Frater July 2016

The Frater THE MAGAZINE OF PI LAMBDA PHI FRATERNITY SINCE 1915 Volume #111, Issue No. 1

Pi Lambda Phi

Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation

Fraternity

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FOREWORD Foreword...........................................................2 From the IEC President.................................3 From the EF President...................................4 Remembering George....................................5 From the Executive Director....................... 6 Pilam Nation is Growing................................7

International Executive Council

Educational Foundation

Jeff Buhler, C.K.

Shawn Upchurch, C.K.

Jon Campbell

Roger Orloff, C.K.

Paul Griffin

Jeff Buhler, C.K.

J. Bradley Morrison, C.K.

Dave LaBanc

President FL Delta

Vice President VA Omega Alpha Treasurer NC Epsilon Kappa Secretary MA Theta

Jim Good

President OH Beta Tau

Secretary NY Kappa Tau Trustee FL Delta

Trustee OH Beta Tau

Chip Luman

Big Pi Spotlight................................................8

Councilman FL Delta Upsilon

Scholarship Recipients................................ 9

Trustee PA Omega Gamma

Jack Marsh, Big Pi

Jack Marsh, Big Pi

2014-2015 Donors..........................................10

Councilman OH Beta Tau

Ryan Overturf

Trustee OH Beta Tau

Gary Sanders

Councilman PA Alpha Delta

Trustee PA Sigma Upsilon

Gary Sanders

Dan Scott, C.K.

Councilman PA Sigma Upsilon

International Headquarters Ian Lowe

Executive Director OH Beta Tau

Patrick Spanner

Director of Chapter Operations WA Epsilon Alpha

Michael Zanotelli

Senior Coordinator of Chapter Services WI Chi Upsilon

Orrin Webb

Senior Expansion Coordinator MD Kappa Delta

Daniel Degallier

Expansion Coordinator WI Alpha Nu

John Palasits

Expansion Coordinator MD Kappa Delta

Laura Patricio

Finance and IHQ Administration

Trustee IL Tau Delta

Dan Scott, C.K. Councilman IL Tau Delta

We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Please mail your correspondence to the following mailing address: Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity, Inc. 60 Newtown Road #118, Danbury, CT 06810 (203) 740-1044 | foundation@pilambdaphi.org www.pilambdaphi.org

Drew Sfugaras

Councilman FL Epsilon Lambda

Brendan Sorg Councilman OH Beta Tau

Shawn Upchurch, C.K. Councilman OH Beta Tau

Andrew Foray

Undergraduate Councilman VA Omicron Zeta

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The Frater

shares updates about the Fraternity and showcases the amazing ways our Brothers are making a difference and how others can help. It is a result and a culmination of the Brotherhood and teamwork all of us experienced as undergraduates.

In addition to the Frater, please check the pilambdaphi.org website and the Pi Lambda Phi Facebook page for regular updates. Please share your experiences and thoughts, as we want to share your experiences with our entire Brotherhood.

FROM the IEC PRESIDENT I

t is once again my privilege to address the brothers of Pi Lambda Phi Fraternity and I write with the hope that you all had a fantastic 2016 thus far. It is my great pleasure to tell you all about the health and prosperity of Pi Lambda Phi. Under the direction of our Executive Director, our staff continues to lead our chapters in a positive direction and we are seeing unprecedented growth. As the staff focuses on recruitment with the leadership of our chapters, we are seeing immediate and staggering results. Our chapter sizes are increasing and we are graduating more Pilams than ever before. In 2010 Pi Lambda Phi had 800 undergraduate students. Today we can count almost 1,600.

We are also growing the number of chapters under the leadership of Ian and his staff. We opened four colonies in 2015 and are in line to open five more this year. The large part of our success is due to understanding the experience today’s undergraduate student is seeking, and making the Pi Lambda Phi experience relevant to them. All new colonies/chapters and a great number of existing chapters operate using a standards based model and hold each other accountable for contributing meaningfully to the chapter. As a result, we are able to recruit more brothers and open new colonies at a blistering pace.

