Phi Sigma Kappa - Purdue University

W hile the Delta Triton experience is certainly more than the physical structure of the chapter house, our home undoubtedly plays a significant role in the development of our brothers and as a proud symbol of our shared values and goals. Our chapter house at 302 Waldron has been a part of Delta Triton's legacy for over 80 years and is showing its age. It has become clear we must make a major investment to construct a new chapter house if we are to remain competitive, provide a quality living environment, and promote the brotherhood, scholarship, and character known of Phi Sigma Kappa. KeePing our BrotherS SaFe e safety of our collegiate members is of utmost importance to the Delta Triton Chapter of Phi Sigma Kappa; we must offer a structurally sound and safe home for our collegians. Today's safety standards such as fire-rated windows, a sprinkler system, and more exits will ensure our viability into the future. Much like our personal homes, our chapter house must be a safe haven that instills confidence in our members and their parents. PurSuing exCellenCe Purdue University is as academically challenging as ever and the need for an enhanced, quiet, well-lit, and comfortable study space within our facility is necessary for our members to achieve. We have all seen the impact of technology over the years, as devices not present during your college years are now necessities, including personal computers, high-speed Internet access, e-mail, and more. Our plan will ensure that Delta Triton is equipped to excel academically and remain scholastic leaders on campus and within the Greek system. Setting ourSelveS aPart Today's students and their parents demand more out of their housing dollars. Increasingly, students expect more space, more privacy, and more amenities. e number of apartment complexes surrounding campus increases each year and include amenities such as covered parking and fitness centers. More importantly, perhaps, several other fraternities on campus have undergone or are in the planning phases for significant building or renovation projects. Bottom line: We must build a new facility to attract the quality of men we pride ourselves on. Delta Triton now has the ability to not only maintain our presence, but to become better and stronger with a state- of-the-art fraternity house. why we muSt SuCCeeD "Phi Sigma Kappa was my home away from home, which provided me with many great memories and lifelong friendships. A new house is critical to ensure that these things are not lost for future generations of Phi Sigs. – Richard Schleicher '59, Campaign Chairman "We're excited about the opportunity a new house would bring to Phi Sigma Kappa even though our current members will not directly benefit. The concept plans look great and I'm confident every space can be filled in the new house." – Austin Tummers '15, Chapter President

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