Howard 1960

Total $735

Ohio

Golden Chain

Ronald A. Sages 1973

Purple Clematis

Thomas D. Lammers 1974AA

Ft. Armstrong

Timothy L. Davis 1990

Jeffrey L. Reed 1971

David F. Slater 1967

Gary W. Staley 1989

John D. Ziza 1978

Snowy White Owl

Tim Adams 1988

Timothy J. Boesken 1971

George J. Eschenfelder IV 1990

Bryan S. Hucke 1990

Gary M. Karlitz 1971

Christopher J Moehring

1974

John S. Rowe Jr 1967

Steven R. Shannon 1969

Scott P. Stauffer 1994

Eric J. Wahl 1989

Delta

Thomas A. Frame 1972

J. Christopher Jones 1988

Jeffery D. Keller 1990

Friendship

Kenneth R. Brenneman

II 1990

Matthew D. Feeman 1997

Daniel K. Guesman 1976

Perge! Fairbanks

Ronald A. Sages 24 1973

Thomas Lammers 2 1974

In Memory of:

Bret J. Mayne 1985 by David F. Slater 1967 & Timothy J. Boesken 1971

Thomas D. Lammers 1974 by David F. Slater 1967

Total $5,050

Ohio State

Centennial

R. William Gardner 1957

Royal Purple

Edwin S. Kirby 1960

Canonsburg

Jack W. Nicklaus 1961

White Star

Stephen A Comunale 1972

Log Cabin

Sean G. Alexander 1991

John E. Gibson IV 1975

James B. Gould 1959

Ft. Armstrong

Daniel B. Bennington

1968

George M. Heeschen Jr

MIT 1963

Ralph D. Hoyt II 1984

Snowy White Owl

T. Page Brightman 1953

Matthew R. Dixon 1999

John W. Gardner 1957

Michael B. Heisler 1974

Peyton W. Larkin 2021

Richard W. Maxwell 1968

Robert I. Millard 1960

Charles E. Phifer 1955

George V. Pilat 1984

John G. Poulos 1960

Robert E. Zimmerman

William W. Rodgers Jr 1959

Golden Chain

Gerald D. Neff 1961

William G. Paul 1952

Samuel A. Wilson 1952AA

Royal Purple

Douglas J. Bourne 1943

Canonsburg

Robert S. Ellis 1948

William O. Gamble III 1961

Donald W. Haskins 1957

J. Brent Humphries 1991

White Star

Kenneth R. Carson 1981

G. Carl Gibson Jr 1981

Donald J. Kyte 1990

Stephen W. Ray 1979

Eddie W. Rhea 1980

Raymond C. Krstolic 1963

Dwight K. Montgomery

1984

Paul A. Wasserbauer 1977

Delta

Daniel M. Bonacci 2016

John T. Downey 1975

Theodore D. Griley II 1955

Paul R. Jannot 1990

Robert L. Prior 1963

Dick L. Schumacher 1938

Byron D. Wolfe 1975

Anthony D. Zimmerman

2010

Friendship

James H. Bean 1962

Ryan G. Cutler 2015

Michael R. Lutz 1991

Theodore R. Smith 1996

Franklyn B. Theis Jr 1958

Thor W. Triplett 1986+

Perge! Norris

William Gardner 16 1957

Perge! Wilkinson

Stephen Comunale 5 1972

Perge! Wallace

Edwin S. Kirby 19 1960

Eric W. Schwarz 12 1986

Perge! Fairbanks

James B. Gould 4 1959

Jack W. Nicklaus 25 1961

James W. Eyster 1 1966

John Gibson IV 10 1975

Paul Wasserbauer 1 1977

Brett Alexander 7 1991

Sean Alexander 12 1991

Total $30,400

Ohio Wesleyan

Thomas Marshall

Douglas H. Dittrick Jr 1955

Black Diamond

Phillip J. Meek 1959

Golden Chain

Harry N. Faulkner 1963AA

Gary H. Wilkinson 1951

White Star

Scott L. Chaney 1971AA

James S. Hering 1961

Robert D. Lindner Jr 1971

Donald J. Maxwell 1956

Gregory P. Wilson 1974

Log Cabin

John A. Burns MD 1960

James C. Tauschek 1976

Purple Clematis

Thomas L. Grissom 1962

J. Patrick Huber 1962

William F. Myers 1955

Hugh D. Pace 1974

Kenneth B. Sternad 1977

1961

Delta

Daniel L. Baumgartner

1967

Gerald L. Dickey 1960

Stephen J. Enck 1963

W. Scott Kerry 1989

David P. Lauffer 1998

James W. Pry II 1967

Friendship

Clayton E. Farno 1983

Jack A. Foley Pittsburgh

2022

James E. McIlvain 1963

Charles M. Metzgar 1964

Rudolph A. Peckinpaugh

Jr 1976

Stephen H. Powell 1965

Louis T. Yank 2020

Perge! Norris

Douglas H. Dittrick Jr 25

1955

Harry N. Faulkner 22 1963

Scott L. Chaney 1 1971

Perge! Wilkinson

Gary H. Wilkinson 24 1951

Phillip J. Meek 23 1959

Gregory P. Wilson 8 1974

Perge! Wallace

Donald J. Maxwell 6 1956

John W. Gardner 2 1957

Kenneth B. Sternad 2 1977

Perge! Fairbanks

James S. Hering 16 1961

Robert D. Lindner Jr 5 1971

Hugh D. Pace 1 1974

James C. Tauschek 5 1976

Peyton W. Larkin 2 2021

In Memory of:

C. N. Pry 1963 by James W. Pry 1967

Stephen M. Wilson 1976 by Gregory P. Wilson

1974

Harry N. Faulkner 1963 by Robert H. Kuck 1965

Total $112,143

Persistence Scholarship

James C. Meek 2025

Kevin Fratz 2025

Oklahoma

Thomas Marshall

Jon R. Stuart 1971

Centennial

C. Denny Cresap 1956

Charles T. Doyle 1956

James H. Everest 1971

Black Diamond

Robert H. Westfield 1959

Log Cabin

Steven L. Hawes 1980

Ft. Armstrong

Christopher L. Chase 1993

William E. Ingram III 1964

Steven T. Latham 1991

William L. Oliver Jr 1960AA

Snowy White Owl

Jerry W. Dick 1969

Randall S. Fudge 1975

Gib James 1971

Robert L. Sullivan 1968

Delta

Charles K. Webster 1963

Friendship

Alexander K. Backstrom 2017+

Thomas G. Cleator 2013

Gary L. Ketcham 1974

H. Kent Moore III

Oklahoma State 1962

Perge! Norris

Samuel Wilson 15 1952

Perge! Wilkinson

C. Denny Cresap 7 1956

Charles T. Doyle 15 1956

Jon R. Stuart 4 1971

Brent Humphries 9 1991

Perge! Wallace

Douglas Bourne 18 1943

Robert S. Ellis 17 1948

William G. Paul 6 1952

William Rodgers Jr 14 1959

James Everest 17 1971

Oklahoma State

Purple

Pat Gallagher Jr 1966 Steven B. Pittman 1975

Jules D. Roberts IV 1978

Philip D. Webb 1972

White Star

Harris J. Elder 1967

Purple Clematis Ryan J. Bebee 1995

Cran Pollock 1975

Ft. Armstrong

Robert B. Lindsly 1967

Derryk L. Wilson 1996

Snowy White Owl

Richard F. Biggs 1977

Aaron M. Bonnett 2004

William H. Teel 1969

Delta

Roy J. Anderson 1978

William D. Fowler 1970

Richard W. Hatter 1975

Roland J. Heatly 1975

Friendship

James D. Bowersox 1974

Travis R. Cambern 1999

Tyler L. Davis 2011+

Ty S. Fleming 2005

Charles T. Horsley 1988

Perge! Fairbanks

Steven Pittman 13 1975

In Honor of:

Ross A. Bebee 1997 by Ryan J. Bebee 1995

In Memory of:

John H. Beard 1972 by John P. Gallagher 1966

Total $3,464

Perge! Wilkinson

Robert Samuel 24 1960

Perge! Fairbanks

Dwight W. Davis 20 1965

Marc H. Alport 1 1968

James S. Samuel 14 1984

Total $4,465

Oregon State

White Star

Kirk B. Maag JD 2005

Log Cabin

Gary A. Wildish 1963

Purple Clematis

Benjamin N. Miles 2003

Ft. Armstrong

Bert E. Loughmiller 1964

Snowy White Owl

Gabriel R. Carlton 2001

Cory M. Cunningham 1993

Paul K. Davis 1985

Ronald I. Enna 1965

Theron C. Gorden 1952

Jon T. Rodriguez 1981

Marcus J. Schoenberg 1984

Delta

Robert L. Bailey 1963

Benjamin J. Binek 1998

Timothy E. Drury 1973

Bruce P. Frederick 1978

W. Scott Havens 1976

Colin L. Walker MD 1966

Friendship

Jim D. Cant 2003+

Charles A. Gassman 1946

Michael C. Hoover 1968

Tracy J. Jacobs 1982

John R. Nevers Jr 1973+

Penn State

Centennial

William T. Morris 1949AA

Black Diamond

William L. Oliver 1967

Golden Chain

Michael J. Stewart 1972

Royal Purple

Calvin E. Burgart 1965

Canonsburg

David B. Watson 1979

White Star

William A. Rossi 1968

Purple Clematis

Richard L. Stover 1965

Ft. Armstrong

Edward E. Birkinshaw

Jr 1955

Stephen M. Oechslein

2003

Kenneth A. Schwartz 1976

Snowy White Owl

Bruce A. Harnish 1980

Mark C. Krauss 1976

Matthew D. Nee 1999

David A. Oechslein 2004

Delta

Kenneth G. Bryfogle Jr

1959

Alan W. Gesalman 1979

Christopher J. Hoppe

1974

Robert S. Jones 1973

A. Bennett Orme Jr 1967

James F. Ottinger 1961

Marc A. Rossow 1991

Friendship

Robert P. Bookman 1958

Laurence K. Buck 1960+

Persistence Scholarship

^ Benjamin Johnson 2023

Joseph L. Walsh 2025

Old Dominion

Snowy White Owl

Peter L. Ostrom 1991

Delta

Ralph C. Dewey 1986

Friendship

James R. Barnes 1992

Stephen S. Gay 1990

James G. Hoover 1997+

Thom E. Stanton 1989

Perge! Fairbanks

Peter L. Ostrom 1 1991

Total $884

Oregon

Golden Chain

Robert C. Samuel 1960

White Star

Dwight W. Davis 1965

Log Cabin

James S. Samuel 1984

Ft. Armstrong

Marc H. Alport 1968

Leslie T. Neighbors 1961

Snowy White Owl

Gerald R. Rapp Jr 1982

Delta

Kevin A. Capuzzi 1990+

Douglas C. Elkinton 1979

Friendship

Jeffrey M. Conway 1981+

J. Brian Davis 1993+

Donald H. Holman Jr

1959

Edward D Latourette 1965

Richard A. Schoenberg Jr 1979

Perge! Fairbanks

Robert L. Bailey 1 1963

Total $6,810

Persistence Scholarship

Keagan P. O'Leary 2024

Pennsylvania

Royal Purple

Peter O'Malley 1960

Purple Clematis

James H. Greene Jr 1972

Ft. Armstrong

Louis J. Petrie 1960

Snowy White Owl

Richard C. Sanford 1959

Delta

Paul J. Burg 1998

Eric Cavallo 2017

Friendship

Stephen A. Jannetta 1986

Jake L. Lechnir 2016+

Howard R. Merriman Jr

1955+

Hugh G. O'Neill 1952

Frederick P. Stericker 1962+

Perge! Wallace

Peter O'Malley 20 1960

Perge! Fairbanks

James Greene Jr 2 1972

Total $2,905

Persistence Scholarship

Cedric Hollande 2025

Tristan Maslar 2024

Jeffrey J. Bloemker 1993

N. Alexander Bowler 1971

Harry H. Jennings 1960

George F. Keiser Jr 1982

Randolph M. Roberts 1964

Michael O. Wisniewski

1970

Friendship

George L Grahovac 1989+

Larry A. Poglein 1973

David A. Scola 1975

David F. Wissinger 1989

Perge! Wallace

John Sheppard Jr 5 1975

Perge! Fairbanks

John M. Dougherty Jr 2 1971

Soumitra R. Banerjee 2 1987

David W. Forti 4 1992

Total $6,794

Persistence Scholarship

Garrett L. Seiber 2023

Puget Sound

Snowy White Owl

Stephen C. Hunt 1973

Purdue

Thomas Marshall

William R. Miller Indiana 1962

Black Diamond

William G. Hanley 1960

Golden Chain

William F. Brock 1963

Richard E. Grace 1951

Royal Purple

Louis J. Curry 1960

Michael T. Frank 1992

James R. Ludwick 1975+

David R. Owens 1977

Perge! Norris

William T. Morris 25 1949

Perge! Wilkinson

Michael J. Stewart 15

1972

David B. Watson 2 1979

Perge! Wallace

William L. Oliver 22 1967

Perge! Fairbanks

James F. Ottinger 1 1961

Total $23,827

Pittsburgh

White Star

John D. Sheppard Jr 1975

Purple Clematis

David W. Forti 1992

Ft. Armstrong

Soumitra R. Banerjee

Texas Arlington 1987

John M. Dougherty Jr

1971

James V. O'Rourke 1979

Snowy White Owl

J. Duane Brannon 1954

Peter M. Daloni 1981

Robert C. Furst 1962

John B. Lennon 1967

Fred W. Schmeisser

Minnesota 1965

Richard D. Stoehr 1968

Mark A. Uminski 1980

Neal S. Voltz 1960

William H. White 1966

Delta

Gerald B. Bay 1962

Christopher B. Burke 1977

Roger W. Parkhurst 1965

Canonsburg

Alan F. Herbert 1969

Robert E. Swinehart 1965

White Star

John W. Schwentker 1952

Log Cabin

Richard C. Cammerer MD 1964

Gary R. Richert 1974

Purple Clematis

Stanley E. Bissey 1965

Jack E. Goris DDS 1976

Bruce M. Pitman 1971

Larry M. Ray 1962

James C. Redinger 1959

D. Garrad Warren III 1974

Ft. Armstrong

John J. Barrett 1992

Benton R. Bolles 1994

Michael R. Dumas 2006

Matthew J. Garrett 1995

William P. Gettings 1978

Thomas G. Gotschall 1961

James B. Hill 1994

John T. Hopkins 1979

J. Richard Marshall 1959

J. Timothy McGinley 1962

Richard T. Newton II 1979

Terrence P. Sage 1976

Thomas E. Spurgeon 1961

Douglas M. Stuart 1955

George T. Timmons 1961

Thomas J. Ubelhour 1975

Snowy White Owl

Michael S. Favo 1984

William C. Heath 1976

Carlton R. Mitchell 1991

Andrew W. Myers 1976

James K. Ramaker 1965

Robert G. Schmidt 1952

Herbert J. Wilken 1958

William M. Winters 1977

Delta

Scott C. Axelrod 1985

John S. Getty 1970

Bill Getzelmann 1963

William S. Hackleman

1971

Blake D. Milburn 2007

Jeffrey Z. Mortensen 1971

James R. Ryerson 1967

John B. Schmook 1968

Friendship

Jeffery W. Covert 1966

Erik O. Gardstrom 2006

Daniel J. Kelly 1989+

Jared J. Lester 2011

Carl H. Margraf 2001

Charles G. Riepe II 1961

Lyman F. Wible 1968

R. Armean Wright 1973

Perge! Norris

William F. Brock 20 1963

Christopher Burke 13

1977

Perge! Wallace

John Schwentker 7 1952

Thomas E. Spurgeon 3

1961

Alan F. Herbert 19 1969

John J. Barrett 3 1992

Perge! Fairbanks

William Hanley 23 1960

Gerald B. Bay 24 1962

J. Timothy McGinley 1

1962

Bruce M. Pitman 10 1971

Garrad Warren III 9 1974

William Gettings 2 1978

Michael S. Favo 3 1984

James B. Hill 1 1994

In Memory of:

James R. Stover 1978 by

John T. Hopkins Purdue

1979, Steven Bell, Martha

Boon, Sarah Sterkel, Jane Scott, Barbara Hesse, Robert G. Donnelley

Yale 1960, Kathleen

Amen, Teresa Ayres, Susan McConnell, Paul C.

