Delta Nu Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega at the University of North Dakota
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T he brothers of Delta Nu have been at hard work to make our 2019 spring semester a memorable one for the chapter. Academics We set a goal for an overall chapter GPA of 3.00 to close out our spring 2019 semester and are on track. Scholarship Chairman Mohammed Bouk- sheem '18 has set academic initiatives in place to increase our GPA. e chapter has implemented more study hours, grade checks, and tutoring for brothers who may be struggling. Recruitment Unfortunately, due to the inclement weather, UND was shut down for most of recruitment week. James Langfeld '19 has been taking the lead on recruitment this semester and has placed emphasis on what we call "365 Recruitment." With 365 Recruitment, we are not limited to re- cruiting during the UND recruitment week alone, but are able to bring new people into the chapter throughout the year. We have been hosting re- cruitment events to meet new potential members. Community Engagement e brothers have zoned in on the Grand Forks and UND community. To model our dedication to the community, we have committed time to volunteering at the Special Olympics this semes- ter. roughout the university, our brotherhood has been making an impact by serving in leader- ship roles on campus. Safe Kids Program e highlight of our community service efforts will be Safe Kids Day, which is our largest philan- thropic event for the semester. Delta Nu has been Chapter Officers Worthy Master Eric Kolb '20 (715) 441-7845 eric.kolb@und.edu Worthy Marshall Alexander Grentz '20 Worthy Chaplain Nicholas Dell'Acqua '20 Worthy Keeper of the Exchequer Jack Lin '16 Worthy Scribe Matthew Conboy '18 Scholarship Chairman Mohammed Bouksheem '18 Health and Safety Officer Isaiah Nault '18 Worthy Keeper of the Annals Logan Anderson '18 Worthy Sentinel James Langfeld '19 james.langfeld@und.edu Alumni Relations Chairman Aaron Kreps '20 (507) 202-6221 aaron.kreps@und.edu THE DELTA NEWS 5 e 2018 brotherhood retreat. Brothers at the Safe Kids philanthropy event. working with Safe Kids of Grand Forks for many years, and the event is scheduled this year on April 27 at the Grand Cities Mall in Grand Forks. Our Delta Nu brothers are eager to continue our partnership with Safe Kids, an organization that focuses on education for young children and par- ents about bicycle, water, and firearm safety. Thank You, Loyal Alumni e chapter will be working hard in 2019 to build a stronger Delta Nu. We hope to meet all of you at upcoming events or any time you are in the Grand Forks area. When you find yourself in town, know that you are always welcome to stop by and I encourage you to do so. We always welcome visiting alumni. Please also follow us on social media to stay up to date on chapter events and find details regarding the recent honor initi- ation of Loren Kopseng '69. Love and Respect, Aaron Kreps '20 Alumni Relations Chairman (507) 202-6221 / aaron.kreps@und.edu Making a Difference Through Safe Kids Delta Nu Undergraduates Seize a Bright Future WELCOME OUR NEWEST ATW BROTHERS Isaiah Nault Chaska, Minn. Mohammed Bouksheem Dammam, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia Noah Pieper Woodbury, Minn. Logan Anderson Bloomington, Minn. Matthew Conboy Eden Prairie, Minn.