Delta Tau Delta - Cornell University

2 DTD THE CORDELT Aaron Hafkin '25, Alexander Breitenbach '23, Kenneth Cula '24, Matthew Cabrera '23, and John ReyMartin '25 hiking in Puerto Rico over spring break. Brothers and friends supporting Joosung Kim '25 at his a cappella concert on April 15. Brothers enjoy a nice barbecue in the backyard on April 16. DELT DEVELOPMENTS ON CAMPUS Committed to One Another President Logan Roeling '24 Vice President Questin McQuilkin '24 Treasurer John ReyMartin '25 Recruitment Chairman Noah Diamond '25 Social Chairmen Chris Martin '24 Aaron Hafkin '25 Risk Manager/ Sergeant-at-Arms Joshua Adomina '24 Secretary Kyle LaSpisa '24 Diversity and Inclusion Chairman Vedang Prajapati '24 Director of Academic Affairs Kenneth Cula '24 External House Manager Edward Zeltner '24 Internal House Manager Joosung Kim '25 Steward Kyle Chen '25 New Member Educator/ Guide Jacob Fernandez '25 Philanthropy Chairman Jonathan Stolow '24 Brotherhood Chairman Alexander Levinson '24 Alumni Chairman Subharghya Das '24 Public Relations Chairman Laurence Koodin '25 Environment and Sustainability Chairman Martin Stallone '25 CHAPTER OFFICERS B eta Omicron Chapter successfully maintained its drive to further strengthen our brotherhood this spring semester. We were delighted to have inducted seven brilliant men of excellent talent. Throughout the recruitment process, these spectacular brothers demonstrated the four core principles of Truth, Courage, Faith, and Power. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Our brotherhood values academics as an utmost priority in this chapter. According to the Sorority and Fraternity Life's GPA report for fall 2022, our chapter maintained an average cumulative GPA of 3.54, which ranked us 10th in the IFC. Director of Academic Affairs Kenneth Cula '24 has done an outstanding job ensuring brothers never fall behind in their academic work and perform their absolute greatest in their respective classes. PHILANTHROPIC ENDEAVORS Philanthropy Chairman Jonathan Stolow '24 organized a Krispy Kreme fundraiser event where we raised around $300 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. The brothers enjoyed spreading awareness for this great cause while fundraising. To further our support, we hosted a "Pelt-a-Delt" and charity yard sale event in May. SUPPORTING OUR BROTHERS In terms of campus involvement, the brotherhood attended an a cappella concert to support Internal House Manager Joosung Kim '25 during his performance. Additionally, the brothers attended a comedy show starring Recruitment Chairman Noah Diamond '25. There are many more events and opportunities to come this year, showcasing our brotherhood's talents both within the brotherhood and on campus. THANK YOU, ALUMNI We are very grateful for our alumni's constant support, especially Chapter Advisor Philip Fargo '16 for always being both a reliable contact and a source of advice for the chapter. It was a pleasure having him guide us through the ritual of inducting our exceptional new brothers. Once again, we highly encourage alumni to visit the Shelter if they happen to be in the Ithaca area. None of this would be possible without the alumni's outstanding contributions to this chapter. Fraternally, Logan Roeling '24 Chapter President (865) 719-2444 lrr49@cornell.edu

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