DELTA UPSILON 3
COMPETING IN A CHANGING ENVIRONMENT
W
hile the Delta Upsilon experience is certainly more than the
bricks and mortar of the chapter house, our home undoubtedly
plays a significant role in the development of our brothers and is a
proud symbol of our shared values and goals. The next phase of our
vision is grounded in projects that address our immediate infrastructure
needs and plans to sustain our chapter. The chapter's needs and our
solutions are outlined below.
COMPETITION FOR STUDENT HOUSING
Due to the allure of newly built apartments with luxury amenities,
many of the upperclassmen move out of the house for their junior and
senior years. This is a critical break in the development of the DU
brotherhood bond that we all experienced: older members helping
younger members in their leadership and character development. This
project will raise the standard of living for our members.
TECHNOLOGY NEEDS
Over the past 10 years, we have upgraded the house with patchwork
technology to allow our members to keep up with today's learning
advancements. We need to raise our technology standards to be the
best on campus.
HEALTH AND LIFESTYLE
Our members are keenly aware of maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
We need to provide an environment for them to workout with the
latest gear and technology. We also need a modern kitchen to provide
the variety of healthy food choices that are expected by today's
members.
CAMPUSTOWN APARTMENTS
THE RETREAT LUXURY APARTMENTS
Brothers have the highest sense of belonging when sophomores, juniors, and seniors live
in the chapter house. Research by Dyad Strategies, a firm engaged in applied research in the fraternity and sorority industry.