For a brief moment I would like to take you back to 1895. Our Founders, Werner, Levy and Fisher, established Pi Lambda Phi with the essential belief that our Fraternity would accept men based on their character and not their skin color

or religious beliefs. Now we return to 2016 and, at the time I am writing to you, the United States of America has twice elected its first non-Caucasian President. Does this mean that our country has finally caught up to the ideals of our Fraternity?

Unfortunately, the answer is no, which is why Pi Lambda Phi is as relevant today as it was more than a century ago.

Proof that Pi Lambda Phi, our Creed and our philanthropy are as relevant today as ever can, unfortunately, be found throughout the country.

Many of you are undoubtedly familiar with the ignorance that transpired at the University of Oklahoma where some members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon were videotaped singing hateful and racist songs. As a result, the University of Missouri President resigned under pressure from African American students because of his failure to address racist and anti-Semitic behavior and actions by other students. It is because of this continuing racism and anti-Semitism that the ideals and beliefs of Pi Lambda Phi must be disseminated with a louder voice than theirs.

Brothers, if we live the Creed everyday we will be one step closer to stamping out the vile beliefs and behavior of the ignorant.

Fraternally, Jeff Buhler, C.K., President IEC

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Have Pilam News?

If you have Pilam news, we want to hear about it! Email any personal, chapter, or in-memorium updates to the Foundation at foundation@pilambdaphi.org.

FROM the EF PRESIDENT

BUILDING the FOUNDATION for OUR FUTURE T

he state of the Pi Lambda Phi Education Foundation is tenuous. Staffed entirely by alumni brothers who give generously of their time and supported by brothers who give generously of their treasure, the Educational Foundation is charged with assuring the longevity of Pi Lambda Phi by creating and prudently managing such financial reserves. Any organization with operating expenses that hopes to endure, must build financial reserves to assure its viability and enable it to take advantage of unexpected opportunities.

While much remains to be done, the Foundation has taken great strides toward these objectives.

It has launched an Annual Fund that provided $39,000 in scholarships and training in chapter management for undergraduate brothers in FY 2015. A capital campaign honoring Brother George Beck in currently in the planning stage. The Kovner Corps has been created to help recruit volunteers for all Pi Lambda Phi initiatives. The Elimination of Prejudice Foundation has been created as an independent entity to pursue the ideals of our founders, Brothers Werner, Levy and Fisher, and as a more effective vehicle for soliciting outside contributions to fund its projects. To supplement the efforts of volunteers, relationships have been built with specialists to which necessary work can be outsourced. All of this and other work of the Foundation has been coordinated with that of the International Executive Council under the guidance of the 2009 Strategic Plan of Pi Lambda Phi. This plan is now in the process of being refreshed and updated.

For six years, these accomplishments were led

by Brother Christopher (Chip) Luman, PA Omega Gamma ’89. Brother Luman recently stepped down as President of the Educational Foundation but will continue as a Trustee. It is my honor to succeed him. He has set a very high standard for me to follow.

If Pi Lambda Phi is to succeed and endure, it will be necessary that the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation succeed as well. This will require the support of all brothers. Please give annually, even $20 would be a great help.

Click “DONATE” on the Pilam homepage, www. pilambdaphi.org, and follow the instructions to give online or otherwise. If you would like to become involved as a volunteer in the work of the

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Foundation or in any other Pilam initiative, email foundation@pilambdaphi.org to tell us about yourself, your interests, and how to get in touch with you. It’s a great time to be a Pilam!

Fraternally Yours, Shawn Upchurch, C.K., President Educational Foundation

Convention 2016

August 11-14, 2016 Hyatt Regency Lisle Lisle, Illinois www.pilambdaphi.org/convention

REMEMBERING GEORGE

GEORGE BECK JOINS CHAPTER ETERNAL A

s many of you know Pi Lambda Phi lost a treasure last year. George Beck joined the chapter eternal at the age of 93, but he left behind an enormous legacy and taught life lessons to an immeasurable number of Pilams.

