RECRUITMENT AXP WHERE WILL SPRING #SUGoGreek. Dear Potential New Member, Congratulations on your decision to participate in the Interfraternity

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1 WHERE WILL Dear Potential New Member, Congratulations on your decision to participate in the Interfraternity Council Recruitment RECRUITMENT process. You are currently starting a journey that thousands of Syracuse University men have gone though in the past and I hope that you too will make the decision to join fraternity life as they have. When deciding what advice to give you all as a group; we both thought about how we felt when we were standing where you are currently it was a mix of fear, nervousness, and excitement. We both implore you to, during this TAKE process, YOU? come in with an open mind and judge fraternities on their specific tangible merits. We have no doubt in our minds that at least one of AY you will find a new home in a chapter that you had not previously considered. Making the choice AXP to Go Greek was one of the best decisions of our lives. This yy is truly an exciting time and we wish you the best during this process. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out to either of us. axa Matthew Rose President, Interfraternity Council AEn eam James W. Ogden Vice-President of Recruitment, Interfraternity CouncilALt IfA ATO ex IAo Ax eie IKy AkE ox iko ATA zbt NkA SPRING 2017 I N T E R F R AT E R N I T Y C O U N C I L S Y R A C U S E 1916 U N I T Y I V E R S #SUGoGreek

2 Dear Potential New Member, I N T E R F R AT E R N S Y R A C U S E 1916 U N I T Y C O U N C I T Y I V E R S I L Congratulations on your decision to participate in the Interfraternity Council Recruitment Process. You will have the opportunity to join a very historic Greek community and follow in the footsteps of thousands of previous Syracuse University leaders. We hope that you will make the life-changing decision to join a fraternity and become an active part of our community. As you explore the different IFC fraternities during formal recruitment, you will be exposed to various rumors and stigmas about our organizations. We ask that you proceed through the week with an open mind and base your judgements off of your individual experiences and the tangible merits of each fraternal organization. These personal experiences are what truly define a fraternity and are instrumental in finding the right culture fit for each member. Many prominent members of Greek organizations have found a home in a chapter which they may have never considered prior to formal recruitment. During your journey through the process and integration into your respective organizations, you will develop a strong connection to your fraternity, the greater Greek community, and the university as a whole. Being a member of a fraternity will accelerate your personal development, your campus network, and create a connection to generations of fellow Greeks who have come before you. Making the choice to join the IFC community was one of the greatest and most formative decisions of our lives. This is truly an exciting time and we wish you the best during this process. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to reach out to any members of the IFC Executive Board. On behalf of the Interfraternity Council Executive Board, Jon Peatfield President, Interfraternity Council Interfraternity Council Executive Board President- Jon Peatfield Executive Vice President- Evan Ronen VP For External Affairs- Omer Winrauke Administrative VP- Brett Polinsky Philanthropy & Service- Brian Hamlin Chair of Public Relations- Josh Metzman Director of Programming- David Tubman Chair of Recruitment- Ari Moskowitz

3 SPRING 2017 RECRUITMENT SCHEDULE (Dates and times subject to change. Stay updated via ) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2ND (OPTIONAL) 5:00pm 7:00pm: Recruitment Expo Goldstein Auditorium FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH (MANDATORY) 4:00pm 5:00pm: Recruitment Kickoff Goldstein Auditorium 5:00pm 9:00pm: House Rotations 1 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH (MANDATORY) 9:30am 10:00am: Meet with Rho Chi s 10:00am 2:00pm: House Rotations 2 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH 11:30am 12:00pm: Meet with Rho Chi s 12:00pm 4:00pm: Open House MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH No recruitment. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH 5:30pm 6:00pm: Meet with Rho Chi s 6:00pm 10:00pm: Open House WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH 5:30pm 10:00pm: TBD. Make-up day if necessary THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16TH 5:30pm 6:00pm: Meet with Rho Chi s 6:00pm 10:00pm: Invite Night FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH: BID DAY 1:00pm: Receive Bids 2:00pm: PNM s enter bid rooms at 2pm 3:00pm: Speaker at Goldstein Auditorium CONTACT INFORMATION IFC Recruitment Chair: Ari Moskowitz asmoskow@syr.edu / ifcrecruitment.syr@gmail.com IFC President: Jon Peatfield japeatfi@syr.edu

