Phi Delta Theta - University of Maryland

Fall 2021 Newsletter

Maryland Alpha Chapter of Phi Delta Theta Fraternity at the University of Maryland

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SWORD AND SHIELD SWORD AND SHIELD Fall 2021 u m d p h i d e l t . c o m Phi Delta Theta University of Maryland P.O. Box 442100 Lawrence, KS 66044-2100 Address Service Requested Help us keep our alumni records up-to-date! Edit your member profile online at umdphidelt.com, or clip this form, place it in a stamped envelope and send to: Phi Delta Theta University of Maryland P.O. Box 442100 Lawrence, KS 66044-2100 Name _________________________________ Bond Number __________________________ Address _______________________________ ______________________________________ City/State/Zip __________________________ Phone (H) _____________________________ Phone (W) _____________________________ Email _________________________________ Visit Our Alumni Website! Visit umdphidelt.com to: • Learn more about recent news and view event photos • Review the status of ongoing fundraising efforts • Update your address, phone number and email address Follow Maryland Alpha! f facebook.com/umdphidelt l @umdphidelt THE FRATERNITY EXPERIENCE IS MORE RELEVANT TO TODAY'S COLLEGE STUDENTS THAN EVER BEFORE Membership improves the learning gains students make in the classroom, and members are more academically engaged than their peers. Members are more involved in campus activities than other students, and Greek organizations promote both personal development during and satisfaction in their college experience. Fraternities and sororities seek to enhance inclusivity, and our members actually report higher levels of interaction with people different from themselves compared to unaffiliated students. These benefits are even greater for first-year students as they join fraternities and sororities and find community and belonging. This leads to stronger retention and higher graduation rates among Greek students than their peers. As many college students experience stress, loneliness and depression, fraternities and sororities offer critical connection and a sense of community, and members report higher levels of positive mental health than their unaffiliated peers because of it. Recent research on fraternities and sororities demonstrates how positive the impact of the Greek experience— and the Phi Delta Theta experience—is for undergraduates today. Both inside and outside the classroom, we are providing tangible value at the most important time of growth in their lives. Research Proves

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