It is not possible to capture what George meant to Pi Lambda Phi in the small amount of words that will fit into this column, or even in the entire publication. It is for this reason that George’s life and incredible contributions to Pi Lambda Phi will be celebrated throughout this year.

George belonged to our Virginia Omega Alpha Chapter at the University of Virginia. He

graduated in 1943 and after graduation joined the Navy. After a distinguished naval career, George came back to us in 1966 and began his long tenure as our Executive Secretary/Director.

Although Pi Lambda Phi is the first non-sectarian fraternity we did not have many African American brothers, mostly due to a very limited enrollment of black students in American universities.

George was a leader when it came to integrating our chapters. In late 1966, a handful of University of Virginia (UVA) students, including African American David Temple, joined Alan Silverman in connecting with George and forming the Pi Lambda Club. This was as an initial step in reestablishing Pi Lambda Phi at UVA. George very shortly arrived in Charlottesville and began to engage the group, as well as the decidedly unenthusiastic Dean of the University. Their first efforts to be accepted as a colony were rejected by the Inter-fraternity Council. The principal reason given was that they "lacked diversity."

George and the group were incredulous since only four men of color had enrolled with David in 1965, among 1300 first year students. Even that number was deemed a banner entering number in those times. Indeed, VA Omega Alpha Chapter, Pi Lambda Phi's return to UVA would desegregate their fraternity system whenever approval was won. They were finally chartered as a 30-member fraternity in 1969. Remembering, we honor and give thanks to George, and his

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historic, Creed in hand leadership at Thomas Jefferson's university, and his very own alma mater.

There will be more stories to come and we will do our best to celebrate his life throughout 2016.

George Beck was a friend to all, especially Pilam brothers, and we miss him dearly.

Rest in peace George.

Fraternally, Dan Scott, C.K.

FROM the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR and average chapter size are increasing as well! Over 2/3rds of our new members are also now taking part in our online new member education modules that help complement the information the chapter’s Educator teaches.

More chapters are intentionally spreading awareness of our Creed through Elimination of PrejudiceSM programming. We are growing our staff. We began the year with seven full time employees – the largest our staff has ever been!

As we experience success in the aforementioned areas, we can reinvest back into our chapters by bringing on more staff to support them. Finally, we are graduating more Pilams.

During the 2015-2016 school year we also celebrated the 121st anniversary of our founding at Yale. We celebrated this milestone with a

wonderful regional banquet on Long Island in New York. In addition to the six different chapters that sent undergraduate brothers, members of our International Executive Council, Educational Foundation, and Headquarters team were in attendance. Parents and dates of the undergraduate brothers were also in attendance to celebrate this special occasion with us.

There remains much work to do, but there are just so many positive things happening that it is hard to be anything less than excited about the direction our fraternity is heading. The future looks bright!

Fraternally, Ian Lowe, IHQ Executive Director

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reetings brothers! This past year was another successful one for our fraternity.

After more than 20 years without growing on the West Coast, the Headquarters colonized at the University of California, Merced with 47 Founding Fathers. Our growth through expansion continues this coming year as we re-open chapters at Drexel University and the University of Pittsburgh, as well as colonizing at the University of Northern Iowa and Purdue University.

We continue to have some of our strongest years ever in respect to financial collections.

Attendance at both regional conferences and our summer Convention continue to increase every year. Our overall membership numbers

CA Alpha Upsilon (Univeristy of California, Merced) Founding Class, Spring 2016

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PILAM NATION is GROWING T

he launch of Pi Lambda Phi’s current strategic plan in 2010 brought about an intentional effort to grow Pilam Nation. Since 2010, Pilam has colonized on 17 campuses, including the University of Illinois ChampaignUrbana, Roanoke College, St. John’s University, Rutgers University – New Brunswick, Indiana University, Indiana State University, and the University of California, Merced. Campuses already secured for future expansions include the University of Pittsburgh, Drexel University, Virginia Commonwealth University, Purdue University, and the University of California, Davis.

A complete list of recent and future expansions is listed to the right.