4 Glossary Bid: a formal invitation to membership. Chapter: a chartered undergraduate or alumnae group of an international fraternity or sorority. Colony: status of a new chapter prior to installation. Legacy: the grandson, son, or brother of an initiated fraternity member Philanthropy: service project or charity undertaken by chapters on a campus, community, or national level. New Member: a member of a fraternity who is learning the history, traditions, and goals of the organization; he has not yet been initiated. Potential New Member (PNM): any man who is interested in joining a fraternity. Recruitment Guide (Rho Chi): a neutral representative of the Interfraternal council who temporarily disaffiliates from his chapter to guide and support potential members through recruitment. Mandatory Chapter Rounds: the two days where PNMs can meet the brothers of each chapter at their houses or designated locations. Each PNM will be assigned a group with other PNMs and two Rho Chi s, who will take their group to half of the chapters one day and half the next day. The goal of the chapter rounds is for the PNMs to gain an understanding of each chapter. The mandatory chapter rounds help PNMs decide which chapters to return to for the open nights. Open Nights: an additional two nights where PNMs have the opportunity to return to chapters they choose. The open nights are a way for the PNMs to interact with the brothers of the different chapters for a longer period of time. Invite Night: the day before bid day, when chapters extend invites to the PNMs of their choosing. If invited, PNMs go to that chapter to interact even more with the brotherhood and get the best understanding of the chapter(s). Not every PNM will receive an invite, but the ones that do have the opportunity to receive a bid. Bid Day: the last day of Recruitment, when potential new members receive their invitation, or bid, to join a fraternity. It is an exciting day when potential new members meet their new fraternity brothers and begin the new member education period. The new member education period marks the transition from a PNM to a new member as he goes through the process of joining a fraternity.

5 The New Member Education Period The new member education period can last a maximum of six weeks from Bid Day. During this time, you will learn about the history of the chapter, the national organization, and other fraternity and sorority organizations at Syracuse. Many scholarship, philanthropy and social activities are planned by each chapter to help new members get to know the brothers, and bond with the other men in their new member class. Time Commitment Being in a fraternity is a significant time commitment. As a new member you can expect to attend weekly meetings, community service projects, brotherhood events, and social events. While being in a fraternity will be one of your many commitments to SU, you should make it a priority. Your fraternity experience will be what you make of it the more you put into it, the more rewarding the experience will be. Brotherhood One of the most enjoyable parts of joining a fraternity involved making new friends and forming lifelong bonds with your new brothers. During the first semester that you join a fraternity, you will participate in activities that are designed to orient you with fraternity history and tradition, while working towards initiation. Brotherhood means more than wearing Greek letters, attending meetings, and going to social events. It is a feeling and a sense of belonging. Brotherhood is the making of friendships that will last a lifetime. Financial Obligations In considering the financial aspects of joining a fraternity, it is important to keep in mind that membership in a fraternity is a unique and different lifestyle, and one that cannot be easily compared. As there are financial commitments to membership, that should be an important factor in your decision to join. If your parents or guardians are responsible and/or assisting you with membership costs, be sure to discuss this information with them before you decide to join. There are several items and fees, which may be included in one s chapter s dues, but are additional for another. Extra costs may include composite pictures, fraternity pins, t-shirts. Most chapters have payment plans available, so ask brothers for more specifics. Leadership Membership in a fraternity provides numerous opportunities for you to be involved in leadership roles. As a chapter officer, coordinator of a chapter event, or member of the Interfraternal Council Executive Board, you can further develop your leadership skills. Fraternity men are extremely involved in campus-wide leadership activities. At SU the leaders of many campus organizations are members of Fraternities or sororities. You will be encouraged by your chapter to become involved in campus-wide activities.

