The lion's lore
page 2
Welcome,
neW members
Eddie Genovese / Frisco, Texas
Chris Lubrano / The Woodlands, Texas
Tyler Moore / San Jose, Calif.
President
Daniel Vasquez '16
(210) 381-9125
dvasquez@ksu.edu
Vice President
Colton Jenkins '18
(913) 375-4118
cbjenkins796@gmail.com
Treasurer
Ryan Stricklan '18
(816) 588-8296
rvanms@ksu.edu
New Member Educator
Scott Barnow '18
(816) 585-4910
sbarnow@gmail.com
Social Chairman
Nick Crippen '18
(316) 680-0565
ncrip22@ksu.edu
Recruitment Chairmen
Dane Stewart '18
(785) 844-3058
danes@ksu.edu
Zach Gerber '19
(913) 687-6655
zach41@ksu.edu
Philanthropy Chairman
Jake Putnam '18
(913) 687-7792
jaketputnam@ksu.edu
House Managers
Ryan Deters '17
(785) 556-0197
rjdeters@ksu.edu
Eric Deters '19
(785) 556-0325
edeters@ksu.edu
Warden
Nick Baron '19
(417) 350-9105
njbaron10@gmail.com
Health and Safety
Jeremy Campbell '19
(785) 250-7128
jereml!36@ksu.edu
New members Chris Lubrano '19,
Tyler Moore '19, and Eddie Genovese '19.
Executive Officers
I
am pleased to report that the active members
provide strong leadership, and the chapter
continues on the upswing. Please read the chapter
update by Daniel Vasquez '16 on page 1. The
men are taking the academic side of their college
experience seriously. For the fall 2015 semester,
SAE had the fourth highest GPA of all fraternities
on the KSU campus. See the list of new members
for the spring 2016 semester below. The chapter
house is in good physical condition and the
chapter budget is in solid shape.
Recruitment is the critical lifeblood of the chapter.
If you are aware of any potential new members,
please fill out and return the document on page
4, or contact me or Recruitment Chairmen Dane
Stewart '18 at danes@ksu.edu or Zach Gerber
'19 at zach41@ksu.edu.
Over the last several years, we have aggressively
worked to fill the chapter house with quality
men, significantly improve the physical structure,
and carefully manage our finances. With these
activities well in hand, I think it's time to move
the chapter experience to the next level.
As I have become more involved with Kansas
Beta and the Greek system at KSU over the
past few years, it is clear the most successful
fraternities on campus have the strongest alumni
involvement and support.
I am in the process of recruiting select alumni
to begin reaching out into their own networking
pool to create opportunities for the SAE active
members to find top tier-internships. The needs
are by major and by region, both in Kansas and
neighboring states. Each alumnus has his own
circle of influence and, together, we can make a
difference in the lives of our undergraduates.
If you can help with our internship program,
please reach out to me.
Our annual giving campaign is now in its third
year. I am pleased with alumni response. We have
raised more than $58,000 in the first two years.
See our results for 2015 on page 3.
Our new goal for 2016 is to raise at least
$30,000 by December 31. Please be generous in
the next mailing that you will receive in mid-
April. I promise you the money is carefully
managed and invested in the future of Kansas
Beta—which is bright.
Yours in the bonds,
Steve Lacy '76, '77
House Corporation President
Steve.lacy@meredith.com
(515) 284-3895
POSITIVE MOMENTUM AT THE ACTIVE CHAPTER REMAINS
Send in Your Recruitment Recommendations to Continue Advancement
Left: Brothers enjoy skiing during the annual Sigma Alpha Epsilon ski trip. Middle: Zach Gerber '19, Daniel Vasquez '16,
Matt Worley '18, and Christian Sepulveda '18 traveled to Stillwater, Oklahoma, for the K-State vs. OSU football game and made
a stop at the Oklahoma Mu chapter house. Right: Eliot Gassman '19, Matthew Hollingsworth '19, and Zane Heigele '19 attend a date party.