One of our most successful expansions was the re-colonization of IN Alpha Theta at Indiana University in the Fall of 2014. The colony was started with a class of 42 Founding Fathers and after just three semesters operating as a colony, the Brothers of IN Alpha Theta have experienced

great success. They co-hosted a week of events supporting Pilam’s philanthropy, the Elimination of PrejudiceSM, and successfully initiated over 80 additional members, ending this past year with over 100 active Brothers and took home the IFC Chapter of Excellence Award.

The International Headquarters is very excited about the growth of Pilam Nation. With more and more partnerships being formed with institutions, there continues to be a bright future for Pilam expansion. If you are interested in learning more about future expansion efforts, or the possibility of re-colonizing an inactive Chapter, please contact me via email at headquarters@pilambdaphi.org.

Fraternally, Patrick Spanner, IHQ Dir. of Chapter Operations

IN Alpha Theta (Indiana University) receiving IFC Chapter of Excellence Award, Spring 2016

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Expansion Timeline Fall 2010 Salisbury University Fall 2011 Carroll University Roanoke College Fall 2012 Bloomsburg University University of Illinois University of Wisconsin-Stout Spring 2013 St. John’s University Fall 2013 Christopher Newport University Spring 2014 Frostburg State University Fall 2014 Indiana University Stony Brook University Spring 2015 Pace University–Pleasantville Fall 2015 Indiana State University Rutgers University Spring 2016 Hofstra University University of California, Merced Fall 2016 Drexel University University of Pittsburgh University of Northern Iowa Spring 2017 Purdue University Fall 2017 University of California, Davis Virginia Commonwealth University Fall 2018 Towson University Fall 2019 Grand Valley State University

BIG PI SPOTLIGHT

JACK MARSH, BIG PI JOINS LEADERSHIP TEAM

The Frater, the original Pi Lambda Phi magazine, was first published in 1915. Originally, The Frater was published four times annually and was intended to be a lifetime subscription to keep all Pilam Alumni connected to the operation of their Fraternity.

First Amendment and diversity advocate, career journalist and retired foundation executive becomes Educational Foundation Trustee and The Elimination of Prejudice Foundation Chair

Technology has increased the ability to share news in a timely manner through the Fraternity website, email, Facebook, Twitter, and plenty of other social media tools. These new methods allow the Fraternity to stay connected with the entire Brotherhood while reducing the costs to produce and mail a printed magazine. The savings from even a single printing can fund several scholarships and educational programs offered to our undergraduate Brothers. The Trustees constantly review programs for ways to increase the value of your donations.

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ne of the more impressive stories of how Pilam Alumni Live the Creed is Jack Marsh’s career. In 2014, Marsh retired as President and Chief Operating Officer of the Al Neuharth Media Center at the University of South Dakota. Until March 2013, Jack Marsh served as President and Chief Operating Officer of the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute.

Marsh founded the American Indian Journalism Institute and among the original organizers of the Crazy Horse Journalism Workshop at Crazy Horse Memorial, which he served as a board member for twelve years. During his time as president of the Diversity Institute, he was as an adjunct professor of journalism at the University of South Dakota and at Belmont University in Nashville.

Throughout his career, Marsh exemplified what it meant to Lead Like a Pilam. He dedicated his life to advancing free expression, diversity, civility and compassion. He had a knack for being fair and open-minded.

Pi Lambda Phi honored Marsh with the Big Pi lifetime achievement award in 2010. His body of work as a servant leader and non-profit executive enshrined him into the Who’s Who of four other world-class organizations; Baldwin Wallace University, Native American Journalists

The FRATER of Today

Association, University of South Dakota and the South Dakota Newspaper Association.

Please help me welcome Jack Marsh to Pilam’s leadership team. He exemplifies what it means to Lead Like a Pilam.

Fraternally Yours, Shawn Upchurch, C.K., President Educational Foundation

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SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS A

nnually, through your donations, the Educational Foundation awards scholarships to some of the top undergraduate Pilams.

The recipients had GPA’s above 3.0 and had involvement in their Chapter, campus, and communities.