Daw, Mary Ann Wegner, Sue Klinger & Colleen

Peppler

Total $70,915

Rhode Island

White Star

Bradford R. Boss 1955

Robert W. Marshall III

1977

Ft. Armstrong

Alfred Armstrong Jr 1948

Henry G. Caniglia 1958

Todd M. Hemenway 1990

Thomas J. Lusardi 1985

Stephen J. MacDonald

1986

Snowy White Owl

John Baldwin 1968

James W. Gormley Jr 1987

William R. Johnson 1966

David F. Ludwig 1980

Louis J. Monari 1972

Leonard C. Panaggio 1968

Delta

Eric P. Andreozzi 1989

Anthony J. Bale 1974

Thomas G. Picone 1986

Stephen E. Sojka Jr 1978

Michael C. Wood 1976

Friendship

Brian J. Bingham 1992+

John T. Carley 1990

Paul A. Croce 1962

Manuel F. Ferris Jr 1970

Robert L. Fulford 1974

Perge! Fairbanks

Bradford R. Boss 6 1955

Robert W. Marshall III 10

1977

In Memory of:

Armand J. Croce 1969 by Paul A. Croce 1962

Total $3,539

Persistence Scholarship

Dante D. Lewis 2023

Richmond

Black Diamond

Robert S. Jepson Jr 1964

Golden Chain

Ronald L. Turner Jr 1989

Royal Purple

Edward R. Adams 1941

White Star

M. Coleman Walsh Jr 1974

Purple Clematis

Thornton M. Hill 1967

Robert S. Ukrop 1969

Ft. Armstrong

Tom C. Biede 1981

William J. Bugg Jr 1960

James A. Jacobs 1969

Thomas H. Jones III 1974

Ronald C. Nelson 1977

Anthony D. Sakowski Jr

1965

Snowy White Owl

B. Benjamin Baker III 1957

Robert W. Gay Jr 1959

David K. Gorwitz 1977

Thomas C. Leffew 1969

John N. Moreau 1964

John D. Turner Jr 1964

Delta

William R. Carpenter III

1965

R. Gent Cofer 1957

Persistence Scholarship

^ Makai S. Mitchell 2025

Alexander W. Hanna 2024

D. Gregory Edel Jr 1978

Brian J. Foster 2002+

Richard Galasso 1990

Charles R. Goss Jr 1959

Lifetime Giving Societies

Founders $1 Million+

Calvin Coolidge $500,000-999,999

Thomas Marshall $250,000-499,999

Centennial $100,000-249,999

Black Diamond $75,000-99,999

Golden Chain $50,000-74,999

Royal Purple $25,000-49,999

Canonsburg $17,500-24,499

White Star $10,000-17,499

Log Cabin $7,500-9,999

Purple Clematis $5,000-7,499

Ft. Armstrong $2,500-4,999

Snowy White Owl $1,000-2,499

Delta $500-999

Friendship Up to $499

Norman K. Thordarson

1963

White Star

Michael B. Jeffers 1962

Purple Clematis

Steven C. Galbraith 1967

John J. Jolley 1980

Scott R. Mowrer 1971

Peter C. White Sr 1952

Ft. Armstrong

John W. Ellis 1950

Eric Hanses 1993

Washington & Jefferson

Log Cabin

D. Lawrence Wickerham

MD 1972

Delta

Charles M. Robbins DDS

Ohio State 1966

Perge! Fairbanks

D. Lawrence Wickerham

2 1972

David L. Porter 1963 by Kelly W. Montfort 1964

Total $9,620

Wayne State

Friendship

James D. Carpenter II 2017

Alexander P. Pouttu 2021+

West Virginia

Norris $5,000+

Wilkinson $2,000-4,999

Perge! Society + First Time Donor AA Ad Astra

Kevin L. Beicke 2001

A. Colquitt Shackelford

Jr 1951

Snowy White Owl

Jonathan R. Hilliard 2007

John B. Purcell Jr 1964

Friendship

R. Pearson Gean 2015+

Walter H. Preston III 1986

Perge! Fairbanks

Benjamin LeCompte III

25 1972

Jonathan R. Hilliard 1

2007

Total $2,253

Virginia Tech

Golden Chain

Jeffrey D. McMahan Jr

2003+

Royal Purple

David S. Harrison 1992

Canonsburg

N. Michael F. Griffith 1973

White Star

Dana W. Hesse Western KY 1986

Jason T. Newcomb 1998

Purple Clematis

David C. Green 1994

Henry H. King Jr 1982

Ft. Armstrong

Jason A. Dean 1996

Brendan J. McMurrer

2001

Snowy White Owl

Howard C. Canada III

1976

Paul V. Ditto 1989

Richard B. Gass 1981

Daniel M. Kallick 1980

Glenn T. Kinnear 1994

Michael D. Maret 1989

Charles E. Radford 1980

David C. Venable 1988

Paul T. Zawistowski 1983

Delta

John A. Adamo 1982

Adil B. Dittmer 2014

Buck Holsinger 2001

Michael M. Meyrowitz

1996+

Michael J. Morrone 1993

Leigh J. Perry 1999

Friendship

David A. Bissett II 1999+

Stephen M. Debevoise

1980

Jonathan L. Edge 2008+

Wallace $1,000-1,999

Fairbanks $500-999

Ronald S. Hill 1975AA

James M. Jeweler 1986

Steven D. Milstein 1989+

James Sharpe 1972+

Vernon F. Tydings Jr 1972AA

Vil S. Vaitas Jr 1979

Theodore A. Zook 1972+

Perge! Wallace

Michael F. Griffith 20 1973

Henry H. King Jr 5 1982

Dana W. Hesse 7 1986

David C. Green 4 1994

Jason T. Newcomb 8 1998

Perge! Fairbanks

Adil B. Dittmer 1 2014

In Memory of:

Ronald S. Hill 1975 by Richmond 1974

Total $61,603

Snowy White Owl

Andrew T. Bridge MD 2001

John B. Bridge 1972

Daniel J. Emerson MD 1998

John T. Keith 1991

James C. Symanek 1994

Lonnie M. Therber 1959

Lorne A. Zielaskowski 1993

Delta

Robert D. Cebul 1980

Mark E. Fredrick 1978

Eriks E. Janelsins 2002+

Paul A. Macri MD 1957

James R. Nichols 1961

William K. Ransom 1952 C. Davies Reed 1985

John F. Reynolds 1973

Richard F. W. Sadler Illinois 1954

Friendship

Karl J. Dickerson 1953

Todd C. Green 1992

Thomas J. Gunderman

1989

Philip G. Miller 1964

David M. O'Brien MD 1963+

Kevin P. O'Shaughnessy

1977

Jeremy W. Overton 2000

Perge! Norris

John Schroeder 23 1969

Perge! Wilkinson

N. Clay Robbins 25 1979

Persistence Scholarship

Brandon K. Mahon 2023

Wabash

Centennial

John C. Schroeder 1969

Golden Chain

N. Clay Robbins 1979

White Star

Joseph D. Barnette Jr

1961

Eric M. Cavanaugh 1976

Log Cabin

Leonard F. Anglis 1976

John C. Meng Jr 1966

Ft. Armstrong

John B. Culley Jr 1969

Theodore F. Holland III 1971

Roland N. Litterst Sr

1958

Harry F. McNaught Jr 1976

Perge! Wallace

Leonard F. Anglis 3 1976

Daniel Emerson 1 1998

Eriks E. Janelsins 1 2002

Perge! Fairbanks

Joseph Barnette Jr 25

1961

John C. Meng Jr 18 1966

Eric Cavanaugh 9 1976

In Memory of:

