Kappa Delta - North Dakota State University

OUR VISION S ince August 2017, alumnae leadership has evaluated the most cost-effective and reasonable path to accomplish our goal of Securing Sigma Psi's Legacy while providing a safe, up-to-date and welcoming home for our current and future chapter members. Several factors were considered during the planning process. Membership has reached over 85 women. The chapter cannot comfortably host meetings, formal dinners or events at the facility. Hosting formal recruitment in the facility is challenging because of constraints on common space. All of the sororities and most fraternities at NDSU have new facilities or are renovating or rebuilding their facilities. Remaining competitive on campus is vital to the continued success of the chapter. The purchase of the former Kappa Kappa Gamma/NDSU Foundation property, which is adjacent to the chapter facility, will allow for more green space and expanded square footage for a new house. PAGE 8 | KAPPA DELTA Project floor plans, renderings, furnishings and cost estimates are subject to change. Estimated Project Costs PROJECT TIMELINE 2018 2019 2020 2021 Design and Build Committee Selection: Fall 2018 Architect Selection: January 2019 Conceptual Design: January-June 2019 Contractor Selection: Fall 2019 Construction Documents: Fall 2019 Projected Groundbreaking: May 2020 Projected Completion: August 2021 LOWER LEVEL The Team T he Sigma Psi Design and Build Committee members— Claudette Carlson Sutton '75, Julie Landgren Johnson '76, Linda Wutzke '90, Ashley Hansen Kimm '09, Lizzie Haas '12 and Kaylee Pierce '17—continue to work with national Kappa Delta to provide feedback about new house plans. Bringing a wealth of experience with fraternity and sorority housing to the project, Cline Design of Raleigh, North Carolina, has been selected as the project architect. Simmons Design is providing interior design services. The Plan Construct a beautiful, new house at 1210 13th Avenue North. W e will tear down the existing chapter facility and former Kappa Kappa Gamma/NDSU Foundation property and build a new house, expanding the building footprint and adding green space and parking. Estimated to cost $5 million, the new chapter house will provide more common areas. It will house 24 women, have multi- functional dining space, and include automatic fire suppression systems and increased security for the safety of members. It will also provide updated spaces for studying, sisterhood and recruitment events. Imagine prospective new members driving down University Avenue and being greeted by a beautiful, new Kappa Delta home. 1 2 3 Site and Building Construction $4,800,000 Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment $200,000 TOTAL $5,000,000

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