Fall 2014 Recipients

General Foundation Scholarship Jason Bleecher, NY Phi Lambda Bradley Korer, VA Theta Xi

Spring 2015 Recipients Dorothy Beck Virginia Omega Alpha Scholarship John Costello, VA Omega Alpha

General Foundation Scholarship Leonard Bernas, FL Delta Upsilon Jason Bleecher, NY Phi Lambda Julian Brown, VA Omicron Zeta Gharvhel Carre, NY Phi Lambda Tyler Held, WI Chi Upsilon De'Andre Jones, WI Alpha Nu William Kacsur, PA Omega Gamma Kevin Keh, MD Alpha Omicron William Knight, MD Pi Phi Bradley Korer, VA Theta Xi Christopher Kuczkowski, NC Epsilon Kappa Andrew Martinez, WI Chi Upsilon Ryan Moenning, WI Alpha Nu Jeremy Peavey, VA Lambda Kappa

Fall 2015 Recipients

George A. Beck, H.B. Scholarship Benjamin Cowgill, VA Lambda Kappa Stanley L Klunder, H.B. Leadership Scholarship Nicholas Alessi, WI Chi Upsilon General Foundation Scholarship Jacob Bowers, FL Delta Upsilon Neil Brady, IN Alpha Theta Benjamin Burich, WI Alpha Nu Benjamin Berzberg, VA Alpha Psi Tyler Held, WI Chi Upsilon Stephen Jenkins, VA Lambda Kappa De'Andre Jones, WI Alpha Nu William Knight, MD Pi Phi Andrew Liang, VA Omega Alpha Anthony Marrocco, NY Phi Lambda Cory Mckee, PA Sigma Upsilon Larkin Meadows, VA Lambda Kappa Jesse Monoski, PA Alpha Delta Seth Oliveira, VA Omicron Zeta Brendan Player, VA Alpha Psi Zachary Rigotti, WI Alpha Nu Samuel Simpson, WI Chi Upsilon Kevin Skier, NY Alpha Pi Alex Sperry, WI Chi Upsilon John Tedesco, VA Omicron Zeta Stephen Waltz, WI Omega

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Your Donations Your first taste of significant responsibility may have come from Pi Lambda Phi. Your life has probably been shaped by this experience.

You grew and matured because of it. You formed friendships that have lasted a lifetime.

Please give today to assure that another generation of undergraduate Brothers will have the same opportunities.

Through the years, all of us have seen deserving undergraduate Brothers be a part of this Fraternity but also struggle because of merely not having enough money to cope with ever rising tuition costs.

There are two ways to give; either online via credit card, or by mail with a check. Your generous donation can make an impact today!

Give online at: www.pilambdaphi.org/donation By mail: PLP Educational Foundation 60 Newtown Rd #118 Danbury, CT 06810 We are asking you to join us in funding educational projects. Your gifts can send Brothers to receive leadership training at the Annual Convention, or provide incentive scholarship grants to deserving Brothers.

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hank you to the Brothers and Friends of Pilam who gave generously to the Pi Lambda Phi Educational Foundation during the 2014-2015 fiscal year (July 1, 2014 - June 30, 2015). Below are the names of those donors.

Beck Society ($10,000+)

Friends of Pilam Frank R. Goodman Family Foundation

The Purple & Gold Society ($5,000 - $9,999) CA Tau University of California, Berkeley David Masson '77 FL Delta University of Florida Donald Chaiken '55

The 1895 Society ($1,895 - $4,999)

NY Sigma Tau Brooklyn College Allan Starr '65 PA Omega Gamma Pennsylvania State University Hugh Joyce '60

The Woodbine Society ($1,000 - $1,894)

CA Tau University of California, Berkeley Todd Gelfand '77 CA Upsilon University of California, Los Angeles Stephen Meisel '61 IL Tau Delta University of Illinois Daniel Scott '86 NY Kappa Tau Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Roger Orloff '57 OH Beta Tau Baldwin Wallace University John Marsh '68 Texas Alpha Omega Texas Tech University John Griffis '72

