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ANNUAL REPORT 2018-2019
ZETA BETA TAU FRATERNITY AND
ZETA BETA TAU FOUNDATION
The Mission of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity includes a goal of preparing brothers for positions of leadership and service within their communities. It is with the Mission in mind ZBT plans for the future. ZBT began a thoughtful, in-depth strategic planning process in 2014 with the goal of creating a new five-year plan. The planning team spent months interviewing brothers of all ages, learning from campus professionals, engaging with partner organizations and setting goals. In 2015, the strategic priorities were finalized and adopted by the Supreme Council and Zeta Beta Tau Foundation Board of Directors. Staff and volunteers set to work adding action items and mapping growth patterns. The result was a bold new strategy that sets Zeta Beta Tau apart from our interfraternal peers and takes the Brotherhood to new heights. The Brotherhood for a Lifetime Strategic Plan 2015-2020 has seven main strategic priorities, or zones. The zones — Undergraduate Experience (Training), Undergraduate Experience (Heritage), Growth and Retention, Alumni Engagement, Fundraising, Organizational
THE FUTURE
ZBT OF
NOW IS
BROTHERHOOD
FOR
A
LIFETIME
Capacity (Collaboration) and Organizational Capacity (Technology) — encompass the entirety of the Brotherhood for a Lifetime experience and provide value to all parties invested in Zeta Beta Tau. Starting with a brother’s time as a student, ZBT offers a clear focus on life skills, provides opportunities for career and personal development, fills in the gap between classroom and real-world education and provides meaningful contact with alumni. We are proactive in sharing our heritage and connecting with the Jewish community. To offer the best undergraduate experience possible, it is imperative our Brotherhood continues to thrive. We set plans that help our chapters and colonies maintain a size that allows them to be successful on their campuses and in their communities. The Fraternity’s overall expansion policies should be deliberate. ZBT knows that fraternity does not end with graduation. The Fraternity enriches a brother’s post-college life through continuing professional development programs, offering ways to give back through mentoring and volunteering as well as plentiful opportunities to share in brotherly love. Support from alumni is critical to promoting all aspects of the Brotherhood for a Lifetime experience. Under the plan, ZBT has a careful strategy to grow its donor base and engagement levels. The depth of this strategic plan requires a broad support network and modern technology, so much so that capacity is included as a priority. The international organization’s structure must be able to support the actions necessary to reach 2020. That will include technology, manpower, discipline and forethought. Through 2020, many people will be working toward these goals to make our Fraternity the best it can be. There’s never been a better time to be a ZBT.
DEAR BROTHERS AND FRIENDS,
CONTENTS
What a year we have just wrapped up! We are in the fourth year of the Brotherhood for a Lifetime Strategic Plan 2015-2020 and are blazing toward record-setting accomplishments. Throughout the 2018-2019 academic year, we experienced stronger undergraduate engagement, new opportunities for alumni involvement, LIBBY learning moments at every level of ANDERSON the organization and an unbreakable CAE brotherly bond across the globe. Reaching new heights, while navigating the bumps in the road, would not be possible without the hard-working and dedicated volunteers and staff. We are excited to share more about our successful year in the pages that follow. Thank you FARON A. for your continued support and involvement LEWITT in our beloved Fraternity. Psi (University of
ZONE 1 UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE (TRAINING) Pages 4 and 5
Alabama) 1997
Interfraternally,
ZONE 2 UNDERGRADUATE EXPERIENCE (HERITAGE) Pages 6 and 7 ZONE 3 GROWTH AND RETENTION Pages 8 and 9 ZONE 4 ALUMNI EXPERIENCE Pages 10 and 11 ZONE 5 FUNDRAISING Pages 12 and 13 ZONE 6 ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY (COLLABORATION) Pages 14 and 15 ZONE 7 ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY (TECHNOLOGY) Pages 16 and 17 ACADEMICS AND SCHOLARSHIPS .............. Page 18 PHILANTHROPY AND PARTNERSHIPS .......... Page 19 AWARDS AND RECOGNITION ................... Page 20 1898 SOCIETY .................................... Pages 21-22
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ZETA BETA TAU FRATERNITY
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ZETA BETA TAU FOUNDATION
CONTACT US: Address: ZBT International Headquarters, 3905 Vincennes Road, Suite 100, Indianapolis IN 46268 Web: www.zbt.org • Email: zbt@zbtnational.org • Phone: 317-334-1898
GOTTHEIL SOCIETY .................................... Page 23 EVER LOYAL SOCIETY .......................... Pages 24-26 VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION ................ Pages 27-29
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GREEN LIGHT: GO!
JAMES E. GREER, JR. EMERGING LEADERS PRESIDENTS INSTITUTE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
S T R AT E G I C P L A N Z O N E 1
UNDERGRADUATE EXPERI E NCE
We work to refine development initiatives for undergraduate brothers. We will clarify how the trainings build skills that last well beyond the undergraduate experience (especially by creating more opportunities for alumni to share their experiences with students). We hope to drive greater excitement about and consistency in the usage of training and development initiatives by improving their relevance, clarity and connection to learning outcomes.
My Undergraduate Experience ...
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ZBT gave me an incredible opportunity to become a better version of myself. Before starting school, I never imagined myself having the ability to lead an organization and to achieve goals that I would not have thought possible. After graduating, I know that ZBT will always be a part of me and that the lessons I’ve learned still exist everyday.
ZBT has made it a top priority to educate brothers on healthy relationships. In its third year, the award-winning GREEN LIGHT: GO! fundraising event grew rapidly. Funds raised from Green Light: Go! events support Jewish Women International (JWI) creation of programs to not only educate brothers about healthy relationships and bystander intervention, but also position our men as leaders in changing the culture on campus and being examples of the very best of the fraternal world, similar to SAFE SMART DATING.
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JOSHUA I. CHODOR, Omega (University of Missouri) 2019
189
72
attendees since 2015
REGIONAL OFFICER INSTITUTES In 2018, the Fraternity started a new program for chapter and colony officers. Five tracks were developed to help each officer better understand his roles and responsibilities within the chapter. The development of these programs is based off feedback from undergraduates over the past three years and their involvement at programs like Dover Days and International Convention.
54
dollars raised for Jewish Women International campuses hosted Green Light: Go!
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION 2018 334 2017
340
2016
334
2015* 2014
358 427
4,545
ALCOHOL SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM ASTP is an engaging presentation that allows the Fraternity to talk about alcohol consumption from a non-policy, individual responsibility perspective. The ability to have open, honest and transparent conversations regarding alcohol is important to the health and safety of our brothers.
*The 2015 program was Leadership School only.
GREEKLIFEEDU
SAFE SMART DATING
number of Safe Smart Dating programs hosted since 2014
$8,663 11
attendees since 2015
students reached by Safe Smart Dating since 2015
GreekLifeEdu is an online educational system that addresses alcohol awareness, sexual assault and hazing for Greek students. ZBT offered insurance discounts for those chapters and colonies that successfully completed GreekLifeEdu. Within each chapter and colony, new brothers are required to participate. number of brothers participating
1,312 78
number of chapters participating
16 674
number of ASTP programs hosted in 2018-2019 students reached by ASTP in 2018-2019
79% completion rate
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3,493
ISRAEL ADVOCACY ZBT prioritizes helping brothers make a meaningful connection with ZBT's Mission and heritage. We continue to grow opportunities such as the weekend-long Israel Advocacy Summit and to promote the opportunities available through our dozens of partners in the areas of Israel advocacy and Jewish community and culture.
# of students educated by a heritage program
COMBATING CAMPUS ANTI-SEMITISM In a critical step toward reaching our 2020 goals, ZBT International Headquarters has strengthened our partnership with the Anti-Defamation League. We continue to offer their Words to Action program tailored to undergraduate students within the Greek community to ZBTs and other students.
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UNDERGRADUATE EXPERI E NCE (HERITAGE)
Mindful of our Mission and heritage, we will amplify our chapter training and support to further enable our brothers to champion diversity and meaningfully impact their local Jewish communities and Jewish communities around the world.
My Undergraduate Experience ...
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Incorporating the Jewish aspect of ZBT into the fraternal experience allows people to connect to something greater than just the social aspect of a college fraternity. It not only allows for you to connect with your brothers, but other members of the greater Jewish community. As a Jewish young adult, I have treasured this aspect of ZBT.
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WORDS TO ACTION
37
total programs offered since inception
2
4
ISRAEL ADVOCACY SUMMIT 2019 17 2018 48
Chapters shared in the program with other campus organizations
2017
TOP: Brothers from the Beta Gamma Chapter at Indiana University at their Hannukah party. ABOVE: Attendees at the 2019 Israel Advocacy Summit.
Heritage programming participants: "With anti-Semitism becoming more prevalent again in our society, our brothers find it important more now than ever in our lives to resist and stand up to the hate and bigotry. We are grateful to have learned more about how hate spreads through the ADL program, Words to Action and we are working hard to implement what we learned on campus. Drew Jaffe, Eta Sigma (Elon University) 2019
undergraduates sponsored to attend the AIPAC Policy Conference
2016
CHAPTER HERITAGE GRANTS
2015
The Zeta Eta Chapter (University of Western Ontario) sponsored a Sukkah dinner with Chabad. The Epsilon Gamma Chapter (University at Albany) sponsored the local Chabad Hanukkah party. The Rho Iota Chapter (University of Rhode Island) put on a program with the local Hillel and campus counseling services discussing mental health and how it relates to Hanukkah. The Gamma Chapter (New York University) had the ADL speak to the chapter about hate and anti-Semitism. The Beta Delta Chapter (Rutgers University) had a rabbi come and speak to chapter about healthy relationships.
MAXWELL K. HARBERG, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 2020
Number of chapters and colonies awarded a grant 20182019 20162017
17 13
20172018 20152016
The Israel Advocacy Summit and Chapter Heritage Grants are made possible by generous grants from the
16 17
N/A 31 38
6
alumni attended the Summit
Total Heritage grant dollars awarded 20182019
$6,798
20172018
$10,483
20162017
$6,213
20152016
$18,252
Average program cost per grant awarded 20182019
$400
20172018
$655
20162017 20152016
$477 $1,015
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BY THE N U MB ER S TOTAL UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT 5,254
20182019 20172018
NEW COLONIES ESTABLISHED Virginia Commonwealth University
NUMBER OF FOUNDING FATHERS University of California - Irvine
5,359 5,673
20162017
since 2014
5,504
20152016 20142015
5,235
CHARTERINGS CELEBRATED
2
includes graduating seniors
.4%
S T R AT E G I C P L A N Z O N E 3
GROW T H AND RETENTION
We plan to reach 6,000 undergraduate brothers by building a stronger, more sustainable network of chapters by being more selective with our chapter launch strategy and by bolstering our support for existing chapters.
Growing with ZBT ....
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Starting a colony has been one of the most demanding and challenging experiences of my life, but it has also been one of the most rewarding. Because of the experiences I’ve had and those I’ve shared them with, I am grateful and honored to be a brother to these men and of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity for a lifetime.
HUNTER S. OTTMAN, Epsilon Chi (University of California - Davis) 2020
506 in 2018-2019
31
since 2013
# of undergrad enrollment in past five years
TOTAL NUMBER OF NEW BROTHERS 20182019 20172018
1,803
84
1,867
20162017
2,106
20152016 20142015
2,080
initiated legacies reported in 2018-2019
2,004
86
ABOVE: Brothers from the University of California - Irvine Colony BELOW: Brothers from the Kappa Chapter at Cornell University celebrating their chartering
Chartering ceremonies celebrated: Kappa at 66 brothers* Cornell University 84 Alpha Zeta at brothers* University of Florida *Chapter count as of charter approval
NUMBER OF CHAPTERS AND COLONIES
88 91
2017-2018
2016-2017
2018-2019
AVERAGE CHAPTER SIZE 201858 2019 20172018
64
20162017
63
20152016 20142015
58 56
32
chapters/colonies have over 60 brothers
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ALUMNI ASSOCIATIONS
The Atlanta Area Alumni Association offered a variety of activities and opportunities throughout the year including their fifth annual Community Service Project at the Atlanta Community Food Bank Product Rescue Center, with three speaker-based Lunch Gatherings, an evening of Improv Comedy at the Red Door Playhouse, an evening of NBA basketball Miami Heat vs. Atlanta Hawks, an afternoon of MLB baseball Washington Nationals vs. Atlanta Braves, a White Water Rafting Excursion on the Middle Ocoee River in Tennessee and the Spirit of Oakland Halloween tour of Historic Oakland Cemetery. For the year, a cumulative 240 "event-seats" were filled by seventy-six ZBT brothers from thirty-two different chapters; guests filled another forty-eight event-seats.
S T R AT E G I C P L A N Z O N E 4
ALUMNI EXPER IENCE
We have launched a comprehensive alumni relations program that begins during the undergraduate years, encompassing professional development, chapter engagement and fellowship. Recognizing the centrality of alumni to both Fraternity and Foundation, success with this initiative depends on collaboration and communication between the organizations.
Serving ZBT ...
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The Southern California Area Alumni Association had many successful events, including a monthly luncheon series and they expanded their schedule of regular events. This group is making an effort to specifically target younger alumni for leadership roles.
