Phi Delta Theta Foundation 2022 Impact Report

Our MILLION DOLLAR Year

Our most impactful year yet—you are the difference

PROUDLY PRESENTED BY:

PHI DELTA THETA FOUNDATION

Foundation Trustees

Mark Bye, MIT ’78

Howard Gellis, Pennsylvania ’75

Mike Hyatt, Oklahoma State ’66

Brian D. Dunn, Cornell ’77

Robert L. Bowen, Purdue ’61

Mark A. Brueggeman, Cincinnati ’81

Thomas Harper III, Texas ’68

Bill Lappin, Wichita State ’79

Albert R. Miller, Colorado State ’69

Joseph Royce, Southwestern ’63

Fred Schultz, MSU-Mankato ’74

Brad Shafer, Nebraska ’94

Moe Stephens II, Southern Indiana ’99

Bill Wittress, Puget Sound ’93

President

Sean S. Wagner, Widener ’02

Senior Vice President of Advancement

W. Andrew Cole, Hanover ’11

Director of Advancement Services

Linda Brattain

Director of Annual Giving and Advancement Communications

Katie Shipp

Associate Director of Advancement Services and Donor Relations

Joanne McCoy

Advancement Officers

Landon Killion, Nebraska at Kearney ’17

Brayden Hosman, Wichita State ’20

Will Harris, WKU ’21

Stewardship and Advancement Services Coordinator

Bonnie Schiller

President Emeriti

Robert J. Miller, New Mexico ’50

Robert A. Biggs, Georgia Southern ’76

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PRESIDENT’S LETTER

am humbled to be able to provide you with this report on the progress the Phi Delta Theta Foundation made in 2022. As we entered December, we were thrilled to announce that for the first time in the Foundation’s history, we awarded $1 million in educational grants and scholarships to advance the education of our members. I feel incredibly grateful to be able to write to you, a loyal donor of Phi Delta Theta, about the lives you’ve changed over the past year. Our team did a research project in anticipation of the 175th anniversary. In doing so, we learned that in the 1960s, the first Foundation Board had the hopes that someday, the Phi Delta Theta Foundation would be able to award two Phis a $1,000 scholarship annually.

Twenty years after the Foundation Board established that goal and was flourishing, the Board successfully petitioned the IRS to be allowed to grant scholarships and use funds raised to grant monies for educational programming. At that time, the goal was to support the Fraternity for the Chapter Consultant Program.

Thanks to your commitment to transferring this Fraternity greater to those who may follow, we have accomplished these missions and multiplied them beyond what they believed imaginable. In 2022, we granted $593,000 in scholarships, and our educational programming has grown from simply supporting the Chapter Consultant program to $473,000 in support for the annual Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute, Shaffer Honors College of Leadership, Ihlenfeld Online University, McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference, and many other programs!

As you read through the following pages, ensure to read the stories of our students and know that you are the reason our brothers are exceeding their potential, and improving their personal trajectories. You are truly changing lives.

Gratefully, Yours in the Bond,

I2022 ROUND UP:

$2,994,504 Raised

$1,590,857 Granted

2,702 Donors

504 Scholarship Recipients

225 McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference Attendees

998 Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute Attendees

Sean S. Wagner, President Phi Delta Theta Foundation

STATS OF THE YEAR

2030 PROGRESS

▶ Housing and Building Operations

EDUCATIONAL DOLLARS GRANTED 2022

▶ Scholarships and Fellowships

$ 1,590,857

▶ Educational Programs and Conferences

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS

FIRST GENERATION NEW MEMBER SCHOLARSHIPS

UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS

WHOLE MAN SCHOLARSHIPS

LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS

GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS

HARRISON PRESIDENTS SCHOLARSHIPS

$0 $50K $100K $150K $200K $250K $300K

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND CONFERENCES

IHLENFELD UNIVERSITY FOR ONLINE EDUCATION (PDTU)

SHAFFER HONORS COLLEGE OF LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP AND ETHICS ACADEMY

KLEBERG EMERGING LEADERS INSTITUTE

MCKENZIE FAMILY PRESIDENTS LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE

SONOMA STATE GRANT

LIVE-IN LEADERSHIP ADVISER

CHAPTER LEADERSHIP FUNDS

$0 $50K $100K $150K $200K

HOUSING AND BUILDING OPERATIONS

HOUSING GRANTS

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS OPERATING FUNDS

BENJAMIN HARRISON FLAG POLE

PHI DELTA THETA FOUNDATION DONORS

Honor Roll of Donors

The many generous donors on this list are sorted first by chapter and then by their respective lifetime giving society.*

Alabama Alpha

University of Alabama

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

William J. Eastwood, ’76

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William E. Morrow, ’69

Richard M. Hobbie III, ’61

William N. McQueen Jr. ’63

Donors

Lemuel M. Sanders, ’70

James O. Screven IV, ’11

Alan S. Mancuso, ’73

Alabama Beta

Auburn University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Alabama Beta Buck Marsh Memorial

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

John P. Helmick Jr., ’56

Alabama Beta Alumni"

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Norvelle L. Smith, ’59

Founders Club

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

John R. Wright Sr., ’80

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Lawrence R. Heisler, ’69

Booth M. Malone, ’74

John R. Ireland Sr., ’73

Frank M. Powada, ’79

James K. Webb Jr., ’78

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Frank C. Feagin, ’65

James W. McFerrin, ’73

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+) Lifetime (50+)

Blanchard S. Marriott, ’87

Thomas F. Tucker, ’76

$10,000 to $14,999

Raymond J. Briscuso Jr., ’81

*Lifetime giving levels exclude housing gifts made after 2018

Kenneth R. Stephens Jr., ’78

Timothy A. Hunt, ’80

Wilfred Ramos Jr., ’80

Benjamin F. Martin Jr., ’55

William R. Ireland Jr., ’79

William G. Cole, ’76

Donors

Stephen J. Byrne, ’77

William H. Busbin, ’78

John S. Hornsby, ’75

William L. Amoroso III, ’81

Michael C. Rogers Jr., ’86

Benny M. Larussa Jr., ’81

William A. Bridell, ’81

Fred K. Robinson, ’77

Dwight M. Bassett, ’83

Charles W. Bunkley III, ’94

Drew B. Hudgins, ’78

Malcolm L. Marsh III, ’78

David W. Kennedy, ’80

Charles H. Maynard, ’78

Ben C. Blake Jr., ’56

Daniel F. Jackson III, ’77

Gregory A. Harris, ’81

Jonathan C. Zimlich, ’92

Daniel F. Gunn, ’70

Billy B. Pearson, ’65

James S. Lipscomb, ’82

Michael A. Moore M.D., ’76

CAMPAIGN 2030: A GREATER VERSION FOR TOMORROW

At the 83rd Biennial General Convention in Pittsburgh, the Phi Delta Theta Foundation announced the official public launch of a ten-year, $30 million comprehensive campaign called Campaign 2030: A Greater Version for Tomorrow.

As of today, Campaign 2030 has received 110 major gifts and raised $11,771,196.

Stephen P. Poitevint, ’80

Edward G. McDermott, ’87

Philemon K. Croft Jr., ’01

Robert J. Miller III, ’94

David M. Mostellar, ’87

William McLeod III, ’94

William J. Tharpe, ’17

Eugene T. Sharley Jr., ’65

Steven B. Rubenstein, ’82

John P. Darnall, ’57

Jason P. Ferguson, ’07

James B. Johnson, ’80

Edward L. McLeod, ’00

James M. Redmond, ’79

Charles R. Sutherland, ’82

Alberta Alpha

University of Alberta

Donors

Nandagopal Ayre, ’97

William G. Ballhorn, ’73

Christopher M. Uglanica, ’92

Michael A. Juthner, ’74

Arizona Alpha

University of Arizona

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Theodore Sitterley Jr., ’59

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Arthur F. Kerckhoff, ’73

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Peter A. Broms, ’62

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Thomas E. Allen Jr., ’59

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John C. Woods, ’90

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard S. Burke, ’69

Campaign 2030: A Greater Version for Tomorrow aims to ensure that by 2030 the Phi Delta Theta Foundation has the largest endowment of any fraternity foundation and to support the Fraternity’s goal of being recognized as the best fraternal leadership society for undergraduate men in North America.

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Hugh V. Stewart, ’57

Jon R. Robson, USMC, Ret., ’53

Donors

Gerald M. Ober, ’52

Arizona Beta

Arizona State University

Oxford Society

$500,000 to $999,999

Victor W. Kramer, ’61

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Robert B. Deloian, ’66

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Robert D. Lewis Jr., ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joseph V. Johnston, ’64

Larry A. Nissen, ’64

Donors

William D. Woodroffe, ’64

David J. Kovacovich, ’97

David W. Shipp, ’86

Peter S. Morris, ’78

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Bradley G. Downing, ’74

William H. Coppock, ’70

Arizona Gamma

Northern Arizona University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Eric M. Peterson, ’04

Donors

Samuel L. Eastman, ’15

Brandon Nye, ’19

Arkansas Alpha

University of Arkansas

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Gary A. Norcross, ’87

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Dion F. Coakley, ’80

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Clinton J. Fuller III, ’73

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Donald L. Parker II, ’85

Gerard L. Glenn, ’68

Dewitt H. Smith III, ’70

Donors

Robert G. Dudley, ’58

Harold D. Shollmier, ’68

Keith R. Noble, ’87

Chase S. Reid, ’65

Herrick F. Norcross III, ’84

Glenn A. Buercklin, ’57

David A. Fraiser, ’89

James T. Hopper, ’90

Jack M. Lovelis, ’96

Arkansas Beta

Arkansas State University

California Alpha

University of California, Berkeley

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Sidney R. Petersen, ’52

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Glen L. Cureton, PharmD, MBA, ’60

David Hakman, ’63

Steven H. Scott, ’88

Timothy L. Mossteller, ’64

Donors

Harmon B. Green Jr., ’54

California Beta

Stanford University

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Charles E. Cobb Jr., ’58

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert E. Skov, ’62

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Merle J. Denker, ’62

Frank E. Bonzell, ’57

Mark M. Tucker, ’70

Donors

Andrew K. Thanos Jr., ’67

Bruce G. Knapp, ’60

David A. Carlson, ’79

California Delta University of Southern California

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Richard L. Kirtland III, ’56

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert A. Alleborn, ’58

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James J. Bohan, ’79

William R. Curtis, ’66

Diego Munoz-Flores, ’80

William J. Bowers, ’50

Todd M. Nisbet, ’87

William J. Bedford, ’57

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William J. Ward, ’77

Charles F. Beven, ’68

Stephen S. Rados, ’68

Phillip D. Telford, ’76

Isaiah Leslie, ’00

Jeffrey H. Smulyan, ’69

Gregory C. Tylka, ’85

Brian H. Zenz, ’61

Donors

Bruce R. Birkeland, ’67

Dennis D. Hopper, ’56

Jay C. Horton, ’65

Stephen B. Eldridge, ’67

John P. Poxon Jr., ’75

Michael B. Hickey, ’96

Christopher S. Garris, ’88

Robert B. Blongiewicz, ’83

Peter B. Hooker, ’91

Gary R. Tom, ’04

Andrew H. Clark, ’22

Randeep Alexander S. Grewal, ’22

Nicholas W. Hariton, ’19

Lance P. Jensen, ’83

Charles S. Olmsted Jr., ’63

California Epsilon

University of California, Davis Council Association

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Donors

Drew King, ’24

$15,000 to $19,999

Christopher C. Wagoner, ’85

Bruce J. Buettell, ’82

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Fredrick G. Hoeptner, ’55

$1,000 to $2,499

Albert Camarena Jr., ’92

Donors

William T. Cashin, ’59

Robert C. Reid Jr., ’94

California Eta

University of California, Santa Barbara

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John W. Brown, ’88

California Gamma

University of California, Los Angeles

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

John C. Cooper, ’58

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William U. Handy Jr., ’45

Edwin J. Sauve, ’70

Donors

Nicholas J. Ryan, ’15

Lawrence P. In, ’92

Jerome Bryant, ’93

Rene J. Miller Jr., ’55

California Iota

San Jose State University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Rudy M. Porchivina, ’89

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Eric D. Jacobsen, ’87

Joseph A. McNeill III, ’85

Donors

William K. Bond Jr., ’84

California Kappa

University of California, San Diego

Donors

Tristan W. Britt, ’16

Cameron Khorsandi, ’17

California Lambda

University of the Pacific

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Norman E. Allen, ’88

Donors

Shane M. Hetzler, ’04

Deron T. Brewer, ’96

Ajaipal S. Sekhon, ’04

California Mu

University of California, Riverside

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Patrick F. Billiter, ’93

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael A. Garabed, ’99

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Christopher A. Banta, ’92

Donors

Daniel J. Seligman, ’95

Bret M. McMillan, ’90

Theodore M. Johnson, ’87

Marco A. Villa, ’97

Christopher K. Nielsen, ’04

California Nu

California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo

Donors

Stephen D. Caswell, ’89

Hilton S. McCabe, ’93

California Omicron

California State University, Sacramento

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Christopher T. Sanford, ’93

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joseph T. Darden, ’96

Donors

Joseph F. Streng, ’90

California Phi

Chapman University

Donors

Daniel R. Blake, ’14

Brendan Le, ’14

California Pi

San Diego State University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Dan V. Callanta, ’00

Donors

Jay A. Bennett, ’92

Eric J. Pitt, ’10

California Psi

Loyola Marymount University

Donors

Peter W. Grayson, ’16

Ryan J. Gutierrez-Smith, ’21

California Rho University of La Verne

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John R. Dandoy, ’07

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ivan L. Ayro, ’98

Nicholas J. Solis, ’08

Donors

Michael M. Wahba, ’14

Juan V. Mejia Simental, ’15

Christopher J. Weedon, ’09 Osvaldo Jaime, ’18

California Sigma

Sonoma State University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael J. Ogg, ’01

Donors

Gregory M. Werner, ’00

Richard P. Morgan, ’11

Scott M. McClintock, ’02

TRUSTEES’ ROUNDTABLE

The Trustees’ Roundtable has four levels at which the Foundation recognizes the dollar amount a donor gives within a calendar year. Members of the Trustees’ Roundtable are invited to quarterly roundtable sessions with the Phi Delta Theta Executive Cabinet. At these meetings, members are given insider information about the happenings of Phi Delta Theta and invited to ask questions and offer feedback.

Here are the levels of the Trustees’ Roundtable:

Trustees’ Roundtable . . . $1,000

Silver Medallion . . . . . . $2,500

Gold Medallion . . . . . . $5,000

Platinum Medallion $10,000 Students and alumni who have graduated within the past ten years are invited to join at the following entry points:

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California Theta

University of California, Irvine

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Sean D. Flynn, ’93

Ali S. Behnam, ’88

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

James C. Harvey, ’84

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

George R. Kaszacs Jr., ’92

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard W. Gross, ’86

Richard W. Smirl, ’89

Jeffrey S. Byer, ’78

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Suraj Sampath, ’14

Donors

Hugo R. Jimenez, ’82

Kent D. Pelt, ’82

Todd R. Taylor, ’87

California Upsilon

California State University, Fresno

Donors

Juan De La Torre, ’19

California Xi

California State University, Chico

Donors

Jason R. Fitzer, PhD, ’08

Mark P. Cardella Jr., ’06

Trevor M. Guthrie, ’20

Michael S. Hadden, ’90

Edgar F. Hernandez, ’88

California Zeta

California State University, Northridge

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

James P. Burra CPA, ’67

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Christopher M. Job, ’67

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Stanley W. Gilson, ’70

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

David L. Kleine, ’66

Robert J. Sherwin, ’70

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William J. Johnson, ’86

James M. Edens, ’82

Stephen M. Berg, ’85

Daniel M. Goetz, ’76

Russell S. Waters, ’78

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James S. Cohn, ’68

Mark A. Schneider, ’89

Brian D. Ring, ’87

Steven B. Barrett, ’71

Colorado Alpha

University of Colorado Boulder

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

William J. Mark, ’72

Theodore G. Schmidt Jr., ’48

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Lothar A. Vasholz, ’52

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Jeffrey W. Mark, ’00

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Walter A. Koelbel Jr., ’74

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Scott M. Loughridge, ’73

Thomas G. Brown, USN, Ret., ’56

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William P. Mytton, ’57

Ronald C. McLaughlin, ’52

Mark B. Ward, ’79

Donors

Duane P. Carlson, ’60

William L. Yeates, ’70

Jon A. Lail, ’60

Patrick Q. Hustead, ’81

Ryan D. Gonzales, ’88

David W. Maland, ’60

William F. Ross, ’88

John S. Weever Jr., ’60

Colorado Beta

Colorado College

John Wolfe Lindley Association

Colorado Gamma

Colorado State University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Albert R. Miller, ’69

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

John T. Harutun, ’70

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Mark E. Craig, ’71

Kenneth A. Robinson, ’72

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Kenneth R. Gillis, ’72

Albert M. Carollo Jr., ’58

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard J. Orr Jr., ’70

Terry M. Traeder, ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Paul F. Holley, ’63

Andrew R. Tofe, ’00

Connecticut Alpha

Central Connecticut State University Donors

David R. Modzelewski, ’07

District of Columbia Alpha

The George Washington University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Hugh D. Atkinson, ’20

Donors

Xinglan Shi, ’20

Florida Alpha

University of Florida

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Donors

Mitchell D. Lane, ’76

Thomas O. Huber, ’89

Joseph C. Abmont, ’89

$2,500 to $4,999

Allen W. Mathies Jr., ’52

Donors

Robert B. Franklin Jr., ’63

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

John H. Dasberg, '73

Christopher A. Jones, ’82

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Douglass F. Wiles, ’74

George A. Pollock Jr., ’89

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Richard M. Leslie, ’58

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Ronald E. Canakaris CFA, ’66

James H. Brown, ’59

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Jack B. Humphries, ’50

Dale R. Hedrick, ’78

Daniel D. Doyle, ’59

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Alan G. Divers, ’57

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Ray L. Bassett, ’51

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Terry R. Born, ’60

Ronald E. Birchall, ’64

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Andrew K. Olson, ’88

Allen E. Lewis, ’93

James E. Eadens, MD, ’62

Michael L. Miller, ’80

Robert L. Olive Sr., ’50

James B. Souder, ’62

Donors

Michael M. Harris, ’93

John P. Welsh, ’74

David C. MacGillis, ’68

Martin M. Henderson Jr., ’60

Albert C. Dorminy Jr., ’74

William R. Monty Jr., ’66

William H. O’Brien IV, ’98

Florida Beta Rollins College

Donors

Ralph H. Doering III, ’92

Gilbert F. Klein Jr., ’72

Florida Delta

University of Miami

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

John H. Dasburg, ’73

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

David Foster III, ’73

John E. Aurelius, ’64

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert J. Shelley III, ’66

Robert C. Ungerer, ’74

Donors

Robert B. Trammell, USN, Ret., ’59

Fredrick C. Scheer, USCG, Ret., ’65

William C. Murphy II, ’58

Timothy J. Fabio, ’20

Florida Epsilon

University of South Florida

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Michael J. Fimiani, ’89

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kenneth A. Reyes, ’68

Matthew D. Nelis, ’93

Timothy M. Duffy, ’83

Marvin B. Langford, ’67

Craig W.H. McCandless, MBA, PMP, ’85

Donors

Woodrow W. Owen Jr., ’67

Steven J. Adelsberg, ’87

Duane S. Wildridge, ’94

Florida Gamma

Florida State University

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Joshua P. Stephens, ’98

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Howard M. Beckert Jr., ’71

Donors

Brian A. Church, ’02

Louis M. Rawls, CFP, ’95

Florida Iota

University of Central Florida

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert A. Mehler, ’96

Brian E. Thompson, Esq., ’95

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John W. Engle III, ’92

Donors

Matthew A. Porath, ’03

Aaron M. Costin, ’11

Florida Mu

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William S. Morrison, ’82

Florida Theta

University of Tampa

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Ron K. Bailey, ’95

William R. Richardson, ’80

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Brian J. Malison, ’94

Lawrence G. Baratta, MD, PhD, ’81

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ronald J. Garon, ’80

PHIDELTA THETA

SWORD AND SHIELD SOCIETY

The Phi Delta Theta Foundation is proud to recognize its’ most loyal donors through the Sword and Shield Society, for those who make consecutive annual contributions to the Foundation. Membership starts in the third year of giving and is only maintained by giving at least once each year.

