Beta Theta Pi - University of Wisconsin

4 BETA THETA PI A lpha Pi Chapter has made significant strides in fostering both academic excellence and brotherhood over the past year. Committed to enhancing our members' educational achievements, we have implemented a collaborative study program utilizing the facilities at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. This initiative has proven successful, as we observed notable improvements in our members' academic performance. Our academic chairman has been instrumental in creating a structured framework that encourages group study sessions, and we have also facilitated tutoring opportunities among brothers, ensuring that all members have access to the support they need. In addition to our academic initiatives, our chapter has been bolstering its advisory network. With all advisor positions filled, we have established a cohesive support system that allows every executive board member to seek guidance and navigate challenges effectively. The collaboration with dedicated chapter advisors and engaged alumni has significantly enhanced our operational efficiency, particularly in budgeting and procedural tasks. This newfound structure has strengthened our relationships with national representatives and the university, promoting smoother operations within the chapter. Exciting developments are on the horizon as we have wrapped up another successful recruitment season. With a new kitchen and in-house cook, our chapter house is set to accommodate many active members, which bodes well for our community's growth. The addition of these amenities has already generated enthusiasm among current members, and we anticipate a vibrant house filled with engaged brothers next year. Athletically, the chapter is gearing up for the ice hockey intramural playoffs, showcasing our commitment to fostering a competitive spirit and camaraderie among members. Our fall formal was held at the end of November and further enriched our social calendar. Recently, we held a successful golf outing at Yahara Hills, which served as a brotherhood event and allowed us to contribute to philanthropy. Homecoming was a resounding success, featuring live music at our tailgate, where alumni and current members came together to enjoy the festivities. Attendees had the chance to savor delicious meals prepared by our new chef, contributing to an enjoyable atmosphere filled with laughter and connection. Overall, Alpha Pi Chapter is thriving and committed to academic excellence, brotherhood, and community engagement as we look forward to a promising year ahead. Yours in _kai_, Jared Shimelman '26 President E N H A N C I N G T H E B R O T H E R H O O D A Promising Year Alexander J. Anderson | Piedmont, Calif. Hans R. Baurmeister | Darien, Conn. Joe Bell | Richmond, Virg. Finn R. Burdick | Fontana, Wis. John R. Carroll | Tampa, Fla. Eren A. Evran | Grove, Wis. Willis T. Fairchild | Cedarburg, Wis. Griffin Fisher | Milford, Conn. Alex E. Forman | Redondo Beach, Calif. Everett Forte | San Diego, Calif. Joseph H. Gelb | Suffern, N.Y. Jack A. Gorden | Inver Grove Heights, Minn. Declan Higgins | Sacramento, Calif. Jack R. Levi | Highwood, Ill. Matthew A. Liberopoulous | Garden City, N.Y. Brady R. Longstreet | Westfield, N.J. Andrew J. McLaughlin | Piedmont, Calif. Brian D. Murdoch | Mercer Island, Wash. Tristan A. Oliver | Upper Saddle River, N.J. Joseph O. Otradovec | Green Bay, Wis. John T. Philbin | Northbrook, Ill. Matthew C. Reilly | Ridgewood, N.J. Jack L. Schwartz | Avon, Colo. Liam J. Steeves | Lafayette, Colo. Omeed Tabrizi | Saint Paul, Minn. Matthew Vitale | Barrington, Ill. Jack B. Wall | Fanwood, N.J. Teddy H. Whittaker | New Canaan, Conn. Matthew J. Wolsko | Broomfield, Colo. Nicholas H. Womack | Shorewood, Wis. Christian D. Zurawlow | Pine Brook, N.J. WELCOME, NEW MEMBERS Executive and junior recruitment chairmen celebrate after a successful recruitment for our chapter. Members celebrate their senior year in Vegas with friends. Brothers take new members to one of Madison's best restaurants, Rare Steakhouse.

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