Brothers volunteered with the Atlanta Community Food Bank.
TOTAL ADVISORS
The Washington, D.C. Alumni Association hosted high-profile events 2018such as the Middle East Briefing. The group has a strong focus on engaging 2019 younger alumni and finding new leaders on the ground in the area. 2017-
200 307
2018
GROWING AREAS ZBT Programs: Many ZBT international programs have alumni engagement components such as panel discussions or oneon-one mentoring sessions. These programs are hosted in locations around North America during the school year and ZBT always is in need of volunteers.
20162017
267
CHAPTERS WITH AT LEAST ONE ADVISOR
85%/ 93% 2018-2019
I feel that my time as a brother of ZBT added significant value to my undergraduate experience. There’s no doubt the fraternity experience creates a special bond between people that you wouldn’t have otherwise.
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2017-2018
AVERAGE SIZE OF ADVISORY BOARDS
2.7/3.0 2018-2019
JOSEPH (JAY) DUSEAU, Epsilon Delta (Binghamton University) 1998
2017-2018
TOTAL VOLUNTEERS
271
20182019
Alumni participated in a White Water Rafting Excursion on the Middle Ocoee River in Tennessee
The Fraternity has renewed its focus on bringing brotherhood to our alumni by planning more LOCAL AND REGIONAL EVENTS. Besides working with the established area alumni associations, staff connect with chapters and individual brothers to assist in planning a wide variety of networking events and opportunities to promote brotherly love. The focus on bringing ZBT to our brothers is crucial to re-engaging those who may have been less active as alumni, and it helps cultivate potential volunteers and donors and leads to strong commitments.
One-of-three ZBTAAAA dinner groups prior to the Improv Comedy Night at the Red Door Playhouse.
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BY THE N U MB ER S The ZETA BETA TAU FOUNDATION supports several important educational and leadership development programs, most notably the Scholarship Awards Program. Well over $1,500,000 has been awarded since 1952. In addition, the Foundation is playing an increasingly significant role in its support of the Fraternity’s educational programs by providing leadership education grants.
2018 TOTAL DOLLARS RAISED
$3,394,510 2018 TOTAL DONORS
823
2018 GRANTS AWARDED
2018 DONORS BY DECADE 62 2020s 2010s 2000s
91 102
1980s
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144
1960s
99
1950s
We plan to build our base of regular donors to over 2,000 by establishing a culture of giving among younger donors, sharpening our case of support and leveraging our new alumni engagement strategy.
Why I Give to ZBT ...
123
1970s
FU NDRAISING
1940s
19
Other
22
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MICHAEL F. EASTON, Alpha Alpha (Purdue University) 2012
‘‘
Your Support ...
Receiving this scholarship makes an enormous difference in my life as it will allow me to pursue my educational goals in a financially responsible manner. I am very appreciative and thankful for receiving this scholarship and look forward to the day that I am in the financial position to pay it forward and be able to offer a ZBT brother help with
FIRST TIME DONORS 2018
I support the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation because I want brothers to have the same opportunity to grow and develop into leaders the same way ZBT did for me.
• James E. Greer, Jr. Presidents Leadership Academy: $5,000 • Emerging Leaders Institute: $5,000 • Anti-Semitism and Hate Prevention Education Program: $62,346.13 • Regional Officer Institutes: $5,000 • International Convention: $19,499.53 • Israel Advocacy Summit: $11,936 • Chapter Heritage Grants: $10,016.88
59
1990s
S T R AT E G I C P L A N Z O N E 5
$120,063.54
102
139
AVERAGE PLEDGE 2018 $4,080 AVERAGE PAYMENT 2018
36
$4,530
Undergraduate Gottheil Society members
3
some of his educational costs.
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JACOB S. CROCKETT
New planned gifts
Nu (The Ohio State University) 2020 The Zeta Beta Tau Foundation supports undergraduate programming at many international events — such as (pictured from top) the Israel Advocacy Summit, the James E. Greer, Jr. Presidents Leadership Academy and International Convention — on a recurring basis.
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ON THE MA P A stronger partnership between the Fraternity and the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation improves the Brotherhood for a Lifetime experience for all brothers. Many staffers and volunteers spend countless hours on the road traveling to campuses and events to support and promote brothers and the ZBT experience as outlined in the Strategic Plan 2015-2020.
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PRESIDENTIAL VISITS
S T R AT E G I C P L A N Z O N E 6
ORGANIZATIONAL C APACI T Y We work to institutionalize collaboration between Fraternity and Foundation through meaningful changes to board and management functions and/or structure.
Strengthening ZBT ...
‘‘
I recently served as Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity's International President and saw first-hand the positive impact that brotherhood can have in transforming lives, giving leadership opportunities and developing life skills in our undergraduate brothers through programs such as Safe Smart Dating and the combating campus hate efforts. I'm excited to help the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation raise the critical resources to expand programs such as these.
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MATTHEW J. RUBINS, Kappa (Cornell University) 1990 Past International President of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity and current Zeta Beta Tau Foundation Director
PROGRAMS
Funding provided by the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation allows for the success of many international events, such as International Convention and Regional Officer Institutes, as well as chapter and individual support for brothers.
STAFF DEVELOPMENT
to campuses by International President Norman M. Waas
CHAPTER VISITS 20182019
135
20172018
110
20162017
87
20152016
89
20142015
The organizations partner to offer retreat-style work and other professional development opportunities to team members.
86
ALUMNI ENGAGEMENT
COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP
62
number of volunteers serving on an international committee
COMMITTEE STRENGTH
8
total number of committees
BOARD DEVELOPMENT The advancement of both entities comes from strong leadership, and the directors of both organizations work with staff, partners and volunteers to grow Zeta Beta Tau as a Brotherhood.
Fraternity staff members work closely with the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation, Fraternity volunteers and Alumni Associations to plan alumni events. An added benefit is connecting undergraduates with alumni in their area.
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EMAILS SENT BY THE FRATERNITY 2018192,501 2019 20172018
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ORGANIZATIONAL C APACI T Y (TECHNOLOGY)
We are working to increase our investment in technology to amplify our ability to effectively engage our constituents.
ZBT Reacts ...
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IT'S A MATCH! We have just learned that someone who swabbed for Gift of Life Marrow Registry at ZBT's 2018 International Convention has matched a 56 year-old man battling Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma. We are so proud of all of our brothers who recruit donors for Gift of Life all year long.
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TOP POST OF THE YEAR, May 10
968,600
20162017 20152016 20142015 20132014
1,111,662
28% email open rate
555,948 940,000 915,000
The online magazine honors elements of the historic Deltan publication while adopting 21st century technology for reader convenience. The site is mobile-responsive and has a fresh design and reader-friendly content. The site launched December 1, 2016, with two editions publishing each year.
22,268 90%
page views since launch
percentage of users who are first time visitors
SOCIAL MEDIA FACEBOOK
THE DIGITAL DELTAN www.zbtdigitaldeltan.org
3,418 4:13
total users in 2018-2019
average duration spent on site
2019
7,500
2019
3,321
BRIDGE www.bridgezbt.com
2018
7,399
2018
3,337
2017
7,066
2017
This brotherhood networking site launched in May of 2018. The brothers-only platform helps you reconnect with your brothers and meet new ones. The site offers a job board, mentorship opportunities and other careerfocused assistance.
2016
6,181
2018 2017
3,038
LINKEDIN 2019
2016
3,200
6,367 8,194 6,254
1,524
2019 2018 2017
981 682
STANDARDS OF EXCELLENCE The purpose of the Standards of Excellence program is to create strong chapters with a clear and consistent understanding of the expectations of a ZBT chapter. As such, the Fraternity now distinguishes between Accreditation standards and Award standards. All chapters and colonies are required to achieve at least 9 of the 12 areas of accreditation. Only chapters which meet the accreditation minimum will be eligible for awards.
23
accredited chapters in Standards of Excellence
80% 905
percentage of users willing to mentor other users
total users
ZBT WEBSITE zbt.org The site features a responsive design; live chat; and a messaging feature to share accomplishments, ask a question, recommend a future ZBT or just say hello. The site celebrates everything that's new and important in the Brotherhood for a Lifetime.
186,687 1:13 page views
average duration spent on site
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PH I L ANT HROP Y and PA RTN ER S
ACA DEMICS and SC HOL ARS H I PS *
The ZETA BETA TAU FOUNDATION supports several important educational and leadership development programs, most notably is the Scholarship Awards Program. Well over $1,500,000 has been awarded since 1952. In addition, the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation is playing an increasingly significant role in its support of the Fraternity’s educational programs.
SCHOLARSHIP DOLLARS 2018 $60,750 $60,250
2017
CHAPTER GPA ABOVE 3.0
52%
* *Based on 2018-2019 Standards of Excellence program
Intellectual Awareness ...
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I am in a joint program between Columbia University and the Jewish Theological Seminary. Upon graduation, I am eager to pursue a career in politics or academia. Regardless of the path I take, I hope to contribute back to the world in some capacity and make a positive change. My teachers and professors have been incredible mentors for me, and I aspire to serve as a role model for future generations.
ETHAN (EYTAN) PENN,
Delta (Columbia University) 2019
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Brotherly Love ...
2016
$51,00
2015
$48,750
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The ZETA BETA TAU FOUNDATION awarded a $2,500 scholarship to Brendan J. Becker, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 2020.
28
scholarships awarded in 2018- 2019
This scholarship means more to me than most people could realize. I have always worked hard for the things that I have, and that includes my education. Yet, being a student who chose to go out of state still takes a toll on finances for my family and me. My mother is a single mother and largely supports me on her own. The Zeta Beta Tau scholarship is a very special reward that not only shows my devotion to academic excellence in my fraternity, but also shows the organization's devotion to its members far and wide. The money from this scholarship makes the end goal of achieving a degree from my academic institution that much more attainable and takes a certain level of weight off of my family's back as well as my own.
BRENDAN J. BECKER
Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 2020
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OFFICIAL PARTNERS
Social Responsibility
The ZBT family works to support the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation in many ways. Learn more at zbtfoundation.org. The ties with Jewish Women International (JWI) continue to grow stronger as ZBT chapters across the country raise more funds for JWI while promoting awareness on issues promoted by JWI. Learn more at zbt. org/greenlightgo. Brothers continue to save lives working with Gift of Life, an TOTAL DOLLARS RAISED organization dedicated to facilitating bone marrow and blood stem cell transplants for patients with blood-related diseases. Chapters across the country host donor and fundraising drives. Learn more at campusambassador.org/ page/content/zbt.
Through dance marathons, local hospital visits and more, ZBT chapters and colonies raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals annually. Learn more at zetabeta-tau-fraternity.everydayhero.do.
FOR PHILANTHROPY
$444,378* $8,472.33
average amount raised per chapter/colony
*based on chapters that reported philanthropic contributions
GET ON THE BALL
total dollars raised
$36,204 2018-2019
Brothers from the Phi Alpha Alpha Chapter at George Washington University volunteered at Susan G. Komen's Race for the Cure.
COMMUNITY SERVICE HOURS
137,723*
/ $33,352 2017-2018
199 chapters/colonies that hosted Get on the Ball since 2015
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Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity has been a proud partner of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals since 2002. Since then, ZBT brothers have provided funding and support for local CMN Hospitals across the country through their signature philanthropy event, Get On The Ball. Brothers also give back through volunteer opportunities and participation in Miracle Network Dance Marathon. In 2018, ZBT raised over $228,000 for local CMN Hospitals. Donations from organizations like Zeta Beta Tau stay local to fund critical treatments and healthcare services, pediatric medical equipment and charitable care. Since 1983, Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals has raised more than $6 billion, most of it $1 at a time. We are grateful for the incredible support from ZBT to help save and improve the lives of as many children as possible.
