Delta Sigma Phi - Ohio Northern University

delta-sig.org Dear Brothers, e start of the fall 2018 semester brought excitement to recruit new members and grow the Chapter. Headquarters conducted a summer re- treat to prepare brothers, advisors, and Alumni Control Board members for the upcoming school year. is retreat was beneficial for the actives and helped motivate them to recruit eight new members for the semes- ter. Brothers held multiple successful recruitment events, including our annual hog roast. To ensure the house is looking great for our upcoming 100-year celebration there are many house improvements in the works, such as a new exterior kitchen door and new overhead lighting in the home. e semester is going smoothly thanks to support from our amazing housemother, Wilma, who cooks meals for the actives every weekday. Due to the hard work of our brothers, the Chapter continues to move in a positive direction. YITBOS, Christian Kirchner '15 Chapter President KEEPING UP WITH THE ACTIVE PRESIDENT Brothers worked hard at a highway cleanup to ensure a stretch of OH-235 was left in pristine condition. Pictured (left to right): Kyle Wilkerson '14, Nick Patsiavos '18, Dom Foutz '14, Josh Parker '17, Jake Drechsler '17, Ben Hood '17, Austin Keefer '15, Joe Poeppelman '15, Shane Meek '17, Josh Pettay '16, Ian Klever Spring '16, Christian Kirchner '15, Dillon Axe '16, Cyler Miller '17, Adam Cone '17, Cody Layman '17, Palmer Erb '18, and Herman Wearsch '18. Alpha Eta Remains Involved with the Community Community service is an important priority to the brothers of Alpha Eta. With a new requirement of at least 15 hours per brother, the Chapter has been busy participating in additional community service opportunities. At the beginning of the semester, the Chapter helped with Klondike's Crew, where new freshmen are moved into their dorms. en, in early September, the brothers went to St. Patrick Catholic Church to help remove pews and carpet for the church remodel. Finally, the Chapter participated in highway cleanup, helping to pick up trash along a stretch of OH-235. Upcoming service opportunities for the rest of the semester include volunteering at a local retirement home and helping with mini football league concession stands. Without a doubt, the broth- ers will accumulate more than the required 15 hours each semester. Brothers after volunteering at St. Patrick Catholic Church where they helped with some demolition before remodeling. Pictured (left to right): Tyler Hrusch '15, Drew Ickes '16, Cyler Miller '17, Dillon Axe '16, Christian Kirchner '15, Ian Klever '16, Genki Tofuku '15, Ben Hood '17, Jake Drechsler '17, Cody Layman '17, Andrew Garcia '16, Cort Everhart '15, Zach Meyers '17, Adam Cone '17, and Joe Poeppelman '15. Brother Genki Tofuku '15 shows his excitement for recruitment at Greekapalooza.

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