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3 Manpower by Year n 2018: 83 n 2019: 89 n 2020: 92 n 2021: 74 Members in Leadership Roles n Jaxon Brooks, Student Government Association n Will Wittstadt, WVU Men's Lacrosse Team (starting face-off ) n Blake Duffy, Student Managed Investment Fund, 2019-20 n Blake Baderian, Student Managed Investment Fund, 2020-21 n Ryan Tweedy, Student Managed Investment Fund, 2021-22 Sigma Chi Awards n Province Balfour Award – Jeff Sedlock West Virginia Greek Life Stats n 10 IFC chapters, avg. members - 52 n 5 independent chapters: SC, KA, FSK, QC, ASC n 8 Panhellenic sororities, avg. members - 126 n 7 NPHC chapter, 13 special interest chapters Mu Mu: Brothers Worthy of Your Investment O ver the past five years, Mu Mu has weathered significant challenges, transformed, and grown. We are all aware that the chapter is operating in coordination with Sigma Chi Headquarters and without official WVU recognitionat this time. Instead of rehashing much of that history, our focus is on opportunities for the chapter to be successful independently and—if it is beneficial—to eventually repair and restore that partnership with West Virginia University. e chapter has focused on improvements in academics, recruitment, responsible conduct, and bettering each of its members in all aspects with significant support from Sigma Chi. CHAPTER ADVISOR Harry Grandon '72 wvuhmac@comcast.net CAPITAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Bart Loar '65 Todd Ware '71 Steve Bailey '72 Harry Grandon '72 Paul Buechler '78 Dennis Bonnstetter '79 Dave Barnett '83 College students spend 70% of their time within their living environment. – "Where You Live Influences Who You Know: Differences in Student Interaction Based on Residence Hall Design." Brandon, Alison, Joan B. Hirt, and Tracey Cameron. e Journal of College and University Student Housing Additional research confirms the most important decisions made by a new student when they arrive on campus are the organizations they join and their living environment. Residential facilities on campus are the second most important factor in the decision-making process for incoming college students. –e Impact of Facilities on Recruitment and Retention

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