6 Tips For Potential New Members 1. Be interested regardless of whether or not you think you like the fraternity. You will be remembered, and you may decide you like the group should you go to another event there. 2. Look at each fraternity as a whole; don t judge it by the few men you meet, or by the chapter facilities. 3. Ask questions it helps the conversation and is a sign of your interest. 4. Be mature in your decision making, and be realistic about which members you feel most comfortable with. Do not be influenced by others opinions. 5. Recruitment is mutual you are selecting the fraternity and they are selecting you. 6. Do not interpret any remark made at any event as an assurance of a bid. 7. Chapters are not required to offer bids to legacies. 8. If you experience any challenges during the recruitment process talk to your Rho Chi. 9. Get plenty of sleep. 10. Be yourself, and enjoy recruitment! 11. Keep your options open. Self-Assessment For Potential New Members Are there members interested in the same things as I am? Are the financial requirements within my means? Do I like their philanthropy? Does the chapter seem to be open to new ideas and care about individual members? Does the amount of time they require from a member seem reasonable to me with what I wish to do in college? Does the chapter have an academic commitment? Will they help me succeed academically in college? Does the chapter provide an environment that will encourage me to grow, learn new skills, and develop as an educated man? Would I be happy to be a lifetime member of this chapter?

7 Nickname: Crow The Phi Epsilon chapter of Alpha Chi Rho first came to Syracuse in It was re-founded on campus in AXP Motto: Cultivating Men of Word and Deed American Marketing Association Whitman School of Management Orange Fund Syracuse University Telefund A Note From The President Myself and my brotherhood at Alpha Chi Rho welcome you to recruitment. We look forward to meeting you all and wish you the best of luck. AXP is excited for you to see the inside of our brotherhood and Greek Life as a whole, and hope you find a chapter that can offer you a fulfilling and life-changing fraternal experience. Billy Rankin Senator Alfonse D Amato Sales Manager, Pepsi Co. Graphic Designer Insurance Broker, Fidelity Insurance New Product Development, Macy s Personal Trainer

8 Nickname: AEPi The Sigma Deuteron chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi was founded at SU in It was re-founded in 2000 and moved to Walnut Place in Motto: Developing leadership for the Jewish Community Club Tennis Delta Sigma Pi Club Hockey Sport Management Club College Radio Ian Eagle: Sports Broadcaster Fred Silverman: Producer; Former president of NBC Television Zach Tyler Eisen: Voice Actor; Voice of Aang in Avatar AEn Our fraternity provides its members with an outlet to make their college career the best it can be by creating life-long friendships and connections. Brothers come together for any and every reason including social events, brotherhood events, philanthropies, formals, community events and so much more. Chandler Sherman Financial Management Project Coordinator Digital Marketing Associate Sales Associate at Philadelphia 76ers

9 Nickname: ATO The Epsilon Phi chapter of Alpha Tau Omega first came to Syracuse in The chapter moved to the Walnut Place house in ATO Motto: Love And Respect Investments Club Greek Leaders Association Army ROTC Nourish International Society of Public Health Education Club Baseball Ski Team A Note From The President Alpha Tau Omega gives you the unique opportunity to learn how to become a leader. This fraternity is known as the national leadership fraternity and we teach you how to become a leader in everything you do and how to have fun with it. We pride ourselves on giving you leadership positions early in your time as a Tau as well as opportunities with nationals and alumni leadership programs. Joe Coppersmith Rani Raad- President, CNN s commercial arm Technology Analyst - JPMorgan Chase & Co. Audit Assistant - Deloitte Accounting Executive - Schramm Marketing Group Associate Production Manager - Reel FX Operations Specialist - PGA Tour Live Video Business Development - Livestream

