Sigma Nu - University of Washington

SIGMA NU 2 Clubhouse and Chapter Debt-Free Focused on Savings and House Projects T he Clubhouse and chapter are pleased to share that we are in a solid finan- cial state. We've been debt-free since 2015, having extinguished a $250,000 Bank of America loan that was paid for in full by Gordon Schroeder '47. Because of Gor- don's generosity, we've been able to focus on building up a savings and making select house improvements. Moreover, with the hiring of S&T Fraternity Management in early 2017, we now have an expert to do regular safety walk- throughs and coordinate ongoing repairs/ maintenance. We strongly believe that ongo- ing support of the active chapter through re- cruitment of new members is the best way to ensure we maintain optimal financial fitness. Love, honor, truth, Jon Magin '06 Treasurer, Gamma Chi Clubhouse jon.magin@gmail.com Contributions ($5,000 and up) Darrel Schultz '49 Denny Peterson '52 Gordy Richards '54 Choo Nisbett '55 Dave Richards '56 Fritz Von Lubken '56 Gary Shansby '57 Tom Curran '58 Jim Cornell '60 Bill Douglas '62 Tod Hullin '62 Bruce Richards '62 Paul Ellingsen '66 Brian Allen '75 Les Dunlap '76 Don James '76 Dee McGonigle '80 Corey Brock '88 Keith Hall '93 Contributions ($500 to $1,000) Blake Eagle '52 Finn Lepsoe '54 Chuck Mertel '54 Gerald Punches '55 Ed McCrory '56 Dave Mitchell '57 Steve Moe '57 Rick Menti '59 James Dyke '60 Jim Jensen '60 Don Williamson '60 Steve Cory '78 Randy Reeves '80 Hayden omas '80 Bruce Kroon '81 Jeff Roberts '81 Todd Tarbert '81 Pat Leewins '82 Dave Nichols '82 Lance Bon '83 Andy Anderson '85 Mark Cairns '87 Etemar Gev '18 is majoring in biochemistry and enjoys learning about history and modern geopol- itics. A native of New York City, Etemar likes listening to music and playing the piano. Thank You, Brothers Gifts to Educational Fund Total $156,700 W e would like to thank the 41 alumni who donated $156,700 to the Gamma Chi Educa- tional Fund that was recently established at Sigma Nu National. Donations to this fund are fully tax deductible and can be used to support a variety of programs at the chapter house that are educational in purpose. ese funds are currently being utilized to award scholarships based on academic results to mul- tiple members of the active chapter. We will award six $500 scholarships this quarter. e funds were also be used to replace the outdated and non-functioning Wi-Fi system in the facility, and will be used to upgrade the existing library with new furniture, computer equipment, and finishes. To participate in this great program, contact Jeff Roberts '81 at (425) 503-0148 for more information. Meet Our Initiates! Gamma Chi is proud to introduce some of the outstanding men initiated into our chapter this spring: Aidan Gottlieb 18 is a freshman majoring in com- puter science. While attending Monte Vista High School in Cupertino, California, Aidan was the cap- tain of cross country and track and field teams. His hobbies include running, frisbee, and playing video games. Daniel Short '18, a San Diego, California, native, is a sophomore math major who enjoys being ac- tive and rooting for the Padres. He plans to pursue a career in the technology industry. Jack Granger '18 of Vancouver, Washington, hopes to explore his passion for being an entre- preneur within the Foster School of Business. In his free time, Jack enjoys playing golf and computer programming. Jack Dobson '18 is a sophomore on an exchange program from New Zealand. He enjoys cricket and rugby, and hopes to get the most out of his experience while living in the U.S. Alumni Open House Postponed until Fall T he open house event that was ten- tatively planned for June 2 is being postponed. e new date will be either October 6 or October 13 to pair up with Husky football away games. is delay will allow the Clubhouse to get the library project completed be- tween June and September. We want to get alumni back to the house so you can meet the actives, watch an away game with your friends, and check out all of the work that has been done at the chapter house. We will tailor the open house schedule around the game time that is selected by our Pac-12 partners, the Pac-12 Net- work. More information to come this summer or early fall. Go Huskies!

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