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THERESA SCHELLER
Director, Corporate Partnerships Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
since 2015
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AWARDS AND RECOGNITION Man of the Year
The Heritage Award
For Outstanding Leadership and Service
For Distinguished Service to the Jewish Community
2019
2019
MARC B. NATHANSON
RABBI HAZZAN DR. JEFFREY MYERS
Iota (University of Denver) 1967 Communications Executive, Government Advisor
University) 1951, prolific inventor in the medical and aeronautical fields
2 018 STEVEN J. FISHMAN, Alpha Rho (University of California-Los Angeles) 1978, CPA and community activist
2 01 7 DAVID T. BROWN, Rho (University of Illinois) 1982, longtime volunteer and supporter of the Jewish Federations of North America
For Significant Contributions to the Operations of ZBT
2 017 ALFRED (AL) K. BERG, Omicron (Syracuse
The Edwin N. Sommer Award
For Selfless Dedication to the Ideals of ZBT
2019
2019
MATTHEW J. RUBINS
DANIEL M. GOODMAN Iota (University of Denver) 2007 Zeta Beta Tau Foundation Director, Founding Father
2018 HARRISION B. DIAMOND, Psi (University
of Alabama) 2008, city government employee and commnuity volunteer
The Gottheil Medal For Humanitarian Services and Activities that Best Promote Better Understanding in Relationships among All People
2019 DEBORAH E. LIPSTADT
Holocaust historian, award-winning author, professor
2 018 MYLES K. BECK, Omega (University of Missouri) 1967, Chapter Advisor and Building Corporation Member
2018 CHABAD ON CAMPUS, Jewish Community
2 01 7 RICHARD K. KAPLAN, Alpha Delta (University
Partner
of Southern California) 1965, Former President of the Southern California Area Alumni Association
Man of Distinction
HILLEL INTERNATIONAL, Jewish Community Partner
For Long-term Commitment to Service and Leadership
2019 WILLIAM J. KOEN, JR.
2018 HAROLD A DAVIDSON, PH.D., Alpha
Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 1959 Long time Lambda Chapter advisor, jewelry professional
Delta (University of Southern California) 1965, Past International President
DR. ZACHARY P. NAHMIAS, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2010, ZBT Supreme Councilor
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The 1898 Society is the exclusive annual gift club of the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation and it recognizes all donors who support the Foundation with $250 or more in unrestricted gifts. Members will be listed in the Donor Roll. Diamond: $100,000+, Ruby: $25,000 – $99,999, Sapphire: $10,000 – $24,999, Emerald: $5,000 – $9,999, Platinum: $2,500 – $4,999, Gold: $1,000 - $2,499, Silver: $500 - $999, Bronze: $250 - $499 1898 Society Diamond Mr. Franklin O.L. Steinberg, Gamma Delta (Long Island University - C.W. Post) 1969 1898 Society Ruby Mr. Alfred (Al) K. Berg, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1973 Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity
Mr. Devon M. Schad, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2004 Mr. Robert B. Silverman, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 1971 Mr. Marc David Stine, Omega (University of Missouri) 1969 Mr. William F. Sullivan, III, Omicron (Tufts University) 1997 Mr. Norman M. Waas, Esq., Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1982 Mr. Bruce H. Weinstein, Psi (University of Alabama) 1970 Mr. Gregg F. Witt, Iota (University of Denver) 1977 Mr. Michael F. Zarb, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 1992
Mr. Kurt Thomas Schmidt Mr. Cliff S. Schneider, Esq., Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2000 Schwab Charitable Fund Mr. Matthew I Tobe, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2006 Mr. Herbert A. Tobin, Iota (University of Denver) 1962 Mr. Martin J. Waldbaum, Iota (University of Denver) 1974 Mr. John G. Waugh, Beta Pi (Western New England College) 1977 Mr. Carl Weinberg, Alpha Eta (University of California - Berkeley) 1952 Dr. Bernard E. Weissman, Ph.D., Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1975
1898 Society Gold 1898 Society Silver 1898 Society Sapphire
Kappa (Cornell University) 1990 Past International President, current member of the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation Board of Directors
Psi (University of Alabama) 1970 Zeta Beta Tau Foundation Past President, Psi Chapter Hall of Fame Inductee
(University of Delaware) 1994, Chapter Advisor, ZBT National Housing Executive Committee Member
2019
University) 1973, former eyewear industry executive
BRUCE H. WEINSTEIN
2 0 1 8 SCOTT E. SILBERFEIN, ESQ., Epsilon Theta
For Brothers Graduating in the Past 20 Years who Embody the Ideals of the Ritual and Credo
Rabbi, Tree of Life Synagogue
2 01 8 DR. ROBERT E. FISCHELL, Alpha Upsilon (Duke
The Stephen P. Ehrlich Award
Outstanding Young Alumnus
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Mr. Barry M. Aarons, Gamma Tau (Arizona State University) 1971 Mr. Edward A. Applbaum, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1965 Arie & Ida Crown Memorial Mr. Michael F. Easton, Alpha Alpha (Purdue University) 2012 Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Mr. Daniel M. Goodman, Iota (University of Denver) 2007 Mr. Jerry N. Katz, CPA, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1976 Mr. Scott A. Krivis, Gamma Beta (California State University - Northridge) 1982 Mr. Marc B. Nathanson, Iota (University of Denver) 1967 Mr. Geoffrey H. Radbill, Beta Eta (Bowling Green State University) 1968 Mr. Matthew J. Rubins, Kappa (Cornell University) 1990 1898 Society Emerald Mr. Jeffrey J. Bakker, Delta Lambda (Monmouth College) 1990 Mr. James B. Drotman, Zeta Lambda (Stephen F. Austin State University) 1993 Mr. Daniel P Easton, Kappa Phi (Alfred University) 1976 Mr. Todd A. Gagliano, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 1995 Mankoff Family Foundation Dr. Zachary P. Nahmias, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2010 Phi Sigma Delta Corporation Of Los Angeles Mr. Brian D. Ruben, Gamma (Northwestern University) 1994 Mr. Alan F. Trump, CPA, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1975 Mr. Craig J. Wild, CPA, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1979 1898 Society Platinum Mr. Joel Mark Epstein, Sigma (Tulane University) 1987 Mr. Sidney B. Felsen, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1950 Dr. Robert E. Fischell, Alpha Upsilon (Duke University) 1951 Mr. Jonathan D. Frieden, Esq., Phi Epsilon (University of Virginia) 1994 Mr. Stephen A. Gingold, Epsilon Beta (University of California - San Diego) 1987 Mr. Steven E. Gold, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 2000 Dr. Yoaav S. Krauthammer, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 2003 Mr. Seth Levine, CPA, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1984 Mr. Robert D. Rothbort, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1990
Mr. Alan Abramson, Gamma Beta (California State University - Northridge) 1966 Mr. Marc L. Andres, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1982 Biff Ruttenberg Foundation Mr. Robert Bregman, Jr., Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1953 Mr. James S. Carlin, CPA, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1980 Mr. Irving M. Chase, Esq., Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1974 Mr. Michael E. Cook, Zeta Lambda (Stephen F. Austin State University) 1993 Dr. Harold A. Davidson, Ph.D., Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1965 Mr. Frederick B. Denitz, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1979 Mr. Fred Diamond, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 1952 Mr. Jeffrey A. Eiserman, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1989 Mr. Stuart Eizenstat, Alpha Pi (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 1964 Mr. James C. Fedalen, Alpha Eta (University of California - Berkeley) 1976 Mr. Gary Finkel, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1966 Mr. Elliott D. Fredland, Iota Phi Alpha (Washington & Jefferson College) 1960 Melvin Fremit Mr. Jordan M. Friedman, Psi (University of Alabama) 1999 Mr. William Gofen, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1952 Dr. Todd M. Goldberg, D.O., Sigma (Tulane University) 1985 Mr. Warren H. Grant, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1976 Mr. Albert C. Hanna, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1952 Harold & Nadine Davidson Foundation Mr. Bret W. Hrbek, Delta Xi (Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University) 1996 Jewish Community Federation of The Peninsula, Marin And Sonoma Counties Mr. Richard L. Kaplan, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1965 Mr. Ron H. Kaufman, Alpha Eta (University of California - Berkeley) 1955 Mr. David J. Krasne, Kappa (Cornell University) 1999 Mr. David Kreisman, Alpha Beta (University of Chicago) 1960 Mr. Faron A. Lewitt, Psi (University of Alabama) 1997 Mr. Alan G. Lowy, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1963 Mr. Morton L Mandel, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 1943 Morton & Barbara Mandel Family Foundation Mr. Julian Mohr, Alpha Epsilon (Washington and Lee University) 1952 Mr. David A. Neblett, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1998 Mr. Paul Joseph Norcross, Kappa Nu (University of San Francisco) 1986 Mr. Benjamin E. Novogroski, Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2009 Mr. Harold R. Oseff, Esq., Eta (University of Michigan) 1968 Mr. Howard Pomp, Mu (University of Georgia) 1963 Mr. Roger (Biff) F. Ruttenberg, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1966 Mr. Frederick Schenk, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1975
Mr. Adam Marc Berman, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2000 Mr. Harvey Borkin, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1966 Mr. Al Carfora, Beta Xi (Baruch College) 1970 Dr. Mark Phillip Cohen, Psi (University of Alabama) 1967 Mr. Jason J. Colombini, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2014 Mr. Dennis Duitch, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1966 Mr. Scott M. Farkas, Esq., Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1994 Mr. Andrew J. Feltman, Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1990 Dr. Richard D. Ferkel, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1973 Mr. Roy E. Filkoff, CPA, Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1984 Mr. Tom Fineman, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1967 Mr. Steven G. Fischer, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1966 Mr. Larry Flax, Alpha Mu (University of Washington) 1964 Mr. Joshua Matthew Fremit, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2020 Mr. Jonas Martin Frost, III, Omega (University of Missouri) 1964 Mr. Carl S. Gewirz, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1953 Mr. Richard E. Goldman, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1972 Mr. Paul D. Gottfried, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 1990 Mr. John A. Greenhall, Esq., Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1984 Mr. Cy Gruberg, Ph.D., Beta Mu (Rider University) 1948 Mr. Abby L. Hans, Gamma Eta (Bradley University) 1969 Newton Jack Harband, M.D., Tau (University of California - Berkeley) 1962 Mr. Stephen C. Helfgott, Alpha (City College of New York) 1969 Mr. Brian A. Hoffman, Sigma (Tulane University) 2009 Mr. Lance T. Howard, Eta (University of Michigan) 1989 Mr. Eric S Isaacson, Psi (University of Alabama) 2011 Mr. John E. Kaltschnee, Zeta Theta (Western Connecticut State University) 1996 Mr. Jonathan S. Katz, Psi (University of Alabama) 1989 Mr. Jesse P. Kopp, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2011 Mr. Peter Nabih Korkemaz Mrs. Shelley A Laflin Mr. Dennis S. & Barbara Lewitt Ms. Nancy Malnik Mr. John E. Mitchell, Gamma (Northwestern University) 1984 Mr. Seth O. Mitchner, Alpha Eta (University of California - Berkeley) 1980 Mr. Justin G. Morgan, Esq., Psi (University of Alabama) 1998 Mr. Marc Needleman, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1969 Mr. Daniel A. Owens, Delta Xi (Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University) 1997 Mr. Lynn M. Pearlstein, Esq., Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1965
