ACB Meeting
Saturday, April 28
1 p.m.
Homecoming 2018
Friday, October 26 to Sunday, October 28
Centennial Celebration
February 14-16, 2020
e venue is set and the Lima Civic Center
is booked to celebrate 100 consecutive years
of being an active Chapter.
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ALUMNI CONTROL BOARD MEMBERS
parent. Changing ACB presidents is not a
new change for many. It is one, however, we
have not had to deal with recently; so, it is
unfamiliar. For those experienced with this
transition, it may be uncomfortable for a lit-
tle bit, but that is to be expected. e good
news for all our brothers is the transition
has been seamless. Prior to being elected, I
had been working closely with Zeedyk in
preparation for this transition. With no de-
sire to be a place marker, I plan to do as my
predecessor has done and make the Chapter
and ACB better than when I joined.
ere are many challenges ahead of us.
From coast to coast, society is changing, and
views on Greek organizations are changing
as well, usually for the negative. is is
not for Alpha Eta. As brothers, we know
our Chapter, this bond we share, is not the
stereotypical fraternity one would find at
any other college or university. at does
not mean we are not under the same micro-
scope. e ACB and I hold the Chapter to
higher standards as all of our alumni should,
and we expect the actives to be better men.
As an ACB our continued work is going to
be to help lead and guide the Chapter and
navigate these changing views while finding
a way to stay true to our own Alpha Eta
traditions and culture.
I am excited for the changes to come. I am
excited to be in a position to "repay the
debt" to a Chapter I cherish. I am excited
to work with every one of you. Remem-
ber, without you coming before us to pave
the way, we would have no need to move
forward.
YITBOS,
Garrett Gottlieb '07
ACB President
gottlieb.garrett@gmail.com
Changes Face ACB
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President
Garrett Gottlieb '07
(330) 416-9237
gottlieb.garrett@gmail.com
Vice President
Rick Kelly '96
(859) 801-6380
rick.kellyjr09@gmail.com
Treasurer, Finance
Committee Chairman
George Dupey '78
(419) 603-8188
grdupey@nwonline.net
Secretary
Dylan Simpkins '08
(513) 335-1069
dsimpkins90@gmail.com
Scholarship Chairman
Matt Sigg '03
(419) 236-8038
matthewsigg@gmail.com
Rush Committee
Chairman
Matt Filkins '97
(734) 341-3877
mfilkins@hotmail.com
Capital Improvements
Chairmen
Roy Stype '72
(330) 666-2431
rstype@aol.com
Tom Galloway '69
(419) 261-1923
railgrindr@aol.com
Faculty Advisor
Keith Durkin
(419) 303-9833
k-durkin@onu.edu
Dave Martin '77
(330) 414-5048
martinstoy@aol.com
Mark Booth '80
(937) 206-4733
MWB1401@gmail.com
Bob Henning '83
(937) 681-8435
bob@henningclan.net
Justin Harshbarger '87
(330) 357-9525
j-harshbarger@onu.edu
Stephen McCall '89
(937) 408-6982
mccall@ctcn.net
Matt Zeedyk '97
(330) 340-2778
zeedyk316@hotmail.com
Ryan Cupp '01
(419) 236-0344
ryancupp@gmail.com
Adam Baker '03
(440) 328-6464
abaker20@att.net
Nick Workman '06
(513) 549-2580
nick.workman.21@
gmail.com
Garrett Gottlieb '07
(330) 416-9237
gottlieb.garrett@gmail.com
Kevin Carper '09
(330) 605-3859
kevincarper@gmail.com
Ben Sanders '11
(419) 250-3198
sanderbr@yahoo.com
Anthony Ginella '12
(330) 802-0520
aginella77@gmail.com
Simon Kjersten '12
(320) 979-2139
skjersten@gmail.com
Jason Mavis '12
(740) 501-7522
mavisjason@gmail.com
Bryan Petoskey '12
(419) 279-7161
b-petoskey@onu.edu
Patrick Maginnity
(859) 801-6380
pmaginnity@gmail.com
UNDERGRADUATE
MEMBERS
President
Christian Kirchner '15
(440) 731-7032
c-kirchner@onu.edu
House Manager
Cody Layman '17
Treasurer
Cortland Everhart '15
Future Meeting Date
April 28, 2018
1 p.m.
Terms of non-executive
members are for one year
only, renewed at Home-
coming. Executive mem-
bers serve two-year terms.
President and secretary
terms end in even num-
bered years. Vice President
and treasurer terms end in
odd numbered years. Offi-
cer elections are in January.
Delts Leaving Their Mark
by Serving the Community
Philanthropy and community service has been, and always will be,
incredibly important for the brotherhood. Coming out of the fall
semester, the Chapter won an award for best philanthropic event,
the Delt Dinger Derby. e event helped raise more than $700
for the Northwest Miracle League, a special needs baseball league.
e brotherhood cannot wait to keep hosting this event every
fall. ere are plans to attend and volunteer at a Miracle League
game to better get to know some of the children who participate.
Continuing to volunteer in the special needs community, the
brotherhood recently participated in Night to Shine. is event is
a prom dance hosted for special needs children in the local area.
e brothers who participated paired up with buddies and helped
them have an incredible night.
In February, the Chapter hosted its annual Polar Plunge event.
e Chapter raised $2,000 for the American Red Cross. Every brother would agree that jumping
in the icy water doesn't get any easier, but everyone always has a great time.
More community service events will be happening throughout the semester. Brothers will volun-
teer at the Ada mini-baseball league, highway cleanups, and participate other events that come
up. Showing support for the community is important for the Chapter and helps bring positive
views on Greek life.
Above: Brothers Andrew Ickes '16,
Andrew Garcia, and Cort Everhart
'15 with their buddy at Night to
Shine. Below: Brothers Cody Lay-
man and Adam Cone with their
buddy at Night to Shine.