Charles M. Stocker 1972 & John E. Trefz 1969 by John B. Culley 1969

Robert H. Long 1939

by Douglas M. Long

DePauw 1973

Total $33,041

Washington

Golden Chain

Ronald D. Crockett 1961

Canonsburg

Gary L. Ostenson 1969

Steven M. Helmbrecht

1985

James R. Hinz 1975

Stephen M. Lamberson

1980

Gerald A. Nielsen 1961

W. Jeffers Pickard 1965

Jack R. Sutermeister

1979

Ronald C. Wilderman

1965

Snowy White Owl

David C. Auther 1977

Charles R. Ekberg 1968

Kenneth W. Johnson

1980

Robert W. Juhl 1975

Stephen P. Miller 1979

J. Lewis Thayer 2010

David E. Thompson 1980

Delta

James F. Barrington

2005

Jackie E. Gray 1966

David B. McClinton 1970

Shane A. Richards 2007

Tad B. Richards 2003

Walter L. Stile III 1982

Friendship

Chad P. Collins 1996+

Steven D. Dondero 2000

William R. Eiford 1988

Steve P. Holzknecht

1979+

Evan L. Johnson 1985

Tyler M. Johnson 1987

B. Alexander Legler 1997

Kenneth R. Marble 1971+

Patrick J. Marich 2006+

William J. Mitchell MD 1973

Tom Napa 1974

Raymond J. Paxton 1973

Ian M. Rollo 1988+

Nathan T. Thramer 2011

Robert L. Vieira 1956

Marc E. Wallace 1971+

James P. Winquist 1970

Perge! Wilkinson

Norman Thordarson 21 1963

Perge! Wallace

Michael Jeffers 16 1962

Gary Ostenson 24 1969

Jack Sutermeister 4 1979

John J. Jolley 7 1980

Perge! Fairbanks

John W. Ellis 3 1950

Ronald Crockett 18 1961

Scott R. Mowrer 7 1971

David Thompson 2 1980

Total $13,581

Persistence Scholarship

Brady J. Gockel 2023

Washington & Lee

Snowy White Owl

David L. Moore Jr 1974

Warren M. Posey 1963

Delta

David K. Eubank 1976

George B. Werthan 1954

Friendship

William G. Burns 1957

Warren P. Hopkins 1964

James D. Humphries III

1966

David B. Smith 1974+

Total $575

Washington State

Royal Purple

Robert W. Higgins MD

1956

Log Cabin

Erik J. Fay 1999

Dale L. Wierman 1964

Purple Clematis

Harlan R. Mayer II 1970

John D. Metcalf 1992

Phil H. Smith 1966

Ft. Armstrong

Augustan D. Kittson

1978

Kelly W. Montfort 1964

Gary E. Schell 1970

Doug Shaul 1960

Snowy White Owl

Gerald C. Clodius 1953

Bruce O. Devereaux

1968

Corwin P. King 1965

Gordon C. McLean 1966

Donald J. Raz 1984

Delta

Peter S. Dawson 1960

Bennett J. Hull 1987

Kevin J. Keiler 1968

James I. Mock 1959

Andrew P. Sobczyk 1982

Gene Sutton 1959

Friendship

Roderick C. Briggs 1961

Ralph R. Cabebe 1974

Michael K. Goode 1993+

Terry A. Mueller 1986

David R. Russell 1991+

Ryan W. Shelton 2007+

Perge! Wilkinson

Robert W. Higgins 17

1956

Perge! Wallace

Erik J. Fay 7 1999

Perge! Fairbanks

Dale L. Wierman 9 1964

Phil H. Smith 4 1966

In Memory of:

Canonsburg

Mark N. Roth 1977

Snowy White Owl

Harold J. Creel 1984

Mark W. Obermann 1976

Friendship

Scott A. Berry 1984+

Perge! Wallace

Mark N. Roth 2 1977

Total $1,630

Western Kentucky

Royal Purple

Benjamin R. Harper

Kentucky 1969

White Star

Dana W. Hesse Virginia Tech 1986

Friendship

Dustin S. Clevidence

DMD 2009

Western Michigan

Ft. Armstrong

Michael J. Wygocki 1986

Snowy White Owl

Robert E. Akans 1976

William G. McClimans

Jr 1979

Steven S. Moline 1986

Corey A. Watt 1999

Delta

Eric Krozier 1996

William P. Martin 1984

Michael A. McDonald Jr 2014

Friendship

Robert M. Abbott 1990

Brian J. Ball 1994

Elliot D. Berg 2015+

Ethan M. Bresnay 2020

Christopher J. Carlston

1989+

David J. Coffey 1993

Thomas G. Crawford 1988

Dana D. Daniels 1979+

Jeffrey R. Davidson 1991

Martin Gasca Jr 2017+

Shawn N. Holman 1993

Douglas E. Mathews

1993

Jeffrey D. Maurer 2001

David M. Meagher 1987

Edward A. Mulford

2018+

Peter C. Whittet 1977

Total $1,583

Western Ontario

White Star

John G. Starzynski 1974

Endowment

We continue to use an investment policy that seeks the growth of our endowment without taking unreasonable risk. We use endowment income/appreciation as directed by the donor to fund scholarships, leadership programs, alcohol education and general operations of the Foundation. The Foundation’s principal investments were $12,348,827 at the end of February 2023. Current income from these investments combined with annual fund donations is sufficient to meet current program and operating expenses. Additional assets of $10,673,405 are restricted for chapter scholarships and qualifying chapter building projects. The endowment funds are managed and invested by a professional manager under the oversight of the Foundation’s investment committee, which consists of board members and volunteer brothers experienced in financial management.

Mark P. Trenton 1986

Log Cabin

Douglas M. Workman 1977

Purple Clematis

Murray L. Coulter 1972

Ft. Armstrong

Timothy B. Johnson 1987

Snowy White Owl

John W. Chandler 1971

Friendship

Paul R. Good 1972

Zachary D. Hamel 2016+

George N. Isaac 1973+

Perge! Fairbanks

Douglas M. Workman 2 1977

Timothy B. Johnson 2 1987

Total $4,205

Westminster

White Star

William E. Parrish 1957

Ft. Armstrong

R. Art Bickel 1961

James E. Malarkey 1978

David C. Martin 1989

Snowy White Owl

Jimmy D. Adams 1957

Brian W. Dale 1989

Richard K. Elder Illinois 1968

Brian D. Johnson 1964

John M. Robinson III 1986

Dale G. Schaefer 1958

Delta

Wayne R. Koupal 1960

Friendship

James A. Kunkel MD

1954

Thomas N. Schellingerhout 1979

Arch T. Wheeler III 1977

Perge! Fairbanks

William E. Parrish 19

1957

James E. Malarkey 2 1978

Total $3,038

William Jewell

White Star

Michael G. Fligg 1961

Log Cabin

Jack L. Capps 1947

Ft. Armstrong

William B. Black 1963

Brian G. Carney 1996

Kent T. Dicus 1980

Snowy White Owl

H. Allen Dierking 1968

Mark P. Foley 1975

Douglas L. Gilpin 1964

Leonard L. Poppenhagen 1960

Delta

Jonathan G. Curtis 1995

T. Graham Houston 1979

Eric R. Sapp 1992

David F. Tate 1976

Friendship

James L. Bloss 1958+

William F. Duncan 1965+

Phillip Pettit 2016+

John H. Tatlock III 1969

Perge! Wallace

Michael G. Fligg 10 1961

Perge! Fairbanks

Brian G. Carney 5 1996

In Memory of: Carroll F. Clark 1959 by Michael G. Fligg 1961

Total $3,853

Williams

Ft. Armstrong Charles J. Kurtz III 1962

Friendship

Theodore C. Smith III 1962+

Wisconsin

Log Cabin

George L. Schueppert

1961

Purple Clematis

James E. Freytag 1958

Ft. Armstrong

Gregory E. Custer 1967

Raymond R. Kubly Jr

1955

John D. Porter III 1983

Thomas D. Stevens 1972

Snowy White Owl

M. Gregory Anunson

1969

G. Richard Cope 1955

Richard E. Ela Jr 1958

P. Dan Gilbert 1965

John C. Hofmann 1960

Richard E. Holdredge

1967

David L. Johnson 1964

Stephen R. Moore 1964

Theodore J. Moreau

1969

Kurt J. Peter 2010

Scott R. Simon 1987

Dag Sohlberg 1965

Malcolm P. West 1974

Delta

Franklin P. Ciano 1974

Reed E. Hall 1970

John H. Hendricks 1964

Myron E. LaRowe 1961

Jeffrey L. Reis 1975

David A. Vollrath 1976

Friendship

Ryan R. Baxter 2016

Terrence S. Cerni 1967+ J. Michael Finnane 1960

James G. Krogstad 1972

Robert P. Perry 1990+

Louis R. Preysz III 1968

Paul D. Schmutzler 1964

William A. Thurwachter

1971

Perge! Wallace

Raymond R. Kubly Jr 1

1955

Kurt J. Peter 2 2010

Perge! Fairbanks

George L. Schueppert

4 1961

John D. Porter III 3 1983

In Memory of:

