Beta Sigma Psi - Purdue University

Page 3 Beta Sigma Psi T he past year has been a remarkable one for our Chapter, marked by growth, achievement, and deeper community engagement. One of our proudest accomplishments was the successful induction of 20 members during the 2024-25 academic year. These individuals bring diverse talents, fresh perspectives, and a strong sense of purpose. We are confident they will continue to uphold and strengthen the values of our brotherhood in the years ahead. Our academic support initiatives saw great success this year. With the introduction of regular peer tutoring sessions, structured study tables, and a formal academic outreach program launched this spring, we've laid a stronger foundation for academic achievement. These efforts are already showing positive results, and we anticipate a steady rise in our Chapter's GPA. Special recognition goes to Academic Chairman Aidan Daly '24 for his leadership, organization, and unwavering commitment to academic excellence. His dedication has helped implement consistent accountability and support systems for members across all class years. Philanthropy and service remain central to our mission. This year, we significantly expanded our outreach to local Lutheran churches, where members regularly volunteered through community meal programs, youth mentorship, and church events. These partnerships have not only strengthened our Chapter's spiritual ties but also reinforced our identity as servant leaders. As our Chapter continues to grow, we are proud to report a steady increase in both volunteer hours and philanthropic contributions. While much of our focus this year has been on internal development and service, we've also made meaningful strides in community and campus involvement. Many of our brothers have taken on leadership roles in student organizations and campus events, further demonstrating our dedication to active, value- driven leadership. Overall, this year has been defined by intentional growth, renewed purpose, and a recommitment to our founding values. As we look ahead to the 2025-26 academic year, we remain focused on expanding our outreach, strengthening academic initiatives, and cultivating a culture rooted in the three S's: spiritual, scholastic, and social. Fraternally, Francis Banner '23 President Strengthening Our Roots President Francis Banner '23 Treasurer Giovanni Serio '23 1st Vice President Kaden Rife '23 2nd Vice President of Maintenance Ayden Kamholz '23 2nd Vice President of Improvement Austin Beetson '23 Scholarship Chairman Aidan Daly '24 Social Chairmen Noah Bailey '24 and Mason Hatfield '24 Philanthropy Chairman Clark Smith '24 Risk Chairman Spencer Burse '23 Recruitment Chairmen Connor Carrier '23 and Noah Bailey '24 Secretary Christopher Goetsch '24 Chapter Officers Photos: 1) From left: Kyle Doctor '22, Joe Mauro '23, and Reis Mcmillan '22 stand with the recent trophies from the Purdue basketball team. 2) Joe Mauro '23, Cayden Fayley '22, and James Harrel '21 take a break from building a new basement bar. Austin Beetson '23 and Matthew Millies '21 also assisted. 3) Cayden Fayley '22 gives Ike Imler '22 a ride in his plane at the Purdue University airport. 4) Purdue Pete tries out Beta Sigma Psi's Grand Prix go-kart under the supervision of driver Ethan John Boersma '26. Brothers and friends celebrate our brotherhood's 100th anniversary. Front row, from left: Chris Mikeworth '18, Jeffrey Williams '09, William Braun '65, and Andy Ortstadt '77. Middle: Tom McKneight '10, Rudy Ristich '01, Josh Reprogle, and Jake Allen '77. Back: Adam Synoground Zeta (Friend of the Chapter), Pastor Mike Vinson (National Pastoral Advisor), Chris Ristich '04, Brent Seifert '89, and Steve Witte '74. 1 2 4 3 UNDERGRADUATES SHARE PURPOSE AND PROGRESS R R

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