Purdue University Chapter
Transit Club News Connecting Purdue-Chapter Alumni of Triangle Fraternity
Recruitment Team Makes Outstanding New-Member Gains! Recruiting endeavors have been highly successful this year, resulting in 15 men joining the Fall 2022 Class and 17 men joining the Spring 2023 Class! Active Recruiting Director Joey Massaro and Triangle’s Recruiting Consultant, Quinn Moran, developed targeted recruiting lists, social-media communications, and fun social events that significantly increased our recent Pledge Class sizes. We will have 48 Actives living in the House in Fall 2023, with census rising to the mid-50s by Spring 2024! The Recruitment Team is currently planning robotics and go-cart events for the spring and summer to expose prospective high school seniors to the Purdue Triangle Brotherhood experience. Please refer names of potential new Brothers by emailing Active Recruitment Director Joey Massaro at recruitment@purduetriangle.org. Also, Alumni are welcome to join events or submit recruiting ideas to the Alumni Recruitment Committee by emailing Darrell Samuels, Alumni Board Recruitment Chair, at dsamuels55@aol.com. March 2023
New Purdue Triangle Vision and Mission Statement To better communicate the future aspirations for the Chapter, Randy Herrel, Alumni BOD President, tasked the Branding Committee, chaired by Oak Stevens, to develop Vision and Mission statements. Many great organizations use such statements to align stakeholders on the Vision – what we want to be in the future – and the Mission – the goals and objectives we will use to reach the desired future state. During the past five months, Committee members Mark Cheesman, Rob Searle, Darrell Samuels, Dave Skeels, Alan Shirley, Dave Beering, Nick Acosta, and, Active Presidents Jakob Lieberman and Kurt Bouska refined drafts into the following statements: Our Vision - To forge a Brotherhood of the highest moral character and integrity, bound by STEM education and shared values, who develop lifelong friendships, achieve professional advancements, and make our communities better. Story Continues on page 3