Thomas Creagan 1963 by Richard Holdredge 1967

Total $6,352

Persistence Scholarship Canyon C. Pergande 2024

Dierre Johnson 2024

Wisconsin Eau

Claire

Snowy White Owl

Terrance J. Ostrander 1981

Wittenberg

Golden Chain

G. David K. Hopper MD

1963

Royal Purple

Peter G. Welsh 1974

Joseph E. Williamson

1967

White Star

Marc W. Myers 1989

Eric B. Westendorf 1992

Log Cabin

Charles E. Ramsey 1964

Ft. Armstrong

Wayne E. Babler 1964

David E. Baines 1969

George A. Buckley Jr

1980

Lynn N. Carlton 1964

Richard F. Keier 1961

Ernest M. Manuel Jr 1980

Dean W. Shaffer 1948AA

Snowy White Owl

Robert C. Baden 1965

Donald G. Borling 1970

David A. Hammond

1968

Marcus W. Hitt 2005

Delta

Larry J. Baker 1971+

Joseph K. Creviston 1958

Arthur B. Kouwenhoven

Jr 1958

Ronald K. Storfer 1964

Philip R. Teusink 1971

David M. Wilson 1974+

Friendship

J. Christian Bartel 1969

Marvin N. Cable 2005

Siegfried S. Lahm 1961

Douglas K. Myser 1977

Bradley K. Rechel 1978

Wayne E. Rhodes 1960

Gary K. Wright 1958+

Perge! Wilkinson

G. David Hopper 23 1963

Joseph E. Williamson 18

1967

Marc W. Myers 7 1989

Perge! Wallace

Wayne E. Babler 1 1964

Charles Ramsey 8 1964

Peter G. Welsh 21 1974

Perge! Fairbanks

David E. Baines 1 1969

Larry J. Baker 1 1971

Marcus W. Hitt 2 2005

Total $13,900

WPI

Golden Chain

William C. Alexander

1981

Sean M. Mahoney 2005+

Steven C. Watson 1971+

Royal Purple

David E. Huhtala 1980

Andrew J. Williams 1992

White Star

Garry P. Balboni 1974

Kenneth Charak 1974

Raymond M. Dunn Jr

1978

Richard M. Filippetti

1973AA+

George R. Oliver 1982

Log Cabin

Charles D. Flanagan II

1953+

Richard A. Perreault

1975+

Purple Clematis

Thomas I. Burns 1974

William R. Hyatt 1967

Hans H. Koehl 1956

Paul D. McCluskey 1987

David C. Willens 2009

Ft. Armstrong

John J. Lehane 1999+

Paul A. Mannheim 1961

R. Andrew Muir Jr 1971

John A. Pelli 1970

Snowy White Owl

Robert A. Brown III 1978

John Fiore Jr 1967

Kyle R. Gauthier 2008

Michael J. Irwin 1975

David P. Makris 1978

Douglas A. Riley 1968

David G. Valliere 2002

Delta

John M. Contestabile

1978

John D. Daly 1957

Richard N. Dresser 1966

Richard E. Roy 1967

Friendship

Matthew T. Clark 2009+

Michael A. Pierce Jr 2007

Perge! Wilkinson

George R. Oliver 6 1982

Perge! Wallace

Paul McCluskey 4 1987

Total $222,613

Persistence Scholarship

Ryan M. Gottwald 2024

Evan J. Russell 2024

Wyoming

Snowy White Owl

Ronald F. Larson 1970

Yale

Ft. Armstrong

Joseph F. Callo 1952

Barney T. Young 1955

Snowy White Owl

Edman L. Gray 1961

Thomas F. Hartch 1963

Theodore T. Jones 1957

Robert H. Reynolds 1958

Delta

David W. Mette 1966

James C. Roberton 1961

Friendship

Robert G. Donnelley 1960+

Joseph M. Manko Sr 1961

William H. Smith Jr 1965

Perge! Wallace

Robert Reynolds 1 1958

Total $2,220

Perge! Fairbanks Barney T. Young 1 1955

Ad Astra

Sal Bando (Arizona State 1966) passed ad astra on January 20, 2023. He played third base in Major League Baseball for 16 seasons, 11 with the Kansas City and Oakland Athletics (1966-1976) and five with the Milwaukee Brewers (1977-1981). A four-time All Star, he was captain of the Oakland A’s teams that won three World Series from 1972 to 1974. In 1973 he led the AL with 64 extra-base hits, 32 doubles and 295 total bases. After the 1976 season he signed as a free agent with the Brewers. For his career, Bando ranked third in AL history among third basemen for both games (1,896) and home runs (235). After his playing career, he became a special assistant with the Brewers before serving as general manager from 1991 to 1999. At Arizona State he played on the 1965 College World Series championship team and was named the CWS Most Outstanding Player. He was inducted into the National College Baseball Hall of Fame in 2013 and the Oakland Athletics Hall of Fame in 2022.

Joseph A. Hardy, Sr. (Lehigh 1946) passed ad astra on January 7, 2023, his 100th birthday. Soon after initiation at Lehigh in 1943, he joined the Army Air Corps, serving in the South Pacific. After the war, he earned an engineering degree from the University of Pittsburgh. In 1956 he opened a lumber yard near the town of Eighty Four in southwestern Pennsylvania. He named the business 84 Lumber, now the largest privately owned building materials supplier in the U.S. with over 250 stores. He was also the founder/developer of Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, a AAA