Recognition levels are as follows:

Three years . . . . . Scroll Level

Seven years . . . . . Azure Level

Fifteen years . . . . . Silver Level

Twenty-five years . . . Gold Level

Forty years . . . . Platinum Level

Fifty years . . . . . Lifetime Level

The Foundation sends out special recognition items to each group starting at year three when the Foundation begins sending a copy of The Scroll magazine twice annually.

There are currently seven brothers who have been giving for fifty years! Can you find them in the Donor Honor Roll?

Donors

David G. Ruffer, ’94

Florida Xi

Florida Gulf Coast University

Donors

Jackson Carlton, ’25

Florida Zeta

Jacksonville University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael D. Bussey, ’75

Georgia Alpha

University of Georgia

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Mark B. Chandler, ’81

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Benjamin H. Underwood, FACHE, ’65

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Frank D. Muschamp, ’72

Ralph W. Williams Jr., ’55

C. D. Beard, ’70

Charles A. Beckum, ’81

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William H. Duckworth Jr., ’57

Horace E. Evans III, ’60

Richard G. Austin, ’68

H. English Robinson Jr., ’61

John W. Griffin, ’70

Thilo D. Best, ’83

Hamilton Stockton Jr., ’53

Donors

Gordon T. Strother, ’78

Ethan L. Staats, ’92

Frank T. Dowdle Jr., ’60

Bryant D. Willis, ’82

Claude W. Geer III, ’65

Asa R. Phillips Jr., ’53

William W. Wilkin Jr., ’61

Georgia Beta

Emory University

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Ben F. Cheek III, ’58

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Thomas W. Wright Jr., ’79

Russell Thomas Jr., ’56

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas S. Chambless, ’65

Richard B. Fentin, ’77

Thomas A. Copulos, DDS, ’84

Donors

Frank M. Ridley III, ’61

John D. Burroughs, ’70

Stephen W. Dale, ’65

William L. Dobes Jr., ’65

Eugene M. Thomas III, ’67

John P. Hines, ’67

Georgia Delta

Georgia Institute of Technology

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Jack V. Walz, ’60

Ralph M. Tanner III, ’64

David C. Schmidt, ’75

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John C. Holman II, ’63

Alfred F. Gentle Jr., ’75

Timothy S. Floyd, ’80

Eugene M. Maddux, ’76

William J. Falconer, ’85

Donors

John E. Bauknight III, ’62

Lloyd H. Goodman, ’78

George E. McGee III, ’57

Frasier M. Smith, ’68

Raymond Willoch, ’55

Carlton E. Bell Jr., ’73

John E. Seals Jr., ’62

Brandon K. Fuller, ’20

Robert E. Williams Jr., ’64

Georgia Epsilon

Georgia Southern University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Robert A. Biggs, ’76

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Steve A. Lynch, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kevin R. Rice, ’88

Donors

Roderick S. Schofill, ’83

Kenneth T. Wilson, ’16

Zachary W. Harris, ’20

Dylan Cash, ’21

Georgia Eta

Georgia Gamma

Mercer University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jeremy P. Sale, ’02

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John G. Conger, ’68

George R. Meyer von Bremen, ’04

Stephen G. Bailey, ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Austin A. A. Deray, ’10

James M. Hunt, ’06

Michael S. Meyer von Bremen, ’79

John E. Anderson, ’67

Donors

Durwood T. Pye III, ’67

John J. Garrett III, ’11

Travis M. McCloskey, ’01

Michael S. Hansberger, ’10

Shane A. Barker, ’11

Georgia Iota

University of North Georgia

Donors

Nicholas J. Morano, ’24

Georgia Zeta

Georgia College and State University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Philip J. Stein, ’79

Donors

Edward Y. Walker IV, USAF, ’76

Idaho Alpha

University of Idaho

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Lawrence A. Nye, ’65

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

James T. Honan, ’69

University of West Georgia

Donors

Joshua D. Lewis, ’23

Yannick Brassard, ’19

Michael O. Mordi, ’18

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert G. Syring, ’61

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John C. Travis, ’62

James W. Palmer, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

David L. Christensen, ’53

Robert D. Payne, ’55

Arlin L. Olson, ’73

Donors

Peter C. Koehler, ’75

Rigby J. Heusinkveld, ’80

Austin P. Corley, ’18

William E. Hardy, ’58

Glen R. Ingalls, PhD, ’59

Melville P. Hughes II, ’61

Illinois Alpha

Northwestern University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Joseph J. Alfirevic, ’79

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

John A. McQuown, ’56

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Edwin C. Gage III, ’63

Daniel L. Kloeppel, ’70

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John G. Waterbury, ’66

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard H. Dean, ’69

Fred Cowley, ’57

Donors

Larry Y. Dann, ’67

Stanley E. Skarda, ’76

Illinois Beta

University of Chicago

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Joseph M. Kacena, ’36

Donors

Alec C. Gleason, ’21

Thomas J. Stanton, ’63

Illinois Delta–Zeta

Knox College

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

James M. Trapp, ’61

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Jeffrey C. Cooper, ’86

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert D. Baldwin, ’59

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael S. Ruffolo, ’58

Kenneth G. Craig, USN, Ret., ’60

Donors

Robert W. Krone, ’77

Howard L. Hambrecht, MD, ’58

Illinois Eta

University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Jerry J. Felmley, USAF, Ret., ’55

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Richard T. Leighton, ’49

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

William B. Grubb Jr., ’57

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

George M. Fisher, ’62

William J. Bonansinga, ’59

Clark E. Lund, ’62

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Andrew J. Hurter II, ’61

David G. McGann, ’62

Robert W. Werner, ’82

Neal J. Keating, ’77

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Lyle M. Dahlenburg II, ’56

James V. Bronson Jr., ’56

Donors

Chad S. Ballard, ’99

Jesse K. Seidman, ’95

Illinois Gamma

Monmouth College

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Stephen M. Bloomer, ’83

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Anthony S. St. Clair, ’11

Illinois Iota

Eastern Illinois University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gary D. Ballinger, ’98

Illinois Theta

Lake Forest College

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William R. Rediske, ’57

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard K. Schweers, ’64

Indiana Alpha

Indiana University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jeffery W. Ehringer, ’94

PHIDELTA THETA

1848 SOCIETY

The 1848 Society recognizes those donors who have set up automatic donations with the Phi Delta Theta Foundation. These donors give monthly through their bank, credit card, or payroll deduction. You can join online at phideltatheta.org/donate—be sure to select ’monthly’ when making your donation. If you prefer to give through your bank or payroll deduction, you can contact Joanne McCoy at 513.580.6707 for more information.

In 2022, eighty-nine donors were members of the 1848 Society!

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Joseph E. Kenworthy II, ’72

Kenneth S. Brown, ’82

Earl R. Johnson, ’82

Jacque E. Foust, ’63

Jon R. Bausback, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William F. Laut, ’80

James Koday, ’73

Thomas H. Lapp, ’66

Gerald F. Swan, ’67

Troy L. Puckett Jr., ’79

Peter J. Manous, ’84

Richard D. Voreis, ’65

Donors

Fred S. Dunn, ’65

Richard G. Pflanzer, PhD, ’64

Walter C. King Jr., ’67

Stephen K. Williams, ’75

James R. Anderson, ’71

George G. Graessle III, ’73

Gregory B. Lewis, ’80

Christopher J. Oliver, ’90

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Indiana Beta Wabash College

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gregory A. Horman, ’92

Donors

Louis J. Fenoglio, ’81

Mark B. Sutton, ’92

William R. O’Bryan Jr., ’74

Thomas J. Martella, ’71

Allan J. Anderson, ’65

Joseph C. LaRue

Devan R. Luckey, ’20

Indiana Delta Franklin College

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Louis M. Ream, ’52

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Forest D. Daugherty, ’53

Robert W. Ater, ’98

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas W. Boyer, ’73

Lyman L. Benner Jr., ’73

George E. Klinger, ’67

Donors

John W. Bergman, ’55

William L. Dunham, ’62

Joseph J. Monachino, ’73

Indiana Epsilon

Hanover College

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Edward G. Whipple, PhD, ’74

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Gary B. Montgomery, MBA, ’60

James E. Massman, MD, ’55

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Daniel M. Vaughan, ’95

Walter A. Cole III, ’80

James R. Davis, ’79

Andrew Cole, ’11

Jeffrey A. Blair, ’70

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Edward H. Jeffery, ’51

George D. Brutcher, ’71

Robert W. Newman Jr., ’59

Andrew J. Jankowski, ’95

Dwight E. Nelson, ’63

Donors

Theodore S. Proud Jr., ’57

Joseph K. Luigs, ’65

David W. Steede, ’65

Lowell C. Innis Jr., ’51

Zachary M. Stringer, ’22

Jeffrey L. Bohman, ’91

Steven K. Collier, ’77

Bruce L. Kamplain, ’73

Bryan E. Wilson, ’85

Mark E. Kleiman, ’87

Scott C. Green, ’84

Bradley K. Fox, ’12

Gilbert W. Speer II, ’82

Indiana Eta

Indiana State University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Darwin J. McCallian Jr., ’75

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard C. Crawford, ’69

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

R. A. Harper, ’73

Kenneth A. Amos, ’76

Indiana Gamma

Butler University

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Frederic B. Lowrie Jr., ’71

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Stephen L. Petross, ’68

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

John D. Cooke, ’62

Richard T. Orr, ’84

Charles T. McClintic, ’96

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Don A. Thompson, ’66

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Mark T. Duffin, ’79

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Charles W. Thompson, ’61

Michael D. Eikenberry, ’95

Lonnie D. Showley, ’66

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Elliott Segarra, ’97

Joseph C. Dits, ’88

James R. Phillippe II, ’77

Andrew T. Golomb, ’01

Marc P. Ugo, ’92

Donors

Jesse C. Blackwell Jr., ’61

Richard N. King, ’60

James C. Jarrette, ’70

Steven P. Stucky CLU, ’59

Steven J. Robinson, ’76

Wesley J. Faust

Nicholas R. Gomez, ’22

William C. Van Ness II, ’67

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert L. Burkart, ’88

Charles B. Fleming, ’66

Indiana Iota

Valparaiso University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

David W. Gitch, ’62

Robert B. Schuemann, ’71

Mark H. Duesenberg, ’84

Donors

Herbert H. Schoenberg Jr., ’56

Indiana Kappa

Ball State University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Dale L. Peterson, ’74

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert P. Roberts Jr., ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas J. Lazzara, ’68

Andrew J. Gilmore, ’99

Donors

Mason A. Whitis, ’19

Charles E. Smith, ’71

Steven W. Lyon, ’85

Thomas W. Gubbins, ’02

Indiana Lambda

University of Southern Indiana

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Moe Stephens II, ’99

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Andrew T. McGuire, ’08

Donors

John V. Goebel, ’91

Ryan K. Canon, ’06

Christopher K. Will, ’01

Indiana Mu

Indiana University–Purdue University, Indianapolis

Donors

Brandon D. May, ’16

Justin M. Carpenter, ’23

Reid W. McClintic, ’21

Indiana Theta

Purdue University

Oxford Society

$500,000 to $999,999

Jay V. Ihlenfeld, ’74

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Robert L. Bowen, ’61

Paul V. Troup III, ’63

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Robert B. Taylor, ’69

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Douglas A. Joyce, USAF, Ret., ’67

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Gary R. Batesole, ’77

James P. Williamson, ’70

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Larry L. Bennison, ’63

Erich G. Smith, ’71

Stephen W. Marmon, ’67

Steven G. Yapp, ’84

Albert J. Geis, ’53

Jason M. Gustafson, ’96

Donors

Timothy G. Marshall, ’80

Ronald E. Snyder, ’56

Brandt M. Davis, ’04

Rowland A. Donie II, ’65

Stephen M. Barry, ’69

Connor H. Sigmond, ’18

Indiana Zeta

DePauw University

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Bruce P. Bickner, ’65

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William R. Powell, ’57

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Mark Z. Orr, ’75

Stanley E. McCormack, ’71

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Dexter M. Means, ’68

Richard B. Kotila, ’77

Donors

Thomas R. Teegarden, ’67

Vincent M. Aguirre, ’12

Charles W. Hetzel Jr., ’92

Steven J. Moore, ’75

Iowa Alpha

Iowa Wesleyan University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Allen R. Scott, ’69

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Frederick W. Miller, ’63

Arvid H. Anderson, ’46

Donors

Nicholas N. Solley, ’72

Iowa Beta University of Iowa

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Charles R. Kincaid, ’87

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Frank L. Bauer, ’63

PHIDELTA THETA

LIVING BOND SOCIETY

The Living Bond Society honors Phis and friends who have informed the Phi Delta Theta Foundation of a legacy commitment via one of the following planned giving vehicles:

• Wills and Living Trusts

• Beneficiary Designations

• Charitable Gift Annuities

• Charitable Remainder Trust

• Charitable Lead Trusts

• Real Estate

• Donor-Advised Funds

Knowing where to start when it comes to legacy giving is often confusing. Visit the Foundation’s Planned Giving web page at https://phide.lt/planned_giving to help guide you on the path to securing a future for your family and Phi Delta Theta.

If you have any questions or prefer to chat with someone about the options, contact Andrew Cole, CFRE. Andrew can review the various options with you and help develop a proposal to take to a planned giving advisor. Contact Andrew at 513.523.6966 ext. 236 or acole@phideltatheta.org.

Since the Living Bond Society was launched, 252 donors have joined, including eight new brothers in 2022!

Add your name 2023.

