Theta Xi Association of Troy, N.Y.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
P.O. Box 442100
Lawrence, KS 66044-2100
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President
Marc Perez '22 (A1749)
marc.perez2022@gmail.com
Vice President
Bow Chen '23 (A1763)
bowm.chen@gmail.com
Treasurer
Jonah Whitt '23 (A1769)
jonah@berg-whitt.com
House Manager
Mike Egnaczyk '23 (A1770)
egnaczykmike@gmail.com
Steward
Andrew Szoke '23 (A1767)
drewszoke@gmail.com
Secretary
Kieran Bohonan '23 (A1771)
kieranbohonan@gmail.com
Scholarship Chairman
Jeff Wenner '22 (A1753)
wennerjeff@gmail.com
Recruitment Chairman
Nick Spinelli '24 (A1774)
nickeyspinelli@gmail.com
Chapter Officers
THE FRATERNITY
EXPERIENCE IS
MORE RELEVANT TO
TODAY'S COLLEGE
STUDENTS THAN
EVER BEFORE
Membership improves the
learning gains students make
in the classroom, and members
are more academically engaged
than their peers.
Members are more involved
in campus activities than
other students, and Greek
organizations promote
both personal development
during and satisfaction in
their college experience.
Fraternities and sororities seek
to enhance inclusivity, and
our members actually report
higher levels of interaction
with people different from
themselves compared to
unaffiliated students.
These benefits are even
greater for first-year students
as they join fraternities and
sororities and find community
and belonging. This leads to
stronger retention and higher
graduation rates among Greek
students than their peers.
As many college students
experience stress, loneliness
and depression, fraternities
and sororities offer critical
connection and a sense of
community, and members
report higher levels of positive
mental health than their
unaffiliated peers because of it.
Recent research on fraternities and
sororities demonstrates how positive the
impact of the Greek experience—and the
Theta Xi experience—is for undergraduates
today. Both inside and outside the classroom,
we are providing tangible value at the most
important time of growth in their lives.
Research Proves
You're Invited!
Please join in on the monthly association call by
contacting Sean Rudowsky '16 (A1673) for details
at sjrudowsky@gmail.com.
The annual meeting will begin virtually on April 23 and will cover reports. Dial-in details and time
TBD. The meeting will resume in person on April 30 at 10:30 a.m at the chapter house and will
include board and officer elections. Our 6294 activities will commence immediately thereafter.
2022 ANNUAL
HOUSING CORPORATION MEETING