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1898 SOCIETY CONTINUED Mr. Michael Jacob Reiman, Psi (University of Alabama) 1996 Mr. Daniel M. Rifkin, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1976 Rifkin Family Foundation Mr. Alan Rosen, Alpha Mu (University of Washington) 1965 Mr. Michael J. Saxvik, Gamma (Northwestern University) 2003 Mr. Stephen Stephen Selig, III, Mu (University of Georgia) 1965 Selig Foundation Mr. Michael J. Shartiag, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1983 Mr. Mark S. Sherman, Gamma Beta (California State University - Northridge) 1987 Mr. Morrie Siegel, Iota (University of Denver) 1974 Mr. Kenneth L. Simon, Beta Phi (University of Pittsburgh) 1975 Mr. Albert H. Small, Chi (University of Virginia) 1946 Jewish Community Foundation Of Southern Arizona Mr. Mark Steinberg, Beta Alpha (University of Colorado Boulder) 1951 Mr. Keith Steiner Mr. Stephen R. Steinmetz, Psi (University of Alabama) 1979 Mr. James P. Summers, Gamma Epsilon (Marshall University) 1970 Mr. Jonathan Taylor, Delta Omicron (University of Tampa) 2016 Mr. Ronald A. Testa, Jr., Eta Gamma (State University of New York - Oswego) 2002 Mrs. Felicia Thornton Mrs. Pat Weil Mr. Michael Alan Wilenzick, Alpha Mu (University of Washington) 1990 1898 Society Bronze Mr. Steven L. Aaron, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 1960 Mr. Robert M. Adler, CPC, Beta Eta (Bowling Green State University) 1970 Ms. Libby Anderson Mr. Giorgio N. Arcamone, Zeta Theta (Western Connecticut State University) 2013 Mr. Howard D. Bader, Gamma Kappa (Adelphi University) 1970 Mr. Charles H Baren, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1984 Mr. Michael A. Bassik, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 2001 Mr. Mark W. Battaglino, PHR, Zeta Tau (Seton Hall University) 1988 Mr. Bradford Davis Beldon Mr. Norman Berkman, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1957 Mr. Donald H. Bernstein, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1960 Mr. Jeffrey T. Bernstein, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1990 Bernstein Family Foundation Mr. Douglas A. Bodner, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 1987 Mr. Corey S Brill, Gamma (New York University) 2010 Mr. Max W. Chang, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2015 Mr. Michael Charney, Delta (Columbia University) 1962 Mr. Steven M. Clein, Zeta Alpha (Florida State University) 1991 Mr. Russell J. Cohen, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1992 Mr. David J. Cohen, Epsilon Mu (University of Kansas) 2011 Mr. Joseph P. Cremona, Delta Pi (Fairleigh Dickinson University - Metropolitan) 2013 Mr. Brian K. Crosby, Epsilon Chi (University of California - Davis) 1992 Mr. Reuben Seth Davidsohn, Psi (University of Alabama) 1995 Mr. Steven J. Davidson, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1984 Mr. Ross Dubow, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2016 Mr. Saul A. Fern, Pi (Boston University) 1954 Mr. Russell S. Fink, Beta Psi (American University) 1989 Sklare Family Foundation Mr. Nathan D Fox, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2009 Colonel Samuel D. Franco, USA Retired, Beta Tau (Widener University) 1977 Mr. David I. Freed, Tau (University of California - Berkeley) 1964 Mr. Calvin A. Freedman, Alpha Beta (Temple University) 1961 Mr. Kenneth G. Friedman, Alpha Nu (Muhlenberg College) 1957 Mr. Aurelio D. Giordano, Beta Xi (Brooklyn College) 2002 Mr. Rodney B. Glassman, Kappa (Cornell University) 2000 Mr. Brandon M. Goldberg, Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2011 Mr. Larry Michael Goldberg, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 1980 Mr. Barry L. Goldblatt, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1967 Dr. Marshall D. Goldin, MD, Psi (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1961
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Mr. Heath B. Goldman, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1992 Mr. Russell S. Goldstein, Delta Psi (Stony Brook University) 1996 Mr. Brett A. Gordon, Mu (Boston University) 1990 Mr. Bowman Gray Mr. Matthew P. Green, Mu (University of Georgia) 1977 Mr. Jay Howard Grodin, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1966 Mr. Gil Hacohen, Mu (Boston University) 1999 Mr. Charles S. Heftman, Eta (University of Michigan) 1982 Mr. Adam D. Isrow, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1992 Mr. Michael S. Jaffee, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 1986 Mr. Patrick Breen Jarvis, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1985 Mr. Michael V. Jordan, Rho Iota (University of Rhode Island) 2002 Mr. Mark D. Kaplan, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 1970 Dr. Alexander H. Katz, Gamma Lambda (University of Hartford) 2011 Mr. Brian David Katz, Psi (University of Alabama) 1991 Mr. Leonard Komen, Esq., Omega (University of Missouri) 1965 Mr. Hillard M. Lazarus, M.D., Delta Tau (Carnegie Mellon University) 1970 Mr. Joel Lee, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1956 Mr. Jonathan H. Levin, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 2002 Mr. Edward J Linky, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1967 Mr. Richard Lipsey, Pi (Louisiana State University) 1961 Dr. Peter J. Lowe, Alpha Xi (Washington University - St. Louis) 1975 Mr. Edward M. Lux, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1980 Mr. Matthew Lux, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 2017 Mr. Michael W. MacLellan, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 1989 Mr. Jason R. Matlof, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1991 Mr. Jonathan E. Mendelsohn, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1986 Metro Realty Mr. Jay P. Miller, Alpha (City College of New York) 1969 Ms. Mindy Susan Mintz Mr. Michael H. Montano, Gamma Nu (California State University - Los Angeles) 1983 Morgan Stanley Mr. Jason M. Neufeldt, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2001 Mr. David J Oheb, Mu (Boston University) 2013 Mr. Benjamin Ohebshalom, Gamma (New York University) 1989 Mr. Richard A. Optican, Omega (University of Missouri) 1954 Mr. David Palmquist, Gamma Rho (Eastern New Mexico University) 1969 Mr. Darrell B. Pash, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1970 Mr. Howard C. Pizer, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1963 Mr. B. Michael Rauh, Phi (University of Michigan) 1958 Mr. James J. Reisert, Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1986 Dr. Ronald S. Rembisz, Ph.D., Zeta Tau (Seton Hall University) 1969 Mr. Richard D. Ribakove, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1976 Mr. Adam (A.J.) J. Roshfeld, Eta Sigma (Elon University) 2016 Mr. N. A. Rotenstreich, Omega (University of Missouri) 1990 Mr. Stanley D. Rothbardt, Beta Eta (Bowling Green State University) 1962 Mr. Mansel M. Rubenstein, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 1961 Mr. Ralph T. Salier-Hellendag, Gamma (Northwestern University) 1976 Mr. John Byong Sang, Gamma Xi (University of California - Santa Barbara) 1987 Mr. David J. Schaming, Beta Mu (Rider University) 1989 Mr. David A. Seplow, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 1990 Mr. Joel A. Shapiro, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1959 Mr. Noel A. Silverman, Beta Xi (Brooklyn College) 1994 Dr. Lawrence Singerman, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 1965 Mr. Ronald R. Sklare, Sigma (Tulane University) 1990 Mr. Todd David Smith, Zeta Pi (East Stroudsburg University) 1994 Mr. Frederick Jaffe Solomon, Sr., Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 1959 Mr. Joseph Sperling, Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 1968 Mr. Jonathan D. Stine, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2004 Mr. Morton E. Tavel, M.D., Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1954 Ms. Susan Tabas Tepper Mr. Ryan S. Torello, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1998 Mr. James E Tweel, Gamma (New York University) 2015 Psi Chapter - University Of Alabama Mr. Peter J. Vapnek, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1991
Mr. James Harris Weinberg, Sigma (Tulane University) 1983 Mr. Evan Weiner, Psi (University of Alabama) 2018 Mr. Gary Stephen Weinstein, Pi (University of Alabama) 1973 Mr. Andrew Wise, Eta Iota (State University of New York - Plattsburgh) 2014 Mr. Robert J. Witt, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana – Champaign) 1949 Mr. Ryan P. Woloshin, Phi Epsilon (University of Virginia) 2013 Mr. David S. Young, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1991 Mr. Gilbert N Zitin, Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1959
GOTTH EI L SO CIE T Y
January 1, 2018–May 31, 2019
The Gottheil Society is the exclusive undergraduate gift club of the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation and it recognizes all undergraduate donors who support the Foundation with a donation of $18.98 or more in unrestricted gifts. Bryan J. Amador, Gamma Nu (California State University - Los Angeles) 2018 Houston F. Barenholtz, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2022 Casey D. Bash, Gamma Xi (University of California - Santa Barbara) 2020 Matthew E. Becker, Zeta Theta (Western Connecticut State University) 2019 Spencer M. Brown, (Northern Arizona University) 2020 Geoffrey S. Cahr, Delta Omicron (University of Tampa) 2019 Ben R. Callanan, Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 2019 Colt B. Davis, Eta Rho (Florida International University) 2020 Madison E. Davis, Iota (University of Denver) 2019 Eddie R. Demera, Beta Xi (Brooklyn College) 2018 Alex M. Dixon, Gamma Xi (University of California - Santa Barbara) 2019 Eli J. Dryer, Omega (University of Missouri) 2020 Joseph X. Ferrante, IV, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 2018 Jacob E. Finkelstein, (Yeshiva University) 2021 Adam R. Fishbein, Beta Psi (American University) 2019 Jake Gottenberg, Psi (University of Alabama) 2018 Maxwell K. Harberg, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 2020
Mark J. Rotermund, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2019 Jason D. Rothfarb, Psi (University of Alabama) 2021 Joseph F. Salmaggi, Alpha Nu (Muhlenberg College) 2018 Matthew J. Scalia, Nu (The Ohio State University) 2018 Jack M. Spero, Nu (The Ohio State University) 2021 Charles L. Steinmetz, Psi (University of Alabama) 2019 Cody J. Taylor, Gamma Xi (University of California - Santa Barbara) 2019 Evan M. Weiner, Psi (University of Alabama) 2018 Eric S. Weintraub, Psi (University of Alabama) 2020
Maximillian A. Kostyashkin, Phi Alpha Alpha (George Washington University) 2021
Ethan S. Lerman, Nu (The Ohio State University) 2021 Kyle P. Michael, Zeta Xi (Gannon University) 2020 Santiago Ortiz, Eta Rho (Florida International University) 2019 Jason K. Peiser, Omega (University of Missouri) 2018 Ethan H. Penn, Delta (Columbia University) 2018 Adam S. Reisfield, Beta Zeta Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 2020
Justin C. Richard, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 2019 Benjamin S. Rosenthal, Omega (University of Missouri) 2021 Christopher A. Ross, Zeta Xi (Gannon University) 2020
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EV E R LOYA L S O C I E T Y
E V E R L OYA L S O C I E T Y C O N T I N U E D January 1, 2018–May 31, 2019
The Ever Loyal Society recognizes all donors who have consistently given to the Zeta Beta Tau Foundation with gifts in consecutive fiscal years. ([##)] =consecutive fiscal years) Mr. Fred Diamond, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 1952 [43] Mr. Donald H. Bernstein, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1960 [36] Mr. Louis L. Gadless, Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 1965 [35] Mr. Irving M. Chase, Esq., Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1974 [34] Mr. Saul A. Fern, Pi (Boston University) 1954 [33] Mr. Calvin Vinick, Alpha Alpha (University of Connecticut) 1952 [32] Mr. Craig J. Wild, CPA, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1979 [31] Mr. Walter N. Cohen, Alpha Pi (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 1972 [29] Mr. Carl Weinberg, Alpha Eta (University of California - Berkeley) 1952 [28] Mr. Peter M. Auteri, Delta Pi (Fairleigh Dickinson University - Metropolitan) 1973 [27] Mr. Douglas A. Bodner, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 1987 [27] Mr. Steven S. Mathes, Sigma (Tulane University) 1978 [27] Mr. William J. Dennis, Jr., Alpha (University of Rochester) 1974 [26] Mr. James B. Drotman, Zeta Lambda (Stephen F. Austin State University) 1993 [25] Mr. Alan R. Heller, Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 1985 [25] Mr. Ron H. Kaufman, Alpha Eta (University of California - Berkeley) 1955 [25] Dr. Hillard M. Lazarus, M.D., Delta Tau (Carnegie Mellon University) 1970 [25] Mr. Timothy A. Juergens, Gamma Beta (University of New Haven) 1988 [24] Mr. James J. Reisert, Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1986 [24] Mr. Stephen Katz, Gamma Iota (Western Michigan University) 1968 [23] Mr. Harold R. Oseff, Esq., Eta (University of Michigan) 1968 [23] Mr. Laurence I. Pitts, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1979 [23] Mr. Robert I. Rosenberg, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1966 [23] Mr. Gregg F. Witt, Iota (University of Denver) 1977 [23] Mr. Stephen P. Ehrlich, Esq., Iota (University of Denver) 1970 [22] Mr. Bret W. Hrbek, CFP, Delta Xi (Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University) 1996 [22]
Mr. Faron A. Lewitt, Psi (University of Alabama) 1997 [22] Mr. Sherman Geeser, Pi (University of Alabama) 1955 [21] Dr. Steven R. Federman, Sigma (Polytechnic Institute of New York University) 1971 [20] Mr. Harvey A. Helman, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 1970 [20] Mr. Edward M. Hyans, Psi (University of Alabama) 1955 [20] Mr. Murray I. Levine, Psi (University of Alabama) 1964 [19] Mr. Joel Glass, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1967 [18] Mr. Kenneth E. Joyner, Mu (University of Georgia) 1975 [17] Mr. Karl Smith, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1977 [17] Mr. Michael A. Wilenzick, Alpha Mu (University of Washington) 1990 [17] Mr. Stephen A. Segal, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1976 [16] Mr. Richard S. Simon, Phi (University of Michigan) 1943 [16] Mr. Barry M. Aarons, Gamma Tau (Arizona State University) 1971 [15] Mr. Mark W. Battaglino, PHR, Zeta Tau (Seton Hall University) 1988 [15] Mr. Jerome D. Carr, Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 1973 [15] Mr. Steven G. Fischer, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1966 [15] Mr. Arthur D. Peffer, III, Delta Omicron (University of Tampa) 1974 [15] Mr. Scott E. Silberfein, Esq., Epsilon Theta (University of Delaware) 1994 [15] Mr. Jeffrey J. Bakker, Delta Lambda (Monmouth College) 1990 [14] Biff Ruttenberg Foundation [14] Mr. James M. Ehrlich, Iota (University of Denver) 1977 [14] Dr. Branden M. Engorn, Beta Zeta Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 2004 [14]
