Phi Kappa Psi - University of Michigan

Fall 2021 the sophon Page 3 T he Wolverine Scholarship is awarded each semester for academic achievement. Each winner is a brother in good standing who earned a GPA of 3.5 or above in the last two semesters. Congratulations to their success! • David Kasabian '18 is senior majoring in economics with a minor in business administration. Following graduation, he will move to New York City and work at Greenhill & Co., a global investment bank, as an analyst in the mergers and acquisitions group. • Will Pater '20 is a junior studying neuroscience on the pre-med track. He plans to graduate with a major in neuroscience while also writing an honors thesis followed by med school. • Clayton Kramm '20 is a junior in the LSA Honors College majoring in neuroscience. He plans to attend medical school and pursue a career in orthopedic surgery following graduation. In addition to his classwork for his major, he is involved in a medical research laboratory associated with the School of Pharmacology, where he intends to continue research and complete an honors thesis before graduation. • Talal Ben Ahmed '20 was born in Tunisia and lived there until moving to the U.S. with his mother at the age of 7. He is a junior at the Ross School of Business and plans to seek a career in real estate development. • Zachary Steinfeld '18 is a senior from Los Angeles, California, studying sociology, STAMPS product design, and entrepreneurship. After graduation, he plans on working in industrial or automotive design—ideally in London or Tel Aviv. • James MacKenzie '20 is a junior in the Ross School of Business. He accepted an internship for next summer working as a leveraged finance analyst at MUFG Bank in NYC. He hopes this will lead to a full-time offer in the capital markets sector at MUFG. • Will Rocchio '21 is a sophomore in the Ross School of Business. He worked at Hilltop Securities over the past summer and hopes to continue the investment banking path. • Luke Flaska '20 is a junior in the Ross School of Business and plans on pursuing a career in real estate after graduation. He is from Chicago and hopes to find an internship there this summer. • Parker Lynch '20, Chapter President, is a junior from Manhattan Beach, California. He is studying economics with a minor in entrepreneurship. • Ryan Mulliken '21 is a sophomore and will be Phi Psi's next Chapter President. He is the operations director of Model Congress. He has a 4.0 GPA, is majoring in economics and history, and is applying to the Ford School of Public Policy. • Dylan Bengtson '20 is a junior studying economics with a minor in applied statistics. He intends to join the consulting industry. • Alex Emde '18 is a senior. Starting in the summer of 2022, he will be in Boston working on the institutional sales team with Fidelity Investments. He is sad to leave Ann Arbor, but at the same time excited to start a new chapter in his life! Please consider a tax-deductible donation to our scholarship account at the National Fraternity to ensure we have funding for future Wolverine Scholarships! Visit PKPFoundation.org to donate to the Michigan Alpha Chapter OneFund. Include "for scholarships" in the comment section. President Parker Lynch '20 Vice President Andrew Maccagnone '20 Treasurer Benjamin Jackel '20 Corresponding Secretary Joseph Sear '20 Recording Secretary Wyatt Sales '20 Risk Manager Will Giarraputo '21 House Manager Geoffrey Belden '21 Philanthropy Chairman Langston Sholl '20 Chapter Officers T he alumni brothers listed below have given to Michigan Alpha's annual campaign since the beginning of 2019. Their generous contributions have been appreciated more than they know, as they've helped our undergraduate brothers prevail throughout the pandemic. As Michigan Alpha looks to carry its success into 2022, please consider joining your brothers in giving back to our brotherhood today! If an error has been made in your gift listing, please contact our campaign coordinator at mmacdonald@penningtonco.com. $1,000 and Above Edward G. Chase, Jr. '41 T. Stephen Hauser '52 Raymond J. Brennan Jr. '83 Phil Kain '88 In memory of Michael Etzioni '87 Bradley M. Holman '02 Daniel R. Adsit '11 $500 to $999 Roger Goodrich David W. Frayne '89 Christopher M. Quick '99 Brad C. Spiegel '99 William C. Weidman '01 $250 to $499 Bruce W. Chaffee '83 Andrew S. Fang '88 In memory of Mike Peguero '89 $100 to $249 Alan W. Holderness, M.D. '53 John P. States '56 Dr. C. Kohler Champion '57 Rich H. Chamberlin '58 Charles H. Matthews '58 Bob Linderman '63 In honor of James Linderman '48 Lewis R. Thumm '64 Craig L. Haines '69 Andrew F. Adler '87 Felipe P. Paez '88 Richard Crow '00 Thank You, Loyal Alumni Winter 2021 Wolverine Scholarships

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