10 Nickname: Delta Chi Delta Chi at SU is considered the fruit of the Law Club, as 11 members of the club sought to form a brotherhood in The chapter formed in Ax Motto: Leges (Law) Daily Orange WAER Orange Appeal Student Government University Union Varsity Cheering Varsity Rowing A Note From The President Being a brother of Delta Chi means experiencing college within a tight-knit community and working to enhance the lives of our fellow brothers and all those around us. Every member of our chapter has the opportunity to directly advance the organization, and create a legacy within the fraternity. However, the most important privilege of our brotherhood is getting to form the most profound friendships ever possible, rooted in a bond that will last a lifetime. Peter Kelemen US Navy Epic Design Systems Brooklyn Nets ACS, inc. Web Design & SEO US Army Lockheed Martin National Financial Network Crowe Horwath LLP Turner Sports MLB Productions Highwire PR

11 Nickname: DKE, Deke DKE is the oldest fraternity on Syracuse s campus. The chapter was founded in 1871 and moved into the current house in AKE Motto: Friends from the heart, forever SU Basketball Management Orange Value Fund Citrus TV University Union TNH Real-estate Club Investment Club To be a Deke is to be an individual. If you aspire to excel in the social, academic, and ultimately professional aspects of your life, rush DKE. Despite our diverse backgrounds, every brother of DKE has one thing in common; DKE brought the best version of themselves out of them. If you have a desire to challenge yourself, we all did. The more you give to a fraternity, the more you receive back from it. To us, DKE is not a house, it s a home. So come rush DKE, and if you find you want to be a leader, not a follower, you ve found your home. Will Zeitler Dick Clark- Television Personality Technology Analyst - JPMorgan Chase & Co. Investment Banking Analyst- Morgan Stanley Agent Assistant- Creative Artists Agency Corporate Partnerships Associate- New York Mets Corporate Marketing Director-Steiner Sports Private Banking Analyst- JP Morgan

12 Nickname: Delt The Gen chapter of Delta Tau Delta came to Syracuse in 1910 and has lived in their Walnut house since 1978 ATA Motto: Committed to lives of excellence University Union Ski Team Sailing Team Investment Club, SIDEARM Sports Loud and Clear American Marketing Association Delta Tau Delta is a strong brotherhood with large presence both on campus and nationally. Founded in 1910, we take pride in our legacy with walls filled with history and tradition. We are excited to welcome new members to our family. Mitch McCall Steve Paquette- International VP, Delta Tau Delta Citi Group Bloomberg Lockheed Martin Universal Music Group JP Morgan Chase Boston Red Sox

13 Nickname: DU, Delta U The 22nd chapter of Delta Upsilon was chartered at Syracuse in 1891, and recently rechartered in the Fall of AY Motto: Building Better Men Judo Club Rugby Team Orange Seeds Citrus TV Student Association SU Ambulance Ski Team Daily Orange WAER Radio The 64 brothers of Delta Upsilon welcome you to the recruitment process! We at DU are looking to build a legacy that will last years after graduation. We are excited to meet you and hope you will come join our legacy! Vinny DiPaola Jim Boeheim- Coach, Syracuse Men s Basketball Robert S. Phillips- Author Drew Middleton- Columnist, New York Times Pete Yorn- Singer/Songwriter Melvin Eggers- Former Chancellor, Syracuse University Thomas W. Darling- Olympian, Men s Rowing

14 Nickname: Lambda Chi Originally the Commons Club in 1911, the Alpha-Upsilon Zeta chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha was recognized at SU in The chapter went dormant in 1998 and made its return in axa Motto: Every man, a man. Model UN ROTC Sports Management Club WERW Delta Alpha Psi Beta Gamma Sigma University Union 20 Watts Magazine I am honored to lead such an extraordinary group of gentlemen who have accomplished incredible feats over the past 2 years. I can honestly say that Lambda Chi Alpha has changed my life. Now, my brothers and I are proud to say that we have officially been granted rechartering as the Alpha-Upsilon Chapter after an 18 year hiatus from Syracuse. Matthew Granelli Bill Magnarelli- NY State Assemblyman Jack Rafferty- Superior Court Judge Kevin O Neil DC- Power Lobbyist Global Corporate Challenge Ernst & Young Teach For America