Mr. Edward M. Fischer, Sigma (Polytechnic Institute of New York University) 1956 [14] Mr. Brett A. Gordon, Mu (Boston University) 1990 [14] Mr. Michael V. Jordan, Rho Iota (University of Rhode Island) 2002 [14] Mr. John E. Kaltschnee, Zeta Theta (Western Connecticut State University) 1996 [14] Mr. Edward J. Linky, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1967 [14] Mr. Ronald A. Pardo, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1988 [14] Mr. Matthew J. Rubins, Kappa (Cornell University) 1990 [14] Mr. Cliff S. Schneider, Esq., Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2000 [14] Mr. Robert B. Silverman, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 1971 [14] Mr. James P. Summers, Gamma Epsilon (Marshall University) 1970 [14] Mr. Michael F. Zarb, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 1992 [14]
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International President Norman M. Waas, Esq., Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1982 presents at the 2018 James E. Greer, Jr. Presidents Leadership Academy. Mr. Richard A. Barron, Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1975 [13] Mr. Russell J. Cohen, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1992 [13] Mr. Steven J. Davidson, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1984 [13] Mr. Ethan Goldman, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1978 [13] Dr. Newton J. Harband, M.D., Tau (University of California - Berkeley) 1962 [13] Mr. Scott A. Krivis, Gamma Beta (California State University - Northridge) 1982 [13] Mr. Richard A. Leventhal, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1969 [13] Mr. Adam Oliveri, Rho Iota (University of Rhode Island) 2005 [13] Mr. David W. Sampliner, Delta (Columbia University) 1950 [13] Mr. William I. Smulyan, M.D., Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1965 [13] Mr. Frederick J. Solomon, Sr., Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 1959 [13] Mr. Laurence A. Bolotin, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2001 [12] Mr. Jeremy M. Cramer, Gamma Beta (California State University - Northridge) 2001 [12] Mr. Michael S. Jaffee, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 1986 [12] Jewish Community Foundation [12] Mr. Robert W. Krensky, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1956 [12] Mr. Matthew P. Malachowski, Rho Iota (University of Rhode Island) 2006 [12] Mr. Fred Ernst Preis, Jr., Pi (Louisiana State University) 1971 [12] Mr. Daniel P. Riley, Rho Iota (University of Rhode Island) 2006 [12] Mr. Daniel B. Robbins, Rho Iota (University of Rhode Island) 2006 [12] Mr. Brian D. Ruben, CPA, Gamma (Northwestern University) 1994 [12] Mr. Michael J. Saxvik, Gamma (Northwestern University) 2003 [12] Mr. Herbert J. Solomon, Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 1956 [12] Rabbi Lane B. Steinger, Alpha Epsilon (Washington and Lee University) 1968 [12] Mr. Matthew I. Tobe, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2006 [12]
Mr. Richard N. Abrams, CPA, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1963 [11] Mr. Leonard J. Adler, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1975 [11] Mr. Nathan A. Cohen, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2007 [11] Mr. Neal E. Goldrich, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1977 [11] Mr. Irwin D. Goldring, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1953 [11] Mr. Kenneth A. Grodner, Psi (University of Alabama) 1981 [11] Mr. Jerry N. Katz, CPA, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1976 [11] Mr. Andrew M. Kowalevicz, Jr., Zeta Kappa (University of Maryland - Baltimore County) 1998 [11]
Mr. Gerald L. Lasky, Alpha Theta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1960 [11] Mr. Daniel A. Owens, Delta Xi (Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University) 1997 [11] Dr. Neil C. Schoen, PhD, Beta Delta (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) 1964 [11] Mr. Catherine Sohor [11] Dr. George M. St George, PhD, Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1976 [11] Mr. Bruce H. Weinstein, Psi (University of Alabama) 1970 [11] Mr. Robert Baime, Mu (University of Chicago) 1960 [10] Mr. John Bergacs, III, Delta Pi (Fairleigh Dickinson University - Metropolitan) 1973 [10] Mr. Robert B. Bregman, Jr., Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1953 [10] Mr. Brett M. Bressler, Sigma (Tulane University) 1986 [10] Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund [10] Mr. Calvin A. Freedman, Alpha Beta (Temple University) 1961 [10] Mr. Warren H. Grant, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1976 [10] Mr. Cy Gruberg, Ph.D., Beta Mu (Rider University) 1948 [10] Mr. Stephen C. Helfgott, Alpha (City College of New York) 1969 [10] Mr. Joel Henkin, Alpha (City College of New York) 1964 [10] Mr. Brian A. Hoffman, Sigma (Tulane University) 2009 [10]
Mr. Edward M. Lux, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1980 [10] Mr. Kevin M. McAlpin, Gamma Nu (California State University - Los Angeles) 1986 [10] Mr. Norman H. Needel, M.D., Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1965 [10] Mr. Burton S. Resnic, Alpha Xi (Washington University - St.Louis) 1950 [10] Mr. Richard E. Romano, Gamma Nu (California State University - Los Angeles) 1971 [10] Mr. Ralph T. Salier-Hellendag, Gamma (Northwestern University) 1976 [10] Mr. Dennis S. Sluka, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1973 [10] Mr. Albert H. Small, Chi (University of Virginia) 1946 [10] Mr. Michael S. Swiskay, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1982 [10] Mr. Norman M. Waas, Esq., Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1982 [10] Mr. Charles I. Wexler, Nu (The Ohio State University) 1968 [10] Ms. Libby Anderson [9] Mr. Charles H. Baren, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1984 [9] Mr. Norman Berkman, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1957 [9] Mr. Reuben S. Davidsohn, Psi (University of Alabama) 1995 [9] Mr. Stephen J. Dienstfrey, Beta Pi (California State University - Long Beach) 1965 [9] Mr. Ronald J. Grueskin, Gamma (Northwestern University) 1957 [9] Jewish Community Federation Of, The Peninsula, Marin And Sonoma Counties, [9] Mr. Richard Ketover, Gamma (New York University) 1957 [9] Mr. Robert M. Kline, Beta Pi (California State University - Long Beach) 1965 [9] Mr. David S. Kreisman, Alpha Beta (University of Chicago) 1960 [9] Mr. Bryan S. Levy, Alpha Mu (University of Washington) 2001 [9] Mr. Kent L. Mardon, Esq., Omicron (Syracuse University) 1959 [9] Mr. Lawrence N. Paper, 1954 [9] Mr. Barry J. Schlossberg, Beta Mu (Rider University) 1960 [9] Schwab Charitable Fund [9] Mr. Russell L. Smith, Alpha Gamma (Vanderbilt University) 1968 [9] Mr. David Uhlfelder, CPA, Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 1956 [9] Mr. Ernest N. Wasserman, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1957 [9] Dr. Bernard E. Weissman, Ph.D., Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1975 [9] Mr. Edward A. Applbaum, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1965 [8] Mr. David F. Chavenson, Iota (Dickinson College) 1973 [8] Mr. Daniel P. Easton, Kappa Phi (Alfred University) 1976 [8] Mr. Bruce Goldhagen, Gamma Psi (Northeastern University) 1976 [8] Mr. Daniel M. Goodman, Iota (University of Denver) 2007 [8] Mr. John A. Harris, Phi (University of Michigan) 1958 [8] Mr. Richard L. Kaplan, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1965 [8] Dr. Alexander H. Katz, Gamma Lambda (University of Hartford) 2011 [8] Mr. Stanley Kaufman, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 1970 [8] Mr. Mark B. Key, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1990 [8] Mr. David W. Lockshin, Omicron (The Ohio State University) 1949 [8] Dr. Zachary P. Nahmias, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2010 [8] Mr. Robert B. Prizer, Chi Mu (New York University) 1959 [8] Mr. Richard D. Ribakove, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1976 [8] Mr. Sidney M. Rosen, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1961 [8] Mr. Stephen B. Rycroft, Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1983 [8] Mr. Michael J. Shartiag, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1983 [8] Mr. Morrie Siegel, Iota (University of Denver) 1974 [8] Mr. Keith Steiner [8] Mr. Herbert A. Tobin, Iota (University of Denver) 1962 [8] Mr. Steven D. Altmann, Psi (University of Alabama) 1989 [7] Mr. Nathan D. Fox, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2009 [7] Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity [7] Mr. Edward M. Goldston, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 1957 [7] Ronald S. Rembisz, Ph.D., Zeta Tau (Seton Hall University) 1969 [7] Mr. Stephen M. Rousso, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1966 [7] Mr. Roger (Biff) F. Ruttenberg, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1966 [7] Mr. Curtis L. Shollenberger, Beta Tau (Widener University) 1981 [7] Mr. Robert M. Shulman, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 1969 [7] Mrs. Linda Simon [7] Mr. Ronald R. Sklare, Sigma (Tulane University) 1990 [7] Mr. Marc D. Stine, Omega (University of Missouri) 1969 [7] Mr. Paul Wachter, Alpha Nu (University of Tennessee - Knoxville) 1968 [7] Mr. James H. Weinberg, Sigma (Tulane University) 1983 [7] Mr. Robert A. Youdelman, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 1963 [7] Mr. Peter M. Berk, Alpha (The George Washington University) 1987 [6]
Mr. Adam L. Cohen, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 2001 [6] Mr. Donald C. Fisher, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1954 [6] Dr. Mark L. Fisher, Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1962 [6] Sklare F. Foundation [6] Mr. Stanley P. Frank, Alpha Gamma (Vanderbilt University) 1958 [6] Mr. Steven E. Gold, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 2000 [6] Mr. Abby L. Hans, Gamma Eta (Bradley University) 1969 [6] Mr. Brian Holzman [6] Mr. James B. Kalin, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 2014 [6] Dr. Allan E. Kornberg, Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1975 [6] Mr. Edward L. Lux, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1951 [6] Morgan Stanley [6] Mr. Lee A. Schnitzer, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1992 [6] Mr. Louis E. Sigman, Pi (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1966 [6] Mr. Frank J. Spitalny, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1950 [6] Mr. David S. Wax, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1977 [6] Dr. Dennis E. Winson, D.D.S., Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 1961 [6] Mr. Alan Abramson, Gamma Beta (California State University - Northridge) 1966 [5] Mr. Marc L. Andres, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1982 [5] Andrew D. Friedland Memorial [5] Mr. Fred Benson, Pi (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1969 [5] Bernstein Family Foundation [5] Mr. Jeffrey A. Chaitoff, Alpha Phi (Miami University) 1970 [5] Mr. Jason J. Colombini, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2014 [5] Mr. Sean P. Conklin, Eta Iota (State University of New York - Plattsburgh) 2014 [5] Dr. Joseph J. Delmonico, D.D.S., Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1982 [5]
Mr. Joel M. Epstein, Sigma (Tulane University) 1987 [5] Mr. Leslie Fein, Sigma (Tulane University) 1968 [5] Mr. Bernard R. Gans, Esq., Gamma Xi (University of California - Santa Barbara) 1970 [5]
Mr. Stephen A. Gingold, Epsilon Beta (University of California - San Diego) 1987 [5] Mr. Gregory A. Harding, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1995 [5] Dr. Robert A. Herman, M.D., Pi (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1968 [5] Mr. Sanford Holo, Phi (University of Michigan) 1960 [5] Mr. Mark D. Kaplan, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 1970 [5] Dr. Solomon S. Klioze, Alpha Pi (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 1968 [5] Mr. Wayne E. Lippman, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 1958 [5] Mr. John E. Mitchell, Gamma (Northwestern University) 1984 [5] Mr. Richard A. Optican, Omega (University of Missouri) 1954 [5] Mr. Richard S. Rhodes, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1951 [5] Mr. Steven L. Aaron, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 1960 [4] Mr. Robert M. Adler, CPC, Beta Eta (Bowling Green State University) 1970 [4] Mr. Alex J. Bahary, Epsilon Theta (University of Delaware) 2014 [4] Dr. Ralph M. Bard, MD JD, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 1972 [4] Mr. Bruce J. Beeber, Alpha Gamma (Vanderbilt University) 1970 [4] Mr. Laitin W. Beecham, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2015 [4] Mr. Dane Berkowitz, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 2014 [4] Mr. Adam M. Berman, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2000 [4] Mr. Bradley H. Berman, CPA, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1980 [4] Mr. David Callif, Nu (The Ohio State University) 1972 [4] Mr. Michael E. Cook, Zeta Lambda (Stephen F. Austin State University) 1993 [4]
