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BETA MU LINK BETA MU LINK B E T A T H E T A P I A T P U R D U E U N I V E R S I T Y • W W W . P U R D U E B E T A . C O M Spring 2022 P urdue's campus remains calm amid the pandemic, and Beta Mu Chapter continues to prosper. I have enjoyed watching the sustainability of brothers excelling in all aspects of campus life. ey are near the top of academic standings on campus, exceeding the all-men's, all-fraternity, and all-campus averages and ranking top five of all 41 fraternities last fall. ey have also raised the most philanthropy dollars through the Buzz-a-Beta event, are active and successful in intramural sports, and are socially relevant in a responsible manner. While many of the fraternities we compete with are dealing with some level of conduct violations, Beta Mu is fully compliant. We should all be proud of the brothers inhabiting 150 Littleton. STAY CONNECTED is calmness on campus is allowing the house corporation to spend more time focusing on alumni relations. We are looking for ways to keep alumni connected to each other and the undergraduate Chapter and ways to grow events, such as Homecoming, into bigger, recurring experiences. We've had the Stag golf event in the spring and are looking to reschedule that to promote additional participation. We want to know what events would be of interest to you! Let us know what we can do to better serve you. HELP SHAPE THE CHAPTER We are also interested in hearing from brothers who want to give back. We are always in need of new members to join our board and serve the house corporation. I've found it fulfilling to support those who follow us in this fine brotherhood. Please consider it, and if you would like to learn more, please contact me. Yours in _kai_, Tom Hoover '82 Beta Mu House Corporation President thomas.c.hoover@aptiv.com T hanks to each and every donor on this list, Beta Mu Chapter continues to thrive. e list below represents donations since our last newsletter as of April 15, 2022. rough your commitment to the brotherhood, we are able to support the Chapter and its legacy at Purdue. Add your name to the list below by using the enclosed envelope to send in your donations or dues. Or donate online by visiting tinyurl.com/btppuannual or scanning the QR code to join your brothers. Brothers having a great time at their Spring Formal in Nashville. Help Fund the Legacy Connect with Beta Mu Chapter Let's Get Together John Wooden Club ($5,000 and up) John A. Laurie '86 Cary Wood '89 Chad Zamarin '98 John Riley Knox Club ($1,000 to $4,999) John E. Young '56 David Marshall '63 Robert N. St. Jean '69 Robert Wright '76 Richard J. Bond '79 omas H. Lupfer '79 omas C. Hoover '82 William S. Tippet '83 James E. Dora Jr. '86 Beta Mu Founders Club ($500 to $999) John D. McDougle '60 Steven DiCenso '91 John C. Tyrpin '94 Kai Club ($200 to $499) Howard Harman '51 Clifford A. Dunton '57 Robert McLean '62 Brendan O'Brien '63 John E. Mitchell '67 R. Scott Hayes '68 William A. Horton '70 Tom Work '70 Kevin Comer '71 Robert P. Woods '79 Jack S. Slaughter '81 Richard Wolfred '82 Anthony Wisniewski '90 Edward Usher '92 Andrew C. Bauer '95 Michael R. Switala '12 Griffin W. Hoover '18 Wooglin Club ($100 to $199) Philip Kuebbeler, M.D. '60 Dr. omas Nicholson '62 Grant H. Martin '67 Randall Boris '68 Michael S. McCoy '73 Michael W. Wells '75 Claude Plumlee '80 John C. Kestler '85 Jonah Besch '97 Beta Dragon Club (Up to $99) Richard H. Petersen '56 Richard H. Price '62 George A. Raub '63 Phillip L. Zellers '64 Lee Saberson '69 Ronald Schenkel '71 John N. Lawson '79 Matthew W. McClellan '91 Andrew J. Becerra '16 Join Your Brothers in Support of Beta Mu

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