Kappa Sigma - Baker University

Beta-Tau Chapter of Kappa Sigma Society P.O. Box 25 Mission, KS 66201 Address Service Requested M ajor's Update W e had a great turnout for recruitment this summer. With extensive efforts from members of the AIC and alumni volunteers, more than 100 young men showed interest in Greek life from freshman orientation. With the leadership of Recruitment Chairman Jesse Miller '12, our recruitment team contacted potential new members to learn more about them and share all that Kappa Sigma can offer. Members then came in to work week with an incredibly positive outlook on recruitment and the mindset that we were a threat to our competition. The members of the AIC set us up for success, and we are thrilled to welcome 15 new members. The recruitment schedule changed in comparison to previous years. The first night of recruitment was an all-Greek casino night for members to enjoy talking with new students. House tours were offered Wednesday night for the interested men, and it provided them with their first glimpse of Greek life at Baker. Thursday and Friday night the chapters planned their own events. This year we had a giant water pong game on our basketball court and a basketball/volleyball/cigar night. The chapter is excited about the upcoming renovation campaign. Last spring Campaign Chairman Stuart Hoffman '80 presented us with the opportunity to donate to the campaign. The chapter decided to contribute $10,000 over the next eight years. The Chapter wanted show everyone that we have confidence in the future of the Beta-Tau Chapter, and we know we can, again, become a powerhouse at Baker and nationally. We want to know we had a part in building this Chapter up both in structure and member strength. We encourage alumni to support the campaign for future generations of Beta Tau members. Finally, if you are ever in the area, please stop by the chapter house and see our successes firsthand. Fraternally, Riley Hoffman '11 Grand Master rileywhoffman@stu.bakeru.edu Beta-Tau Has Strong Recruitment Members Contribute to Capital Campaign Ronald L. McMillan '80 has been self- employed and the owner of a sports bar and grill since 1997. He also owns an insurance business, several rental properties, and an income tax service. Ronald is active in the Masonic Fraternity and Allied Bodies, serving as president of each. He lives in Largo, Fla. E‑mail: flddgm97@mpinet.net David R. Garrett '83 and his wife, Ellen, live in Kansas City, Mo. Their daughter, Allison, took seventh and eighth place in the Missouri State Swim Championship in 2014 as a freshman at Park Hill South High School. Their son, Jackson, is working on his Life rank in Boy Scouts and is also a competitive swimmer in year-round swim club Blue Wave. E-mail: dgarrett@kc.rr.com Mark T. Bozich '91 is a realtor at Realty Executives of Kansas City. He also owns Car Finders in Edwardsville, Kan., where he buys motorcycles and luxury cars on a referral basis from previous clients. Mark lives in Shawnee, Kan. E-mail: mbozich@kc.rr.com (Continued from page 3) Alumni News Welcome, New Members Antonio Adgers Kansas City, Mo. Kelvin Brambale Charlestown, Nevis, West Indies Tyler Filson Shawnee, Kan. Deon Grigsby Kansas City, Mo. Daichi Kozu Tokyo, Japan Anthony Kubas Edwardsville, Kan. Bradyn Meyer Yukon, Okla. Masaddiq Muhammed Inkster, Mich. Gus Myers Wetmore, Kan. Joshua Pickering Sapulpa, Okla. Logan Schenck Oklahoma City, Okla. Tommy Sharp Overland Park, Kan. Jacob Thomas Yuba City, Calif. Corbin Warner Lenexa, Kan. Birdsong Warren Lee's Summit, Mo.

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