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Daniel R. Bettenhausen, ’12

Harlan W. Broberg, ’49

Robert D. Linder, ’54

Don A. Petersen, ’58

Donors

Patrick R. Wilson, ’15

Thomas F. Purdon, MD, ’59

Iowa Delta

Drake University

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Mark A. Dagitz, ’86

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Mark A. Clark, ’80

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ronald B. Mehling, ’64

Stephen G. Krochmal Jr., ’89

John F. Kelly, ’88

Peter J. Barber, ’81

William R. Clark Jr., ’73

Donors

Scott R. Carlson, ’92

David J. Thompson, ’63

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Everett C. Mullican, ’23

Brandon J. Wheelock, ’21

Iowa Gamma

Iowa State University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Marc S. Mores, CAE, CIC, CRM, ’95

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Raymond H. Steben Jr., ’61

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jay D. Longnecker, ’96

Joel C. Magruder, ’87

Gene R. De Koster, ’58

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Ronald G. Saffer, ’63

George W. Sugden, ’46

Steven J. Good, ’04

Jeffrey N. Downing, ’68

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William R. Farr, ’61

Richard S. Hayes, ’64

Bernard A. Everett, ’50

John R. Jamison, ’61

Gilbert B. Hennenfent, ’59

Brian W. Sugden, ’70

Daniel A. Longnecker, ’64

Steven N. Jensen, PLA, AICP, ’74

Craig P. Tatro, ’81

Donors

George R. Colthurst, ’50

Charles W. Campbell, ’00

Bradley L. Carlson, ’04

Kevin D. Boeckholt, ’18

Heath W. Walker, ’03

Kansas Alpha

University of Kansas

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Andrew S. Ritchie III, ’80

Thomas W. Van Dyke, ’60

James A. Billings, ’80

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Matthew W. Tucker, ’93

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John H. Stauffer, ’49

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Charles W. Elliott, ’43

Leslie G. McLaughlin, ’73

William L. Frick, ’64

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kenneth R. Kubitschek, ’74

Douglas B. Scheideman, ’53

James K. Schwartz, ’84

Donors

Lawrence B. Thomas, ’58

John T. Hedrick, ’58

Kansas Beta

Washburn University of Topeka

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

James G. Clarke, ’97

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Steven A. Brown, ’67

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

James H. Kirk Jr., ’62

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William H. Told Jr., ’51

Christopher R. Hill, ’94

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kevin M. Givens, ’93

Terry E. Beck, ’72

Donors

Philip S. Kaberline, ’03

Charles J. Kostanski, ’79

Jack Hendrickson, ’24

David G. Titus, ’71

Kansas Delta

Wichita State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

William H. Lappin, ’79

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Mark H. Armfield, DDS, ’80

Herbert L. Krumsick, ’65

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Darrell W. Moore, ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ty M. Coup, ’90

Kevin R. Dreiling, ’90

Ned C. Stoll, ’67

Donors

Joseph L. Jimenez, ’99

Nicholas R. Cordt, ’04

Lonnie W. Glen III, ’81

Brayden J. Hosman, ’20

Anthony C. Osu Jr, ’05

Aidan M. Whipple, ’23

Kansas Epsilon

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

$5,000 to $7,499

Onis L. Lemon, ’60

Emporia State University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Shane P. Heiman, ’06

Kevin A. Pouch, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Harold E. Shigley Jr., ’77

Charles K. Weston Jr., ’76

Rueben D. Perez, ’85

Donors

Roger W. Heineken, ’78

Robert C. Nelson, ’75

Jerrell L. Phares II, ’77

Kansas Gamma

Kansas State University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Dale L. Preston, ’69

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Gene M. Olander, ’60

Marc R. Ramsdale, ’79

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Kevin M. Macfee, ’98

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James T. Norbury, ’63

Jon R. Barbee, ’68

Larry E. Heasty, ’68

Harry D. Jones, MD, ’58

Donors

Fred A. Garrett, DDS, MS, ’57

Andrew J. Towner, ’02

Keith L. Stanley, ’66

Marc A. Thompson, ’79

Kentucky Alpha–Delta Centre College

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Hugh G. Hines Jr., ’60

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James D. Rouse, ’62

Richard S. Raymond, ’66

Donors

Ethan G. Humphries, ’24

Ronald L. Sensibaugh, ’76

Matthew S. Reynolds, ’03

Kentucky Epsilon

University of Kentucky

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Anthony H. Ambrose, ’67

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

James W. Masters, ’85

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Cornelius D. Dosker III, ’74

William R. Sims, USAF, Ret., ’58

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Walter F. Currie, ’56

Gary D. Levin, ’84

Larry L. Smith, ’61

Donors

David W. Graham, ’63

Frederick C. Ackiss, ’83

Samuel M. Bluso, ’22

Kentucky Eta

Western Kentucky University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Charles L. Pride, ’87

Bill D. Whittaker, ’65

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Joseph L. Morel, ’02

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Phillip W. Barnhouse Jr., ’92

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joseph D. Beavers, ’01

Donors

Bill T. Edwards, ’74

Kentucky Theta

Eastern Kentucky University

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Logan K. Cox, ’89

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Ernest M. House, ’77

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert D. Kelly, ’72

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Timothy L. Brown, ’83

James T. Mason, ’92

Donors

Chad M. Hall, ’07

Robert L. Hatcher, ’86

Thomas M. Clinch, ’93

Evan T. McCoy, ’04

Kentucky Zeta

Kentucky Wesleyan College

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard P. Thompson, ’63

Louisiana Alpha

Tulane University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Milner W. McVadon, ’60

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Lowell Westerman, ’51

Barry B. Aden, ’61

Louisiana Beta

Louisiana State University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

David A. Jones, ’84

Thorn C. Huffman, ’69

KNIGHTS

PHIDELTA THETA

KNIGHTS OF PALLAS

Knight of Pallas is the annual giving society for students designed to educate our youngest brothers on the impact of the Phi Delta Theta Foundation. Undergraduate Phis can join this society with a donation of $20 to receive their Knights of Pallas pin. In 2022, 112 students joined the Knights of Pallas.

Top Chapters

The following schools had the highest number of students join Knights of Pallas:

Texas Eta Washington Delta

Join Knights of Pallas today with a donation of $20 or more!

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Barry B. Baker, ’67

William M. Ramsey, ’07

Donors

Charles H. Calandro, ’72

Louisiana Epsilon

Louisiana Tech University

Donors

Abram M. Bender, ’24

Louisiana Gamma

University of Louisiana at Lafayette

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

T. Scott Smith, ’69

Donors

Noel N. Dauterive III, ’86

Manitoba Alpha

University of Manitoba

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Kenneth T. Ransby, ’69

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Justin F. Reitsma, ’01

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Donors

Derek A. Patten, ’22

Stephen R. Bonner, ’83

Farhad Davudov, ’17

Victor S. Walkes, ’93

Allan W. Paul, ’74

Maryland Alpha

University of Maryland, College Park

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Edward B. Wilford IV, ’79

Michael B. Twigg, ’74

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Kenneth H. Roberts, ’60

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

John C. Ford, ’64

George F. Atwell, ’55

Robert H. Larsen, ’52

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Christopher W. Washburn, ’93

William L. Ruppersberger, ’46

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Harold C. Curtis Jr., ’61

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jeffrey A. Rivest, ’75

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James L. Kane Jr., ’64

John J. Hannigan, ’63

William R. Ascherfeld, ’57

Thomas C. Morrison, ’56

Harold J. Campbell Jr., MD, ’59

James A. Goff, ’85

Robert E. Scott Jr., ’67

Preston E. Insley, ’56

Michael B. DuVall Jr., ’01

Robert C. Roberts, ’70

Donald R. Hug, ’80

Guy W. Silas, ’83

Luckett G. Maynard, CPA, ’65

Robert M. Dudley, ’69

Donors

Frederick G. Thompson Jr., ’60

Ronald D. Lane, ’73

Edwin J. Callahan Jr., ’74

William N. White, ’60

Michael W. Cole, ’65

Joseph W. Janssens III, ’85

Edward M. Castle Jr., ’80

Michael J. Ambrosini II, ’13

Bradley S. Colquitt, ’85

Steven J. Kopelman, ’90

Maryland Beta McDaniel College

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Donald F. Schenk, USA, Ret., ’71

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert C. Andrews, ’77

Donors

Randolph V. Dove, ’74

William S. Kaplan, ’71

Michael J. Lambert, ’80

Randolph F. Witter, ’76

Kenneth S. Kester, ’72

David F. Bufter, ’74

Jackson W. Neal, ’20

Walter B. Orndorff Jr., ’73

Francis A. Sullivan, ’70

Maryland Delta Johns Hopkins University

Donors

Bryan R. Birthwright, ’20

Jastin J. Garcia-Mendoza

Massachusetts Alpha Williams College Donors

Charles V. Cuddeback Jr., ’62

Massachusetts Delta Bentley University

Donors

Ralph R. Pisani Jr., ’92

Massachusetts Gamma Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Mark L. Bye, ’78

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Douglas C. Spreng, ’65

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

William R. Kampe, ’66

Boyd E. Givan, ’57

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert M. Sutton Sr., ’73

L. Robert Johnson, ’63

Peter T. Rogers, ’82

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Frank J. Iskra Jr., ’45

Christian A. Gimre Jr., ’58

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Donald L. Brinkley, ’79

Donors

John P. Fackler, ’56

Harry L. Ross, ’58

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert A. King, ’58

Donald R. Hardesty, ’64

Maryland Gamma Washington College

Donors

Christopher C. Kleberg, ’93

John W. Christ, ’15

Michigan Alpha

University of Michigan

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Frederick L. Leydorf, ’53

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

James M. Trapp, ’61

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Nat J. Love, RPh, ’80

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James R. Browne, ’78

Steven J. McCormick, ’90

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Duane C. Bollert, ’78

Thomas R. Walsh, ’79

Curtis J. Gano, ’82

Bruce C. Young, ’78

Donors

Maxwell J. Difazio, ’22

Michigan Beta

Michigan State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

John W. Miller, ’52

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Thomas L. Kirkpatrick, ’76

Richard J. Shaw, ’54

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

David R. Foster, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Edward L. Williams Jr., ’63

Donors

Roger M. Pierce, ’61

Paul W. Osgood, ’80

Paul R. Schweitzer, ’64

Michael J. Byl, ’83

Robert L. Newsome, ’60

Kenneth W. Hilbert, ’61

Robert D. Schutz, ’64

Cameron Wilson, ’20

Michigan Delta

Kettering University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Michael G. Scarlatelli, ’76

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Eric L. Grubb, ’87

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Russell G. Gillard, ’73

Andrew A. Raftopoulos, ’14

William H. Underwood III, ’69

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael J. Boulter, ’12

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert F. Rudary, ’73

Carl R. Kipp, PMP, ’83

Scott G. Marr, ’79

Ronald G. Swan, ’70

Eric R. Beckeman, ’90

Richard C. Bolczak, ’70

Donors

Allen B. Rayl Jr., ’80

Paul M. Nozar, ’66

Jack L. Howe III, ’72

Cameron Johnson, ’23

Patrick J. Rye, ’17

Mickey L. Dotson, ’81

Richard J. Bober Jr., ’74

Dayne R. Geyer II, ’74

Harold G. Hyland, ’89

Gibson D. Underwood, ’23

Michigan Epsilon

Northwood University

Donors

Eric D. Wilson, ’96

William A. Connell, ’19

Michigan Zeta

Central Michigan University

Donors

David W. Crankshaw, ’24

Trevor M. Shemka, ’16

Minnesota Alpha

University of Minnesota

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

James J. Casey, ’54

Duane A. Rasmussen, ’51

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Charles T. Lamkin, ’73

William O. Naegele, ’64

Kern G. Rodeberg, ’64

Donors

William F. Wanner Jr., ’65

Minnesota Beta

Minnesota State University, Mankato

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Frederick B. Schultz, ’74

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Dan R. Fields, ’74

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Randall A. Reichert, ’78

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gregory R. Call, ’76

Jordan M. Moore, ’08

Daniel L. Mundahl, ’86

Jan E. Akerberg, ’69

Donors

James L. Brockberg, ’78

GRADUATES OF THE LAST DECADE

We are pleased to recognize this special group of donors starting out in their professional careers and making a habit of supporting the Phi Delta Theta Foundation. Thank you for your early support of Phi Delta Theta. We hope to include your name in our annual impact report for years to come.

In 2022, 118 Phis who have graduated since 2013 donated: that’s 6 percent of the Foundation’s overall donor base!

Darryl B. Sjostrom, ’65

Charles P. Doyle II, ’83

Jacob R. Helgeson, ’04

Mark W. Hofmann, ’84

R. G. Hanson, ’64

Vinson A. Williams Jr., ’15

Scott M. Thiesing Sr., ’89

Weston P. Bring, ’21

Mississippi Alpha

University of Mississippi

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

John F. Lucas III, ’77

David E. Brevard, ’78

James W. O’Mara, ’62

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Edward P. Peacock III, ’69

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Thomas J. Reardon, ’72

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert P. Hughes Jr., ’58

Randolph P. Wolfe, ’73

Yandell F. Shipley, ’50

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Donors

Henry A. Frazer, ’63

James H. Moore Jr., ’71

Floyd M. Melton Jr., ’65

John B. Reeves, ’24

Robert B. Barnard Jr., ’75

Roger M. Flynt III, ’87

William M. Quin II, ’95

Bowman S. Tighe III, ’15

Mississippi Beta

Mississippi State University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Chris G. Loschiavo, ’05

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John C. Thompson, CFRE, ’09

Donors

Walter W. Morris, ’22

Thomas H. Trenor, ’11

Jeffrey D. Adamson, ’09

Missouri Alpha

University of Missouri

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

John L. Carter, ’85

Maurice R. Thomasson, ’52

Missouri Alpha Alumni

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Jason C. Stout, ’93

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Byron Spencer Jr., ’51

Christopher C. Hackman, ’93

Tyler P. Alcorn, ’97

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Frank B. Shelden, ’77

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

J. Edward Travis III, ’56

Todd C. Wilcox, ’84

Mark A. Ladd, ’98

Sidney S. Lindley, ’49

John M. Limbaugh, ’91

Gregory S. Maday, ’86

James B. Hagemeister, ’85

Theodore C. Jacoby Jr., ’62

Mark R. Brandom, ’00

Robert J. Dierberg, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James K. Akard, ’71

Charles D. Medelberg, ’80

Kip R. Underwood, ’94

Jeffrey N. Gutknecht, ’82

Gregg W. Hosch, ’82

Kevin M. Crane, ’84

Jack W. Moreland, ’57

James P. Jacob, ’83

Matthew J. Milbach, ’03

Robert J. Rhyner, ’87

Richard C. Rhyner, ’85

Donors

Brent T. Higley, ’90

Roy D. Findlay, ’54

Ryan C. Lommel, ’14

Harry D. Silsby, MD, ’60

Donald P. Luboski, ’58

Albert W. Zimmer III, ’57

Daniel E. Farrow, ’93

Missouri Beta Westminster College

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Arthur F. Hoge III, ’75

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Timothy S. Steinbeck, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert N. Brell, ’62

Bradford J. Williams Jr., ’66

Daniel W. Beck, ’56

Bill G. Clutter, ’60

Harry P. Kliewer, ’74

Donors

John E. York, ’16

Ryan E. Meador, ’00

Alexander N. Happell, ’14

Charles G. Kurrus III, ’56

Gordon Y. Allison Jr., ’17

Alan C. Henderson, ’68

Samuel P. Jenkins, ’19

Missouri Beta Prime

Central Methodist University

Donors

Mason G. Wells, ’24

Missouri Delta

Saint Louis University

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Michael K. Renetzky, ’93

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Gary M. Gaertner Jr., ’87

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Terence P. McAuliffe Jr., DC, ’10

Missouri Epsilon

Missouri State University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Christopher T. Webb, ’93

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Greg P. Lauman, ’92

Joseph S. Passanise, ’91

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

M. Bruce McClelland, CLU, ’65

Robert H. Haubein Jr., ’62

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Edward S. Lewis, ’80

Harry G. Sharp III, ’60

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John A. Bogler, ’88

Missouri Eta

Missouri Western State University

Donors

Scott P. Sollars, ’00

Missouri Gamma

Washington University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

John F. Schmidt, ’49

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James L. Murdock, MD, ’60

Jules D. Campbell, ’69

Michael R. Schardt, ’76

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas L. Holling, ’51

Donors

John M. Lee, ’70

William A. Miller, USN, Ret., ’69

David M. Moss III, ’65

William R. Blackmore, ’79

Missouri Iota

Lindenwood University

Donors

Mason S. Rice, ’24

Anthony J. Westermann IV, ’17

Missouri Zeta

Southeast Missouri State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Jeffrey N. Davis, ’94

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Nathan P. Thomas, ’95

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Ryan T. Frenz, ’06

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John F. Friedel, ’82

Donors

Levi Tuschhoff, ’25

Montana Alpha University of Montana

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Trevor L. Johnson, ’94

Raymond B. Hunkins, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Gordon D. Bell, ’64

Donors

Richard W. Brensinger, ’94

Robert H. Brickley, ’61

Steven M. Belowich, ’98

Dalton W. Duval ’21

Kaiden L. Kellogg, ’24

Nebraska Alpha University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Richard W. Kelley, ’60

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Bradley R. Shafer, ’94

Keith A. Wysocki, ’07

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jeffrey M. Grant, ’90

Edmund C. Buch, ’70

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James Stuart III, ’86

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Alan L. Plummer, MD, ’62

Paul F. Fischer, ’68

Michael D. Lee, ’90

Peyton T. Pratt Jr., ’69

Gene M. Eckel, ’94

Donors

Jaret E. Jones, ’58

Donovan M. Quimby, USA, Ret., ’68

Verlin C. Stephens, ’11

Louis L. Roper, ’53

Aron M. Boumstein, ’96

Caleb J. Brown, ’10

Randal D. Hawthorne, ’92

Greyson W. Geiler, ’93

Bradley E. Taylor, ’79

Brian L. Christensen, ’89

Gregory C. Hogenmiller, ’91

Daniel J. Levy, ’87

Steven C. Koukol, MD, FACS, ’84

Nebraska Beta University of Nebraska at Kearney

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Bruce A. Rippen, ’72

Douglas M. Demmel, ’79

Donors

Scott R. Mingus, ’84

John R. Jatczak, ’88

James S. Sajevic, ’77

Landon G. Killion, ’17

Thomas W. Marble, ’98

Elmer J. Urwiler, ’70

Nebraska Gamma

Creighton University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Matthew D. Ord, ’99

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Joseph D. Kohout, ’98

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Ryan T. Schroer, ’97

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kirt T. Norris, ’99

Donors

Douglas J. Curtis, ’01

Robert A. Placek III, ’12

Christopher R. Nelson ’21

Michael D. Schmidt, ’12

One of the most important things I learned while at Kleberg is what goes into being a successful leader in Phi Delta Theta and on campus: accountability, integrity, and empathy are all topics essential to managing and guiding a diverse group of young men. After looking back, I recommend any Phi to take on the challenge and attend a conference because of what I learned and how it has influenced me to be a leader and someone who can bring value to any situation they are placed in.”

