Chi Psi - University of Washington

pg. 3 Alpha Theta Delta Our Undergraduate Leaders #1 Napoleon Huynh '17 #2 Alexander Hopkins '17 #3 David Pontarolo '18 #4 Brett Loftus '17 Senior Recruitment Chairman Chase Olson '18 Junior Recruitment Chairman and Sorority Relations Chairman Joe Bretl '19 Social Chairmen Connor Marmion '19 McKinley Melton '19 Risk Manager Craig Buchanan '19 Lodge Manager Ryan Tamayo '18 Secretary Executive-at-Large Max Rose '19 Executive Council-at-Large Nick Anderson '18 Bradley Estes '18 Alumni Relations Chairman Travis Sovronec '17 THE ANATOMY OF ALPHA THETA DELTA HIGHLIGHTS • Alpha earns 3.46 GPA • Executive council hosts first retreat • Brothers win Anchor Splash, Mr. Greek competitions I t has been a promising year at the Lodge with a lot of innovation both internally and externally. Internally, we have focused on improving positions and the culture of the Alpha. This past spring quarter, we achieved the highest academic average in the history of Alpha Theta Delta, with a 3.46 GPA. Through our heavy emphasis on academics, we were able to win the Goodbody Trophy, awarded for academic excellence, at the annual Chi Psi national convention. From a philanthropic standpoint, our Stuff the Bus philanthropy has continued to raise more than 10,000 pounds of food each year for the Food Lifeline distribution center. Internal leadership has excelled in the last year, with more and more brothers wanting to be involved with positions in the Alpha. This sparked the first ever executive council retreat, where goals were set for the school year. Externally, many brothers are involved at the University of Washington, with about 50 percent of our actives involved in clubs or organizations on campus. Our sorority relations have also excelled. Chase Olson '18 brought home the title of Anchorman for the second consecutive year in Delta Gamma's philanthropy, Anchor Splash, which benefits Service for Sight and Aid to the Blind. In addition, Max Rose '19 won Alpha Gamma Delta's Mr. Greek competition, which raises money for Treehouse for Kids, making it Alpha Theta Delta's fourth consecutive Mr. Greek title. We've raised $33,000 during the last four years in this philanthropy event alone! We look forward to continuing Theta Delta's tradition of excellence for years to come. YITB, Napoleon Huynh '17 #1 chipsipresident@gmail.com Undergraduates at the annual Golden Gardens brotherhood event. The senior pledge class during the annual formal dinner in Vancouver, British Columbia. Brothers gather for the Lake Chelan trip hosted by Alpha Theta Delta every summer.

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