VA Omicron Zeta Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Marc Weppner '92 WA Epsilon Alpha Eastern Washington University Antony Locati '92 WI Omega University of Wisconsin, Madison Dale Mitchell '83

The Founders Club ($500 - $999)

CA Upsilon University of California, Los Angeles William Feldman '51 FL Delta University of Florida Robert Klausner '71 FL Kappa Epsilon Florida Atlantic University David Fechtman '93 MA Theta Massachusetts Institute of Technology Matthew Lorber '53 NC Epsilon Kappa North Carolina State University Paul Griffin '96 NC Omega Beta University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill John Ferrari '74 NY Kappa Tau Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Kenneth Mosig '72 Jaques Wolfner '54 PA Gamma Sigma University of Pittsburgh Michael Mabunay '74 PA Omega Gamma Pennsylvania State University Dennis Bernstein '65 Jeffrey Loeb '65 Samuel Ryan '60 PA Tau Omega Franklin & Marshall College Philip Samponaro '60 WI Omega University of Wisconsin, Madison Mark Brickman '52

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The Torch Club ($250 - $499)

DE Delta Alpha University of Delaware Christopher Doty '90 FL Delta University of Florida Mark Yaeger '68 FL Epsilon Lambda Florida State University Drew Sfugaras '96 IL Tau Delta University of Illinois David Klein '80 IN Alpha Delta Indiana State University Douglas Butler '82 Robert Nisbet '65 MA Kappa Nu University of Massachusetts Donald Green '80 NC Omega Beta University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill John Glenn '66 Scott Reid '69 Michael Taylor '88 NJ Theta Stevens Institute of Technology Edward Gregory '67 NY Kappa Tau Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Richard Anderson '54 Barton Regan '86 Joshua Segal '65 NY Sigma Tau Brooklyn College Leon Schein '58 PA Alpha Delta Temple University Roger Rosenblum '58 PA Beta Zeta Carnegie Mellon University Mark Hamill '88 Gary McMaster '88 PA Gamma Sigma University of Pittsburgh Jonathan Daspin '87 PA Phi Sigma University of the Sciences in Philadelphia Russell Daniels '85

2014-2015 DONORS VA Lambda Kappa Roanoke College Harvey Wood '66 VA Omega Alpha University of Virginia Mortimer Caplin '33 Robert Downer '69 Stephen Olin '69 Thomas Saunders '70 David Temple '69 VA Psi College of William & Mary Stephen Lovell '58

The Anniversary Club ($120 - $249)

CA Tau University of California, Berkeley David Binetti '89 Morton Rothman '52 CA Upsilon University of California, Los Angeles Richard Grey '56 CO Alpha Beta University of Denver James Schultz '66 CT Alpha Chi University of Hartford Robert Namerow '67 FL Delta University of Florida Hadley Engelhard '85 Morris Futernick '56 Stephen Gardner '58 Allen Levi '67 Jay Levy '77 Larry Mizrach '51 Joel Rabin '56 Charles Steinmetz '58 Barry Zimbler '57 FL Delta Upsilon Florida Institute of Technology Alan Brown '95 Kyle Kufeldt '93 IL Tau Delta University of Illinois Stephen Chodash '78 Maury Fertig '79 Ben Niemoeller '03 MA Kappa Theta Boston University Andrew Harris '87

MA Theta Massachusetts Institute of Technology Arthur Auer '49 Howard Cohen '63 James Deasy '81 Peter Richman '44 Philip Zylberman '77 MA Pi Phi Salisbury University Charles Panzavecchia '90 MI Epsilon University of Michigan Robert Mellen '62 MN Kappa Chi Winona State University Fred Foss '93 MO Pi Washington University at St. Louis Sanford Spitzer '48 NJ Theta Stevens Institute of Technology Apollo Duncan '82 Mitchell Stanko '68 NY Alpha Columbia University Bernard Silverman '58 Bennet Silverman '59 NY Beta Lambda Syracuse University George Bruckman '53 Michael Stern '70 NY Beta Omicron St. John's University Thomas Madigan '85 NY Delta Cornell University William Mancoll '53 Jonathan Ruskin '68 Leslie Stern '57 NY Kappa Tau Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Gary Kains '54 David Stark '72 NY Omicron Rho Binghamton University Matthew Katz '96 PA Alpha Delta Temple University Leon Greenspan '53 Alan Markowitz '75 PA Beta Zeta Carnegie Mellon University Steve Marting '91