15 ifa Phi Gam has been at Syracuse University since 1901 with the mission to promote lifelong friendships, to reaffirm high ethical standards and values, and to foster personal development in the pursuit of excellence. Nickname: Fiji, Phi Gam Motto: Friendship, the sweetest influence Syracuse Republicans Club Delta Sigma Pi POSSE Scholar Program Syracuse Boxing Club SU Ambulance Peer Education for the Office of Health Promotion (It s On Us) Investment Club A Note From The President At Phi Gam, our chapter prides itself on recruiting only the strongest of men. We believe that a strong man is well rounded-both in and outside of school. This ties in with what each brother holds as their main priorities; Scholarship, Fraternity, and Self. Our chapter aims to fulfill all aspects of Greek Life, whether it be the social, philanthropic, or brotherhood component. At FIJI, we truly believe that a fraternity is Not Just for College Days Alone and that the bonds you make within it are bonds for life. Adam Lehner Financial Analyst- Brown Brothers Harriman Structured Financial Analyst- Ernst & Young Technology Analyst- JP Morgan Chase State Legislator of New York Land Surveyor- Hancock Associates Technology Consultant- V2

16 IAo Established in 1892, Phi Delt was among the first in SU Greek life before leaving campus in years later, a group of young men re-founded the chapter in just 11 months. Nickname: Phi Delt Motto: One man is no man SU Athletics Otto s Army Citrus TV WAER The Daily Orange Student Association Army ROTC A Note From The President Phi Delt strives to be the very best fraternity on the Syracuse campus. Though we were re-founded just a short four years ago, we have brought our brotherhood back into the fold. We draw brothers from all corners of the campus with an emphasis on forming well-rounded college men, building life-long friendships and creating memories. On behalf of Phi Delta Theta, I welcome you to experience our brotherhood and see what the men of 210 Walnut Place have to offer Sam Sinykin Story Musgrave- NASA astronaut Gary Gait- SU lacrosse legend, current SU women s lacrosse coach New York Jets Federal Reserve Ernst & Young MLB Network CBS News Bloomberg

17 IkY Phi Kappa Psi NY Beta was founded in 1884 and has initiated thousands of brothers from all over the country. Our chapter thrives on the strong brotherhood we hold as well as heavy involvement in the community. Nickname: Phi Psi Motto: The great joy of serving others Orange Appeal Investment Club Club Lacrosse, Club Soccer Boys and Girls Club of America Coming from Texas, I only knew a handful of people when I got to campus as a freshman. After joining Phi Kappa Psi, I now have friends all throughout the Greek community. Phi Kappa Psi has shaped my time at SU into an incredible experience socially, academically, and even professionally through our alumni network. Joining is one of the best decisions I ve made I m proud to be a Phi Psi. Jack Johnson John T. Connor- United States Secretary of Commerce JP Morgan Chase Ernst & Young Deloitte NBC Accenture

18 Iko Phi Kappa Theta came to Cuse in Priding ourselves on the quality of our brothers over the quantity of them, we have been one of the smaller houses on campus for the past few years. Nickname: Phi Kap Motto: Give, expecting nothing thereof Daily Orange Democracy Matters Phi Alpha Delta Club Swim Team Enactus We are a smaller fraternity, which promotes a close bond between every brother. Phi Kappa Theta is looking for members who are interested in Greek life but feel that, for one reason or another, other larger houses may not be for them. We are also looking for members that want to form a close relationship with everyone else in the fraternity. Our focus is creating bonds between brothers not just for four years but for life, and we want to share this vision with our future members as well. Scott Kessel James Saulsky- Music Producer, Synchronice Joshua Dermer- Israeli Defense Forces Account Coordinator at The Martin Agency Assistant Editor/Coordinator at 43Films Computer-Aided Design Technician at UC Synergetic Grants Development Specialist at the City of Syracuse Mayor s Office

