Sigma Chi - University of Cincinnati

Zeta Psi Chapter 2 Consul | Liam Kelley '26 Pro Consul | Colin Pasion '26 Quaestor | Ethan Warner '27 Annotator | Logan Rieder '26 Social Chairman | Cole Kocher '26 Magister | Matthew Telscher '25 Recruitment Chairman | Evan Beacher '27 – (216) 903-6440 Recruitment Chairman | Brady Stiles '27 – (859) 916-0087 Risk Manager | Luke Brickman '27 Tribune | Brady Stiles '27 Kustos | Matthew Kammerer '26 House Manager | Blake Arnold '26 House Manager | Marek Oganowski '27 Membership Development Chairman | Adam Dumford '26 Executive at Large Representative | Matthew Castrucci '27 Judicial Board 3rd Year Representative | Guy Weigandt '26 Judicial Board 4th Year Representative | Kyle Dressman '25 Judicial Board at Large Representative | David Becker '26 Judicial Board Representative | Colton Paider '25 Campus Relations Chairman | August Hipskind '27 Derby Days Chairman | Thomas Flemming '28 Derby Days Chairman | Caden Berger '28 Scholarship Chairman | Spencer Routt '26 Community Service Chairman | Jude Eckerle '28 Community Delegate | Evan Patterson '27 Historian | Ethan Warner '27 Brother at Large | Matthew Telscher'25 Brother at Large | Kyle Dressman '25 Athletic Director | Will Barger '27 Design Chairman | Tyler Adams '27 Fundraising Chairman | Sam Napier '27 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Chairman | Jake Vaughn '27 Assistant Quaestor | Dylan Guistolise '28 Steward | Justin Moore '25 Steward | Luke Brickman '27 Computer Chairman | Matthew Kammerer '26 Chapter Officers Payton Bey Tipp City, Ohio Theodore Colosimo Rochester, N.Y. Joseph DeFoor Cincinnati, Ohio Benjamin Hack Fort Thomas, Ky. Cody Koverrnan Bellbrook, Ohio Ian Kowalski Cincinnati, Ohio Jackson Perusek Cincinnati, Ohio Trey Rafter* Lexington, Ky. Jake Rees Batavia, Ohio Keenan Schell Cincinnati, Ohio Collin Stevens Indianapolis, Ind. *Legacy Welcome, NEW Members Succeeding Together Jay accepted an overseas discharge at the end of his service; he sold all his belongings for about $300 and spent nearly six months traveling. His destinations included Amsterdam (in honor of his Dutch roots), London, Istanbul, Cairo, Rome, and many more, before he chose to live in Paris—until his money started running out. He then caught an Air Force charter from Paris to McGuire Air Force Base, taking a bus to Cincinnati where a friend picked him up. His three-and-a-half- year adventures abroad completed, Jay began a decades-long career in sales and real estate. LIVED E XPERIENCES With a passion for volunteerism, Jay has repeatedly invoked the Jordan Standard in organizations such as the Boy Scouts (often in leadership training and sometimes with the young scouts themselves). He's been involved with Cincinnati's Friends of the Library board for years, which raises money for children's library programs. The list also includes church programs, civic projects, and mission trips with his daughter and granddaughter. Through Cincinnati's sister city program, Jay once visited Kharkiv, Ukraine, presenting a seminar on commercial real estate. Official volunteer roles aren't Jay's only lasting connection to Sigma Chi. He's part of a poker club that began in 1956 (alongside original member Bill Johnson) and joins frequent alumni lunches throughout the year. "I've been told we're the only fraternity at UC with such a strong alumni presence," he said. "You can't put a value on 70-year relationships. We've rode the highs and lows together, always there when a brother needs a shoulder." Jay resides in Cincinnati and can be reached at jaydewitt36@yahoo.com. You can't put a value on 70-year relationships. Jay DeWitt '59 (Continued from page 1) Reach the $50,000 milestone for Huntsman Cancer Institute Promote open conversations about men's mental health among members Use our house during summer recruitment to help secure a strong fall pledge class 3 GOALS for Zeta Psi

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