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Nunc Ad Astra

Alabama

John B. Jernigan Jr (1987), 11/5/2022

Christopher M. O'Neal (2015), 2/3/2023

Robert D. Thorington (1953), 2/3/2012

James A. Tucker (1974), 6/9/2022

Allegheny

Robert T. Buck (1954), 2/22/2023

R. Graham Dunlop (1955), 7/13/2022

Stephen L. Simonton (1964), 12/4/2022

John L. Walker Jr (1974), 9/4/2021

Amherst

William G. Garrison (1953), 2/5/2022

Arizona

K. Bailey Nichols (1963), 12/17/2022

Brock C. Tella (1972), 7/4/2022

Arizona State

Eric A. Kaufman (1988), 1/8/2023

Arkansas

Griffin Marczuk (2016), 11/28/2022

James D. Von Steen (1986), 7/4/2022

Ward P. Wilson (1989), 3/25/2023

Auburn

John B. Massey (1969), 12/1/2022

Ball State

Joshua J. Corah (2009), 12/22/2022

British Columbia

James C. Cox (1972), 1/25/2023

John M. Macleod (1955), 12/26/2022

Archibald D. Young (1947), 11/13/2021

Brown

Richard K. Maxson (1953), 1/19/2023

Bucknell

Frederick A. Brown II (1970), 7/25/2022

Stanley H. Clow (1958), 1/7/2022

Robert M. Femovich (1972), 12/20/2022

John C. Hassenplug (1962), 12/31/2022

Richard C. Tyrrell (1963), 12/9/2022

Calgary

Robert G. Eng (1999), 7/10/2022

California Berkeley

Timothy S. Lien (1979), 7/20/2021

California Los Angeles

Joseph F. Jordan (1952), 11/28/2022

Michael J. Moriarty (1967), 8/1/2022

Case Western Reserve

James A. Griffith (1954), 11/25/2022

Peter H. Hall (1972), 4/30/2022

Chicago

Darwin P. Kal (1952), 12/20/2022

Frederick A. Karst (1956), 12/23/2022

Robert D. Kurie (1961), 12/18/2022

Donald J. Stefans (1959), 6/7/2021

Colgate

Richard A. Hamilton (1959), 11/15/2022

Lewis K. VanKeuren III (1983), 1/7/2022

Darrell E. Weber (1963), 10/7/2022

Colorado

Robert J. Burkett (1959), 8/28/2022

James W. Nylund (1956), 9/14/2022

Joseph D. O'Keefe MD (1946), 6/12/2022

Herbert A. Parsons (1959), 1/21/2023

Christopher Thomas Jr (1948), 9/7/2022

Colorado College

Kelly D. Kirks (1981), 2/8/2022

James O. Milmoe (1949), 12/27/2022

John W. Stewart (1952), 8/4/2022

John O. Stewart (1956), 1/28/2023

Colorado State

Timothy J. Kinsley (1988), 1/23/2023

Columbia

Richard A. Lempert (1953), 1/12/2022

James G. Nugent (1948), 7/6/2021

William A. Schwartz (1958), 7/9/2021

William F. Stinner (1960), 1/5/2023

Robert J. Stinner (1952), 1/5/2023

Cornell

Theodore L. Smith (1944), 1/13/2023

Davidson

Alfred S. Elder (1959), 4/5/2022

Richard B. Stone (1950), 9/4/2021

Denison

Robert B. Foster (1962), 11/16/2022

Charles E. Taylor Jr (1957), 11/2/2022

DePauw

Ted E. Linham (1959), 11/1/2021

Jeffrey E. Lortz (1965), 8/27/2022

Rawson H. Murdock Jr (1944), 12/30/2022

Drake

Henry C. Schuerer (2010), 3/13/2023

Evansville

Braden Elliott (2019), 12/10/2022

Florida

William F. Bahl (1973), 9/26/2022

Ronald W. Robison (1957), 6/9/2022

Georgia

D. Charles Joyner (1989), 1/17/2023

Georgia Tech

Bruce C. Petzold (1971), 1/13/2023

Kirk A. Poucher (2006), 2/3/2023

Gettysburg

Richard H. Cromer (1951), 10/11/2022

John J. Fleming III (1962), 4/2/2022

John Marinovich Jr (1956), 3/23/2022

Louis G. Mehl (1956), 2/3/2022

Hampden-Sydney

Richard O. Royce (1975), 9/28/2022

Hanover

Richard E. Neal (1950), 1/12/2022

Idaho

David W. Bryan (1961), 1/13/2023

Jack L. Hogan (1959), 12/14/2022

Charles R. Nixon MD (1950), 3/18/2022

James C. Patton (1959), 11/8/2022

Illinois

Jan M. Bridges (1966), 1/16/2023

Roger J. Chamlin (1962), 10/19/2022

Gordon D. Honegger (1962), 2/18/2023

Jerry L. Roberts (1960), 1/17/2023

Illinois Wesleyan

Ralph M. Fox (1938), 1/11/2023

Robert V. Hageman Jr (1967), 8/6/2022

Indiana

Ted Hartley (1990), 10/17/2022

James W. McCaa (1968), 1/23/2023

Indiana State

Robert R. Lane (1972), 3/1/2023

Tracy O. Long (1975), 1/3/2023

Rick D. Sutherlin (1974), 3/21/2023

Iowa

James R. Achenbach (1966), 4/15/2022

Henry R. Marron (1952), 1/8/2022

Robert L. Schulz (1950), 9/30/2022

Robert A. Von Harz (1997), 8/9/2021

Iowa State

Larry L. Bjornsen (1956), 1/15/2023

Tim J. Feeley (1970), 10/3/2022

David A. Needham (1959), 3/8/2023

E. Scott Tieke (1964), 10/26/2022

Kansas

David S. Arthurs (1952), 8/8/2022

John R. Bunten (1954), 3/1/2023

Thomas R. Clevenger (1957), 11/1/2022

Kenneth W. Dam (1954), 5/31/2022

Humphreys D. Hodge (1956), 12/3/2022

Ted A. Larkin (1964), 1/27/2023

Willard B. Thompson (1951), 1/25/2022

Charles E. Whitman (1964), 10/9/2022

Kansas State

Richard D. Fay (1979), 9/7/2021

Kentucky

Allen R. Cleaver (1963), 7/6/2021

Brian E. Gaffin (1980), 9/27/2022

Kettering A

George M. Breitenbach (1966), 11/12/2022

Knox

John R. Van Dyke (1954), 10/20/2022

Lafayette

Donald W. Baker (1968), 1/29/2023

Edward G. Geist (1967), 2/3/2023

Clyde M. McBride (1949), 1/25/2023

Lehigh

Franklin A. Rushong Jr (1964), 11/18/2022

S. Murray Rust III (1961), 8/4/2022

Algirt M. Yots (1963), 12/3/2021

Louisiana State

Mark S. Britz (1976), 12/25/2022

David G. Mauney (1976), 6/7/2021

George M. Wise (1952), 11/29/2022

Maine

Lee E. Fitzgerald (1959), 3/17/2023

William E. Haley Jr (1961), 1/6/2023

Joseph C. Mawson (1955), 5/25/2022

Bruce A. Roderick (1984), 6/3/2022

Miami

John C. Bronaugh (1959), 2/8/2023

Jerome T. Datz (1983), 3/14/2023

J. Richard Dunlap (1969), 1/13/2022

Ronald C. Filson (1968), 10/9/2022

John F. King MD (1970), 1/9/2023

John D. Olinger (1968), 2/10/2023

James L. Shymkus (1961), 1/9/2022

Michigan

Eugene L. Hartwig (1955), 1/11/2023

Donald A. Leopold (1969), 6/11/2022

Charles A. Murray DDS (1951), 9/1/2022

Robert L. Proudfit (1962), 12/29/2022

Duane J. Riege (1968), 5/12/2022

David N. Wakely (1957), 9/15/2022

John C. Williams (1979), 2/1/2023

Michigan State

Barry A. Bly (1968), 8/18/2022

Minnesota

James G. Awada Sr (1958), 1/23/2023

Peter M. Laramy (1952), 10/18/2022

James T. McNary (1951), 11/22/2022

John R. Murdock Jr (1952), 11/3/2022

Jaye Truax (1948), 1/2/2023

Mississippi State

J. Wesley Griffith Jr (1980), 1/7/2023

Missouri

Robert W. Biegler (1966), 5/20/2022

Charles W. Cargill Jr (1960), 1/16/2023

James N. Foley (1957), 5/28/2022

Lyle D. Houston (1962), 9/20/2022

James C. Kulild (1969), 1/18/2022

Gene P. Palmer (1953), 12/8/2022

James B. Slusher (1953), 3/24/2023

MIT

Thomas R. Eggert (1950), 12/11/2022

Nebraska

Marshall R. Nelson (1957), 3/18/2023

Robert Scott Jr (1958), 7/3/2022

New Mexico

Russell H. Bonn Jr (1986), 1/16/2023

Jonathan B. Caffey (1968), 5/23/2022

North Alabama

Marshall C. Beck (2008), 9/21/2022

North Carolina

William H. White Jr (1951), 1/1/2022

Northwestern

Karl S. Benjamin (1947), 12/21/2022

John S. Gilbert (1970), 3/7/2022

Elton F. Streich (1967), 2/2/2023

Occidental

Gary L. Ferrill (1970), 11/24/2022

Cecil E. Hoffman Jr (1954), 12/27/2022

Hubert E. Sanchez DDS (1962), 1/16/2023

Robert H. Smith III (1966), 6/3/2022

Ohio

Bret J. Mayne (1985), 10/26/2022

Ohio State

Brian C. Biggio (1977), 12/27/2022

Gerard S. Kakos (1964), 2/25/2023

W. K. Link (1949), 10/12/2022

Tom J. Morgan (1959), 9/5/2022

Carl R. Palechek MD (1958), 10/25/2022

Ohio Wesleyan

T. Page Brightman (1953), 3/25/2023

Marvin R. Kornegger (1953), 1/29/2023

David P. Miller (1957), 12/11/2022

Christian A. Pahl (1991), 1/28/2023

James P. Phillips (1953), 11/14/2022

Stuart D. Root (1955), 12/31/2022

Starr F. Schlobohm (1950), 2/3/2012

Wayne F. Smith (1968), 12/12/2022

Marc T. Taylor (1970), 11/19/2022

Richard W. Taylor (1955), 12/7/2022

Oklahoma

Earl E. Krogstad Jr (1955), 10/17/2022

John H. Lollar III (1960), 1/6/2023

William L. Oliver Jr (1960), 5/28/2022

W. DeVier Pierson (1953), 4/21/2022

Robert H. Westfield (1959), 4/4/2023

Oklahoma State

Norman D. Clark (1980), 12/30/2022

James T. Mott Jr (1974), 12/20/2022

Joe B. Pirkle (1965), 1/15/2023

Oregon

Daniel L. Duncan (1982), 6/15/2022

Roger D. Sherwood (1961), 9/3/2022

Christian T. Speilberg (1965), 10/27/2022

Oregon State

Joseph J. Cornell (1953), 9/18/2022

Harold A. Mackin Jr (1967), 12/21/2021

James L. Moreland (1953), 6/29/2022

James S. Tallman (1951), 8/19/2022

Four Diamond resort near Farmington, Pennsylvania. Joe and 84 Lumber supported numerous charities, and he provided scholarships for family members of 84 Lumber and Nemacolin employees. He served on the board of trustees for the University of Pittsburgh and Washington & Jefferson College, which awarded him an honorary Doctor of Laws degree. He was named a Distinguished Fiji in 2018.

