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C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S , A N D T H A N K Y O U , B R O T H E R S A Λ of ΛXA's i-Class Competition finished in a sprint! Brothers stepped forward with $205,000 in campaign commitments in the i-Class Competition's final week, ending June 30. With this surge, we have now raised $2,122,382 toward Building for Our Second Century! Congrats to the: • 1967 i-Class for taking 1st place! 44% of the 1967 i-Class have participated, making nearly $400,000 in commitments to the campaign! · 1967 i-Class wins a week at a beautiful Maui home, thanks to Bob Berry '76-972! • 1968 i-Class for taking 2nd place! 41%of the 1968 i-Class participated, making more than $350,000 in commitments to the campaign! • 1960-66 i-Classes for taking 3rd place! 28% of the 1960-66 i-Classes participated, making more than $140,000 in commitments to the campaign! The final Top 10 i-Classes will be recognized within our new home. This includes i-Classes: 1967 (1st), 1968 (2nd), 1960-66 (3rd), 1977 (4th), 1981 (5th), 1969 (6th), 1982 (7th), 1984 (8th), 1990 (9th), and 1975 (10th)! Thank you to the 150+ donors who participated in Building for Our Second Century with a $1,000 gift or more as of June 30, 2024. You are part of our Cornerstone Society, a unique recognition for those who gave in faith and provided the necessary momentum for Building for Our Second Century. We are grateful to have donors from the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, and 2010s! This is a testimony to AΛ of ΛXA's enduring legacy of positively impacting the lives of young men. We are in a great position to finish strong! We urge every AΛ of ΛXA brother to jump in with your support to complete this effort to build a new home for our current and future AΛ of ΛXA brothers! Finally, thank you to Jeff Sires '67-787 and Greg Hodecker '81-1073, whose vision and follow-through helped make the i-Class Competition such a success! Yours in ZAX, i-Class Competition i-Class Competition Results in Results in Campaign Success! Campaign Success! Afterward, between 2018 and 2020, Shane served on the President's Council of Advisors on Science & Technology (PCAST). Here, he advised the United States President on policy and investments in science and technology, building the workforce, and supporting foundational research and development nationwide. Eleven other members from across the private sector and academic communities served alongside Shane. "Serving on PCAST was similar to HP Labs in that way. My colleagues were unquestionably bright, but it was their curiosity and creativity that made them such wise and prolific leaders within our industry." Since 2014, Shane has served on the Board of Friends of the Children, a nonprofit seeking to break the cycle of poverty and empower at-risk youth. "I became involved because it spoke to my heart—this is how I grew up," says Shane. During his tenure, Friends of the Children has helped thousands of children achieve academic success, avoid the juvenile justice system, and delay parenthood. "Charity and non-profit involvement are crucial responsibilities we have as citizens and leaders. It is just one of the ways I try to adhere to my personal principle: Leave this world a better place than you found it." Forty years after their road trip across Idaho and Oregon, Alan and Shane remain the best of friends. In fact, the moment Alan received word his nomination for Shane had been accepted, the two were boarding a plane to Alaska for a fishing trip together. "More than anything else, Lambda Chi is about camaraderie. The Brothers I made in Corvallis were then—and are now—some of my very closest friends." Jeff Arntson '84-1166 President, House Corporation Bruce Petersen '77-1000 Vice President Brad Eriksen '76-970 Secretary Page 2 (Continued from page 1) ΛXA's Order of Achievement award is presented to honor brothers who have distinguished themselves by outstanding success in the field of business, industry, the arts, science, or other professions. Their accomplishments bring honor to Lambda Chi Alpha and serve as an inspiration to their brothers. These role models are an example of the fraternity's ethics and ideals for alumni and undergraduates who are preparing to step out into the world. The gold medallion of the Order of Achievement bears appropriately at its focal point in Greek the open motto, "Naught Without Labor." Shane Wall Awarded ΛXA's Order of Achievement

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