Mr. Nicholas N. DelGreco, Rho Iota (University of Rhode Island) 2014 [4] Mr. Ross A. Dubow, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2016 [4] Mr. Aaron B. Eisenberg, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2008 [4] Mr. Andrew J. Feltman, Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1990 [4] Dr. Richard D. Ferkel, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1973 [4] Mr. Jonathan D. Frieden, Esq., Phi Epsilon (University of Virginia) 1994 [4] Mr. Jonas M. Frost, III, Omega (University of Missouri) 1964 [4] Mr. Todd A. Gagliano, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 1995 [4] Dr. Jeffrey S. Genecov, DDS, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 1981 [4] Mr. Paul D. Gottfried, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 1990 [4] Mr. Joseph Green, Beta Alpha (University of Colorado Boulder) 1958 [4] Mr. Jay H. Grodin, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1966 [4] Mr. Jared B. Heit, Mu (Boston University) 2011 [4] Dr. Steven Hochman, Ph.D., Omega (University of Missouri) 1967 [4] Mr. Adam M. Holt, Mu (University of Georgia) 2013 [4] Mr. Adam D. Isrow, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1992 [4] Mr. Joshua H. Kaufman, Eta Xi (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) 2014 [4] Mr. William J. Klineman, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1957 [4] Mr. Jesse P. Kopp, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2011 [4] Mr. Benjamin A. Koshkin, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2012 [4] Mrs. Shelley A Laflin [4] Mr. Malcolm H. Lazarus, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1954 [4] Mr. Brett A. Leone, Zeta Alpha (Florida State University) 2011 [4] Mr. Seth Levine, CPA, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1984 [4] Mr. Michael W. MacLellan, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 1989 [4] Mr. Philip S. Manson, Mu (University of Georgia) 1980 [4] Mr. Joseph M. Martini, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 2012 [4] Mr. Jay P. Miller, Alpha (City College of New York) 1969 [4] Dr. Roger Newman, M.D., Epsilon (Union College) 1959 [4] Mr. Benjamin E. Novogroski, Esq., Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2009 [4] Mr. David J. Oheb, Mu (Boston University) 2013 [4] Mr. Meyer J. Persow, Iota (University of Denver) 1980 [4] Mr. David E. Rind, Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2014 [4] Mr. Adam (A.J.) J. Roshfeld, Eta Sigma (Elon University) 2016 [4] Mr. Arnold J. Rubin, Beta Epsilon (Michigan State University) 1959 [4] Mr. Devon M. Schad, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2004 [4] Mr. Frederick Schenk, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1975 [4] Mr. Jacob H. Schwartz, Psi (University of Alabama) 2014 [4] Mr. Kenneth L. Simon, Beta Phi (University of Pittsburgh) 1975 [4] Mr. Kevin J. Skaggs, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2013 [4] Jewish Community Foundation Of Southern Arizona, [4] Mr. Joseph Sperling, Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 1968 [4] Mr. Eric N. Tannenwald, Epsilon Beta (University of California - San Diego) 1991 [4] Mr. Ronald A. Testa, Jr., Eta Gamma (State University of New York - Oswego) 2002 [4] Mr. Byron C. Tucker, Gamma Nu (California State University - Los Angeles) 1988 [4] Mr. Peter J. Vapnek, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1991 [4] Mr. Benjamin L. Vine, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2013 [4] Mr. Martin J. Waldbaum, Iota (University of Denver) 1974 [4] Mr. Gary S. Weinstein, Pi (University of Alabama) 1973 [4] Ms. Bonnie Wunsch [4] Dr. Judd B. Adelman, M.D., Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1992 [3] Mr. Joshua M. Alpert, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1997 [3] Mr. Giorgio N. Arcamone, Zeta Theta (Western Connecticut State University) 2013 [3] Mr. Neal I. Bellet, Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 1981 [3] Mr. Corey S. Brill, Gamma (New York University) 2010 [3] Mr. Bryan A. Brodniak, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2011 [3] Dr. Stanley L. Brown, Phi (University of Vermont) 1951 [3] Mr. Ronald L. Butler, Jr., Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 2009 [3] Mr. Joseph T. Ciraco, Jr., Beta Xi (Brooklyn College) 1998 [3] Mr. Steven M. Clein, Zeta Alpha (Florida State University) 1991 [3] Mr. David J. Cohen, Epsilon Mu (University of Kansas) 2011 [3] Mr. Joseph P. Cremona, Delta Pi (Fairleigh Dickinson University - Metropolitan) 2013 [3] Mr. Erik J. Dawson, Mu (Boston University) 2006 [3] Mr. Cory Drucker, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2014 [3] Mr. Yancy D. Edwards, Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1982 [3] Mr. Jeffrey A. Eiserman, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1989 [3] Mr. Peter K. Engel, CPA, Alpha Epsilon (Washington and Lee University) 1979 [3]
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E V E R L OYA L S O C I E T Y C O N T I N U E D Mr. Michael W. Fang, Gamma Lambda (University of Hartford) 2010 [3] Mr. Joseph X. Ferrante, IV, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 2018 [3] Mr. Russell S. Fink, Beta Psi (American University) 1989 [3] Mr. Alvin R. Finkelstein, Kappa (Cornell University) 1953 [3] Robert S. Frankel [3] Mr. Barry L. Garfinkle, Eta (University of Michigan) 2001 [3] Mr. Robert D. Gelman, Alpha Nu (Muhlenberg College) 1983 [3] Mr. Eugene Genson, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1964 [3] Mr. Barry S. Gersten, Alpha Xi (Washington University - St.Louis) 1985 [3] Mr. Juan A. Gilces Coronel, Eta Rho (Florida International University) 2016 [3] Mr. Robert A. Gildea, III, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 2006 [3] Mr. Brandon M. Goldberg, Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2011 [3] Mr. Larry M. Goldberg, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 1980 [3] Dr. Todd M. Goldberg, D.O., Sigma (Tulane University) 1985 [3] Mr. Barry L. Goldblatt, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1967 [3] Mr. Alan L. Goldman, Gamma (New York University) 1957 [3] Mr. Yaron P. Goldman, Psi (University of Alabama) 1996 [3] Mr. Robert P. Gordon, Esq., Alpha Beta (University of California - Los Angeles) 1956 [3] Mr. Jason A. Horowitz, Beta Phi (University of Pittsburgh) 2009 [3] Mr. Eric S. Isaacson, Psi (University of Alabama) 2011 [3] Mrs. Angela Marie Kelly [3] Mr. Ricky E. Kirby, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2016 [3] Mr. Jerry Klein, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1961 [3] Mr. Peter N. Korkemaz [3] Dr. Yoaav S. Krauthammer, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 2003 [3] Mr. Jerald J. Labovitz, Psi (University of Alabama) 1976 [3] Mr. Marc F. LePera, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 2008 [3] Mr. Richard Lipsey, Pi (Louisiana State University) 1961 [3] Mr. Alan G. Lowy, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1963 [3] Mr. Patrick A. McAuliffe, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 2006 [3] Mr. Michael H. Montano, Gamma Nu (California State University - Los Angeles) 1983 [3] Nancy L. Morgan [3] Mr. Robert H. Nagle, Alpha Xi (Washington University - St.Louis) 1984 [3] Mr. Adam M. Nahmias, Psi (University of Alabama) 1990 [3] Mr. David A. Neblett, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1998 [3] Mr. Jason M. Neufeldt, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2001 [3] Mr. Jason M. Pantzer, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1993 [3] Mr. Jason K. Peiser, Omega (University of Missouri) 2018 [3] Zeta Beta Tau Phi Sigma Delta [3] Mr. Morris K. Rabinowitz, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2010 [3] Mr. Michael J. Reiman, Psi (University of Alabama) 1996 [3] Mr. John M. Rosenberg, Esq., Alpha Upsilon (Duke University) 1953 [3] Mr. Matthew J. Scalia, Nu (The Ohio State University) 2018 [3] Mr. David A. Seplow, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 1990 [3] Mr. Joel A. Shapiro, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1959 [3] Mr. Noel A. Silverman, Beta Xi (Brooklyn College) 1994 [3] Ms. Andrea Smithson [3] Mr. Jonathan C. Sorkenn, Epsilon Phi (Brandeis University) 1989 [3] Mr. Jonathan D. Stine, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2004 [3] Mr. Noah M. Sund, Eta Tau (University of Iowa) 2017 [3] Mr. Jonathan Taylor, Delta Omicron (University of Tampa) 2016 [3] Ms. Susan Tabas Tepper [3] Mr. Stephen J. Trachtenberg, Delta (Columbia University) 1959 [3] Mr. James E. Tweel, Gamma (New York University) 2015 [3] Mr. John N. Vazzana, Beta Xi (Brooklyn College) 1993 [3] Mr. Robert S. Waldbaum, M.D., Delta (Columbia University) 1958 [3] Mr. Jacob D. Warnet, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 2015 [3] Mr. Neil F. Watter, Nu (University of Virginia) 1968 [3] Mr. Evan M. Weiner, Psi (University of Alabama) 2018 [3] Mr. Andrew Wise, Eta Iota (State University of New York - Plattsburgh) 2014 [3] Mr. Antonio M. Young, Zeta Alpha (Florida State University) 1998 [3] Mr. David S. Young, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1991 [3] Mr. Ronald Ager, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1948 [2] Mr. Mark A. Agostino, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 1992 [2] Mr. Robert P. Alongi, Beta Xi (Brooklyn College) 1992 [2] Mr. Bryan J. Amador, Gamma Nu (California State University - Los Angeles) 2018 [2] Mr. Vincent A. Ammirato, Esq., Beta Pi (California State University - Long Beach) 1968 [2]
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Mr. Daniel J. Arnstein, Omicron (Syracuse University) 2012 [2] Mr. Taal M. Ashmann, Beta Epsilon (Michigan State University) 1999 [2] Mr. Edward Balk, Alpha Xi (Washington University - St.Louis) 1950 [2] Mr. Kenneth Balla [2] Mr. Patrick J. Balsam, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 2019 [2] Mr. Michael A. Bassik, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 2001 [2] Mr. Bradford D. Beldon [2] Mr. David Bergman, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1948 [2] Mr. Gary L. Berz, Iota (University of Denver) 1970 [2] Mr. Alvin M. Blake, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1964 [2] Mr. Peter Bloch, Alpha (City College of New York) [2] Dr. Ronald J. Blumenfeld, MD, Psi (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1959 [2] Mr. Harvey Borkin, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1966 [2] Mr. Michael E. Bresler, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1984 [2] Mr. Milton L. Brown, Psi (University of Alabama) 1954 [2] Mr. Andrew J. Caplan, Alpha Xi (Washington University - St.Louis) 1991 [2] Mr. Al Carfora, Beta Xi (Baruch College) 1970 [2] Mr. Max W. Chang, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2015 [2] Mr. Michael D. Damsky, Nu (The Ohio State University) 1955 [2] Mr. Lee H. Davis, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1969 [2] Mr. Miles S. Denson, Psi (University of Alabama) 1984 [2] Mr. Julian E. Falk, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 1957 [2] Mr. Sidney B. Felsen, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1950 [2] Mr. Kevin R. Fisher, Psi (University of Alabama) 1994 [2] Mr. Irwin S. Fishman, Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 1957 [2] Mr. Jared S. Frantz, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2017 [2] Mr. David I. Freed, Tau (University of California - Berkeley) 1964 [2] Mr. Melvin Fremit [2] Mr. Darren M. Friedman, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1990 [2] Mr. William Friedman, Alpha Nu (University of Tennessee - Knoxville) 1952 [2] Mr. Aurelio D. Giordano, Beta Xi (Brooklyn College) 2002 [2] Mr. Aaron Girson [2] Mr. Richard E. Goldman, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1972 [2] Mr. Robert S. Goldstein, Sigma (Tulane University) 1977 [2] Mr. Bowman Gray [2] Mr. Jonathan T. Gray, Beta Kappa (University of Arkansas-Little Rock) 2006 [2] Dr. Richard A. Greene, MD, Sigma (Tulane University) 1957 [2] Mr. James E. Greer, Jr., Beta Pi (California State University - Long Beach) 1964 [2] Mr. William R. Hacker, Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1974 [2] Mr. Maxwell K. Harberg, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 2020 [2] Mr. Richard T. Hart, Gamma Nu (California State University - Los Angeles) 1972 [2] Mr. Charles S. Heftman, Eta (University of Michigan) 1982 [2] Mr. Warren H. Heilbronner, Alpha Iota (Cornell University) 1941 [2] Mr. Ronald O. Herman, Pi (University of Alabama) 1968 [2] Mr. Rick S. Hiton, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1977 [2] Mr. Lance T. Howard, Eta (University of Michigan) 1989 [2] Mr. Nelson A. Hyman, Mu (University of Chicago) 1959 [2] Mr. Patrick B. Jarvis, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1985 [2] Mr. Ralph Joel, Gamma (New York University) 1971 [2] Mr. Farley D. Kamhi, Gamma Delta (Long Island University - C.W. Post) 1980 [2] Mr. Richard P. Kaplan, Pi (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1968 [2] Mr. Fred L. Karren, Alpha Eta (University of California - Berkeley) 1959 [2] Mr. James L. Katz, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1957 [2] Mr. Adam Kent, Delta Psi (Stony Brook University) 2011 [2] Mr. Leonard Komen, Omega (University of Missouri) 1965 [2] Mr. David J. Krasne, Kappa (Cornell University) 1999 [2] Mr. Benjamin Levinson, Delta Zeta (Rutgers State University Of New Jersey - Newark) 1974 [2]
Mr. Alvin T. Levitt, Beta Alpha (University of Colorado Boulder) 1957 [2] Mr. Morton M. Libov, Beta Zeta (University of Maryland - College Park) 1957 [2] Mr. Nason S. Lightman, Pi (Boston University) 1954 [2] Mr. Ross E. Linzer, Alpha Xi (Washington University - St.Louis) 2004 [2] Mr. Russell A. Lowe, Epsilon Nu (State University of New York - Oneonta) 2016 [2] Ms. Nancy Malnik [2] Mr. Morton L. Mandel, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 1943 [2] Morton & Barbara Mandel Family Foundation, [2] Mr. Jeffrey W. Mankoff, Sigma (Tulane University) 1983 [2] Mankoff Family Foundation [2]
