Spring 2016 | A newsletter from the Zeta Sigma Chapter of Pi Kappa Phi | Page 4
Rose Queen
Graduating Seniors
With her immeasurable support and endless contributions to our chapter, we would like to announce our first ever Rose Queen, Chelsey Chen.
The time has come to say farewell to the following brothers. Thank you for all your contributions to this chapter. We know you all will continue to uphold the values of our student creed in every aspect of your lives. Best wishes, and remember, once a Pi Kapp, always a Pi Kapp! Thomas Cartwright | Founding Father | Spring ‘13 Jeremy Vicario | Founding Father | Fall ‘13 James Blake | Founding Father | Winter ‘14 Thomas Boisvert | Founding Father | Spring ‘14 Zach Elsberry | Founding Father | Spring ‘14 Jason Lau | Alpha Class | Fall ‘14 Kenneth Leung | Alpha Class | Fall ‘14 Deion Deng | Gamma Class | Spring ‘15
Meet Epsilon Class
Sevan Nahabedian | Big: Colin Kim | Warbears Originally from the Redwood City, a suburb of San Francisco, Sevan Nahabedian is a rising junior. Sevan is majoring in Genetics and Genomics and minoring in Political Science and intends to earn a JD after graduation. In his spare time, Sevan enjoys watching sports (Go [SF] Giants), being outdoors, road cycling, listening to music and spending quality time with the brothers of Pi Kappa Phi. To Sevan, Zeta Sigma is an opportunity to grow his social and professional networks and an opportunity to leave a lasting impact on something greater than himself. Nick Campbell | Big: Raul Garcia | Warbears Nick Campbell is a recent transfer student from San Jose, studying Spanish and International Relations. He chose Pi Kappa Phi because of the brotherhood he saw and the opportunities for philanthropy that the fraternity offers. He used to volunteer in an equine therapy program for foster kids before coming to Davis, and looks forward to participating in the Ability Experience events Zeta Sigma has in the future. He is also the only person Tom Boisvert has ever brought out that crossed. Daniel Hernandez | Big: Kenneth Leung | Warbears Daniel Hernandez is another international student from Tijuana, Mexico. Undeclared in biological sciences, Hernandez hopes to attend Medical School after graduation. He is currently a member of Danzantes del Alma here at UC Davis, which is a dance group of the Mexican culture. Hernandez joined Pi Kappa Phi because he wanted to improve his social skills and develop himself as a leader. He also enjoys the brotherhood, which wasn’t like anything he expected. He will be next year’s secretary as well.