—Kyle

Walker, Arkansas ’21

Attendee of the 2022 Kleberg

Emerging Leaders Institute

Nathan L. Schmutz, ’01

Nevada Alpha

University of Nevada, Reno

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Glenn A. Goza, ’72

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Adam D. Cegavske, ’04

Donors

Brian P. Hanifan, ’98

Nevada Beta

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Henry G. Heren IV, ’99

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert C. Snyder, ’93

Paul J. Moradkhan, ’02

New Hampshire Alpha

Dartmouth College

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

James W. Mytton, ’49

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Donors

John W. Pemberton, ’54

New Hampshire Beta Southern New Hampshire University

Donors

James A. Adelstein, ’93

New Jersey Delta Stockton University

Donors

Matthew T. Czulada, ’21

New Jersey Epsilon Montclair State University

Donors

Robert L. Ammiano, ’21

Frankie W. Marrone, ’21

New Jersey Gamma Seton Hall University

Donors

Zachary D. Case, ’20

Christopher J. DeSellems, ’19

Anthony J. Gonzalez, ’21

New Mexico Alpha University of New Mexico

Oxford Society

$500,000 to $999,999

Kenneth D. Hansen, ’55

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

William D. Grasse, ’62

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Robert C. Evans, ’67

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jason C. Julian, ’00

Thomas E. Minton, ’67

Ronald H. Bell, ’64

John Wolfe Lindley Association

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert T. Duffy, ’71

Nicholas H. Brown, ’64

Leonard C. Hays, ’60

Richard H. Dorn, ’68

Carl S. Dunlap, ’74

Donors

David A. Baumheckel, ’76

Neal A. Pearson, ’62

John E. Barnes II, ’58

Richard Hyatt, ’22

Stephen Musselman, ’74

Armando A. Quintana, ’25

New York Alpha

Cornell University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Brian D. Dunn, ’77

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Glenn P. Davis, ’75

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Manuel P. Alvarez, ’02

Douglas A. Hayward, ’79

Donors

Peter E. Ippel, ’02

New York Beta Union College

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Paul D. Davis, ’27

Philip S. Arony, ’70

Donors

Michael E. York, ’85

Darrel J. Logan, ’82

Alvin F. De Siena, DMD, ’67

Christopher A. Sullivan, ’84

Leon R. DeLieto, ’64

Donors

John B. Kerr Jr., ’54

New York Eta

Rochester Institute of Technology

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Richard H. Brennan, ’93

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Patrick A. Pipino, ’90

Donors

Paul J. Greiner, ’00

Adam M. Luvshis, ’14

Mark E. DeAngelis, ’15

Ryan Lopez, ’13

Andrean M. Mangiardi, ’06

New York Lambda St. John’s University

Donors

John A. Fenner, ’20

Jethro H. Casie, ’23

New York Theta

State University of New York at Oneonta Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Scott A. Donnelly, ’91

New York Zeta

Colgate University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Bruce C. Clayton, ’89

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

William C. Baker, ’70

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

$2,500 to $4,999

Steven B. Rael, ’76

New York Epsilon

Syracuse University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Conrad F. Thiede, ’90

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Andrew J. Muratore, ’95

Thomas B. Tyree Jr., ’83

William F. Roberts Jr., ’71

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John D. Bertolozzi III, ’89

William A. Johnson, ’90

Donors

Frederic D. Van Arnam Jr., ’83

Douglas C. Reilly, ’63

Ronald G. Holly Jr., ’80

Paul C. Aiken III, ’06

Christopher K. Connolly, ’98

Michael S. Malof, ’22

North Carolina Alpha

Duke University

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

William L. Noel, ’52

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert W. Steinbruegge, ’69

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas A. Newton Jr., ’71

Charles T. Wegner IV, ’79

Donald B. Wiesley Jr., ’67

Donors

Lafayette P. Grose, ’55

Charles V. Taft, ’64

Stephen J. Morgan, ’77

George S. Hurt, ’76

North Carolina Beta

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

North Carolina Beta House Corporation

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Kenneth W. McAllister, ’71

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Donald W. Millen, ’59

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John A. Poole, ’65

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William M. Dunlap, ’61

John R. Lindsay, ’61

David F. Ferguson, ’90

Donors

George K. Roper III, ’77

Guy M. Graves, ’75

James C. Adams, ’67

North Carolina Delta

North Carolina State University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Brooks T. Raiford, ’90

James R. Hickman, ’93

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jonathan C. Routh, ’97

Donors

Jeffrey A. Gluck, ’06

Christopher S. Angel, ’91

John F. McKeever, ’03

Frederick J. Livingston, ’02

Michael Tracey, ’19

North Carolina Epsilon

University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Donors

Dayton A. Heredia, ’19

North Carolina Gamma Davidson College

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Bruno R. Baudet, '96

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Harry V. Lamon Jr., ’54

Robert J. Kmiecik, ’85

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jack C. Stultz Jr., ’74

Thomas Jefferson III, ’59

Donors

Alan E. Rockett, ’77

North Dakota Alpha University of North Dakota

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Thomas A. Balzer, CAE, ’99

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Dion S. Reimer, ’80

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Robert M. Bush Jr., ’62

James J. Nelson, ’66

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Arne F. Boyum, ’66

Andrew W. Pekovich, ’62

Dylan M. Berg, ’15

Jeffrey T. Boyum, ’98

Donors

John T. McDonald, ’62

John P. Berg, ’54

Charles D. McLeod, ’72

Tanner K. Ring, ’17

Charles T. Jerome, ’72

William Behrmann, ’09

Sean P. McClain, ’14

James H. Hruby, ’59

Roger D. Anderson, ’76

James E. Stenseth, ’79

Mark D. Wilhelmi, ’69

What I learned from Kleberg is the scale that this Fraternity is on. I have become best of friends with people from all over the country, and it is inspiring to see all of us united under the same principles of this Fraternity. I wake up daily thankful for what Kleberg and Phi Delta Theta have given me as I continue my college career.”

—Drew King, Arkansas State ’24

Attendee of the 2022 Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute

North Dakota Beta North Dakota State University

Donors

Connor G. Crago, ’23

Diego J. Castillo, ’23

Nova Scotia Alpha

Dalhousie University

Donors

Randy B. Nanjad, ’02

Christopher M. Dunn, ’88

Robert J. Hines, ’87

Ohio Alpha

Miami University

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

John G. Hazlett, ’49

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Christopher J. Shrader, ’82

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Robert W. Hoaglund, ’60

Wells Martin Jr., ’42

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

L. David Mills III, ’67

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Bruce H. Owens, ’60

Dana W. Pratt, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Bruce A. Frallic, ’66

Ronald P. Tappan, ’55

Terry G. Landis, ’61

John H. Clark Jr., ’83

Robert W. Neu Jr., ’83

Roger E. Luring, ’68

Richard J. Goettle IV, ’67

Matthew W. Harper, ’91

Daniel B. Roe, ’87

Courtney W. Hays, ’65

Charles J. Gorsuch, ’67

Louis F. Body IV, ’61

Russell E. Schuster, ’99

Donald J. Powers, ’60

Donors

Larry L. Campbell, ’64

Clifford L. Cook, ’69

Robert L. Hatfield, ’65

David V. Thomas, ’59

Mark C. Yates PhD, ’92

Drew A. Kieckhafer, ’73

Jonathan C. Rogowski, ’11

Michael L. Collins, ’72

Bruce A. Patsey, ’83

Milo R. Beran, ’55

Ohio Beta

Ohio Wesleyan University

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

William L. Polatsek, ’67

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Robert E. Wilson, ’46

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James M. Long, ’73

Donors

James A. Mendenhall, ’73

Lee R. Lohnes, DDS, ’60

Ohio Epsilon

University of Akron

Oxford Society

$500,000 to $999,999

Roger T. Read, ’63

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

John H. Costello III, ’68

Ford A. Dickerhoff, ’44

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Edward F. Hopper, ’65

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Bruce W. Rogers Jr., ’56

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Donald E. Demkee, DDS, DHL, ’60

Ralph E. Fisher, USAF, Ret., ’52

James D. Warner, ’70

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Patrick J. Hart, Esq., ’72

William Turanchik, ’91

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Daniel B. Auker, ’71

George H. Bertsch III, USA, Ret., ’64

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Charles E. Truza, ’65

Robert J. Turning, ’96

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Louis E. Seiler, ’67

Donors

Kory B. Kellogg, ’96

Bradley A. Millard, ’14

Michael F. Enright, ’67

Alexander J. Shannon, ’15

Brian J. Harding, ’94

Paul W. Hieronymus, ’93

Anthony R. Falbo, ’97

Brandon Counts

Juan Camacho, ’19

Jon D. Erwin, ’69

Donald C. Long, ’73

Robert J. Bloniarz, ’66

Patrick N. Vassalotti, ’62

Cary A. Veith PhD, ’80

Timothy A. Hill, ’88

Dante M. Averiett, ’11

Edward C. Morrison, ’75

Kostandinos M. Dimos, ’25

Matthew J. Phister, ’13

Ohio Eta

Case Western Reserve University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Roger H. Cerne, ’63

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Douglas T. Hauer, ’69

Phillip W. Gutmann, ’54

Archibald E. Fletcher, ’54

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John F. Zeis, ’62

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John M. Oblak, ’62

William A. Schimming, ’64

Charles S. Williams, ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John A. Miller, ’69

Thomas R. Stanish, ’92

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

William A. Sluhan, ’64

Glenn C. Blomquist, ’67

Stephen J. Copeland, ’78

Alec J. Pegler, ’18

Dan E. Moldea, ’72

Andrew G. Antonucci, ’13

Richard A. Johnson, ’67

Donors

Guido K. Wernicke, ’62

Jeffrey A. Kleck, ’81

Matthew P. Crugnale, ’58

Ohio Gamma

Ohio University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Raymond L. Randall, ’66

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Thomas E. Shoemaker, ’61

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Daniel C. Higgins, ’54

Ronald F. Chapman, CPA, ’54

Maurice H. Ralston, ’61

Larry D. Reader, ’68

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Eldon C. Lown, ’56

Kenneth L. Ahl II, USAF, Ret., ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Brian C. Bastock, ’88

Thomas E. Dellinger, ’52

Donors

Larry F. McArthur, ’53

Richard T. Cochran, ’66

William K. Natorp, ’66

James A. Young, PhD, ’63

Kelly M. McFarland, ’01

Ohio Iota

Denison University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Raymond H. Bartlett, ’53

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert W. Cornell Jr., DDS, ’56

Charles H. Ingram, ’79

George B. Trapp, ’87

Robert S. Castellini, ’90

Donors

Thomas K. Stroud, ’74

Dunbar M. Helsley Jr., ’83

Ohio Kappa

Bowling Green State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

C. Raymond Marvin, ’60

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

William R. Keller, ’64

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Larry L. Miles, ’55

George E. Phillips, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard N. Kappel Jr., ’69

Donald C. Ullum, ’65

Roger W. Fischer, ’64

Lawrence P. Golen, ’79

Donors

Robert W. Maurer, ’65

Ray L. Martin, ’64

Asa J. Elsea, ’63

Enrico A. Fantozzi, ’98

Ohio Lambda

Kent State University

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Richard E. Fabritius, ’94

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Scott C. Maloney, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, ’97

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Roger A. Pae, ’57

Gary J. Brookins, ’57

George F. Bigham, ’96

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Collin M. Boetger, ’97

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert J. Mather, ’65

Charles R. Higgins, ’56

Jonathan N. Ruda, ’92

John F. Davenport Jr., ’59

Donors

Matthew T. Renzi, ’08

Jason E. Clause, ’97

Ryan T. Keating, ’97

Mark L. Simpkins, ’01

Scott D. Wormald, ’22

Adam M. Hutchinson, ’15

Logan Reiheld, ’22

Ohio Mu Ashland University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Allan R. Williams, ’10

Philip C. Beekley, USAF, Ret., ’69

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Ralph E. Martin Jr., ’73

Eric M. Schimmoeller, ’00

David W. Ronyak, ’84

Robert S. Pasquinucci, ’93

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Anthony Magistro, ’69

Bruce A. Niehm, ’79

Zachariah J. Meixner, ’99

Thomas R. Hoffman, ’72

Donors

Robert E. Troop, ’71

Joseph M. Bibb, ’67

Ohio Theta

University of Cincinnati

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Mark A. Brueggeman, ’81

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Bradley J. Foster, ’88

Christopher C. Huelsman, ’87

One of my favorite parts of the Shaffer Honors College of Leadership was meeting many like-minded individuals from around the country who focused on crafting their leadership skills just like me. The connections I made allowed me to understand how other leaders operate, which was incredibly valuable. My most important takeaway from the conference was learning the importance of leading by example. In other words, gaining respect and notoriety from others through your actions and not simply your words. The program was extremely beneficial and an experience I will continue to use to influence my leadership for my entire life.”

—Jack

Bunzel-Hardie, Chapman ’25 Attendee of the 2022 Shaffer Honors College of Leadership

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Jeffrey D. Palmquist, ’82

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

William N. McCauley, ’64

William A. Vanderlinde Jr., ’83

Michael J. Carr, ’60

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Frederick G. Koehler, ’51

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Thomas H. DeWees Sr., ’58

Timothy M. Burke, ’70

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael H. Jones, ’66

Anton P. Sohn, MD, ’58

James B. Denker, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Harold E. Massie, ’62

Roger E. Lang, ’66

Glenn A. Streibig, ’55

Richard G. Hyde, USA, Ret., ’52

Robert M. Spalding, ’54

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

John L. Hunt, ’60

Guy H. Gottschalk, MD, ’69

Stephen W. Day, ’70

Robert W. Elberfeld, ’73

Donors

John P. Meister, ’55

Paul J. Fleming, ’62

Thomas A. Shumate, ’84

Harry L. Mahaffey, ’65

Guy L. Sutton, ’73

John J. Gerbus, ’89

Todd B. Ford, ’90

James V. Carlton Jr., ’71

Ohio Xi

Otterbein University

Donors

Jeremy J. Paul, ’19

Maxwell Drerup, ’20

Ohio Zeta

The Ohio State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Christopher M. Connor, ’78

John W. Luce Jr., ’65

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Samuel A. Bluso, ’89

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

J. Brian Mullen, ’75

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Philip A. Newbold, ’70

Nelson R. Embrey II, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

David W. Priestley, ’78

Thomas A. Holton, ’66

Lance E. Gaffin, ’92

James M. Stephens, ’91

Oklahoma Alpha

University of Oklahoma

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

James A. Gibbs, ’57

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

William A. Pruitt, ’75

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Donald C. Bowers, ’07

Christopher D. Wilson, ’91

Michael K. Bishop, ’09

Donors

Joey F. Cobb, ’24

Lee R. Gibson III, ’78

Jacob S. Hatch, ’21

Noah T. Hill, ’20

Oklahoma Beta

Oklahoma State University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Michael S. Hyatt, ’66

Kenneth D. Greiner Jr., ’60

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Oklahoma Beta Davis A. Clemons

Memorial

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Scott A. Collins, ’83

Brian J. Winterringer, ’83

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Lee E. Haskin, ’69

Kenneth W. McCracken, ’89

Donors

William L. Ecker, ’85

John T. Schmidt Jr., ’69

Thomas D. Butcher, ’74

Kyle D. Haines, ’91

Billy W. Clemons USA Ret., ’63

Berwin L. Price Jr., ’76

Steven K. Reimer, ’87

Cache J. Bullard, ’25

Robert W. Tinkler, ’95

Peter W. Ramsdale, ’20

Barry S. Burmaster, ’82

Oklahoma Delta

Cameron University Donors

William T. Hutchins II, ’94

Brian A. Sansom, ’03

Oklahoma Gamma

Southwestern Oklahoma State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

George A. Cohlmia, ’75

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard E. Muncrief, ’80

Donors

Charles E. Allen, ’76

Charles T. Penrod, ’74

Manuel Martinez, ’19

Kyle R. Johnson, ’10

Alan L. Deck, ’77

Franklin M. Shadid, ’76

Ontario Alpha

University of Toronto

Donors

Walter K. Wells, ’59

Benjamin D. Palekar, ’00

Ontario Beta

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Donors

Gregg L. Rothermund, ’78

Stephen F. Ayers, ’94

C. S. Greene, PhD, ’67

Russell H. Harbaugh Jr., ’65

James R. McKnight, ’70

Robert A. Stevens, ’76

Joseph J. Carter Jr., ’82

Henry C. Thompson Jr., ’56

Western University

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Jeremy R. Weber, ’62

Donors

Craig A. Williamson, ’91

Ontario Epsilon

Carleton University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

William D. Anderson, ’94

Donors

Alan B. Santiago Cervantes, ’21

Ontario Gamma

McMaster University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Brent Herspiegel, ’93

Donors

Brian R. Shaw, ’02

Ontario Zeta

Brock University

Donors

Brody P. Whethan, ’95

Oregon Alpha

University of Oregon

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Daniel E. Curtis, ’72

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

David G. Evans, ’82

Donors

Michael P. Thayer, ’85

Jason P. Fleck, ’94

Peter B. King, ’59

Timothy J. Vranizan, ’88

Oregon Beta

Oregon State University

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

John S. Lidstrom, ’09

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Chad J. Melvin, ’05

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas D. Little, DMD, ’55

Larry N. Watson, ’71

William B. Coe, ’68

Erin J. Haynes, ’72

Donors

Henry T. Johnson, ’01

Steven L. Walker, ’85

Arthur P. Taylor, ’76

Donald S. Duman, ’54

Patrick J. Martini, ’87

Oregon Delta

Oregon Institute of Technology

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Jason T. Pompel, PMP, ACP, CSM, ’93

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Daniel A. Gorski, ’04

Donors

Conor M. Bujeaux, ’16

Joseph R. Jacobs, ’99

Nathan C. Fuller, ’20

Finn R. Anders, ’24

Jeffrey D. Avgeris, ’04

Colin L. Battersby, ’97

Oregon Epsilon

Portland State University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Samuel T. Frahm, ’99

Chase M. LoGreco, ’04

Donors

Roger W. Mehle II, ’11

Anousa A. Sengsavanh, ’06

James R. Fox, ’09

Oregon Gamma

Willamette University

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Niels C. Follestad, ’94

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Frank B. Swayze, USN, Ret., ’64

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

L. Duane Baird, ’57

Christopher M. Littrell, ’97

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jefferson D. Lamoree, ’66

John R. Sweeney, ’60

Claris C. Poppert, ’57

Donors

William T. Reid, ’81

Kevin M. Liebson, ’15

Pennsylvania Alpha

Lafayette College

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Robert H. Steinberger, ’62

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Edwin J. Phelps Jr., ’56

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joseph P. Hafer, ’63

Pennsylvania Beta

Gettysburg College

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

M. E. Mittel Rev Liv Trust, ’50

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Frederick D. Reimer, ’07

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Gary D. Krapf, ’91

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John H. Benjamin, ’58

Gary W. Test, ’61

I attended Shaffer Honors College of Leadership, where I learned how to lead as a fraternity man and truly take those skills and implement them in the real world—that weekend taught me that there is a lot more to leadership than telling someone what to do. As a leader, it is your job to learn and develop as an individual; the best leaders are the best followers. To truly command respect and admiration, you must understand that everyone is your equal, and they all have something to give and to learn from. Take no information or teaching for granted. I learned that to be a truly good leader, sometimes you need to take the back seat. You must be able to delegate and learn from others. If you are the one always doing everything and not accepting other people’s ideas, you are not opening yourself to learning and truly leading. To be a good leader, you first must be a good follower.”