Mr. Myron B. Marks, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 1941 [2] Mr. Harvey C. Marx, Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1971 [2] Mr. Joseph J. Medica, III, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1992 [2] Mr. Jonathan E. Mendelsohn, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1986 [2] Metro Realty [2] Mr. Philip S. Miller, Alpha Beta (Temple University) 1977 [2] Mr. Walter L. Miller, Mu (University of Georgia) 1980 [2] Mr. Seth O. Mitchner, Alpha Eta (University of California - Berkeley) 1980 [2] Dr. Jeffrey R. Moll, DVM, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1981 [2] Mr. Paul R. Nahmias, Psi (University of Alabama) 1970 [2] Mr. Martin L. Newman, Gamma (Northwestern University) 1982 [2] Mr. David P. Nomberg, Esq., Psi (University of Alabama) 1998 [2] Mr. Paul J. Norcross, Kappa Nu (University of San Francisco) 1986 [2] Mr. Benjamin Ohebshalom, Gamma (New York University) 1989 [2] Mr. Mark D. Olson, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1989 [2] Ms. Nina Oppenheim [2] Mr. B. D. Owen, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1963 [2] Mr. Darrell B. Pash, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1970 [2] Mr. Lynn M. Pearlstein, Esq., Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1965 [2] Mr. Howard C. Pizer, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 1963 [2] Mr. B. M. Rauh, Phi (University of Michigan) 1958 [2] Mr. Garfield S. Rawitsch, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1943 [2] Mr. Matthew W. Riccardelli, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 2011 [2] Mr. Scott B. Roberts, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 1984 [2] Mr. Arthur M. Rose, Beta (New York University) 1965 [2] Mr. Bruce H. Ross, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1980 [2] Mr. Stanley D. Rothbardt, Beta Eta (Bowling Green State University) 1962 [2] Mr. Robert D. Rothbort, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1990 [2] Mr. Fred J. Rubin, Pi (Louisiana State University) 1983 [2] Mr. George Rubin, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1954 [2] Mr. Perry A. Russ, Rho (University of Richmond) 1961 [2] Mr. Avram Salkin, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1956 [2] Mr. Joseph F. Salmaggi, Alpha Nu (Muhlenberg College) 2018 [2] Mr. David J. Schaming, Beta Mu (Rider University) 1989 [2] Mr. Donald Scheier [2] Mr. Kurt T. Schmidt [2] Mr. Craig F. Schreiber, Kappa (Cornell University) 1981 [2] Michael L. Schwartz, Sigma (Tulane University) 2016 [2] Mr. William F. Shea, Beta Xi (Brooklyn College) 1996 [2] Mr. William S. Shulman, Pi (University of Alabama) 1973 [2] Mr. Jonathan H. Simon, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1987 [2] Dr. Lawrence Singerman, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 1965 [2] Mr. Erwin Skadron, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1953 [2] Mr. Tim Sklar, Alpha Beta (Temple University) 1957 [2] Mr. Robert F. Smith, Delta Omicron (University of Tampa) 2017 [2] Mr. Todd D. Smith, Zeta Pi (East Stroudsburg University) 1994 [2] Mr. Andrew L. Speller, Omega (University of Missouri) 1992 [2] Mr. Lawrence (Larry) E. Steinberg, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 1957 [2] The Lawrence E. Steinberg Foun. [2] Mr. Dominic X. Thomas, Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2011 [2] Mr. William J. Traum, Beta Eta (Bowling Green State University) 1969 [2] Mr. William E. Vincent-Killian, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 2014 [2] Mr. Robert A. Walpert, Omega (University of Missouri) 1978 [2] Mr. Cecil D. Watts, Gamma Epsilon (Marshall University) 1966 [2] Mr. Sylvan C. Weil, Jr., Sigma (Tulane University) 1952 [2] Mr. David S. Weinberger, Psi (University of Alabama) 1979 [2] Mr. David Weiss, Gamma Zeta (University of Louisville) 1969 [2] Mr. Hugh Wilson, Beta Nu (Johns Hopkins University) 1970 [2] Mr. Stanley Winkler, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1964 [2] Mr. Robert J. Witt, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 1949 [2] Mr. Ryan P. Woloshin, Phi Epsilon (University of Virginia) 2013 [2]
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Thank you to all of the volunteers, advisors, friends and others who give of their time and energy to make ZBT great! Mr. Todd S. Aaron, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 1984 Mr. Barry M. Aarons, Gamma Tau (Arizona State University) 1971 Mr. Samuel L. Aaronson, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2021 Mr. Jordan R. Abolafia, Eta Rho (Florida International University) 2016 Mr. Brandon M. Ackerman, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2009 Mr. Prescott J. Adams, Iota (University of Denver) 2012 Mr. Aamir J. Addona, Delta Beta (University of Connecticut) 2015 Ms. Linda Alexander Mr. Edward G. Allan, Zeta Tau (Seton Hall University) 1971 Arleny Alvarez-Pena Mr. Gregory J. Amato, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 2016 Mr. Vincent A. Ammirato, Esq., Beta Pi (California State University - Long Beach) 1968 Ms. Libby Anderson Mr. Charles Andrean
Mr. Daniel P. Antonino, III, Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2011 Mr. Alonso M. Argotte, Omega (University of Missouri) 2020 Mr. Juan C. Armijos, Eta Rho (Florida International University) 2016 Ms. JoAnn Arnholt Mr. Andrew D. Aronson, Iota (University of Denver) 1978 Ms. Ashley Astwood Mr. Andy Auguste Mr. Robert J. Augustin, Zeta Alpha (Florida State University) 2016 Mr. Jeffrey J. Bakker, Delta Lambda (Monmouth College) 1990 Mr. Gary Ballinger Mr. Christopher Battle Mr. Laitin W. Beecham, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2015 Mr. Allan C. Bell, Esq., Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1981 Ms. Molly Bennett
Mr. David A. Berger, Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2016 Mr. Dane Berkowitz, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 2014 Mr. Craig W. Berndt, Eta Iota (State University of New York - Plattsburgh) 2005 Mr. John K. Birnbaum, Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 1986 Mr. Matthew O. Bishop, Phi Theta Gamma (Lyon College) 2011 Mr. Mason Black Mr. James A. Blubaugh, Alpha Alpha (Purdue University) 2014 Mr. Evan R. Blum, Alpha Nu (Muhlenberg College) 2020 Mr. Douglas A. Bodner, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 1987 Mr. Brandon A. Boone, Alpha Pi (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 2016 Ms. Grace Bova Mr. Keith M. Brauer, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1982 Mr. Ben W. Brentin, Iota (University of Denver) 2016 Mr. Lee M. Bressler, Sigma (Tulane University) 1981
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VOLUNTEERS CONTINUED Mr. Martin H. Bronson, Alpha Pi (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 2017 Mr. Christopher R. Budd, Epsilon Tau (Fairleigh Dickinson University - Madison) 2017 Mr. Ryne Burds Mr. David I. Burrows, Kappa (Cornell University) 1991 Ms. Brittany Butler Dr. Trace Camacho Ms. Heather Camp Mr. Paul L. Carmazzi, Jr., Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2014 Mr. Christopher J. Casper, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 2015 Mr. Blaise A. Castagnetti, Gamma Tau (Arizona State University) 2017 Mr. Jamel Catoe Mr. Jack Causseaux Mr. Brock W. Cavett, Eta Tau (University of Iowa) 2016 Mr. Irving M. Chase, Esq., Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1974 Mr. Leonard J. Cheah, Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 2015 Mr. Kyle M. Cherry, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2019 Mr. Michael D. Cimini, Kappa (Cornell University) 1992 Mr. Dennis Cisterna, III, Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 1999 Mr. L C. Coghill Mr. Adam L. Cohen, Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 2001 Mr. Jason J. Colombini, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2014 Mr. Sean P. Conklin, Eta Iota (State University of New York - Plattsburgh) 2014 Mr. Brandon F. Connelly, Omega (University of Missouri) 2011 Mr. Adam S. Coopersmith, Eta Omicron (Quinnipiac University) 2015 Mr. Michael Cordova Mr. Joseph P. Cremona, Delta Pi (Fairleigh Dickinson University - Metropolitan) 2013 Mr. Gage H. Crispe, Iota (University of Denver) 2015 Mr. Brian K. Crosby, Epsilon Chi (University of California - Davis) 1992 Mr. Daniel M. Cummings, Zeta Theta (Western Connecticut State University) 2018 Mr. Ted Curtis Mr. Brandon Cutler Mr. Camden M. Cutright, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2021 Harold A. Davidson, Ph.D., Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1965 Ms. Danelle Del Corso Mr. Anthony F. Della Pelle, Esq., Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1984 Mr. Anthony Brian (Tony) DiPasqua Mr. Christopher R. Dolwick, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 1994 Mr. Manuel Dominguez, Esq., Gamma Nu (California State University - Los Angeles) 1982 Mr. Tim Donovan Ms. Colleen Drazen Mr. Joseph Duseau Mr. Steve Dutton Mr. David M. Dworkin, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1991 Ms. Ashley Dye Mr. Michael F. Easton, Alpha Alpha (Purdue University) 2012 Mr. Daniel P. Easton, Kappa Phi (Alfred University) 1976 Mr. Adam T. Edwards, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2012 Mr. Stephen P. Ehrlich, Esq., Iota (University of Denver) 1970 Ms. Angie Eichler Dr. Sheldon S. Ellis, Alpha Beta (University of California - Los Angeles) 1955 Mr. Eric B. Engel, Gamma Psi (Boston City Area) 2013 Mr. Jeffrey B. Engler, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1981 Dr. Branden M. Engorn, Beta Zeta Epsilon (University of Maryland - College Park) 2004 Mr. Samuel M. Epstein, Ph.D., Kappa Nu (Brooklyn College) 1968 Ms. Madeline Ewig Mr. Samuel M. Farber, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 2009 Mr. Scott M. Farkas, Esq., Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1994 Mr. Chad J. Feldman, Eta Xi (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) 2017 Mr. Saul A. Fern, Pi (Boston University) 1954 Mr. Joseph D. Fischer, Alpha Alpha (Purdue University) 2015 Mr. Kyle Fowler Mr. Mark French Mr. Jonathan D. Frieden, Esq., Phi Epsilon (University of Virginia) 1994 Mr. Todd A. Gagliano, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 1995
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Brothers from the Nu Chapter at the Ohio State University spent time volunteering at their local food bank. Ms. Kristina Gallagher Mr. Matthew Garcia Mr. Jonathan B. Garver, Phi Theta Gamma (Lyon College) 2010 Ms. Payton Gates Mr. Ezra D. Geggel, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 2009 Mr. Juan A. Gilces Coronel, Eta Rho (Florida International University) 2016 Mr. Charles D. Gilmore, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2019 Mr. Kenneth M. Gironda, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 2018 Mr. Barry T. Glass, Esq., Rho (University of Illinois at Urbana - Champaign) 2008 Mr. Steven E. Gold, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 2000 Mr. Andy Golden, Alpha Nu (Muhlenberg College) 1982 Mr. Marc P. Goldenberg, Iota (University of Denver) 2014 Mr. Justin Goldsman Ms. Lindsey Goldstein Mr. Isaac M. Goldszer, Beta Phi (University of Pittsburgh) 2009 Mr. Jose D. Gonzalez Mr. Daniel M. Goodman, Iota (University of Denver) 2007 Mr. Nathaniel X. Gordon, Delta Pi (Fairleigh Dickinson University - Metropolitan) 2015 Mr. Andrew D. Goren, Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2020 Ms. Christianne Graham Mr. Greg Grauberger Mr. Charles E. Groger, Jr., Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 1992 Mr. Jeffrey S. Gross, Alpha Nu (Muhlenberg College) 1988 Mr. Matthew D. Grossman, Beta Psi (American University) 2015 Mr. Matthew D. Grossman, Beta Psi (American University) 2015 Ms. Michelle Guobadia Mr. Jack Guttman, Sigma (Tulane University) 1969 Mr. Daniel A. Hadad, Alpha Nu (Muhlenberg College) 2018 Mr. Anthony W. Haddad, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2017 Mr. Matthew P. Hanson, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2013 Mr. Maxwell K. Harberg, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 2020 Mr. Jacob B. Harris, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 2009 Mr. Randy Hastings, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 2003 Mr. Nathaniel A. Hathaway, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 2000 Ms. Maggie Hayes Ms. Carly Heasley Ms. Whitney Hedge Mr. Leonard K. Herstein, Kappa (Cornell University) 1991 Mr. William H. Hirschtick, Delta Eta (Lynn University) 2017 Mr. Brian A. Hoffman, Sigma (Tulane University) 2009 Ms. Simonne Horman Mr. Bret W. Hrbek, CFP, Delta Xi (Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University) 1996
Mr. Brian Hunt Ms. Amie Jackson Ms. Liz Jason