19 nka Pike s Alpha Chi chapter has been active on campus since the early 1930 s. Pike s 220 chapters and 150 alumni associations hold the largest average chapter size of North American fraternites Nickname: Pike Motto: To set the standard of integrity, intellect, and achievement for our members, host institutions, and the communities in which we live Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Club Soccer University Union Greek Leadership Association Economics Club Whitman Peer Mentor Program Alpha Chi has just completed one of its most successful semesters in recent chapter history. We recruited 20 newly initiated brothers, individuals who embody our creed and are truly scholars, leaders, athletes and gentleman. Alpha Chi has expanded its role on campus this semester by achieving positions of leadership throughout the Greek community, electing members to the IFC Executive Board and Greek Leadership Association. Members from all years have filled positions within the chapter, expanding opportunities for internal leadership. Sachin Patel Ted Koppel- Former NBC Nightline Anchor Producer- ESPN Production Assistant- NBC Page Program Manager- BLMP Sports & Entertainment Group Announcer- Batavia Muckdogs Accountant- Legends Hospitality Management at Yankee Stadium Executive Project Manager- Carlo s Bakery

20 PSI U The Pi Chapter of Psi Upsilon was founded at SU in It is the oldest continuously operating chapter on the Syracuse University campus. The chapter s house was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in Nickname: Psi U Motto: Unto us has befallen a mighty friendship. Delta Sigma Pi Club Soccer University Union Interfraternity Council Club Lacrosse Syracuse University Ambulance Psi Upsilon has benefitted me in ways I could have never imagined when I came to Syracuse University as a freshman in Since joining, I have made friends all across the country with people that I may have never met if it were not for Psi Upsilon. The connections I have made with alumni have provided me with an internship at Upstate Medical School in the orthopedic research department. My time in Psi Upsilon has been something I will never forget, and something I will treasure for the rest of my life. Griffin Morrow Lloyd A. Hamilton- WWI flying ace, namesake for Hamilton Air Base John Wildhack- SU Athletic Director, Former ESPN VP of Programming/Production Danny Zuker- Executive Producer: Modern Family Audit Associate- KPMG Account Manager- New York Islanders Junior Mechanical Designer- MG Engineering, D.P.C. Associate Account Strategist- Google Production Assistant- NBC Sports

21 Nickname: Sammy Sammy has been on Syracuse s campus since eam Motto: Sigma Alpha Mu s Mission is to foster the development of collegiate men and our alumni by instilling strong fraternal values, offering social and service opportunities, encouraging academic excellence and teaching leadership skills. Real Estate Club Personal Finance Order of Omega Rene Crown Honor Society Starting this new academic year with a house of our own is an indescribable feeling. The excitement is shared between our brotherhood and the entire Greek community as they too are happy to see us come back to Comstock. Not to mention the Syracuse staff and faculty who have expressed their joy at getting to see us come back. The plans for our new home are looking great, and all of the members who will be living in are extremely proud and looking forward to moving into their new house. Devin Goldstein Ernie Davis- SU Football Legend Mike Hopkins- SU Basketball Assistant Coach Marshall Gelfand- Co-founder of Gelfand, Rennert & Feldman, LLP Recent Out of School Jobs JP Morgan Vornado Deloitte Ernst & Young KPMG AXA Bloomberg

22 Nickname: Sig Chi Sigma Chi s Comstock house represents the resilience of the Psi Psi chapter, which lost its charter in 1998 but held their bond and worked to regain the charter in ex Motto: In This Sign You Shall Conquer Club Basketball Club Baseball Club Soccer Student Association Student Philanthropy Council Interfraternity Council Delta Sigma Pi Joining the Psi Psi chapter of Sigma Chi has defined my college career more than I could have imagined. It has helped me grow as a leader, encouraged me to give back to the community, and has made me want to make the biggest impact I can while here at Syracuse. I have made friendships and memories that I will have for the rest of my life, and I couldn t have had more fun along the way. From the social aspects to the philanthropic ones, our diverse chapter of brothers is something that I can truly say I am proud to be a part of. Dante Sesti Drew Taggart- The Chainsmokers Financial Analyst- Time Inc. Web Developer- JP Morgan Chase & Co. Premier Field Engineer- Microsoft Digital Marketer- LinkedIn Account Manager- ESPN Radio 97.5 & Yahoo Sports Radio