Robert E. McGrath (Michigan 1954) passed ad astra on December 4, 2022. Bob was an actor, musician and children’s author best known for playing music teacher Bob Johnson on the educational TV series Sesame Street from 1969 to 2017. After graduation from Michigan, he served in the U.S. Army and then earned a master’s of music in voice from the Manhattan School of Music. From 1960 to 1964, he was the featured tenor on the NBC-TV series Sing Along with Mitch. The opportunity to join the original cast of Sesame Street came through Michigan brother David Connell (1953), the executive producer of the show. With 47 years on Sesame Street, Bob was one of the two longest-lasting human characters on the series. In 2010 he was the first recipient of the Lifetime Achievement Award from the University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club.

John G. Pappajohn (Iowa 1952) passed ad astra on April 22, 2023. John’s family immigrated to America from Greece when he was less than a year old, settling in Mason City, Iowa. After graduating from Iowa, he went into the insurance business and in 1962 founded Guardsman Life Insurance. Seven years later he sold the company and launched Equity Dynamics, a financial consulting firm, and Pappajohn Capital Resources, a venture capital firm, in Des Moines. One of the early venture capitalists, he was involved in over 100 startups

and over 50 IPOs and served as a director of over 40 public companies. John’s business success fueled a parallel pursuit for him and his wife, Mary, as philanthropists. Their contributions to the University of Iowa included naming gifts for the Pappajohn Business School, the John and Mary Pappajohn Clinical Cancer Center, and the Pappajohn Biomedical Institute. They also established entrepreneurial centers at five institutions in Iowa. John’s generosity extended to Phi Gamma Delta. Through the Educational Foundation, he funded the first year of the Leadership Institute in 2016, established the Pappajohn Scholarship to benefit students based on need and minority or ethnic status, and contributed to scholarships for the Mu Deuteron Chapter at Iowa. His many honors included the Horatio Alger Award, induction into the Iowa Hall of Fame, and four honorary degrees. He was named a Distinguished Fiji in 1967.

Samuel A. Wilson (Oklahoma 1952) passed ad astra on November 19, 2022.

After graduation from Oklahoma, Sam served in the U.S. Navy and then earned an MBA from Harvard Business School. In 1963 he moved to Austin, Texas, to start a business. Wilson Oxygen and Supply Co. began with one truck, one driver and a bookkeeper and grew to one of the largest independent industrial gas companies in the U.S. He served on the boards of the Austin Chamber of Commerce, Junior Achievement, the Austin Community Foundation, the OU School of Chemical Engineering, the OU Alumni Association and the Harvard Business School Alumni Board. His philanthropy included an endowed professorship of chemical engineering at OU, endowed chairs at the Austin Symphony Orchestra, and major gifts to hospitals in Temple and Round Rock, Texas. Sam was named to the Distinguished Graduates Society of the OU College of Engineering and received the Regents’ Alumni Award for distinctive impact on the University of Oklahoma.

