2024
Graduating
Seniors
B
e sure to reach out to these soon-
to-be alumni and offer them
congratulations as they wrap up their
time on campus. Even better, reach out
if you have or know of an opportunity in
their desired field!
Taite Shelstad #1837
shels035@umn.edu
Major: Agribusiness
Desired Work: Agricultural and Food
Business Management
Luke Borst #1839
lukeborst5@gmail.com
Major: Agricultural Communication
and Marketing
Desired Work: Food Animal Products
for Consumers
Nick Flom #1840
nicholasgflom@gmail.com
Major: Animal Science
Desired Work: Feed Sales
or Cattle Procurement
Dane Haubenschild #1844
danehaub2020@gmail.com
Major: Agricultural and Food Business
Management; Animal Science
Desired Work: Dairy Industry
Isaac Rott #1845
rott0061@umn.edu
Major: Animal Science
Desired Work: Dairy Genetics
Caden Bruzek #1849
cadenbzk@gmail.com
Major: Finance
Desired Work: Finance Industry
Brothers tour the family farm of Dane Haubenschild #1844 in
Princeton. They milk 1,500 cows at their home farm.
C U L T I V A T I N G S U C C E S S
Brothers Strive to Lead in Our Community
A
fter returning from a warm and successful summer, the brotherhood is excited to
continue our momentum from last spring.
Scholastic Athletes
Lambda placed 6th in fraternities with a spring GPA of 3.43 and a cumulative GPA of
3.5. This also puts us well above the undergraduate average of 3.3 and the all-fraternity
average of 3.2. (These academic achievements also happened to place us one position
ahead of FarmHouse...) Weston Schweke #1855 has done a great job as scholarship
chairman, working on new ways to help members study and fill out scholarships.
Lambda has been on an athletic hot streak as well. All three Spittoon games were
resounding victories for Lambda, leaving no room for doubt in the basketball and softball
games last spring. We look forward to keeping the Spittoon in its rightful place in the
football game this fall. We also reclaimed the Minnesota Royal Trophy this spring after
a brief one-year vacation with Clovia. Of course, we have also enjoyed seeing alumni at
Gopher football games and tailgates!
Keeping It Professional
Another recent brotherhood event was a fun and educational tour of my family's dairy farm
in Princeton, Minnesota. The Parent's Day event was a great success as well, complete with
tours, a presentation, and lunch. This was in no small part from the efforts of our wonderful
house director, Mrs. G. She has been hard at work preparing to kickstart our alumni
mentorship program as well as assisting with résumés to prepare us for career fairs.
Please read her article on the last page and consider being a mentor if you haven't already!
The Lambda brothers are excited for another great year!
Fraternally,
Dane Haubenschild #1844
Noble Ruler
haube018@umn.edu
(763) 760-4153
You are always welcome to stop
by the house, whether it be for a
meeting, a game day, or anytime
you are in the neighborhood!