—Austin Lauziere, UCF ’24 Attendee of the 2022 Shaffer Honors College of Leadership

John R. McMahon, ’86

Thomas C. McCarthy Jr., ’67

Donors

Carl E. Miller, MDiv, ’58

Charles L. Bieler, ’57

Paul J. Martin, ’86

Pennsylvania Delta Allegheny College

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Chris W. Brussalis, ’87

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Forrest C. Mischler, MD, FACS, ’61

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Francis F. Schefer, ’81

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Thomas M. St. Clair, ’57

Mitchell J. Pulwer, ’75

Richard B. Dines, ’74

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Mathew J. Schon, ’75

Robert M. Jones, ’80

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Elgin A. Hill III, ’57

Donors

Bruce E. Brown, ’87

Scott S. Schieman, ’74

John M. Meyer, ’04

John T. Richards III, ’76

S. W. Andersen, ’58

Naveed Ismail, ’12

Curtis G. Graham MD, ’58

Pennsylvania Epsilon

Dickinson College

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Warren B. Swift, ’57

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John O. Bennett III, ’70

Donors

Charles C. Miller, ’70

Steven P. Delp, ’63

Pennsylvania Eta

Lehigh University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Vincent P. Murray Jr., ’85

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John R. Papazian, ’78

Robert G. Facente, ’77

Robert V. Henning Jr., ’64

Brian J. Ascetta, ’79

Donors

James N. Wilson, ’63

Steven A. Erickson, ’78

Richard W. Dunne, ’80

Douglas R. Henning, ’75

Adam J. Perlman, ’93

Joseph J. Scriptunas Jr., ’71

Guy S. Frankenfield, ’80

Pennsylvania Gamma

Washington and Jefferson College

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Mark E. Pleiss, PsyD, ’11

Donors

Winfield B. Carson III, ’56

Pennsylvania Iota

University of Pittsburgh

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

William B. Stockwell, ’76

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Richard N. Maier, ’71

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Scott R. Lynch, ’97

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Herman C. Steeber, ’75

George P. Bucha Jr., ’84

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Garrett M. Taliaferro, ’99

Steven C. Rea, ’81

William F. Morrison II, USAF, Ret., ’88

Donors

Joseph A. Greco II, ’81

Charles S. Harrison, MD, ’59

Edward C. Bojarski II, ’76

Pennsylvania Lambda

Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Anthony C. Moscato, ’86

John Wolfe Lindley Association

Pennsylvania Mu

Widener University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Patrick H. O’Connell, ’91

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Sean S. Wagner, ’02

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

J. David Almacy, ’92

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

M. C. Tabun, ’93

Robert J. Ketler, ’91

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Stephen S. Wagner, ’70

Jonathan D. Bressler, ’88

Daniel J. Joseph, ’95

Donors

John M. Lynn, ’04

Patton Vo, ’15

Michael T. England, ’02

Michael A. Vitullo, ’01

Jeremy M. Koenig, ’08

Timothy A. Becker, ’08

Mark E. Smith, ’94

Melvin A. Holmes II, ’14

Anthony D. Cellini, ’10

Gregory S. Todaro, ’13

Edward J. Wyrwas, ’07

Louis P. Burgese, ’90

James Lowther, ’03

Matthew A. Mirarchi, ’16

Gavin W. Poole, ’22

Tyler D. Hartman, ’17

Pennsylvania Omicron

Shippensburg University

Council Association

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

$2,500 to $4,999

Sean M. Rollman, ’92

Donors

Zachary D. Hilliard, ’13

$1,000 to $2,499

James A. DeGaetano Jr., ’99

Donors

Matthew W. Groff, ’02

Alfred S. Bendell V, ’18

Pennsylvania Pi

Robert Morris University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Kevin J. Bazner, ’06

Pennsylvania Sigma Millersville University

Donors

Chris Hornyak, ’21

Pennsylvania Theta

Pennsylvania State University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

John M. Kersh, USN, Ret., ’57

Donors

Tai T. Huynh, ’02

Pennsylvania Zeta

University of Pennsylvania

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Howard Gellis, ’75

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Hershey Groff Jr., ’55

Charles B. Bechtold Jr., ’41

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Raymond F. Dacek, ’52

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael D. DiCandilo, ’82

Michael J. Pushkarewicz, ’79

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John W. Harley, ’61

Alan B. Clements, ’69

Douglas K. Dumm, ’67

Stephen H. Smalley, ’71

Donors

Charles D. Klahr Jr., ’49

David E. Frase, ’86

Quebec Alpha McGill University Donors

Benoit Simoneau, ’99

Matin Tahmasebpour, ’22

Rhode Island Alpha Brown University

Donors

Peter L. Conklin, ’67

Gregory L. Sutliff, ’53

South Carolina Beta University of South Carolina

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Dennis W. Harrington, ’67

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Philip R. Jennings, ’71

Donors

Patrick D. Nolan, ’69

R. D. Parks Jr., ’71

Jonathan K. Ross, ’97

South Carolina Gamma

Clemson University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Allen G. Edwards, ’71

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Stewart D. Brown III, ’76

P. Scott Bowden, ’78

William G. Baker Jr., ’87

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jesse L. Wilson Jr., ’75

Charles W. Pate, ’70

Bryan S. Johnson, ’81

Donors

Joseph J. Corrado Jr., ’99

South Dakota Alpha University of South Dakota

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Charles W. Poore Jr., ’61

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Michael P. Held, ’67

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Jesse R. Moyer, ’03

Richard M. Held, ’69

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Dustin J. Adams, ’06

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Clayton D. Cudmore, ’01

Kerrie N. Herren, ’05

Donors

Bradley R. Wedeking, ’02

Eric S. Hathaway, ’01

Lucas M. Steece, ’02

Edward R. Bader, ’63

John T. Haber, ’01

Douglas A. Peterson, ’91

J. G. Glasnapp, ’71

Bruce L. Gisi, ’02

Adam B. Campbell, ’06

Mark D. Schulte, ’06

Jason D. Forbes, ’93

Kyle C. Larson, ’89

Tennessee Alpha

Vanderbilt University

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Jeffrey B. Love, ’71

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Howell E. Adams Jr., ’53

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Kent L. Shalibo, ’63

I attended the McKenzie Family Presidential Leadership Conference as my chapter’s philanthropy chairman. As I was not the chapter president, I initially assumed the knowledge I would take back with me would not be useful for my current position. However, I was very much proven wrong. The conference allowed me to grow significantly as a leader, which was a huge help in planning events and keeping my chapter accountable. Not only that, the mock chapter sessions and keynote speakers gave me a plethora of new and positive methodologies I could implement for philanthropy events. As a result, I am spearheading a five-hundred-person philanthropy event to raise a significant amount of money for Live Like Lou and helping many brothers become Iron Phis. McKenzie was a last-minute decision, but I’m extremely grateful for the opportunity.”

—Sushank Soma, Nova Southeastern ’23

Attendee of the 2023

McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

George W. Coble II, ’54

Charles A. Greenfield, ’67

Neely B. Coble III, ’73

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Howard K. McCain Jr., ’60

James J. Griffin, ’57

Donors

J. S. Bronaugh Jr., ’76

W. Patrick McMullan III, ’74

John K. Martin Jr., ’67

Richard Murray III, ’57

Tennessee Beta

Sewanee: The University of the South

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ben I. Jackson Jr., ’80

Donors

Thomas M. Trabue Jr., ’64

Ben I. Jackson, ’52

Townsend S. Collins Jr., ’63

Tennessee Delta

Tennessee Technological University

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Gary H. McDonald, ’79

John A. Grannis III, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James W. Toliver, ’11

John R. Lyons II, ’73

Donors

Jeremy Bullington, ’05

Kenneth A. Gaudreault, ’71

Tennessee Epsilon University of Tennessee at Chattanooga

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

J. Michael A. Danby, ’50

Tennessee Eta

Middle Tennessee State University

Donors

Colin A. Blouin, ’15

Tennessee Gamma University of Tennessee, Knoxville

Robert J. Miller Association

$250,000 to $499,999

Samuel J. Furrow, ’63

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7)+

Silver (15)+

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

Gary R. Wade, ’70

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Larry W. Anderson, ’69

John J. Maddux Jr., ’69

Martin L. Lindsey III, ’69

Lawrence V. Kaminsky, ’81

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Thomas F. Starck, DDS, USN, Ret., ’72

Donors

John B. Thornburg, ’87

Ronnie W. Woods, ’64

Lawrence E. Young, ’65

James W. Richardson Jr., ’75

Halen L. Housley, ’05

Nathaniel J. Pall, ’13

Tennessee Zeta

Belmont University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jeremy P. Hutzel, ’06

Donors

Jason A. Johnson, ’01

Kevin J. Michelsen, ’10

Texas Beta

University of Texas at Austin

Benjamin Harrison Association

$1,000,000 or more

Kenneth M. Jastrow II, ’69

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Thomas Harper III, ’68

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Winfield M. Campbell Sr., ’66

John W. Worsham, ’51

George W. Vest Jr., ’70

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Alan C. Baum, ’64

Mario A. Villa, ’03

Bernard W. Miner Jr., ’53

Jeff Austin Jr., ’60

Texas Delta

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Texas Delta House Corporation

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Hugh D. King Sr., ’57

John S. Lockton, ’89

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Thomas G. Gresham, ’80

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Donald N. Ewan, ’53

Thomas R. Leslie IV, ’74

James W. Collins, ’75

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Thomas W. Sabin Jr., ’79

Dan C. Woldert Jr., ’74

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Lance C. Gilliam, ’77

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Jack C. Myers, ’66

Thomas E. Carter, ’80

T. Michael Conway, ’77

Kent C. Krause, ’79

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

James K. Woodall, ’70

Robert L. Richey, ’80

Andrew S. Doughtie, ’80

Michael W. Crain, ’65

Steven C. Finn, ’80

Michael D. Bristol, ’77

Michael A. Tannery, ’80

Gold (25)+ Platinum (40+)

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Norman D. Estep, ’66

Bradley J. Eldridge-Smith, ’07

Walter D. Fain, DDS, ’68

Donors

William T. Johnson, ’02

Willard I. Boss Jr., ’77

Marvin B. Marcell Jr., ’95

Stuart C. Hendry, ’76

Donors

Ronald E. Banas, ’85

Rob Jones, ’76

Richard P. Fuhry, ’76

Robert B. Spurgin, ’71

Brent A. Bossart, ’77

Stewart R. Henderson, ’81

Wright B. Monning, ’70

Robert R. Corcoran, ’76

Matthew M. Burkholder, ’91

David S. Boylan, ’91

Robert A. Clyde, ’85

Robert R. Walker Jr., ’61

John R. Belton, ’88

William B. Thomas Jr., ’60

Gregory L. Miller, ’89

James M. Eagle, ’77

Taylor G. Harkness, ’12

Albon O. Head Jr., ’68

Texas Epsilon

Texas Tech University

Benjamin Harrison Association

$1,000,000 or more

Stephen J. Kleberg, ’69

Oxford Society

$500,000 to $999,999

Michael K. McKenzie, ’67

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

John F. Scovell Jr., ’68

Gerald C. Nobles Jr., ’73

Texas Epsilon Alumni and Friends: Dr.

William F. Dean Endowed Chair

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Jay C. Evans, ’70

William F. Dean, ’61

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Jesse K. Pruitt, ’67

Gary H. Shores, ’63

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

David W. Kuykendall, ’77

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Guion Gregg III, ’70

Franklin P. Abernethy, ’70

Jasper H. Baldwin Jr., ’59

Larry A. Stockton, CPA, ’75

Thomas Brown, ’18

Charles F. Winder, ’79

Christopher A. Zook, ’90

Gary R. Andrews, ’71

John C. Foster, ’70

Kelly W. Earls, ’90

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Philip D. Swatzell, ’72

Mark H. LaRoe, ’80

Joe K. King, ’76

Phillip B. Moore, ’68

Lawrence W. Williams, ’69

Lawrence E. Gill, ’63

Michael B. Gooden, ’65

Robert W. Goff Jr., ’68

Robert P. Schmid, ’93

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joseph J. Beal, ’68

Geoffrey L. Wayne, ’96

Darren W. Boruff, ’89

Charles D. Alexander, ’84

Robert K. LaMaster, ’79

Jed C. Evans, ’99

Lawrence C. Wood, ’71

James T. Anderson, ’96

Charles L. Rader, ’80

William P. Dannevik Jr., ’93

Donors

Michael E. McGaha, ’84

Robert J. Hicks, ’02

Don Wylie, ’67

Geoff C. Hicks, ’93

Lawrence E. Gill II, ’90

Randal J. Gardner, ’72

Raymond R. Noble II, ’98

Dennis V. Stowers, ’76

Tom R. Sawyer, ’69

Douglas W. Gibbins, LAT, ’65

David W. Carson, ’95

Thomas B. Taylor, ’70

Myles C. Hunter, ’14

Edward M. Hopkins, ’62

Jerry C. Hudson II, ’93

Royal M. Hagerty, ’57

Ronald L. Rives, ’74

Charles R. Cochran, ’03

Ryan C. Ingram, ’98

Jack C. Jones, ’68

Earl D. Riley, ’63

Texas Eta

Stephen F. Austin State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Mark L. Hobson, ’77

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

M. Thomas Mason, ’70

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Mark E. Jensen, ’85

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John R. Morrison, ’65

Millard T. Moore, ’65

James L. Cullinan, ’87

Spencer L. Olesen, PhD, ’62

Donors

James B. Thomas III, ’69

James R. Driver III, ’72

Roy E. Price Jr., ’71

Alexander R. Valdez III, ’23

Benford J. Moore, ’64

Charles H. Smyth, ’71

Julio G. Aguilar, ’23

Robert R. Wise, ’67

Joel H. Moore, ’79

Logan R. Orsack, ’25

Texas Gamma

Southwestern University

Benjamin Harrison Association

$1,000,000 or more

Joseph W. Royce, ’63

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

James B. Ewbank II, ’77

At both Kleberg and McKenzie, I learned the importance of empathy in definition and practice. The chaplain program at Kleberg introduced me to having difficult conversations with someone who might just need a shoulder to lean on. At McKenzie, I learned critical skills in working with others. The President position requires a lot of empathy when setting expectations for peers and fellow chapter members.

I would recommend to every brother of Phi Delta Theta to attend all the conferences possible. They were one of the most eye-opening experiences that I have had in my entire life. Also, more than just attending, I would encourage them to take everything to heart. Put yourself in uncomfortable situations; that is the only way to truly see growth.”

—Jamey Deckard, Hanover ’24

Attendee at the Chaplain Track of the 2022 Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute and the 2023 McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Gaylon D. Morris, ’88

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Thomas C. Pitcock, ’82

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert C. Coleman, ’04

J. Paul Edwards, ’64

Thomas S. Jeter, ’67

James J. Reeves, ’92

Jon R. Sandidge, CPA, Esq., ’64

William C. Dwyer, RPh, ’73

Lee F. Christie, ’84

Donors

Neal D. Cannon Jr., ’62

Houston W. Briggs II, ’63

Dustin A. Staloch, ’09

John M. Franks, ’63

Texas Iota

Lamar University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

James C. Eskridge, ’66

DONOR KEY

Chapter Grand Campaign 2030 Lead Donor

Living Bond Society

1848 Society

Knights of Pallas

Graduate of the Last Decade

Volunteer

Platinum Medallion ............$10,000–10M

Gold Medallion $5,000–9,999

Silver Medallion .............. $2,500–4,999

Trustees’ Roundtable $1000–2,499

Years Giving Streak Levels:

Scroll (3+)

Azure (7+)

Silver (15+)

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael C. Waters, ’65

Donors

James S. Mackin MD, ’69

Texas Kappa University of Texas at Arlington

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

James S. Kennedy, ’77

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

David S. Assid, ’87

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

William V. Dafcik Jr., ’80

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Steven D. Plamondon, ’90

James T. Harp, ’62

Louis A. Sommers, ’72

Mark T. LaCourse, ’84

Donors

Jimmy J. Ahlfinger Jr., ’94

Luis D. Garcia, ’19

Thomas D. Boone, ’92

John C. Colligan, ’78

Texas Mu

Texas State University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

William J. Poston, ’88

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

David Sweeten, ’88

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Ronald Berdinsky, ’83

Donors

Daniel J. Perry, ’81

Steven L. Harvey, ’88

Douglas K. Harrison, ’87

David L. King, ’90

David R. Slocombe, ’86

Jerome J. Kristynik, ’87

Thomas M. Schumacher, ’91

Craig P. Soudelier, ’91

Timothy S. Wardlow, ’91

Martin S. Wells Jr., ’84

Texas Omicron

University of North Texas Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jens E. Braun, ’92

Texas Pi

Sam Houston State University

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Russell A. Carman, ’98

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jeffrey E. Peters, ’94

Donors

James B. Self, ’94

Sean McCoy, ’19

Stephen J. Fisk, ’92

Cameron M. Hoelscher, ’19

Michael S. Damico, ’95

Texas Sigma

Schreiner University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jerry E. Marshall, ’52

