Beta Sigma Psi - Purdue University

Beta Sigma Psi Purdue University P.O. Box 442100 Lawrence, KS 66044-2100 Address Service Requested ATTENTION: This newsletter is intended for alumni, undergraduates, and parents. If your son is still attending Purdue University, he will receive a copy at the Chapter House. If he has graduated, please send his new address to update our records. Thank you. BETA RAYS A PUBLICATION OF BETA SIGMA PSI AT PURDUE UNIVERSITY "Being part of the Chapter gave me a support system I didn't know I needed. Whether it was late-night study sessions or just someone to grab lunch with between labs, these guys became my second family. I'll be starting my job this fall, and I know I wouldn't be here without the accountability and encouragement I found in this brotherhood." –Hunter Adams '21, Food science "This Chapter shaped more than my college experience—it shaped who I am. I came unsure of what I wanted in college, and I'm leaving with confidence, leadership skills, and lifelong friendships. One moment I'll never forget was organizing our improvement project. It was tough, rewarding, and something I'll always be proud of. After graduation, I'll be heading to North Carolina to join a project management team for a commercial construction firm." –Carter Jackson '21, Construction management "Balancing pharmacy school and Chapter life wasn't always easy, but it was always worth it. The guys constantly checked in on me, helped me stay grounded, and reminded me to have fun along the way. My next step will be finishing out the professional pharmacy program, where I will begin rotations, and I know this brotherhood will always be part of my foundation." –Matthew Millies '21, PharmD "From day one, this Chapter pushed me to be a better version of myself scholastically, socially, and spiritually. I grew as a leader, built deep friendships, and found a place where I truly belonged. One of the highlights for me was the brotherhood events we had; whether it was a euchre tournament or a grill out when the weather was nice, will always be something I look back on." –James Harrel '22, Computer science W O R D S F R O M O U R G R A D U A T E S Thank You, Beta Sigma Pi Niko Almodovar | Mountainside, N. J. Jose Andres-Manzur | Guayaquil, Ecuador Chris Faley | Fort Wayne, Ind. Christopher Goetsch | Sudbury, Mass. William Hagel* | Carmel, Ind. Mason Hatfield | Minot, Maine Hugo Hennenfent | Mamaroneck, N.Y. Conner Hoffman | Columbus, Ind. Christian James | Brownsburg, Ind. Kyle Kerdsri | Irvine, Calif. Aidyn Nasiatka | Alington Heights, Ill. Jeffery Quintanilla | Mountainside, N. J. Ari Rothman-Church | Boulder, Colo. Clark Smith | Morristown, N. J. Vincent Soja | Munster, Ind. Sathvik Thumma | Irvine, Calif. Miles VanDam | Bryan Center, Mich. Joshua Wasielewski | Milwaukee, Wis. Ryan Williams | Orleans, Ind. Artem Yurovskiy* | Bedford, N.H. *Sophomores WELCOME, NEW MEMBERS This Newsletter Has Something EXTRA! It's time to fill out and return your annual contact information update! Even if none of your info has changed, please return the form so we know that we're reaching you. We'd also love to hear about what's going on in your life since the last time we were in touch. More instructions are on the form inside. FIND YOUR PERSONALIZED UPDATE INSIDE Review your info. Give us the newest info for anything that's out of date. Share your life updates. You can return the form via mail or submit it digitally—your choice! If you are not receiving copies of the national publication, The Gold Rose, please email Gary Raffety, editor of the publication, at goldroseeditor@gmail.com.

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