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VA Alpha Psi (Christopher Newport University) Brothers in Iceland

PA Delta Iota Drexel University Glenn Ankenbrand '82 Barry Hinkle '67 Paul Izat '66 James Morris '78 Darren Ochs '91 Stacy Worthington '65 PA Epsilon Zeta University of Pennsylvania Christopher Higgins '85 John Winter '66 PA Gamma Sigma University of Pittsburgh Pasquale Gentile '78 Joel Smalley '52 Mark Surrey '65 PA Lambda Lehigh University Robert Slater '59 PA Omega Delta Pennsylvania State University, Altoona Robert Davis '76 PA Omega Gamma Pennsylvania State University Ronald Chapman '64 Robert Karalius '14 PA Phi Sigma University of the Sciences in Philadelphia Scott Greene '88

2014-2015 DONORS Donor ($10 - $119)

Past & Current Councilmen - 2015 Leadership Convention PA Tau Omega Franklin & Marshall College Edward Burrs '55 Jerry Leshem '83 Jonathan Stern '88 Texas Alpha Omega Texas Tech University Tryon Lewis '69 VA Lambda Kappa Roanoke College Scott Griswold '75 VA Omega Alpha University of Virginia Charles Dent '69 Kevin King '69 Michael Lewis '72 VA Psi College of William & Mary Samuel Kushner '64 WI Omega University of Wisconsin, Madison Mark Brickman '52 Charles Edwards '59 Ralph Levitt '57 William Pauls '96 Edward Rubin '50 Friends of Pilam Stephen White

CA Kappa University of Southern California Roland Greenberg '49 CA Tau University of California, Berkeley George Boodrookas '81 Douglas Elefant '78 Albert Lapides '46 Steven Tilles '70 CA Upsilon University of California, Los Angeles Mitchell Egers '53 Martin Kozberg '50 George Wolfberg '57 CT Alpha Chi University of Hartford Edward Szepanski '66 FL Delta University of Florida Todd Cielo '89 Steven Edouard '08 Manuel Frankel '59 Howard Grossman '53 Lawrence Jaffe '50 Alan Jarrett '62 John Phillips '54 Charles Stampelos '69 Warren Stein '69 IL Tau Delta University of Illinois Bernard Reizner '55 IN Alpha Delta Indiana State University David Gow '66 Gordon Henriott '69 Michael Myers '88 IN Alpha Theta Indiana University Zalman Weinberg '46 MA Alpha Epsilon University of Massachusetts Lowell Kevin St. Cyr '79 MA Kappa Nu University of Massachusetts William Demeo '71 David DiLillo '77

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MA Theta Massachusetts Institute of Technology Jamie Bader '77 Steven Bader '74 James Barrabee '42 Jack Belz '45 Stephen Dusse '82 Paul Ness '64 Justin Schmidt '06 Vijaykumar Shah '59 Robert Silver '63 MI Epsilon University of Michigan Irving Freeman '78 Douglas Steinberg '78 MO Pi Washington University at St. Louis Gerald Fritz '59 Robert Garden '53 Mark Mason '49 NC Omega Beta University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Preston Comeaux '69 Richard Leach '74 Harry Lerner '51 Charles Ozment '70 NH Pi Dartmouth College Donald Glazer '64 NJ Alpha Lambda Rutgers University - New Brunswick Lawrence Lukenda '69 NJ Theta Stevens Institute of Technology Adam Baum '88 Thomas Gibson '62 Vincent Truncellito '68 NY Beta City College of New York Robert Molz '59 NY Delta Cornell University Arthur Spitzer '68 NY Delta Epsilon Long Island University (CW Post) James Dube '68 NY Gamma New York University Gerald Rosen '44