Texas Tau

University of Texas at El Paso

Donors

Leopoldo Negrete, ’08

Texas Theta

Donors

Sidney R. Stout Jr., ’67

Phillip K. Conatser, ’90

William J. Sanders Jr., ’72

Texas Upsilon

University of Texas at Dallas

Donors

Joshua M. Larriviere, ’23

Jacob A. Leonhardt, ’24

Kirtan A. Patel, ’18

Texas Xi

University of Texas at San Antonio

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Albert W. Gustafson, ’70

Marco I. Cantu, ’93

Texas Zeta

Texas Christian University

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

William L. Gray Jr., ’70

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Douglas Scharbauer, ’74

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Charles W. Seltzer, ’70

Frederick L. Streck III, ’83

G. Curtis Jones Jr., ’60

Tracy T. Zickuhr, ’91

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael W. Bessire, ’71

J. D. Williams, ’76

Jerry S. Daniel, ’59

Lon E. Byars, ’74

Donors

Vance K. Apple, ’61

Utah Alpha

Gold (25+)

Platinum (40+)

Lifetime (50+)

Herman C. Burnette III, ’88

Thomas J. Turnbow, ’90

Morris R. Selby, ’87

West Texas A&M University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Tucker D. Lee, ’08

University of Utah

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Derek S. Goldstein, ’86

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Anthony W. Loughran, ’81

Charlie R. Jones Jr., ’65

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

William D. Old III, ’82

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Mark S. Cianciolo, ’84

Matthew G. Moffit, ’74

David E. Root, MD, ’57

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

John W. Beagles, ’60

Donors

Erik R. Lovold, ’97

William A. Worthington III, ’72

Steven S. Powell, ’73

Thomas W. McKevitt, ’85

Bruce S. Bradley, ’67

Jay H. Larsen, ’96

Creg L. Pike, ’75

Vermont Alpha University of Vermont

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

George D. Fraser, ’64

Donors

Alex R. Offer, ’10

William I. Eckhart Jr., ’65

Virginia Beta

University of Virginia Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Daniel S. Costello, ’61

Donors

Peter H. Luke, ’70

Benjamin S. Yandell Jr., ’76

G. T. Foggin III, ’60

Virginia Delta

University of Richmond

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Charles B. Upshaw III, ’74

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Philip H. Rowland, ’74

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

John R. Turner, ’72

Stuart G. Rogers, ’83

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Howard P. Estes Sr., ’61

Ronald A. Malstrom, ’72

Gregory A. Williams, ’71

Donors

Jon-Jamison Hill, ’96

Mark D. Haden, ’74

Ebb H. Williams III, Esq., ’61

Louis A. Crescioli, ’50

Alan D. Drayer, ’67

Virginia Eta

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

David A. Moxon, ’73

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Gerard M. Burton, ’84

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Robert E. Siegel, ’71

Donors

William R. Barr, ’70

Gary A. Craft, ’75

Christopher T. Long, ’89

Zachary Cassidy, ’21

Gerald M. Hampton, ’87

Virginia Gamma

Randolph-Macon College

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

William P. Schick, ’84

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Michael F. Hall, ’79

Donors

John C. Giusio Jr., ’65

Julian C. Harmon II, ’90

John C. Simpson III, PhD, ’73

Virginia Kappa

Radford University

Donors

John F. Owings, ’22

Virginia Lambda

George Mason University

Donors

Alexander P. Williams, ’25

Albert R. Devere III, ’25

Virginia Zeta

Washington and Lee University

Donors

John F. Troutman III, ’07

Washington Alpha University of Washington

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

James S. Calderhead, ’50

James B. Skaggs, ’59

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Gary M. Baugh, ’62

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Curtis G. Anderson, ’63

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Richard L. Hinton, ’58

My greatest takeaway from the Shaffer Honors College of Leadership is that you must be a good leader all the time, not some of the time. People rely on you as a leader of your chapter every day; it doesn’t matter what kind of day you’re having; consistency matters. So, when making difficult decisions for the house, you must be consistent; that is how you grow as a leader.

—Tabor Hurt, Kansas ’24

Attendee of the 2022 Shaffer Honors College of Leadership

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Jerome M. Johnson, ’55

David A. Clack, ’57

Thomas A. Wolthausen, ’60

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jeffrey D. Scanlan, ’81

Richard E. Bangert II, ’71

David L. Broom, ’60

Mark D. Mickelson, ’76

John F. Swinehart, ’61

Richard F. Meslang, ’66

Donors

Robert M. Pennell, ’60

Wado J. Bush, ’63

Robert M. Frayn Jr., ’56

William G. Woods, ’55

Donald A. Flynn, ’66

Washington Beta

Whitman College

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Dugald R. Campbell, ’56

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Peter S. Werle, ’62

Donors

J. A. Cabasco, ’90

Robert J. Blanc, ’74

Douglas X. West, PhD, ’59

Foster D. Allen, ’69

Washington Delta

University of Puget Sound

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

William M. Wittress III, ’93

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

John A. Whalley, ’64

Scott E. Silver, ’73

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Garrett P. Mock, ’87

Kenneth C. McGill, ’61

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Dennis M. Pederson, ’62

Kevin Barhydt, ’98

W. Ronald Stone, ’61

Donors

Clark G. Parsons, ’67

Jonathon M. Brown, ’06

Jerome M. Thorpe, ’63

Stephen R. Schembs, ’87

Dennis A. Long, ’71

Kevin S. Somel, ’24

William L. Tindall, ’66

Alan S. Davenport, ’64

Mason B. Bridges, ’24

Rene A. Del Barco III, ’23

Skyler Dela Cruz, ’23

Adrian G. Evans, ’01

Edward W. Johnson, ’63

Michael M. Nelson, ’83

Washington Epsilon

Eastern Washington University

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Michael P. Benvenuto, ’97

Donors

Andrew M. Tuson, ’13

Washington Gamma

Washington State University

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Charles T. Chandler III, ’50

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

Dwight D. Proteau, ’88

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Patrick J. Foley, ’54

Gary F. Ratzlaff, ’60

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Jeffry J. Akridge, ’86

Donors

James F. Shepherd Jr., ’58

James L. Hobbs Sr., ’58

Sean J. Weisberg, ’95

West Virginia Alpha

West Virginia University

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Roy H. Cunningham, ’93

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

Daniel S. McHenry, ’83

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Lawrence P. Chambers, ’60

Rodney K. Raines, CLU, CHFC, ’61

Edward D. McDevitt, ’69

Donors

Frederick L. Dudding, ’63

Jay A. Smith, ’84

West Virginia Beta

Marshall University

Donors

John E. Gilmore, ’95

Wisconsin Alpha University of Wisconsin–Madison

Arthur R. Priest Association

$25,000 to $49,999

Richard T. Bechtel, ’89

Founders Club

$10,000 to $14,999

William M. Lee, ’43

Robert Thompson Drake Association

$7,500 to $9,999

James H. Berglund, ’54

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Lee R. Miskowski, ’54

Robert D. Espeseth, ’52

Donors

Roger T. Fridholm, ’63

Adam B. Warriner, ’88

Michael J. Moore, ’90

Ajay Ganju, ’00

Wisconsin Beta Lawrence University

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Jeffrey T. Ramsey, PhD, ’00

Jacob A. Kingdon, ’07

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Richard D. Calder, ’54

Charles E. Ray, ’72

Earl J. Patterson, ’76

Todd R. Balfanz, ’63

Donors

Richard A. Reierson, ’64

Dwight A. Peterson, ’55

James K. Lunney, ’54

David A. Bray MD, ’62

Wisconsin Gamma Ripon College

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Richard D. Kuehl, ’67

Donors

Steven L. Beacom, ’76

Wisconsin Zeta University of Wisconsin–Whitewater Donors

Thomas H. Kind, ’19

Wyoming Alpha University of Wyoming

John McMillan Wilson Association

$20,000 to $24,999

Richard G. Olmstead Jr., ’73

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Arnold R. Cross, ’65

Richard R. Ludwig, ’63

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Glen L. Faulkner, ’49

Donors

Glen L. Faulkner, ’49

Friends of the Phi Delta Theta Foundation

Robert Morrison Association

$100,000 to $249,999

Anonymous

Anonymous

Paul C. Beam Association

$50,000 to $99,999

First-Generation Scholarship Donors

honoring Stephen M. Bloomer retirement

Ardivan Walker Rodgers Association

$15,000 to $19,999

Kevin K. Nunnally

Andrew Watts Rogers Association

$5,000 to $7,499

Phyllis A. Thackery

John Wolfe Lindley Association

$2,500 to $4,999

Stephen E. Imes

Council Association

$1,000 to $2,499

Joan M. Schiml

David L. Knight

David T. Pompel

Linda R. Brattain

AJ Jacques

Donors

Deborah L. Smith

Kathryn Shipp

Carroll Coleman

Nancy Anness

Steve Jelley

Graham Burns

Renée R. Crist Lefter

Mark Ramundo

Jennifer L. Morrow

Paula A. Seger

Victoria Nordgren

Myra Duritsch

Patricia J. Adams

Daniel A. Cotter

Bradley C. Nahrstadt

Laurie M. Connor

Joanne M. Ganus

Traci Higgins

Brandon D. James

Wendy Faust

Daniel W. Wright

Joanne McCoy

Braydon Beckwith

Lisa C. Bailey

Sharon J. Bomgardner

Joe T. Fitzpatrick

Dieter Heren

William E. Holst Jr

Aimee Kennedy

Daniel Limmer

Kathy Mauzey

Penelope A. Rivenbark Patton

Elizabeth Skirven

Marion L. Somers

April R. Stoll

Charlotte Terry

Tania Wenzel

Cynthia C. Buresh

Kimberlyn Alford

Kathy L. Danesi

Gregory K. Davis

Chris M. Lucas

Melissa Pogue

Jim Randolph

Kellsie C. Ruiz

David Schwemer

Matthew S. Whisman

2022 Charitable Foundation

Contributions

Akron Community Foundation

American Foundation for Charitable Support, Inc.

Arkansas Community Foundation

Ayco Charitable Foundation

Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund

R. Kyle Bailey Family Foundation Inc.

Bergan County United Way

Bickner Family Foundation

Blue Grass Community Foundation

Broomfield Charitable Foundation

Cardinal Health Foundation

Charities Aid Foundation of America

Clifford & LaVonne Graese Foundation

Cobb Family Foundation, Inc. (The)

Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation

Community Foundation of Northern Illinois

Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi

Cooke Family Foundation, Inc.

Fidelity Charitable

Gage Family Foundation (The)

Givewell Community Foundation

Goldman Sachs Philanthropy Fund

Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation

Greater Houston Community Foundation

Greater Kansas City Community Foundation

J.W. and Ida M. Jameson Foundation

James Stuart III Family Foundation

Licking County Foundation

Morgan Stanley Gift Fund

Muse Foundation

National Christian Charitable Foundation

National Christian Foundation of East Tennessee

National Philanthropic Trust

Norcross Foundation Inc.

Northern Cincinnati Foundation

Pledgeling Foundation

Ralph H. & Ruth J. McCullough Foundation

Raymond James Charitable

Renaissance Charitable Foundation

Saint Clair Charitable Trust

Schultz Foundation

Schwab Charitable Fund

Silicon Valley Community Foundation

South Dakota Community Foundation

The Community Foundation of Shelby County

The Schultz Family Foundation

The Trust Company of Tennessee

United Charitable Briscuso Family Foundation

United Way of Lane County

Vanguard Charitable

W Wheeler and Anne P Bryan Family Foundation

Warren County Foundation

William A. and Madeline Welder Smith Foundation

Matching Gift Companies

American Online Giving Foundation

Apple

AT & T Matching Gift Program

Blackbaud Giving Fund

Bristol-Myers Squibb

Caliber Home Loans/New Rez

CDK Global Headquarters

Charities Aid Foundation of America

FM Global

Intel Corporation

JPMorgan Chase Foundation

Logitech

Merck Foundation

Microsoft Matching Gifts Program

Nike World Headquarters

Omaha Community Foundation (Kiewit Employee Charitable Match)

OneAmerica

PepsiCo Foundation

Progressive Insurance Foundation

Raytheon Technologies

Shell Oil Company Foundation

T. Rowe Price Foundation

The Coca-Cola Company

Total Quality Logistics

UBS

United Way California Capital Region

Xerox Foundation

Sixty Years of Phis of Faith

Celebrating a major milestone in Campaign 2030

BY COL. STEPHEN M. BLOOMER, USA, RETIRED

Just over sixty years ago, Phi Delta Theta Board of Trustees President Grosvenor S. McKee, Ohio 1916, petitioned loyal Phi Delt alumni to “earmark immediate gifts of $100 to the Phi Delta Theta Educational Foundation.” Brother McKee’s appeal roughly equals today’s Trustees’ Roundtable Society membership of $1,000. The Foundation was ramping up and finding its footing in the early 1960s. Brother McKee encouraged “Phis of faith to join in this adventure of faith.”

During the 2021 Phi Delta Theta General Biennial Convention in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the Phi Delta Theta Foundation launched Campaign 2030: A Greater Version for Tomorrow. At that time, we recognized seventy-four Phis as lead donors to the Campaign for making gifts of $25,000 or more and announced $8 million raised towards the $30 million goal. Campaign 2030 is a comprehensive ten-year campaign, so every Phi matters, every major gift, and all Phi Delt Fund support year after year. We will recognize new campaign contributors and celebrate our Campaign progress next June at the General Biennial Convention 2023 in Scottsdale, Arizona.

Today, however, I want to share some significant Foundation news. On November 1, 2022, just sixteen months after the public launch of Campaign 2030, we booked our one-hundredth major gift commitment! This is no small measure—just as the Phis of Faith helped to shore up resources to support scholarships in the 1960s when the Phi Delta Theta Foundation was in its infancy, today, Phis of faith are joining us on the journey to achieve the objectives of Phi Delt 2030 to be recognized as North America’s premier fraternal leadership society. To our first one hundred lead campaign donors, I render a salute. To those considering joining the march to the objective, we welcome you aboard!

A New Partnership Gives Our Members More

Phi Delts earned college credit through Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute Conference experience

BY CLAY COLEMAN

Phi Delta Theta is known for its commitment to sound learning through innovative education. In this spirit, we piloted a new academic program to continue the Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute experience this fall. Through a first-of-its-kind, transformative partnership between Phi Delta Theta and Sonoma State University, we offered an online, asynchronous leadership course worth four-semester academic credits that transferred to each member’s home campus.

This course, Applied Communication and Leadership in Student Organizations, allowed our emerging leaders to enhance their Kleberg experience and guide them on the next steps of their leadership journey. Taught by Emily Acosta Lewis, PhD and Mike Ogg, MBA, Sonoma State ’01, the course’s overview and learning objectives stated were: This course will examine the intersection between leadership and communication in student organizations. In this course, you will learn what leadership is and how to identify leadership opportunities in your organization. Additionally, you will understand how to take full advantage of ongoing leadership opportunities by creating a personal

action plan. Through the discovery of pitfalls of leadership, you will learn about avoiding them as an emerging leader. You will learn about organizational threats and practical solutions to help you and your organization maintain high performance. Finally, in this course, change strategies will help you achieve growth as a leader in your organization.

This exclusive opportunity was only available for Phi Delts who attended the 2022 Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute in Oxford, Ohio. They received a Foundation grant covering tuition for the four-unit credit course.

Given the success of the fall leadership course, Phi Delt offered a similar opportunity to attendees of the 2023 McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference to participate in an upper-level leadership course worth four-semester academic credits. This will help guide our chapter presidents on the next steps of their leadership journey.

General Headquarters and the Education Committee continue to research and look for new partnerships and ways to further enhance and prepare our members for their post-collegiate lives.

Phi Delta Theta Foundation Awards $593,448 in Scholarships and Fellowships

Thanks to the vision and generosity of its donors, the Phi Delta Theta Foundation awarded 442 scholarships to its undergraduate members and alumni who are continuing their graduate studies for the 2022–23 academic year. The Foundation disbursed a record total of $593,448.46 in scholarships and fellowships for the year.

The First-Generation Student Scholarship was introduced during the 2021–22 academic year to support first-generation college students while complementing and strengthening the Fraternity’s diversity and inclusion efforts. The Foundation awarded $250,000 in academic scholarships for Phi Delt first-generation new members. The Fraternity knows that, statistically, first-generation college students are more likely to face financial hardships during college. The goal of these scholarships is to lower that economic burden, creating access to membership in Phi Delta Theta for those students, and assisting Phi Delta Theta chapters in becoming more representative on its campuses.

There was a significant increase in the number of Whole Man Scholarship applications, with a renewed emphasis on attendance at the Shaffer Honors College of Leadership, held in Oxford, Ohio, in conjunction with the Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute. For the first time, attendees received their scholarship award and certificate of completion at the graduation ceremony.

Since in-person conferences have resumed, great attention has been paid to increasing attendance at the McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference and Shaffer Honors College of Leadership, increasing the Harrison President Scholarship and Whole Man Scholarship recipients in 2022. Therefore, $111,568 was awarded to the Harrison Presidential Scholars and Whole Man Scholars.

Each year, the Foundation receives an extraordinary number of applications from deserving and well-qualified members making the selection process challenging for the local and national judging committees. The exemplification of the Cardinal Principles is especially considered when awarding named scholarships and fellowships. Undergraduate Phis received an additional $196,200 in support from scholarships named by generous donors. Phi Delta Theta alumni seeking to continue their studies in graduate school were awarded $39,000 in fellowships.

Scholarship applications are now accessible through myPhiDelt and will remain open year-round.

For the 2022–23 academic year, the Phi Delta Theta Foundation Board of Trustees has again approved $250,000 in scholarships for first-generation new members. A portion of these dollars has

been earmarked to give special consideration to new members who are also active members of an official collegiate sports team and have not received an athletic scholarship from their college or university.

Harrison Presidents Scholarships and Whole Man Scholarships are available to be awarded to attendees at the 2023 McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference and the Shaffer Honors College of Leadership. In-person attendance at these events is a requirement for the award; other conditions can be found in the scholarship section of myPhiDelt.

Every Phi Delta Theta member can apply for at least one scholarship annually through their myPhiDelt account. We encourage each student to review application deadlines to ensure they submit their application promptly. Many applications require an essay. Because the essay is a heavy part of the judging criteria, applicants are encouraged to review their essays for correctness and clarity before submitting their applications.

