Alpha Tau Omega - University of North Dakota

2 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA THE RETURN TO 3000 UNIVERSITY AVE. Your Gift Will Make an Impact Help Delta Nu ReacH campaigN goal Eternal Flame Society ($1,000,00 and above) Gregory R. Page '73 Life Loyal Tau Society ($500,000 to $999,999) Azure Blue and Old Gold Society ($250,000 to $499,999) Jim Scoular '65 Robert Solberg '66 Carl Ben Eielson Society ($100,000 to $249,999) Anonymous Gerald D. Van Eeckhout '62 Love and Respect Society ($50,000 to $99,999) Anonymous Gary J. Marsden '62 William Hunter '63 Worthy Master Society ($25,000 to $49,999) Franklin J. Bavendick '52 Wesley A. Argue '60 Dick Crockett '63 James Ramsland '63 Richard H. Johnson '64 Michael V. Hilgers '69 Loren Kopseng '69 Jon C. Dahl '78 Mitchell L. Byrne '83 Mike Kempel '83 Russian Growler Society ($10,000 to $24,999) David Iverson '65 Robert E. Noziglia Jr. '67 Timothy J. O'Keefe '67 William Keig, M.D. '68 Randy L. Olson '68 Roger J. Stadum '69 Dean E. Bachmeier '76 Mark J. Heley '78 3000 Fun Club Society ($5,000 to $9,999) Anonymous In memory of Karl Bertheau, William "Bill" Cowger, Toby Shotwell, Mark Glessner, and Jamie Grant Bill Brown '58 In memory of Kenneth A. Olson '58 and Vernon L. Dahl '58 Gregoire Family Gi Ernest J. Gregoire '58 Forest Family Gi Richard J. Forest '60 omas H. Marsden '62 Robert R. Fruh '65 In memory of Ernie Bartolina Brian D. Keig '71 In memory of Don Rood '71 James D. Odney '73 In memory of Todd Foss Tammy and Steve Linn '78 Clark D. Robideaux '81 1922 Founder's Society ($2,500 to $4,999) Kirk B. Smith '50 Gary L. Swenson '56 Michael J. Hegarty '60 T.A. Schultz '63 Robert A. Anderson '70 Jack P. Keifenheim '71 Al Erickson '81 Kevin T. Heazlett '91 In memory of Jamie Grant '91 Matthew W. Honea '97 Delta Nu Brotherhood Society (Up to $2,499) Richard Glasser '57 Ronald E. Ilvedson, M.D. '57 Larry L. Hanson '60 Arthur E. Winter '60 David A. Haakenson '64 Richard B. Ferguson '72 W e are deeply grateful to the following 52 brothers for committing more than $2.2 million to The Return to 3000 University Avenue capital campaign. These alumni recognize the importance of ensuring the future of Delta Nu Chapter and have demonstrated a sense of gratitude for their personal experience. Each donor who contributes $2,500 or more will be recognized on a plaque prominently displayed in the chapter house. Donors are listed by initiation year in their appropriate giving levels. If an error has been made in record- ing your gi, or your name has been mistakenly omitted, we sincerely apol- ogize. Please contact our campaign coordinator at (785) 843-1661 to make any corrections. Campaign StatuS at-a-glanCe As of November 27, 2018 total RaiSed: $2,278,583 numbeR of ContRibutoRS: 52 goal: $3 million J ames Langfeld '19 shares that coming from Chisholm, Minnesota, to UND has been a rewarding episode in his life. Before making his college selection, James sought feedback from alumni who had graduated from UND and his experience has been all it was hyped up to be. "I knew I wanted to study engineering and the alumni spoke very highly of the university and its program." Once James was ready to dive deeper into his col- lege involvement, he had his first chance to meet some of his friends in the brotherhood around a pool table his freshman year. "Seeing the close- ness of these brothers that day has been one of my fondest memories so far." One member in particular has attributed to his growth in the chapter and affirmed James' decision to pledge to ATΩ. "Seth Sherlock '14 has had the great- est impact on my brotherhood in the Delta Nu Chapter. I found his drive to study very admira- ble and wanted to emulate his behavior. He was a great asset during elections due to how in-depth he analyzed each nominee's personality and their potential fit." James plans to graduate in 2019 and move into computer hardware engineering or embedded systems. "e interpersonal and leadership skills I've developed being a brother have made me more confident in taking leadership roles. I'm sure the foundation I've developed with ATΩ will allow me to flourish in any field I choose." Adversity is the attribute that James is most grateful for the chapter. "When faced correctly, it can strengthen the bonds among a group of people. Our members have proven that our positive attitude will shine through and fi- nally be demonstrated in 2020 once we have our new house." With the approaching build of the new ATΩ house, adversity is what has kept the men of Delta Nu Chapter connected when faced with hard times. "I'm proud to call myself a Delta Nu "ATΩ Is My Bedrock" Worthy Chaplain James Langfeld '19 Looks Forward to the Rebuild of 3000 University

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