23 eie The NY Alpha chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded in 1905 at SU. The Red Doors, which have been adopted by every SigEp house, symbolize the brotherhood of SigEp that transcends each individual chapter, meaning every SigEp is welcome at every chapter house across the nation. Nickname: SigEp Motto: Building Balanced Men Varsity Basketball Varsity Football National Society of Collegiate Scholars University 100 IFC Club Tennis Club Lacrosse University Union Sigma Phi Epsilon may just seem like the big brick house on the hill but what goes on within those walls is truly like nothing else. With roughly 90 active brothers, we are one of the largest fraternities on campus. Despite our large size, we maintain an incredibly strong brotherhood. The bonds that are formed between brothers will last a lifetime. We work diligently to stay connected to our alumni and encourage them to come back and visit. We know that no matter where life take us we are connected by the letters Sigma Phi Epsilon. Carmen Nepa IV Bill Magnarelli- NY State Assemblyman Jack Rafferty- Superior Court Judge Kevin O Neil DC- Power Lobbyist Business Analyst- Cognizant Consulting Consultant- Ernst & Young Basketball Coach- AVRS International in Uganda Financial Analyst- New York State Environmental Facilities Corporation

24 Nickname: Theta Chi The Alpha Chi chapter at Syracuse University was installed on April 21, The largest chapter in New York State (63 brothers) resides at711 Comstock Avenue. ox Motto: An Assisting Hand First Year Players Float Your Boat Design, Build, Fly Club Boxing Team Club Soccer Team Jazz Ensemble Outing Club SU College Republicans Hill Communications Theta Chi has done so much for me. Since joining, it has helped me grow personally and professionally while creating friendships that will last a lifetime. My decision to rush here was one of the best choices I ve ever made Sam Axelrod William A Bullet Bill Gabor- NBA player for the Syracuse Nationals Richard Dulude- former CEO Siecor Cable David Rockwell 2016 Tony Award winner Data Engineer- Fidelity Investments Assistant Media Buyer- Carat Global Media Research Associate- DeMatteo Monness Group Event Specialist- New Jersey Devils Marketing Associate- New York Mets

25 Nickname: ZBT The Omicron chapter at Syracuse University was founded in ZBT Motto: Powerhouse of Excellence Investment Club Sports Management Club Orange Value Fund Real Estate Club Z89 Radio The Omicron Chapter of ZBT has one of the highest GPA s out of all of the fraternity chapters on campus. This is because although we enjoy a good time on the weekend, the brothers of this house always help each other out in school. We continue to network to help in the job market search. James Goldberger Accountant- Big 4 Firms Financial Analysts- JP Morgan Chace, Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Marketing Associates- Disney, Viacom Journalist- NBC App Developer

26 Chapter Recruitment Map NKA 15 Walnut Place IAo AEN ATO AKE ATA ZBT Walnut Avenue Marshall Street Schine 19 AY Waverly Avenue Comstock Avenue Ostrom Avenue University Place College Place 7 8 PSI U AXP 9 IKY 10 ox 11 eie 12 ifa 13 ex 14 eam axa iko AX Euclid Avenue 1. Delta Kappa Epsilon 2. Delta Tau Delta 3. Zeta Beta Tau 4. Phi Delta Theta 5. Alpha Epsilon Pi 6. Alpha Tau Omega 7. Psi Upsilon 8. Alpha Chi Rho 9. Phi Kappa Psi 10. Theta Chi 11. Sigma Phi Epsilon 12. FIJI 13. Sigma Chi 14. Sigma Alpha Mu 15. Pi Kappa Alpha 16. Lambda Chi Alpha 17. Phi Kappa Theta 18. Delta Chi 19. Delta Upsilon