If you have trouble accessing the scholarships section of myPhiDelt or have questions about available scholarships, please contact the Phi Delta Theta Foundation’s Scholarship Coordinator Bonnie Schiller at bschiller@phideltatheta.org.

Congratulations to this year’s awardees, and good luck to next year’s applicants!

RYDER HANKINS NAMED ARTHUR R. PRIEST RECIPIENT

The Phi Delta Theta Foundation is pleased to announce Ryder R. Hankins, UNLV ’22, as the 2022–23 recipient of the Arthur R. Priest award. The Arthur R. Priest award is the Foundation’s largest and most prestigious scholarship and is awarded to the student who scores the highest based on merit.

Ryder’s scholarship application was accompanied by a glowing recommendation from his Chapter Advisory Board Chair Peter C. Dreissig, Utah ’86. Peter says, “Ryder is a perfect example of a Phi Delta Theta brother. He is a friend, has a strong academic record, and is honest and open with his communication. I am grateful to have him as a Phi brother and wholeheartedly recommend him for a scholarship.”

Currently studying business with a focus on international relations, Ryder hopes to earn his master’s degree and work internationally after finishing school. His application specifically spoke of using Phi Delta Theta’s Cardinal Principles to remain resilient while working in a foreign country, “I hope to focus my career on understanding how cultural and societal differences impact consumer decisions between countries. My dream has always been to live and work internationally. The Cardinal Principles of Phi Delta Theta will guide me in that process.” He describes using Friendship to connect with others, Sound Learning to broaden his perspectives and remain committed in a foreign land, and Rectitude to remain grounded and conduct ethical business.

Please join the Phi Delta Theta Foundation in congratulating Ryder on this achievement and wishing him the best in his future endeavors!

Recently, alumnus Thomas Van Dyke, Kansas ’60, pledged a $25,000 match to the Arthur R. Priest Fund with the goal of increasing the fund so that an exceptional student can be awarded $10,000 annually. You can contribute to this goal today and have your donation matched. Visit phideltatheta.org/donate and comment “Priest Award.”

WORLD-CLASS MCKENZIE FAMILY PRESIDENT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE RETURNS TO ST. LOUIS

January 2022 saw Phi Delta Theta’s return to in-person educational event, the McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference. Held in St. Louis, Missouri, and attended by over 225 Phis, this is the Fraternity’s premier educational event for our chapter’s newly elected presidents.

The conference included a world-class lineup of speakers, small group meetings facilitated by an outstanding group of conference faculty and education breakout sessions on topics such as diversity and inclusion, mental health, and inclusive recruitment practices. Of course, there is plenty of downtime for students to get to know each other, connect about issues facing their chapters, and build relationships that will buoy them throughout their presidencies.

“My McKenzie experience will help me as a leader in that I learned that many of the issues we face are common to other chapters, and the men around me gave me some good ideas on how they approach and solve those problems.”

—LJ Hajduch, Nebraska ’23

2022 MCKENZIE HIGHLIGHTS

While this was the first McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference in two years, judging by participant feedback, the 2022 version was one of the most successful McKenzies ever.

100+

100+

of attendees rated the conference effective or very effective at helping them become a successful chapter leader.

of the competencies measured showed learning gains. 70+ 100% 100% 100% 70%

of attendees would recommend this program for future presidents.

NET PROMOTER SCORE: a score of seventy (70) is somewhere between excellent and world-class.

KLEBERG EMERGING LEADERS INSTITUTE RETURNS TO THE BIRTHPLACE

OF PHI DELTA THETA

Late July 2022 saw almost 1,000 Phi Delts come together from all over North America to attend the 2022 Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute in Oxford, Ohio. This statistic represents the second-largest Kleberg ever.

The mission of Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute is to fulfill The Bond’s principles by providing values-based leadership development skills to enact positive changes.

The conference included a world-class lineup of speakers, small group meetings facilitated by an outstanding group of conference faculty, and education breakout sessions on topics such as chapter operations best practices, health and safety prevention, diversity and inclusion, and recruitment support. In addition, of course, there are plenty of downtimes for students to get to know each other, connect about issues facing their chapters, and build relationships that will buoy them throughout their executive officer tenure.

“I have been filled with great appreciation over this weekend for the Kleberg Emerging Leaders Institute. This honor will not just be for the few days that I am here, but for the rest of my life.”

—Beckett Reid, Washington Alpha

2022 KLEBERG HIGHLIGHTS

While this was the first Kleberg in two years, the 2022 experience was among the most successful. 97+

97%

of attendees rated the conference effective or very effective at helping them become a successful chapter leader.

98+

98% 100%

100+

of attendees would recommend this program for future attendees.

NET PROMOTER SCORE

56%

of the competencies measured showed learning gains. 56+

Affinity for the broader Fraternity today.

is a method of using a single survey question to gauge customer/ participant satisfaction with their experience. A score of fifty (50 percent) is considered excellent and is in the range of similar companies such as Google and Netflix.

SCHOLARSHIPS

TOTAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLOWSHIPS GRANTED SCHOLARSHIP DEFINED

Colorado Alpha Legacy Scholarship: This scholarship was set up to help fund the education of the children of Colorado Alpha alumni. It is available to Phis and non-Phis who are a legacy of a member of the Colorado Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Theta.

First-Generation New Member Scholarship: This scholarship was set up to assist new members of Phi Delta Theta who are first-generation college students. It is available to Phis in their first academic year of membership in Phi Delta Theta who do not have a parent or guardian complete a four-year degree.

Harrison Presidents Scholarships: Generous donors set up these scholarships to fund a presidential scholarship for a specific chapter or group of chapters. The scholarships are available to the president or executive officer who attends the McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference.

Local Scholarships: These scholarships were set up by generous donors to fund academic awards for specific chapters. The recipients of these scholarships are nominated by local scholarship judging committees.

Undergraduate Scholarships: The Phi Delta Theta Foundation awards undergraduate scholarships each year to members in good standing who are considered full-time students by their institution. Some awards are restricted to one or more chapters while other awards are available to any chapter. Selection is based on scholastic excellence, participation and leadership roles in the chapter, plus campus and community involvement, all of which align with the Cardinal Principals of Phi Delta Theta.

Whole Man Scholarships: These scholarships were set up by generous donors to fund a scholarship for a specific chapter. The scholarships are available to the chapter member who is nominated and attends the Shaffer Honors College of Leadership.

Graduate Fellowships: These scholarships were set up to support Phis pursuing graduate degrees. These scholarships are available to all Phis engaged in a graduate program beyond the baccalaureate degree.

GENERAL UNDERGRADUATE FIRST-GENERATION NEW MEMBER HARRISON PRESIDENTS LOCAL WHOLE MAN GRADUATE FELLOWSHIP

The pages that follow list the recipients of scholarships awarded in 2022.

COLORADO ALPHA LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP

Lauren Davey, Denver

Sophia Kroll, CU Boulder

Markus Manly, CU Boulder ’22

FIRST-GENERATION NEW MEMBER SCHOLARSHIPS

Joseph Acker, Hanover ’25

Sadman Ahmed, Alberta ’22

Samiul Alam, Central Connecticut ’25

Anthony Alexander, Akron ’24

Matthew Allen, North Georgia ’22

Tapri Anderson-Williams, UCF ’24

Dylan Arnold, Embry-Riddle ’25

Jackson Arnold, Virginia Tech ’24

Jordan Arnold, UConn ’24

Andrew Attinger, Valparaiso ’25

Jonathan Banza, Westminster ’24

Brock Bigler, UW-Whitewater ’25

Tyson Blosser, Akron ’24

Caleb Bookout, Mississippi State ’24

Timothy Brehm, New Mexico ’25

Aaron Breivogel, Hanover ’24

Mark Broughton, Florida International ’22

Andrew Bui, Utah ’24

Nagee Burks, Otterbein ’23

Curtis Burnett, Arkansas State ’22

Christopher Butash, South Florida ’23

KeAndre Buyna, App State ’23

Alberto Caba, Gettysburg ’24

Greyson Callaway, North Dakota State ’23

Kanyon Castle, EKU ’23

Jayden Cheatham, Mississippi State ’22

Samuel Chin, Maryland ’25

Jackson Chlebowy, Miami ’25

Grant Cracchiolo, Lindenwood ’25

Dalton Creel, Mississippi State ’25

Dane Culver, USC ’25

Luis De Paz Capobianco, Mercer ’24

Kostandinos Dimos, Akron ’25

Matthew Dinwiddie, Drake ’25

Kip Dobar, Central Michigan ’25

Thomas Dubois, Clemson ’25

Daulton Duke, MTSU ’23

Ronni Elhadidy, UNC Charlotte ’24

Brandon Ferguson, Nova Southeastern ’25

Santiago Forero, UBC Okanagan ’25

Gregory Fossati, UT Austin ’24

Maxton Froce, Akron ’25

Nicholas Fry, Mississippi ’24

JJ Gebru, Puget Sound ’25

Phillip Gilkeson, IUPUI ’24

Christian Gomez, CSUN ’23

Joshua Gridley, UT Arlington ’23

Alfredo Grimaldi, UT ’24

Juan Guizar, Minnesota State Mankato ’24

James Harris, USC ’23

Gavin Hartman, Robert Morris ’23

Deontay Hayes, West Georgia ’24

Evan Henderson, USC ’24

William Henderson, North Georgia ’24

Jason Hernandez, UT Knoxville ’23

Ezra Kirubel Heruy, San Francisco ’23

Coby Hollis, Arkansas State ’24

Will Hwang, Kansas State ’24

Angel Ibarra, CSUN ’23

Gentry Irvin, RIT ’26

Gabriel Jourdain-Codada, Indiana ’25

Michael Kaegi, ASU ’25

Justin Kaminski, Southern New Hampshire ’23

Akhil Kancherla, Florida ’25

Rithik Kapoor, UCI ’23

Ray Keady, Emporia ’23

Curtis Keppel, IUPUI ’24

Seth Kirchhoff, Southeast Missouri ’25

Logan Krivenki, Akron ’24

Krish Kumar, Akron ’25

Ryan Lam, UCI ’24

Jason Le, Kettering ’25

Tanner LeBlanc, SHSU ’25

Donald Love, New Mexico ’22

Nicholas Lu, Manitoba ’24

Ji Chuan Luo Lu, San Francisco ’24

Juan Macias, Southwestern ’24

John Mariani, UCF ’24

Reed Martin, Mississippi State ’25

Gabriel Mayeaux, Ball State ’24

Michael McGrath, IUP ’23

Anthony Merchan, Oklahoma ’25

Luke Merritt, UTSA ’25

Luke Miller, ASU ’24

Jonathan Munoz, Carnegie Mellon ’24

Tyler Myers, IUP ’25

Andrew Nagy, Berkeley ’25

An Nguyen, South Carolina ’25

Brendon Nguyen, UCI ’22

Dominic Nguyen, UCI ’23

Hunter Nguyen, UCI ’24

Giovanni Olvera, WKU ’25

Sebastien Onis, DePauw ’25

Edwin Orosco, Berkeley ’23

Joshua Ortiz, Campbell ’24

Isaac Ouellette, Southern New Hampshire ’23

Anthony Paulino, Florida Atlantic ’25

Erik Perkins, Hanover ’25

Jacob Pfannerstill, UW-Whitewater ’25

Brandon Phan, UCI ’24

Andrew Pike, WKU ’25

Corey Plant, RIT ’25

Winchester Ployratana, Stockton ’24

Ivan Rapado, Florida International ’22

Micah Reid, British Columbia ’25

Joshua Rose, Kent State ’24

Shane Rubin, Stockton ’24

Mark Russell, Louisville ’24

Anthony Ruvalcaba, Arizona ’25

Seungyun Ryu, Akron ’22

Manjot Saggu, Alberta ’25

Rehan Satti, IUPUI ’24

Daniel Saylor, Ripon ’24

Jack Schiavo, Stockton ’24

Wesley Schneider, Ripon ’25

Alikhan Seitkadyrov, RIT ’26

Jayden Sengul, CSUN ’25

Julio Servellon, Montana ’25

Daiton Shields, WKU ’25

Kobe Smolinski, Cornell ’23

Zachary Sommerville, Ashland ’25

Gabriel Sossaman, Eastern Washington ’24

Caleb Sowash, Kent State ’23

Kyle Stork, UT Knoxville ’24

Michael Sutera, Gettysburg ’24

Nikan Taheri, UCI ’24

Hoshner Tavadia, York ’25

Jacob Taylor, Washburn ’25

Brodey Thompson, San Diego State ’25

Chakari Tindal, Oregon State ’25

Gregory Tolson, Southern New Hampshire ’23

Spiros Tsolinas, British Columbia ’24

Ethan Uhrlaub, Wichita State ’25

Kenneth Valdes, Florida ’25

Jaydan Vanosdol, Hanover ’23

Mateo Villegas, Hanover ’25

The leadership training at the conferences I attended was invaluable. I left McKenzie with the tools necessary to lead my chapter and left Shaffer Honors College of Leadership with the skills to lead in my future professional career. Meeting Phis from around the country made these both fantastic experiences and made me proud to be a Phi. They were 100 percent worth it, and I would do it again in a heartbeat.”

—Charles Schubert, St. John’s ’23 Attendee at the 2022 Shaffer Honors College of Leadership and the 2023 McKenzie Family Presidents Leadership Conference

