Alpha Tau Omega - University of North Dakota

T H E D E L T A NUS A PUB L IC A TIO N O F A L PHA TA U O MEG A F R A TER NITY UNIV ER S ITY O F NO R TH DA K O TA s F A L L 2020 O n behalf of all Delta Nu Chapter undergraduate members, I wish to express our most sincere appreciation and gratitude to the many alumni who have generously contributed valuable time and financial resources to make this dream come true. On reflection, many of us are still pinching ourselves, in awe of what was accomplished during these unusual times. How fortunate we are to be the beneficiaries of your commitment to preserving the legacy of ATΩ at UND. You should be very proud of this new home for ATΩ, still located at 3000 University and in the center of campus—we certainly are. In a word, the new chapter house is magnificent—a testimonial to the magic and vision of the architects who worked closely with an alumni planning committee, Chapter representatives and members of UND's administration in designing a fraternity home that is timeless in appearance, mirroring the Collegiate Gothic architectural style seen throughout the UND campus. The new house is functional. It is efficient. It is state of the art. Please stop and visit us when it's safe again to do so. Now, the ball is in our court. You have given us the physical structure. It is our turn to prove to you that we are worthy. We, the Delta Nu Chapter of Alpha Tau Omega, do hereby pledge to you, our alumni: to treat this home as if it were our own, with respect and care; to seek out and recruit diverse and quality young men; to foster an environment that encourages academic excellence, leadership learning, the honing of social skills and the creation of lifelong friendships ; to communicate regularly with you, our alumni; and to learn from the mentoring and oversight of the Board of Trustees and Delta Nu Alumni Board. This is our pledge. Love and Respect, Alexander Grentz '17 Worthy Master IN APPRECIATION AND WITH GRATITUDE 1st Row • Mohammed Boukhsheem (Dammam, Eastern Province, Saudi Arabia), Junior, Airport Management • Walker Matthew (Grand Forks, ND), Junior, Biology and Education • Tyler Munn (Boston, MA), Sophomore, Aviation • Matthew Sinard (Corpus Christi, TX) Freshman, Chemical Engineering • Aaron Kreps (Rochester, MN), Senior, Management and Entrepreneurship • Connor Christianson (Carver, MN) Freshman, UAS 2nd Row • Isaac Moder (Lake Superior, WI), Freshman, Social Work • Eric Brownell (San Luis Obispo, CA), Freshman Aviation • Brett Strand (St. Charles, MN), Senior, Mechanical Engineering • Dominick Trusko (Houston, TX), Sophomore, Mechanical Engineering 3rd Row • Eduardo Rubio (Wyoming, MN), Senior, Aviation • Breyar Baker (Lamoure, ND) Senior, Airport Management • Alexander Dembinski (Big Lake, MN), Sophomore, Management and Information Systems • Mac Kramer (Fergus Falls, MN), Freshman, Mechanical Engineering 4th Row • Noah Piper (Woodbury, MN), Junior, Psychology and Criminal Justice • Connor Knapp (Parker, CO), Freshman, Aviation • James Thompson (Lewisberg, PA), Freshman, Commercial Aviation • Logan Anderson (Victoria, MN), Junior, Mechanical Engineering • Alexander Grentz (Fort Colins, CO), Senior, Kinesiology • Isaiah Nault (Carver, MN), Junior, Atmospheric Science Pictured above:

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