Pennsylvania

Dwight R. Martin (1965), 8/29/2021

Charles J. McMahon Jr (1955), 12/10/2022

Pennsylvania State

D. Blair Beebe (1959), 12/24/2021

Kenneth K. Emerson (1948), 1/27/2023

Harold J. Heffner Jr (1961), 7/25/2022

Thomas L. West (1959), 12/4/2022

Pittsburgh

William R. Eichelberger III (1995), 11/1/2022

William B. Kephart (1949), 1/23/2023

Adam Kucia (1998), 1/7/2023

Clarence W. McCaslin III (1986), 2/14/2023

Timothy A. Peach (1973), 11/6/2022

Purdue

Thomas A. Barr (1982), 12/26/2022

Jeffery W. Covert (1966), 1/29/2023

Robert N. Dietrick (1977), 12/7/2022

Fredric C. Phares (1956), 4/15/2022

Joe L. Showalter (1956), 10/23/2022

Rhode Island

Richard C. Easterbrooks (1956), 11/17/2021

Richmond

Berndt H. Bohm (1970), 11/10/2022

William T. Hogarth (1963), 11/5/2022

Arthur L. Pleasants III (1947), 8/22/2022

George R. Rapp (1963), 3/12/2023

Rose-Hulman

Morrell E. Lowery (1973), 1/10/2023

Rutgers

Garth W. Smalley (1991), 12/4/2021

Sewanee

M. Keith Cox (1961), 4/3/2022

George N. Hunt III (1953), 10/23/2022

Neil L. Monroe (1963), 9/9/2021

Kenton B. Rea (1957), 2/19/2022

Southern Methodist

Karl Koenig (1963), 11/24/2022

Gerald R. Sensabaugh Jr (1951), 7/22/2022

David W. Soelter (1949), 11/18/2022

Stanford

John C. Steinberg Jr (1954), 4/5/2023

Syracuse

Jerry Cailor (1960), 11/27/2021

Vincent J. Cronin Jr (1963), 10/16/2022

Robert B. Irving (1982), 3/6/2023

John P. Roy (1958), 1/13/2023

Tennessee

Steven B. Crain (1978), 3/1/2023

Jerry L. Crossno (1958), 1/16/2023

Alvin R. Murphy Jr (1947), 4/13/2022

Tennessee Tech

Richard L. Buttrey (1984), 2/4/2022

Texas

William M. Campbell IV (1970), 1/5/2023

Preston H. Dial Jr (1950), 1/15/2023

James B. Giles (1974), 1/11/2023

John A. Gilliam (1961), 3/4/2023

William N. Hamilton (1944), 11/18/2022

W. Hugh Looney III (1963), 12/17/2022

Robert W. Mighell (1961), 11/18/2022

Donald R. Rector (1965), 11/25/2022

Robert A. Spears (1964), 12/24/2022

H. Philip Whitworth Jr (1969), 11/10/2022

Texas Christian

James F. Mytinger (1983), 8/18/2022

Christopher R. Wilshire (2011), 10/21/2022

Texas San Antonio

Kyle G. Duncan (2008), 12/13/2022

Texas Tech

Jerry B. Fraley (1958), 11/23/2022

James C. Goggan (1960), 11/21/2022

William W. Jackson (1975), 2/7/2023

D. Bruce Johnson (1956), 12/30/2022

James M. McCulloch (1957), 12/16/2022

Michael M. Morse (1962), 1/14/2023

Kenneth W. Presley (1981), 9/4/2022

Toronto

Bashar D. Aziz (2003), 10/30/2022

Hugh A. Rose (1950), 12/2/2022

Tulane

Bryan S. Dillon (1995), 4/2/2023

Union

Robert J. Gresham (1968), 2/23/2022

Junius W. Stephenson (1944), 5/16/2022

Virginia

Arthur B. Johnson (1960), 5/13/2022

George B. Thomas Jr (1957), 3/10/2023

Wabash

John M. Ballantyne (1952), 8/26/2022

William L. Beckwith (1947), 1/13/2023

Stephen A. Claffey (1967), 1/30/2023

Terry N. Kilgore (1960), 11/29/2021

Washington

Jay D. Decker (1957), 1/4/2023

Haines B. Gaffner Jr (1955), 11/16/2022

Clifford W. Ireland (1966), 3/16/2022

James C. Kelleher (1959), 4/14/2022

Steve R. Kraemer (1967), 10/22/2022

Robert S. Labow (1962), 4/9/2022

Larry Mounger (1959), 10/8/2022

Washington & Jefferson

Wayne C. Baxter (1966), 4/8/2022

Douglas J. Buchheit (1965), 1/4/2023

John G. Kramer (1952), 3/20/2023

Washington & Lee

Harry L. Pressley Jr (1958), 2/17/2022

Washington State

Kevin M. Graham (1972), 2/10/2023

Roger C. King (1966), 2/17/2023

Wayne State

Kirk M. Nicola (2018), 3/18/2023

Westminster

Reuben Davis (1966), 8/4/2021

William Jewell

Donald M. Dahlfues (1961), 12/22/2022

Jack M. Dymond (1964), 6/20/2023

Larry M. Hamilton (1961), 1/5/2023

Wisconsin

Peter J. Colquhoun (1978), 12/17/2021

Bruce W. Schwoegler (1965), 8/4/2022

Henry V. Tease (1962), 1/13/2023

Wittenberg

Michael O. Albl (1951), 11/13/2022

Samuel F. Egger (1950), 10/30/2022

Dean W. Shaffer (1948), 6/24/2022

WPI

H. Slayton Altenburg (1965), 8/26/2022

Yale

Lester E. Frankenthal III (1951), 7/24/2021

Stephen D. Gilbert (1960), 11/21/2022

Sheldon Jones Jr (1959), 6/9/2022

Malcolm W. McDonald (1958), 8/25/2022

Fraternally Speaking

There is an old saying that nothing worth having comes easy. There are many derivations, but the gist of the saying is that almost everything in life requires effort, and those that work for it will be rewarded.

Admittedly I am generalizing, but that saying seems contradictory to societal expectations today. Too often we look for the easy fix instead of the right solution. We spend more time looking for an easier path than putting in the needed thought and effort to tackle our toughest problems. We rely on old ways, despite repeatedly being unhappy with the result, instead of charting a new – often difficult – course.

On May 1, Phi Gamma Delta celebrated its 175th anniversary, and with it the many adaptations over time have kept us strong and maintained our relevance in the lives of our members. None of those were easy, and often took significant time. From overhauling of our governance structure in the 1890s, to removing restrictive membership clauses from our laws in the 1960s, to adapting our joining process today, our Fraternity continues to prove its durability and timeless nature of its principles.

Implementation of the New Model is not easy, but it is right for our future. It recognizes the need to focus on a recruitment model that finds the men our chapters want and need, and who otherwise may not have availed themselves of the campus recruitment process. It also focuses on the continuous education and development of our undergraduate members to keep them involved and engaged throughout their academic careers. As our Early Adopters

are finding, it takes work, it takes an open mind, and it takes support.

Rob Caudill Executive Director

After learning of the New Model, a wise fraternal friend shared with me a graphic labeled ‘The Path to Innovation’, which describes the ups and downs of major change. It recognizes the ups and downs over time, and the ‘Dark night of the innovator’ – periods of significant challenge that are bound to raise questions as to whether the change is worth it. However, with time and effort, lasting results are seen.

I understand how some may believe that the New Model – initiation without pledging - is the easy way. Some may argue that eliminating pledging eliminates the need to work for membership, and thus it is no longer worthwhile. The reality under the New Model is that membership is more difficult to achieve, that chapters work much harder to evaluate a man during recruitment and set expectations that a man earn his membership every day, not just during pledgeship.

I am extremely proud of our fifty-seven chapters who have begun implementation, and the many more who will throughout the coming year. It's not easy, but they are choosing a path which will improve their chapters and the Fraternity for decades to come.

On the topic, Theodore Roosevelt is quoted as saying, “Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty… I have never in my life envied a human being who led an easy life. I have envied a great many people who led difficult lives and led them well." t

Founded at Jefferson College, Canonsburg, PA, on May 1, 1848, by John Templeton McCarty, Samuel Beatty Wilson, James Elliott, Ellis Bailey Gregg, Daniel Webster Crofts & Naaman Fletcher

The Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta 1201 Red Mile Rd, PO Box 4599, Lexington, KY 405444599 | 859-255-1848 | phigam@phigam.org

Archons

• President: Bill Hunnicutt (Texas Arlington 1981)

• Vice Pres: Tim Kilduff (Kent State 1968)

• Treasurer: Don Herman (Calgary 1984)

• Secretary: Matt Amend (Iowa 1987)

• Councilor: James Neilson (Akron 1991)

• Councilor: Robert Siedell (Mississippi State 1974)

• Councilor: Jon Yates (Texas A&M 1991)

• Councilor: J.T. Stoll (Western Kentucky 2023)

• Councilor: Zach Berard (Kansas State 2024)

Headquarters Staff Executive Director: Rob Caudill (Akron 2004) Asst Executive Director: Todd Rotgers (Minnesota 2011)

• CFO: Will Shier (DePauw 1988)

• Sr Dir of Chapter Services: Noah Reetz

• Sr Dir of Education: Lauren Leif

• Sr Dir of Graduate Engagement: Dionysis Protopapadakis (Appalachian State 2017)

• Dir of Accountability: Cat Corso

• Dir of Chapter Services-East: Ben Blacklock (Sam Houston 2015)

• Dir of Chapter Services-West: Emily Sledd

• Dir of Communications: Erica Carlson

• Dir of Fraternity Growth: Graham Hess (Akron 2021)

• Dir of Graduate Engagement: Johnathon Allen (Indiana State 2007)

• Dir of Membership & Operations: Amy Watson

• Dir of Undergraduate Member Experience: Abby McCollum

• Asst Dir of Education: Andrew Depew (Kentucky 2010)

• Coordinator of Communications: Erin Huebner

Administrative Assistant: Mahogany Dobbins

Receptionist: Tina Ritchie

Field Secretaries: Jordan Archer (Alabama Birmingham 2021); West Brownlee (Christopher Newport 2022); Sean Moskal (Mississippi State 2021); Craig Osborne (Embry-Riddle 2022); Alex Pouttu (Wayne State 2021)

Appointed General Officers

• Curator of Archives: Joe Weist (Rose-Hulman 1987)

• Dir of DEIB: DeVere Kutscher (Davidson 1997)

• Educational Dir: Amelious Whyte (Minnesota Faculty)

• General Counsel: Jim Boyers (Hanover 1994)

• Historian: Towner Blackstock (Davidson 1994)

• PR Dir: Mike Sacks (James Madison 2004)

• Ritualist: Josh Laufenberg (Illinois 2008)

Educational Foundations

Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation PO Box 4599, Lexington, KY 40544-4599

Board Members

• Chairman: Glenn Moor (Texas Tech 1984)

• Vice Chairman: Mike Lucas (Bradley 1983)

• Finance Comm Chairman: Kevin Haga (Jacksonville 1992)

• Secretary: Bill Brand (RPI 1987)

• Directors: Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987); Donald Heinrich (Chicago 1974); Mitchell Henn (Case Western 1972); John O'Neill (Akron 1987); Ron Nelson (Richmond 1977); Rob Wunderlich (DePauw 1988)

Phi Gamma Delta Foundation of Canada 804-2185 Marine Dr, Oakville, ON L6L 5L6

Board Members

• President: Tristan Patterson (Alberta 2010)

• Vice President: Michael Ainsworth (British Columbia 1987)

• Treasurer: Stephen Firth (Western Ontario 1973)

• Secretary: Murray Coulter (Western Ontario 1972)

• Directors: Erez Bahar (British Columbia 2001); John Carswell (Alberta 1976); Norm Dundas (McGill 1963); Donald Herman (Calgary 1985); Ashley O’Kurley (Alberta 1994); Rob Witchel (Toronto 1987)

• Trustee Emeritus: Cameron Murray (Alberta 1972) US & Canadian Foundations Staff

• Executive Director: Ben Robinson (HampdenSydney 1986)

• COO/CFO: Will Shier (DePauw 1988)

• Sr Dir of Graduate Engagement: Dionysis Protopapadakis (Appalachian State 2017)