Logan Ward, Arkansas State ’25

Jaelen Ware, Oregon State ’25

Cody Weber, Shippensburg ’24

Cameron Williams, Michigan State ’25

Cole Willyard, Purdue ’25

Michael Yu, UCI ’23

Ryan Zagrocki, Widener ’24

Israel Zarate, Colgate ’24

Thomas Zupko, North Dakota State ’24

GRADUATE FELLOWSHIPS

George E. Grady Fellowship

Jordan Dominguez, UTEP ’22

Clifford E. and LaVonne

Graese Fellowship for South Dakota Alpha

Matt Pesicka, South Dakota ’22

David S. and Julia Jenkins Fellowship

Brett Haley, Arkansas ’22

Emory Kincaid, Arkansas ’22

Michael Rodriguez, La Verne ’22

Sean Solomon, USC ’21

Francis D. Lyon Fellowship

Thomas Donovan Keene

James Grant Swanson

Clyde Markel Fellowship

Ever Aroca, UW-Whitewater ’22

Nicholas Carmona, Sonoma State ’14

Jason Curry, Clemson ’05

Michael Hurst, Iowa State ’20

Jude Martini, Cornell ’22

Joao Pedro Safi, Carnegie Mellon ’22

James Wright, Toronto ’21

Robert J. Miller Fellowship

Robert Finken, Oklahoma State ’22

Maxwell Katsikas, Miami ’22

Marvin J. Perry Graduate Fellowship

Robert Coleman, Southwestern ’04

J. David and Dorothy Reams Fellowship

Trevor Beurman, Washburn ’21

John Byrnes, South Carolina ’21

HARRISON PRESIDENT SCHOLARSHIPS

Alabama Beta Harrison

President Scholarship

Zane Springer, Auburn ’23

Bill Baker Harrison President Scholarship

Daniel Dy, Colgate ’23

Mark Chandler Harrison President Scholarship

Richard Stout, Georgia ’23

Colorado Gamma Ken Robinson

Harrison President Scholarship

Maxim Kraynov, Colorado State ’23

James Ewbank Harrison

President Scholarship

Aaron Alfaro, Southwestern ’24

Edward F. and Ruth Ann Hooper

Harrison President Scholarship

Matthew Saliga, Akron ’23

Chris Jones Harrison

President Scholarship

Finn Sunshine, Florida ’23

Layne Sealey, NC State ’24

Richard L. and Robert H. Kirtland Harrison President Scholarship

Jack Randall, Oregon ’24

Maryland Alpha Harrison President Scholarship

Oliver Goldfarb, Maryland ’24

Stephen Petross Harrison President Scholarship

Campbell Graves, Butler ’24

Fred Schultz Harrison President Scholarship

Roman Newinski, Minnesota State Mankato ’24

Ted Sitterley Harrison President Scholarship

Owen Reese, Akron ’23

Wittress Emerging Chapter Harrison President Scholarship

Ryder Hankins, UNLV ’22

Luke Pata, Babson ’23

William Zulch Harrison President Scholarship

Samuel Ellis, Minnesota State Mankato ’22

LOCAL SCHOLARSHIPS

Thomas G. Beaham Scholarship for Arizona Alpha

Richard Goodell, Arizona ’24

California Theta Sound Learning Award

Emmanuel Moreno Aguilar, UCI ’23

Stan and Phyllis Gilson Scholarship for California Zeta

Christian Gomez, CSUN ’23

Charles D. McAtee Scholarship for Kansas Beta

Kyle Kersten, Washburn ’22

New York Zeta Freeman H. Allen Award

Ethan Cherry, Colgate ’23

Owen Dillon, Colgate ’23

New York Zeta Junior Sound Learning Award

Samuel Adler, Colgate ’23

Ethan Cherry, Colgate ’23

Tarik Cigeroglu, Colgate ’23

Matt DeGaetano, Colgate ’23

Owen Dillon, Colgate ’23

Daniel Dy, Colgate ’23

Robert Higgins, Colgate ’23

Thomas Johnson, Colgate ’23

Jordan Klein, Colgate ’23

Charles Quill, Colgate ’23

Andrew Ralston, Colgate ’23

Zach Reynolds, Colgate ’23

Harry Shook, Colgate ’23

Walter Szafran, Colgate ’23

Eli Yadidi, Colgate ’23

New York Zeta Knights of Pallas Award

Ethan Cherry, Colgate ’23

Yoonjong Lee, Colgate ’22

New York Zeta Phikeia Award

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

New York Zeta Senior Sound Learning Award

Samuel Brotmann, Colgate ’22

Michael Erickson, Colgate ’22

Jacob Hoglund, Colgate ’22

Tyler Kaplan, Colgate ’22

Yoonjong Lee, Colgate ’22

Christopher Maffeo, Colgate ’22

Christopher McElhaney, Colgate ’22

Daniel McKay, Colgate ’22

Alex Pollack, Colgate ’22

Matthew Swire, Colgate ’22

John Underhill, Colgate ’22

Nathaniel Webb, Colgate ’22

New York Zeta Sigma Alpha Award

Jacob Hoglund, Colgate ’22

Christopher Maffeo, Colgate ’22

New York Zeta Sophomore Sound Learning Award

Eric Barber, Colgate ’24

Dominic Bonfiglio, Colgate ’24

Alec Bresler, Colgate ’24

Aidan Canino, Colgate ’24

Nick Cinnamo, Colgate ’24

Owen Ghize, Colgate ’24

Ben Krill, Colgate ’24

Ryan Krill, Colgate ’24

Chris Mardirossian, Colgate ’24

Caio Paiva Oliveira, Colgate ’24

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

Chris Trerotola-Mahon, Colgate ’24

Israel Zarate, Colgate ’24

New York Zeta Sound Learning Award

Dominic Bonfiglio, Colgate ’24

Owen Ghize, Colgate ’24

Robert Higgins, Colgate ’23

Kiyan Hocek, Colgate ’23

Jordan Klein, Colgate ’23

Ben Krill, Colgate ’24

Zach Reynolds, Colgate ’23

Walter Szafran, Colgate ’23

Israel Zarate, Colgate ’24

New York Zeta Sound Learning Award with Distinction

Samuel Adler, Colgate ’23

Eric Barber, Colgate ’24

Alec Bresler, Colgate ’24

Ethan Cherry, Colgate ’23

Tarik Cigeroglu, Colgate ’23

Nick Cinnamo, Colgate ’24

Matt DeGaetano, Colgate ’23

Owen Dillon, Colgate ’23

Ryan Krill, Colgate ’24

Andrew Linck, Colgate ’23

Chris Mardirossian, Colgate ’24

Caio Paiva Oliveira, Colgate ’24

Nathan Platt, Colgate ’23

Charles Quill, Colgate ’23

Andrew Ralston, Colgate ’23

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

Stuart Sopko, Colgate ’24

Chris Trerotola-Mahon, Colgate ’24

New York Zeta Vic Krivitski Award

Nikhil Bahal, Colgate ’25

Jack Barry, Colgate ’25

Cole Blair, Colgate ’25

Ryan Blumenfeld, Colgate ’25

Morgan Cecil, Colgate ’25

Owen Fahey, Colgate ’25

Anthony Garcia, Colgate ’25

Jack Hyams, Colgate ’25

Jayden Jenkins, Colgate ’24

Nathan Kwon, Colgate ’25

Steven Langland, Colgate ’24

Andrew Lass, Colgate ’25

Jake Lion, Colgate ’25

Brett Lynott, Colgate ’25

James Manderlink, Colgate ’25

Saul Myers, Colgate ’25

Nathan Rindfuss, Colgate ’25

Benjamin Schneider, Colgate ’25

Liam Schofield, Colgate ’25

Ayden Simpson, Colgate ’25

Luca Sturgeon, Colgate ’25

Ryan Stuzin, Colgate ’25

Porter Thomas, Colgate ’25

Toby Wolfson, Colgate ’25

Eric Young, Colgate ’25

New York Zeta Winne MacKay Award

Samuel Adler, Colgate ’23

Daniel Baker, Colgate ’22

Tarik Cigeroglu, Colgate ’23

Nick Cinnamo, Colgate ’24

Michael Erickson, Colgate ’22

Jacob Hoglund, Colgate’22

Tyler Kaplan, Colgate ’22

Yoonjong Lee, Colgate ’22

Christopher Maffeo, Colgate ’22

Daniel McKay, Colgate ’22

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

Stuart Sopko, Colgate ’24

John Underhill, Colgate ’22

Israel Zarate, Colgate ’24

Ohio Epsilon Scholarship

Amidkhon Babaev, Akron ’24

Josh Bisesi, Akron ’25

Ashton Carruthers, Akron ’ 23

Andrew Feltman, Akron ’24

Cater Markko, Akron ’26

Owen Reese, Akron ’ 23

Matthew Saliga, Akron ’23

Jim Reynoldson Memorial Scholarship for Ohio Lambda

Nathan P. Ritchey, Kent State ’23

James Sierra Scholarship for California Zeta

Parker Lenzen, CSUN ’25

Charles E. Stuart Scholarship for California Alpha

Shor Masori, Berkeley ’22

Param Nagda, Berkeley ’23

Patrick Pan, Berkeley ’22

Faisal Qureshi, Berkeley ’23

Nikolai Schweber, Berkeley ’22

Kevin Shi, Berkeley ’23

Charles E. Stuart - Most Improved Scholarship for California Alpha Shor Masori, Berkeley ’22

Joe Tonsmeire Leadership Award for Alabama Beta

William Banks, Auburn ’24

Utah Alpha The Bruce A. Bean Outstanding Scholarship Improvement Award

Drew Davidson, Utah ’23

Utah Alpha Brotherhood Award, Fall 2022

Calin Champion, Utah ’23

Utah Alpha Brotherhood Award, Spring 2022

Charles R. Lambert, Utah ’24

Utah Alpha The Charles F. Fratto Jr. Outstanding Scholarship Award for a Junior, J. Willard Marriott Scholarship

Alexander Lott, Utah ’26

Utah Alpha The Thomas B. Horne Outstanding Scholarship Award for a Sophomore, J. Willard Marriot Scholarship

Fischer Harris, Utah ’24

Utah Alpha The J. Willard Marriott Outstanding Leadership and Scholarship Award

Carson D. Cadwell, Utah ’23

Utah Alpha The Katherine Paulos Outstanding Scholarship

Award for a Freshman, J. Willard Marriott Scholarship

Zachary Owen, Utah ’25

Utah Alpha The Charles F. Reinhardt, Jr. Outstanding Phikeia Scholarship Award, J. Willard Marriott Scholarship

August Barnes, Utah ’25

Alexander Lott, Utah ’26

Utah Alpha The Charles F. Reinhardt, Jr. Outstanding Scholarship Award for a Senior, J. Willard Marriott Scholarship

Patrick Gibson, Utah ’24

UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS

James R. Ballard Scholarship

Sam Masterson, Colorado State ’24

Anthony (Tony) Danby Scholarship

Daniel Cameron, NC State ’22

Jonathan Lambert, NC State ’24

Jack H. Deacon Jr. Scholarship

Rhys Aronson, Maryland ’25

Dr. Donald E. Demkee Scholarship

Giuseppe Ciaramitaro, Kettering ’23

James P. Devere Scholarship

Adrian Aguinaldo, San Francisco ’23

Param Nagda, Berkeley ’23

James R. Favor Risk Management Scholarship

Cole Peck, Southwestern ’23

Coby Rodriguez, Puget Sound ’25

Timothy Trobridge, IUPUI ’23

Fesler Family Scholarship

Jordan Ferro, UConn ’23

Winchester Ployratana, Stockton ’24

Robert E. Fitzpatrick Scholarship

Rhys Aronson, Maryland ’25

Albert Gavlak Memorial Scholarship

Justin Jones, Case Western Reserve ’24

Robert Prusha, Case Western Reserve ’23

Clifford E. and LaVonne Graese Scholarship for South Dakota Alpha

Preston Koski, South Dakota ’25

Jordan L. Haines Scholarship

Luke Leiker, Kansas ’25

John Hazlett Memorial Scholarship

Nathaniel Garber, Miami ’23

Zach Potter, Miami ’24

Hiram P. Holmes Scholarship

Anthony Digirolamo, Arizona ’23

Hoyt-Jolley Foundation Scholarship

Josiah Crombie, Florida Gulf Coast ’23

Jose Solis, Campbell ’24

Illinois Beta Scholarship

Milo Last-Yuen, Chicago ’23

John B. Jackson Scholarship

Andrew Feltman, Akron ’24

Jack S. Kitchen Scholarship

Austin Cleveland, Missouri ’23

Ethan Peter, Missouri ’24

Herbert C. Lovejoy Scholarship

Jake Flynn, Washington ’23

Gavin Hooper, Washington ’23

Jay McGregor, Washington ’25

H. Laird McGregor Scholarship

Eden Brody, Allegheny ’24

Robert J. Miller Scholarship

Param Nagda, Berkeley ’23

Arthur C. Musselman Scholarship

Nikolas George, Gettysburg ’23

Austin Hokanson, Gettysburg ’22

Robert Wilkinson, Gettysburg ’22

Jeffrey R. Nieman Memorial Scholarship

Edward Hansford, Lindenwood ’24

Ari Lieberman, Westminster ’24

James D. Oatts Scholarship

Kavasea Garrett, Ashland ’22

Maxwell Littlejohn, Akron ’23

Andrew Martin, Akron ’25

Zane Springer, Auburn ’23

Timothy Trobridge, IUPUI ’23

Jack L. Ott Scholarship

Kyle Heffernan, Kentucky ’24

Zachariah Meixner, Kentucky ’25

Matthew Nason, Kentucky ’23

Paul G. and Ruth Palmer

Trust Scholarship

Adrian Aguinaldo, San Francisco ’23

Bennett Allen, Puget Sound ’25

Dylan Atilano, LMU ’20

Mason Bridges, Puget Sound ’24

Ian Cameron, Puget Sound ’24

Blake Cole, Puget Sound ’23

Cole Collins, Colorado State ’23

Chase Combs, San Diego State ’23

Rene Del Barco, Puget Sound ’23

Sean Duffy, Colorado State ’24

Jake Flynn, Washington ’23

JJ Gebru, Puget Sound ’25

Christian Gomez, CSUN ’23

Marcus Graham, Oregon State ’25

Brett Harvey, Puget Sound ’25

Evan Henderson, USC ’24

Gavin Hooper, Washington ’23

Angel Ibarra, CSUN ’23

Andre Kalaydijan, LMU ’24

Parker Lenzen, CSUN ’25

Angel Tristan Lim, San Francisco ’23

Sam Masterson, Colorado State ’24

Jay McGregor, Washington ’25

Jesse Medina, Berkeley ’23

Jonah Mendelsohn, Puget Sound ’23

Param Nagda, Berkeley ’23

Brady Nickerson, Puget Sound ’24

Abbas Nurie, UCI ’24

Ryan Odefey, Colorado State ’25

Matthew Orgera, Colorado State ’23

Scott Pedretti, CSUN ’23

Coby Rodriguez, Puget Sound ’25

Ryan Saunders, Puget Sound ’25

Warren Sisneros-Barber, Puget Sound ’25

Matthew Sullivan, Colorado State ’25

Phil Waweru, San Diego State ’25

Casey Polatsek Memorial Scholarship

Kaito Iwasaki, Ohio Wesleyan ’23

Chuck Poore Family Scholarship

Griffin Kiesecker, CU Boulder ’25

Matthew Orgera, Colorado State ’23

Matthew Sullivan, Colorado State ’25

Christian Walth, North Dakota State ’23

Arthur R. Priest Scholarship

Ryder Hankins, UNLV ’22

J. David and Dorothy Reams Scholarship

Adrian Aguinaldo, San Francisco ’23

Anthony Digirolamo, Arizona ’23

John N. Score II-Texas Gamma Scholarship

Cole Peck, Southwestern ’23

Maurice E. Shaffer Scholarship

Will Hwang, Kansas State ’24

Anand Kathardekar, Akron ’25

Russell D. Sheldon Scholarship

Grayson Burns, Missouri ’23

Austin Cleveland, Missouri ’23

Watson E. Slabaugh Scholarship

Jordan Arnold, UConn ’24

Mateo Villegas, Hanover ’25

Phillip Yuhas, Robert Morris ’23

Charles E. Stuart Scholarship for Washington Alpha

Jake Flynn, Washington ’23

Gavin Hooper, Washington ’23

Jay McGregor, Washington ’25

Texas Gamma Chapter Scholarship

Ethan Knight, Southwestern ’23

Zachary Moon, Southwestern ’24

Mitchell Parker, Southwestern ’23

Robert Ufer Memorial Scholarship

Mason Petree, Michigan ’24

John Schreiner, Michigan ’24

Lloyd I. Volckening Scholarship

Jastin Garcia-Mendoza, Washington College ’23

Mateo Villegas, Hanover ’25

Wittress Family Scholarship

Clayton Christman, Butler ’23

Howard E. Young-Texas Gamma Scholarship

Charlie Fournier, Southwestern ’25

WHOLE MAN SCHOLARSHIPS

Neil A. Armstrong Memorial Whole Man Scholarship

Alexander Hardin, Purdue ’24

James R. Ballard Memorial Whole Man Scholarship

Alec Shields, Colorado State ’24

Robert J. Behnke Memorial Whole Man Scholarship

Jay McGregor, Washington ’25

Paul Bennett Estate Whole Man Scholarship

Gabriel Bowman, New Mexico ’24

Ryder Hankins, UNLV ’22

Austin Lauziere, UCF ’24

Robert A. Biggs Whole Man Scholarship

Joseph Smith, Georgia Southern ’24

Robert L. Bowen-Indiana Theta Whole Man Scholarship

Reese Crowell, Purdue ’22

David A. Budai Whole Man Scholarship

Joseph Walsh, Akron ’23

James and Kay Burra Whole Man Scholarship

Jack Bunzel-Hardie, Chapman ’25

Bruce Clayton Whole Man Scholarship

Thomas Richards, Colgate ’24

James A. Cummins Jr. and James A. Cummins III Whole Man Scholarship

Thomas Smythe, SMU ’24

Craig E. Fenneman Whole Man Scholarship

Andrew Bliss, Butler ’25

Dan and Joni Fields Whole Man Scholarship

Stewart Symons, Minnesota State Mankato ’25

T. Dan Friedkin Whole Man Scholarship

Frederick Ruffing, SMU ’25

Tommy Joe and JoAnne Fry Whole Man Scholarship

Jake Torbert, Butler ’25

Howard Gellis Whole Man Scholarship

Ryan Torres, Penn ’25

W.L. and Lynn Gray Whole Man Scholarship

Joshua Larriviere, UT Dallas ’23

Frank Hadlock, Tippy Newton and Knox Nunally Whole Man Scholarship

Patrick Domingo, UT Austin ’24

Lucas Zimmer, UT Austin ’24

John E. Harding / William F. Dean Whole Man Scholarship

Case Birch, Texas Tech ’23

James Harrison Whole Man Scholarship

Oliver Pointer, SMU ’25

James Harvey Whole Man Scholarship

Nikan Taheri, UCI ’24

Michael S. Hyatt Whole Man Scholarship

Houston Kocher, Oklahoma State ’24

Illinois Alpha Whole Man Scholarship

Jairo Corral Chavez, Berkeley ’23

Christopher M. and Richard D. E. Job Whole Man Scholarship

Robert Prusha, Case Western Reserve ’23

Richard W. “Dick” and Helen Kelley Whole Man Scholarship

Cole Trisler, Nebraska ’25

Stephen J. “Tio” and Janell Kleberg Whole Man Scholarship

Edward Hansford, Lindenwood ’24

Knapheide Family Whole Man Scholarship

Tabor Hurt, Kansas ’24

Kansas Delta Whole Man Scholarship

Austin Rea, Wichita State ’24

Aidan Whipple, Wichita State ’23

Doug Larson #125 Whole Man Scholarship

Everett Mullican, Drake ’23

George Leuca III Whole Man Scholarship

Cade Walker, Akron ’23

Jeffrey B. Love Whole Man Scholarship

Ryan DeRoo, Minnesota State Mankato ’22

Jack Wininger, Hanover ’23

Frederic B. “Ted” and Kathy Lowrie Whole Man Scholarship

Mitchell O’Halloran, Butler ’24

Michael K. McKenzie Whole Man Scholarship

Gavin Hartman, Robert Morris ’23

Albert R. and Deirdre G. Miller Whole Man Scholarship

Cole Collins, Colorado State ’23

Dr. John D. Millett Whole Man Scholarship

David Flaspohler, DePauw ’23

Nebraska Alpha Whole Man Scholarship

Brayan Van Meter, Nebraska ’25

New York Epsilon Whole Man Scholarship

Adrian Aguinaldo, San Francisco ’23

Rush Ehrhart, Gettysburg ’24

Vance Erwin, Butler ’24

Burke Sullivan, NC State ’23

Gibson Underwood, Kettering ’23

Michael Walker, Washburn ’23

Cameron Warren, EKU ’23

Oklahoma Beta Whole Man Scholarship

Wesley Hunter, Oklahoma State ’24

Curtis Parvin Whole Man Scholarship

Derrick Ngo, UCI, ’24

James Bradford Pfeffer Whole Man Scholarship

Charles Schubert, St. John’s ’23

Joseph W. Royce Whole Man Scholarship

Kavasea Garrett, Ashland ’22

Zachary Moon, Southwestern ’24

Will Schick Whole Man Scholarship

Hadi Al Khafaji, Allegheny ’23

Fred B. Schultz/Schultz Family Foundation Charitable Trust Whole Man Scholarship

Evan Storkamp, Minnesota State Mankato ’23

The Scovell Whole Man Scholarship

Connor Thoele, Texas Tech ’24

Maurice E. and Dorothea Shaffer Whole Man Scholarship

Roman Weber, Hanover ’23

Theodore S. “Ted” Sitterley Whole Man Scholarship

Ethan Farris, Arizona ’24

Tamblin C. Smith Whole Man Scholarship

Zach Rudder, Penn ’25

South Dakota Alpha Whole Man Scholarship

Joseph Heikkila, South Dakota ’23

Spring Phikeia Class of 1981 Whole Man Scholarship

Charlie Fournier, Southwestern ’25

David P. Steiner Whole Man Scholarship

Timothy Paul, Southern New Hampshire, ’23

Paul V. Troup Whole Man Scholarship

Ethan Wappes, Purdue, ’24

Sidney Paul Wade Whole Man Scholarship

Diego Bautista, Tennessee Tech, ’23

James D. Warner Whole Man Scholarship

Matthew Saliga, Akron, ’23

Washington Delta Whole Man Scholarship

Blake Cole, Puget Sound, ’23

Ralph C. Wilson Jr. Whole Man Scholarship

Phil Hahm, Virginia, ’24

Kevin Lee, Virginia, ’25

WAYS TO GIVE

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