2014-2015 DONORS NY Kappa Tau Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Robert Antelman '70 Douglas Antelman '80 Mark Grucza '79 John Hockenbury '76 Barry Needalman '65 Ira Poppel '63 Ronald Preston '81 Russell Rywell '82 Allan Sperber '60 Steven Sterling '70 Bryan Wezwick '02 NY Lambda Delta Queens College Bruce Barone '67 NY Omega Mu New York University at Washington Square Sidney Keyles '63 Mortimer Klaus '55 Steve Weintraub '61 NY Phi Lambda Adelphi University Ramy Harel '78 Richard Hyne '73 Jeffrey Zuckerwise '76 NY Sigma Tau Brooklyn College Ira Zankel '62 OH Beta Tau Baldwin Wallace University Vincent Carnevale '96 David LaBanc '92 R. McNeill '72 Thomas Theis '99 PA Alpha Delta Temple University Jerome Balka '48 Marvin Jeshiva '54 Jeffrey Kleinberg '61 Albert Kramer '55 Shawn Mahoney '88 PA Alpha Xi King's College David Ambrulavage '87 PA Beta Zeta Carnegie Mellon University Kenneth Goldman '52 Michael Pierce '63 Peter Saretsky '70 PA Delta Iota Drexel University James Eng '88 Robert Engle '67 Steven Greene '71 Bruce Hedman '69

PA Epsilon Zeta University of Pennsylvania Stanley L. Malkin '61 Robert Sandler '49 Robert Sandler '49 PA Gamma Chi West Chester University Grant Nelson '70 PA Gamma Sigma University of Pittsburgh Joseph Anistranski '80 Ivan Gold '57 Richard Minker '62 PA Lambda Lehigh University Robert Reisman '49 Kurt Stoffel '74 PA Omega Delta Pennsylvania State University, Altoona William Kelley '71 Robert Tribeck '87 PA Omega Gamma Pennsylvania State University Bernard Abeshouse '62 Stanley Berman '66 Dennis Bernstein '65 Anthony Bruno '78 Anthony Bruno '78 Jack Clauser '69 Marvin Goldenberg '48 Malcolm Goldstein '45 Richard Hunter '57 Thomas Turner '62 Alexander Wolf '58 PA Omega Kappa Washington & Jefferson University Norman Posner '50 PA Phi Sigma University of the Sciences in Philadelphia Kenneth Gorski '82 Harry Lipschultz '75 PA Sigma Lafayette College Alfred Adler '51 Daniel Lowell '69 David Schechner '48 Warren Stone '54 PA Sigma Upsilon Shippensburg University Gary Sanders '96

PA Tau Omega Franklin & Marshall College Frederick Billet '51 Paul Kaufman '70 Richard Lavy '53 Howard Lodge '63 VA Lambda Kappa Roanoke College Robert Miller '66 George Nabers '75 VA Omega Alpha University of Virginia David Agard '79 Gregory Britto '78 Micah Sherman '97 VA Psi College of William & Mary Edwin Hopkins '65 Oren Lewis '78 Edwin Wenzel '73 WA Epsilon Alpha Eastern Washington University Jonathan Borell '93 WI Omega University of Wisconsin, Madison Herbert Kohl '53 Arthur Pancoe '46 Richard Steiner '65 Friends of Pilam Laura Dunaway Razoo Foundation Edward Kirklin James Richard Deborah Wallace

FL Delta (University of Florida) - 2016 Nose Bowl Champions

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THE CREED OF PI LAMBDA PHI That all men are created free and equal.

That no society of men can flourish unless members of that society are endowed with the opportunities and privileges of freedom.

That freedom implies the elimination of prejudice -That the elimination of prejudice means a better understanding ‘twixt men.

That it is incumbent upon me to fight for such freedom even with my life.

That it is incumbent upon me, in my personal life, to be devoted to the highest standards of honesty and justice.

That because my country is dedicated to the highest standards of freedom and justice for all men of all creeds, I hereby pledge allegiance to my country, and to its national symbol.

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