FarmHouse Almanac
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F
armHouse has been productive this semes-
ter in bettering our chapter through aca-
demics and involvement on campus and
within the Greek community. We saw improve-
ments through multiple facets of our chapter and
progress as we strive to be Builders of Men.
e fall 2017 semester was one of the most suc-
cessful that the WSU chapter of FarmHouse has
had, especially in our academics. Our chapter
earned the fih highest fraternity GPA at Wash-
ington State with a 3.192. Chet Broberg '15,
Jack Wharton '18 and I all showed leadership
by earning a 4.0 GPA for the semester. is work
didn't go unrecognized, as FarmHouse Interna-
tional Headquarters selected our chapter as the
top chapter in intellectual development (for the
second year in a row). In addition to our aca-
demics, our chapter members participated in 221
hours of community service, 90 of which were
done by Justin Moore '15, who coached football
for Colfax High School. We also participated in
a group community service project with Farm-
House alumnus Karl Felgenhauer '60 at Fairfield
Care in Fairfield, Washington.
As we are now over halfway into the spring se-
mester, we have seen progress in our involve-
ment. We started out the semester with a cookies
and cocoa exchange with Sigma Alpha and an ice
skating social event at the Palouse Ice Rink. We
also cohosted a baseball social event with Sig-
ma Alpha Mu. In addition to these events, our
newest executive team wanted to bring back the
FarmHouse sweetheart competition (formerly
known as Farmer's Daughter). By the end of the
semester, we will have selected the winner of the
competition, and the winner will be featured on
our fall 2018 composite.
One of the biggest outreach events that Farm-
House participated in was a Be the Match Drive
with the women of Sigma Alpha. During the
two-day drive, we added 96 people to the Be
the Match registry, which is run by the National
Marrow Donor Program. If you aren't on the reg-
istry and are interested in learning more about
how you or someone close to you can potentially
save a life, visit the link Join.BeeMatch.org/
wazzu.
e chapter was also able to make a significant
improvement during spring semester with the
installation of a new security system. e secu-
rity system was donated by our amazing Parent's
Club and we look forward to further involve-
ment with them. We are also looking at making
some updates to our chapter room and improv-
ing lighting around the house.
We look forward to how the rest of the semester
will unfold and seek the best in our chosen lines
of study, as well as in life.
Fraternally,
Nicholas English '17
Chapter President
wazzu.president@gmail.com
(360) 441-1887
Builders of Men
Undergraduate Brothers Excel Academically
Chapter Officers
President
Nicholas English '17
wazzu.president@gmail.com
(360) 441-1887
Vice President of Scholarship
Francis Fay '17
Vice President of Finance
Jacob Hindes '17
wazzu.treasurer@gmail.com
Director of Administration
Dylan LaFontaine '18
Director of Risk and Standards
Justin Moore '15
Director of Recruitment and
Director of House Operations
Caleb McEnderfer '16
caleb.mcenderfer@wsu.edu
(509) 385-1304
Director of New Member Education
Campbell Olson '17
Director of Alumni and Public Relations
Patrick Winston '16
Social Chairman
Jason Allen '18
Members volunteering at Fairfield care.
FarmHouse and Sigma Alpha members decorating
cookies at the cookies and cocoa exchange.
Chapter Website
www.wsu.org
Chapter Facebook
FarmHouse Fraternity at WSU
Chapter Twitter
@WSUFH
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