Beta Theta Pi - Purdue University

2 BETA MU LINK Setting the Standard of Brotherhood Setting the Standard of Brotherhood A Community Commitment A Community Commitment T he spring semester of 2023 has been an incredible time for Beta Mu Chapter. We've excelled in the classroom, in athletics, and in the community. ATHLETIC ACHIEVEMENTS One of the most notable achievements was winning the indoor soccer championship as well as both the A and B league intramural basketball championships. e A team, led by Grant Johnson '25 and Max Wilson '25 with 18 points each, defeated eta Chi 53-41. e B team, led by Nolan Groninger '23, defeated BYX 34-32. LEADING BY EXAMPLE Our very own John Law '24 was awarded IFC Brother of the Year. is award recognizes an outstanding Fraternity brother who has made significant contributions to the organization and demonstrated exemplary leadership skills. Brother Law's commitment to the Fraternity's values and mission is truly commendable, and his recognition is well-deserved. ACADEMICS e Fraternity had an exceptional fall semester, achieving the sixth-highest GPA among all Fraternities on campus and the highest among Fraternities with over 100 members. e Fraternity continues to hold a high academic standard, and its members' hard work has paid off. COMMUNITY SERVICE is spring, the Fraternity's members have made a commitment to make an impact. e Chapter has participated in several projects aimed at improving the lives of others. One of their notable activities was assisting Habitat for Humanity in building houses for those in need. e house also teamed up with the Purdue Epics program to provide equipment for use by Native American groups in the Dakotas. Two brothers, Rodrigo Davila '26 and Guy Griffey '26, went on mission trips to Pensacola and South Africa, where they helped with various humanitarian efforts such as providing education, building infrastructure, and improving healthcare access. Overall, the Fraternity has had a tremendous spring semester from winning sports championships to academic excellence to recognition for outstanding leadership and service to the community. Our Chapter aims to continue this trend of excellence going into the next school year! Yours in _kai_, Tommy Maurer '25 President Alex Boyd | Fort Wayne, Ind. | Biology Lucas Brown | Zionsville, Ind. | Finance Rokas Burnos | Naperville, Ill. | Industrial Engineering Ryan Cassidy | Noblesville, Ind. | Construction Management Technology Keagen Dorsten | Carmel, Ind. | Selling and Sales Management Camden Frieling | Buffalo Grove, Ill. | Mechanical Engineering Luke Godfrey | Carmel, Ind. | Construction Management Nolan Groninger | Warsaw, Ind. | Mechanical Engineering Technology Samuel Hildebrand | Fishers, Ind. | Industrial Engineering Joshua Hoe | Indianapolis, Ind. | Selling and Sales Management Austin Howse | Carmel, Ind. | Mechanical Engineering Logan Johnson | Warsaw, Ind. | Industrial Engineering Luke Kaehr | Carmel, Ind. | Health Communications Jack Kauffman | Indianapolis, Ind. | Civil Engineering Matthew Keppler | Raleigh, N.C. | Industrial Engineering Noah Kestler | Columbus, Ind. | Law and Society Christopher Kottlowski | Fishers, Ind. | Finance and Accounting Allen Langdon | Carmel, Ind. | Industrial Engineering Technology John Leighty | Fishers, Ind. | Selling and Sales Management Curtis Martin | Noblesville, Ind. | Selling and Sales Management Timothy Metken | Carmel, Ind. | Mechanical Engineering Technology Payton Riechmann | Okawville, Ill. | Industrial Engineering and Economics Christopher Romano | Middletown, N.J. | Finance and Accounting Isaac Ross | Carmel, Ind. | Mass Communication, Selling, and Sales Management omas Rzeszutko | Carmel, Ind. | Accounting Alexander Scarcelli | Zionsville, Ind. | Economics Ryan Schellin | Boynton Beach, Fla. | Mechanical Engineering Jared Schingel | Indianapolis, Ind. | Civil Engineering Joshua Schumann | Carmel, Ind. | Economics and Finance Benjamin Strullmyer | Effingham, Ill. | Mechanical Engineering omas Tanselle | Carmel, Ind. | Industrial Engineering Blake Wilson | McCordsville, Ind. | Construction Management Congratulations, Graduating Seniors President Tommy Maurer '25 Vice President of Brotherhood Eamon Hays '25 Vice President of Risk Management Evan Pittman '25 Vice President of Programming Max McCorkel '25 Vice President of Education Erik Nelson '25 Vice President of Recruitment Blake King '25 (817) 449-3004 bhking@purdue.edu Vice President of Finance Matthew Haubry '25 Vice President of Communication Grant Johnson '25 Housing Manager JC Cadle '25 CHAPTER OFFICERS Completing their undefeated season, one of our intramural basketball teams celebrates a championship victory. Senior brothers take a trip to the Smoky Mountains on spring break.

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