Mr. Melvin M. Jay, CPA, Beta Pi (California State University - Long Beach) 1973 Mr. Hee Yong Jeon, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 2014 Ms. Tracey Johnson Mr. Michael V. Jordan, Rho Iota (University of Rhode Island) 2002 Mr. Aaron A. Kahn, Esq., Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1997 Dr. Jason E. Kaplan, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 2008 Mr. Richard L. Kaplan, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1965 Mr. Spencer M. Kaplan, Eta Sigma (Elon University) 2015 Mr. Lucas G. Kasle, Alpha Nu (Muhlenberg College) 2018 Dr. Alexander H. Katz, Gamma Lambda (University of Hartford) 2011 Mr. Jerry N. Katz, CPA, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1976 Mr. Robert B. Katz, Gamma Beta (California State University - Northridge) 1991 Mr. Steven W. Katz, Theta Alpha (University of Massachusetts-Amherst) 2017 Mr. Joshua H. Kaufman, Eta Xi (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) 2014 Mr. Eric S. Kaufman, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1999 Mr. Jeffrey Kelleher, Delta Lambda (Monmouth College) 2013 Mr. Jamison Keller Mr. Evan N. Kelly, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2015 Mr. Eric B. Kelly, Alpha Pi (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 2019 Mr. George Kervitsky, Jr., Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 1990 Mr. Ricky E. Kirby, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2016 Mr. Darren S. Klein, Gamma Beta (California State University - Northridge) 1999 Mr. Tyler J. Klopfstein, Nu (The Ohio State University) 2015 Mr. William J. Koen, III, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 1986 Mr. Robert F. Kopel, M.D., Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1978 Mr. Dustin A. Koslen, Nu (The Ohio State University) 2019 Ms. Danielle Kranjec Dr. Yoaav S. Krauthammer, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 2003 Mr. Allen E. Kumetz, Epsilon Sigma (William Paterson University) 1987 Mrs. Shelley A Laflin Mr. David J. Lalo, Delta (Columbia University) 2020 Mr. Larry J. Lampel, Beta Pi (California State University - Long Beach) 1971 Mr. Carson Lance Ms. Laura Landry Ms. Jenell Lanski Mr. Jordan Lavenda, Theta Alpha (University of Massachusetts-Amherst) 2018 Mr. Young Lee, Eta Rho (Florida International University) 2014 Mr. Kip H. Leibowitz, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2021 Rabbi Raffi Leicht Mr. John LeJay Mr. Dennis Leszko Mr. Jason A. Levin, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin - Madison) 2006 Mr. Seth Levine, CPA, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1984 Mr. Faron A. Lewitt, Psi (University of Alabama) 1997 Ms. Christine Licata Mr. Phillip I. Lieberman, Alpha Mu (University of Washington) 1990 Mr. Derrick G. Lietz, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2016 Rabbi Chaim Lipskier Mr. Elliott L. Livschutz, Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2020 Ms. Amy Long Ms. Sara Lowery Mr. Ryan Lugabihl Ms. Cristina Luna Mr. Edward M. Lux, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 1980 Mr. Douglas L. Maine, Alpha Beta (Temple University) 1970 Mr. Scott D. Malatesta, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2015 Mr. Jeffrey W. Mankoff, Sigma (Tulane University) 1983 Ms. Debbie Manobianco Mr. Ryan A. Martin, Iota (University of Denver) 2011 Mr. Michael S. Maurer, Alpha Rho (University of California - Los Angeles) 2008 Mr. Joel K. Mayer, Eta (University of Michigan) 1985 Mr. Leslie L. Mayers, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1967 Mr. John M. McCormack, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 2008 Mr. Carter D. McCormick, Alpha Pi (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 2015
Fred E. Levinson, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1986 John F. Levy, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 1977 Faron A. Lewitt, Psi (University of Alabama) 1997 Christine Licata Phillip I. Lieberman, Alpha Mu (University of Washington) 1990 Margaux Lima Amy Long Ryan Lugabihl Edward (Ted) M. Lux, Alpha Rho (University of California-Los Angeles) 1980 Ian J. Lylen, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1986 Sean I. Lynch, Phi Alpha Alpha (The George Washington University) 2014 Douglas L. Maine, Alpha Beta of Phi Alpha (Temple University) 1970 Scott D. Malatesta, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2015 Debbie Manobianco Alex T. Marmelstein, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 2016 Ryan A. Martin, Iota (University of Denver) 2011 Ali Mathe Michael (Mike) S. Maurer, Alpha Rho (University of California-Los Angeles) 2008 Joel K. Mayer, Eta (University of Michigan) 1985 Leslie (Les) L. Mayers, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1967 John M. McCormack, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 2008 Carter D. McCormick, Alpha Pi (The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) 2015
Susanna (Su) McGlone Erin McHale Geoffrey S. Middleberg, Phi Alpha Alpha (The George Washington University) 2012
Kara Miller Max B. Miller, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 2015 Shawn A. Miller, Beta Tau Colony (Edinboro University) 1995 Ryan Miller Matthew M. Millett, Eta Iota (State University of New York-Plattsburgh) 2015 Dr. Steven K. Murmann, Delta Lambda (Monmouth College) 1980 Kari Murphy Dr. Frank Muska Abby Myett Dr. Zachary (Zach) P. Nahmias, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 2010 Chris M. Nappi, Gamma Tau (Arizona State University) 2014 Eilon D. Natan, Zeta Delta (Ramapo College) 2009 Ariella Neckritz Jonathan Ng Ryan E. Nichols, Omega (University of Missouri) 2011 David A. Noll, Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 2005 Paul J. Norcross, Kappa Nu (University of San Francisco) 1986 Benjamin E. Novogroski, Esq., Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2009 Olivia O'Donnell Stephen B. Oppenheim, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1987 Dr. Jennifer Osborne Theresa Osorio Alec C. Pack, Alpha Alpha (Purdue University) 2012 Daniel H. Pardo, Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 1991 Jacob M. Pardo, Theta (University of Pennsylvania) 2018 Ronald A. Pardo, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 1988 Jason K. Peiser, Omega (University of Missouri) 2018 Ethan (Eytan) H. Penn, Delta (Columbia University) 2018 David T. Peurye-hissong, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2013 Brian J. Poturalski, Beta Tau (Buffalo State College) 2005 Ryan Powell Daniel (Dan) J. Prescott Steven Priepke Michael S. Ravel, Alpha Rho (University of California-Los Angeles) 1975 Hayden J. Richter, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2013 Jay S. Ridder, Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1991 Amanda Riehl David E. Rind, Delta Iota (University of Central Florida) 2014 Magdalena Rivera Candi Rivera Steven R. Robles, Gamma Nu (California State University-Los Angeles) 1985
Santiago J. Rodriguez, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 2012 Kate Roessler Robert E. Roetzel, Iota (University of Denver) 2016 Matthew R. Rojas, Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 2013 Alyssa Rollins Joseph M. Rosales, Delta (Columbia University) 2017 Mark L. Rosenberg, Esq., Phi (University of Michigan) 1969 Bruce A. Rosenblum, Alpha Gamma (Vanderbilt University) 1982 Robert D. Rothbort, Gamma Phi (Hofstra University) 1990 Summer Rothrock Dr. Scott Roulier Nicki Rowlett Matthew J. Rubins, Kappa (Cornell University) 1990 Albert L. Rubinsky, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 2004 Samuel H. Rudman, Epsilon Delta (Binghamton University) 1989 Andrew J. Russell, Eta Iota (State University of New York-Plattsburgh) 2004 Tom Ruttledge Jessica Ryan Steven A. Sabat, Alpha Psi (Pennsylvania State University) 2008 Margo Sack Sanford E. Salzberg, Alpha Mu (University of Washington) 1982 Richard P. Sayavoutthi, Beta Lambda (San Diego State University) 2010 Brian T. Scagliarini, Zeta Theta (Western Connecticut State University) 1994 Liz Schafer Edward M. Schechter, Alpha Tau (Franklin & Marshall College) 1978 Chris Schnable Cliff S. Schnieder, Esq., Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 2000 Lee A. Schnitzer, Beta Delta (Rutgers State University of New Jersey) 1992 Brian R. Schultheis, Eta Gamma (State University of New York-Oswego) 2002 Jacob (Jake) H. Schwartz, Psi (University of Alabama) 2014 Eli R. Seidman, Epsilon Mu (University of Kansas) 2015 Ethan D. Selzer, Omicron (Syracuse University) 1998 Max Sessier Thomas Severin Bob Shames Ethan H. Shapiro, Delta (Columbia University) 2016 Michael J. Shartiag, Beta Gamma (Indiana University Bloomington) 1983 Reggie Sheehan Liza Sherman Trevor D. Sherman, Alpha Omicron (University of Arizona) 2017 Boris G. Shilkrot, Psi (University of Alabama) 2012 Jonathan Shuman, Eta Xi (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) 2014 Scott E. Silberfein, Esq., Epsilon Theta (University of Delaware) 1994 Robert B. Silverman, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 1971 Steve Simo Richard S. Simon, Phi (University of Michigan) 1943 Annalise Sinclair Evan C. Skloot, Eta Sigma (Elon University) 2016 Helen Slucki Brian Small Lewis F. Small Brandon D. Smith, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 2002 Jake M. Snyder, Phi Alpha Alpha (The George Washington University) 2014 Debbie Snyder Jonathan (Jon) P. Solomon, Gamma Chi (University of South Florida) 2007 Andrew (Andy) L. Speller, Omega (University of Missouri) 1992 Morris (Morrie) H. Stalk, Beta Pi (California State University-Long Beach) 1961 Seth W. Stern Esq., Mu (Boston University) 2009 Jonathan D. Stine, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2004 Marc D. Stine, Omega (University of Missouri) 1969 Joy Stout Dr. Gary D. Strasberg, Gamma Mu (University of Memphis) 1973 Ethan Stubbs Ryan A. Stygar, Gamma Xi (University of California-Santa Barbara) 2015 Allison Swick-Duttine Dr. Ralph Taber
Spencer M. Takata, Eta Mu (California Polytechnic State University) 2013 Zachary S. Tax, Delta (Columbia University) 2014 Jonathan Taylor, Delta Omicron (University of Tampa) 2016 Cassandra (Cassie) Thomas Richard C. Threlkeld, Xi (Georgia Institute of Technology) 2012 Matthew I. Tobe, Beta Alpha Theta (University of Colorado Boulder) 2006 Jennifer L. Tomasetti Michael (Mike) J. Tomkiewicz, Zeta Alpha (Florida State University) 2004 Dr. Michael (Mike) B. Tracy, Alpha Delta (University of Southern California) 1997 Denise TrimbleSmith Carley Trivette Corey B. Tuschak, Zeta Eta (University of Western Ontario) 2016 Lauren Utley Norman M. Waas Esq., Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1982 Devin Walker Daniel M. Warner, Lambda (University of Texas at Austin) 2015 Charles (Charlie) Wasser, Delta Zeta (Rutgers University - Newark) 1971 Allan N. Waterman, Beta Pi (California State University-Long Beach) 1970 Stewart Weinberg, Gamma Theta (Queens College) 1966 Rabbi Marley Weiner Michael J. Weiner, Alpha Kappa (University of Wisconsin-Madison) 2012 Matt A. Weinreb, Beta Zeta Epsilon (University of Maryland-College Park) 2016 Bruce Weinstein, Psi (University of Alabama) 1970 Stephanie Weiskopf Michael W. Weissberg, Alpha Omega (University of Miami) 1988 Bernard (Buddy) E. Weissman Ph.D., Xi (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) 1975
John M. West, Eta Xi (University of North Carolina at Charlotte) 2014 Mark A. Whitaker, Delta Omega (Babson College) 1979 Craig J. Wild, CPA, Gamma Phi (Hostra University) 1979 Prof. Gary A. Wilder, Mu of Phi Epsilon Pi (University of Georgia) 1983 Rabbi Yisroel Wilhelm Jennifer Williams Viancca (Via) Williams Aubrey Winn Joshua S. Winzelberg, Mu (Boston University) 2009 Gregg F. Witt, Iota of Phi Sigma Delta (University of Denver) 1977 Lindsay Wright Alexander R. Young, Alpha Alpha (Purdue University) 2013 Antonio M. Young, Zeta Alpha (Florida State University) 1998 Jonathan (Jon) I. Yulish, Lambda (Case Western Reserve University) 1984 Michael (Mike) F. Zarb, Beta Alpha Chi (York College of Pennsylvania) 1992 John A. Zaro, Delta (Columbia University) 2005 Andrew (Andy) H. Zeiberg, Gamma Psi (Northeastern University) 1986 Tiffani Ziemann Craig A. Zimmett Esq., Alpha Zeta (University of Florida) 1982
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FRATERNITY MIS SIO N The mission of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity (ZBT) is to foster and develop in its brotherhood the tenets of its Credo: Intellectual Awareness, Social Responsibility, Integrity and Brotherly Love, in order to prepare its brothers for positions of leadership and service within their communities. Mindful of its founding in 1898 as the world’s first Jewish Fraternity, ZBT will preserve and cultivate its relationships within the Jewish community. Since 1954, ZBT has been committed to its policy of non-sectarian brotherhood, and values the diversity of its brothers. ZBT will recruit and initiate men of good character, regardless of religion, race or creed who are accepting of these principles.
FRATERNITY CR EDO We, the brothers of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity, believe that the development of the individual as a responsible, mature member of society is the primary goal of the university today. We believe that fraternity offers to the university community a unique, desirable and successful means of achieving this goal. In fulfilling the purposes of fraternity, we dedicate ourselves to the principles of: INTELLECTUAL AWARENESS. Fraternity creates an atmosphere conducive to the expansion of the individual’s intellectual horizons, the interchange of ideas within the academic community and the pursuit of scholastic excellence. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. Fraternity requires the individual to commit himself and accept his responsibility to participate. INTEGRITY. Fraternity generates a standard of personal integrity – a framework for the individual to maintain honesty, exhibit loyalty and retain a sense of self-discipline. BROTHERLY LOVE. Fraternity inspires and expresses the interrelation of the individual with his fellows, his pride in the institution and respect for the wisdom of its tradition.
FOUNDATION MIS S IO N The Zeta Beta Tau Foundation is a nonprofit corporation exclusively committed to educational and charitable purposes that assist the brothers of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity. The Foundation assists the brothers of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity by funding scholarships and academic and leadership programs to maximize their personal development and prepare them to be leaders of society. The scholarships and academic and leadership programs funded by the Foundation enhance the overall value of membership in Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity by complementing the collegiate educational experience.