01 Fraternity and Foundation Staff

02 Meet the New President

03 Scholarship in Review

05 1847 Pledge Campaign

07 Zeta Psi Leadership Training Institute

08 An Interview With Greg McElroy

11 Financial Statements

13 Capital Campaign Wrap-Up

15 Cumulative Giving Club

Table of Contents

Executive Director M. Lauck Waltonexec.dir@zetapsi.org

Associate Executive Director Tyler Boisvert boisvert@zetapsi.org

Director of Communications Max Andersonanderson@zetapsi.org

Director of Education and Conferences Joseph Alessialessi@zetapsi.org

Director of InformationJohn Surufkasurufka@zetapsi.org

Senior Regional Education Consultant Bill Weisenhornweisenhorn@zetapsi.org

Regional Education ConsultantDominic LoPiccololopiccolo@zetapsi.org

Fundraising ConsultantBarth Gillangillan@zetapsi.org

AccountingTony Hodgsonaccounts@zetapsi.org

Max AndersonEditor in Chief

Ira Berkowitz and Monarch CommunicationsDesign and Publication

Randy ScheinCopy Editor

David BusaccaContributor

Johnny Surufka Contributor

Barth GillanContributor

Greg McElroyContributor

Lauck WaltonContributor

Joe AlessiContributor

Tyler BoisvertContributor

Bobbi McElroyContributor

Kevin JohnstoneContributor

Stephen HalperinContributor

Hesham OmranPhotography

Stone LyonsPhotography

Headquarters Staff

Contributors

Greg McElroy’s character as a Zete is encapsulated by his many friendships and close relationships accrued throughout his morethan fifty years with Zeta Psi. Here Greg and his wife Bobbi enjoy the company of such close friends at Zeta Psi’s annual NYCFounders Day Banquet.

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Meet the New President

History ignored is history repeated.

Every group wants to promote its newest, best, up to date, groundbreaking practices to assure its members that the group “gets it” and remains relevant and “forward looking”. And this is important for Zeta Psi too.

But a look back can often be an enlightening way to re-focus.

At the time Greek societies were being founded, the country was relatively new; higher education was almost exclusively for white, propertied, East Coast males who had to travel some distance to attend college. It truly was an elite group, but it almost never provided housing. As such, a 17-year-old moving away from home for the first time had to find accommodations within days of arriving at school.

Into this very singular milieu, some men saw a need to assist with these concerns that they originally faced and an opportunity to associate with men of similar interest and sensibilities. So began an experiment within higher education of a “secular” form of “social education” allowing young men destined to be the country’s professionals, industrialists, and teachers to form a group expressing their own high ideals and goals.

Obviously, a lot changed over more than 170 years. Now these fraternities look to its prior members to support those same goals, albeit modernized, with their time and treasure to allow those following them to experience the same. Zeta Psi Educational Foundation was the embodiment of that process (and the US Treasury’s tax code). The Foundation’s singular objective is to provide funding to realize those ideals of so long ago. This is done through direct scholarships for members, as well as programs that more formally expose members to experiences of leadership, supervision, responsibility, mutual support and tradition that our early founders knew were critical skills for “purposeful gentlemen” to succeed in society.

As all institutions progress, the Foundation needed more individualized giving support. Serendipitously, for 30+ years that was provided by Greg McElroy. Anyone who has been involved with Zeta Psi and particularly the Foundation in the last 40 years knows Greg and his tireless commitment to our funding efforts. Now our own Barth Gillan, past Phi Alpha and Montreal Zete, is transitioning into that role. Welcome them when they call; tell them what your priorities are; listen to the proposed and existing programs Zeta Psi offers, and, hopefully, donate. Your donations are your input to this ongoing commitment effort to develop your brothers into the best men in our society.

Congratulations to David and the newly elected officers and trustees of the Educational Foundation. In August, they began a new mandate where the officers of the Educational Foundation are completely different from the officers of the Fraternity.

By David Busacca (Lehigh ‘73)

Board of TrusteesDavid BusaccaLehigh ’73President

Tom RoerdenCornell ’83Vice President

Will WoldenbergTulane ’07Secretary

Richard BreeswinePenn State ’87Treasurer

Andrew BrainTulane ’13Trustee

Jon ErnestoSeton Hall ’04Trustee

Phillip GassNYU ’00Trustee

Stan GorskiSyracuse ’86Trustee

Les HilgerStanford ’65Trustee

Edmund Luciano IIISeton Hall ’05Trustee

John SpohnRPI ’81Trustee

Edward SummersMarist ’04Trustee

Dylan ThomasUCLA ’04Trustee

Les MannWashington ’73Past President

Dan HomoncikUOIT ‘10Canadian Foundation Representative

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2017-2018 Scholarship in Review

Over the past 74 years, the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation has awarded scholarships to deserving students in the United States. The Foundation is funded in part by our Fraternity’s generous donors.

This past academic year, the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation awarded $40,000 in general scholarships in addition to $10,000 in chapter-specific funds to over 100 applicants. These awards, ranging from $250 to $1,000, are given based on academic excellence, leadership in Zeta Psi, involvement in other campus activities, and financial need. With the ever-rising costs associated with higher education, their impact cannot be understated. To quote one recent recipient: “I’m incredibly grateful to receive this scholarship award and cannot thank Zeta Psi enough for helping to make my college experience more affordable. It means a lot to me.”

Applications open early in both the fall and spring academic semesters and can be accessed at www.zetapsi.org/scholarships. Zeta Psi’s Scholarship Committee, led by Clay Albers (Iota Alpha ’02), reviews all submitted applications and determines the most worthy. Elders interested in volunteering for the committee should contact Zeta Psi’s Executive Director.

Alpha (Columbia)Robert T. Goldberg Leadership Fund

Alpha Epsilon (Illinois)Zahn Olmstead Endowment Fund

Alpha Pi (Virginia Tech)Jud Browning Scholarship Fund

Delta (Rutgers)Donald M. Moore Delta Fund, Delta Endowment Fund

Eta (Yale)Eta Fund

Kappa Phi (Cooper Union)Kappa Phi Fund

Mu (Stanford)Mu Endowment Fund

Nu (Case Western)Nu Scholarship Fund

Omicron Epsilon (Princeton)Omicron Epsilon Memorial Fund

Phi (NYU)Albert Valentine Fund, Harold Finley Fund, Virgil & Moody Gates Fun, Leila & William Mackay Memorial Fund

Pi (RPI)Pi Endowment Fund, Ira Richer Fund

Psi (Cornell)Burkhardt Family Scholarship Fund, Psi General Fund, Tom & Donna Jewett Scholarship Fund

Psi Epsilon (Dartmouth)Frederick Cole Endowment Fund

Rho (Middlebury)Baldwin/Landon Memorial Fund

Rho Alpha (MIT)Owen M. Williams Fund

Sigma Gamma (NC State)Sigma Gamma Fund

Sigma Phi (UIC)T. Ryan Sigma Phi Fund

Sigma Zeta (UCLA)Sigma Zeta Scholarship Fund

Tau Delta (Lehigh)Tau Delta Elders Fund

Tau Gamma (Purdue)Tau Gamma Scholastic Achievement Fund

Zeta (Williams)Lt. F. Kendall Mitchell (USNR) Scholarship Fund

The following chapters have a specific fund dedicated to their chapter:

Your Support Makes This Possible

Written by Johnny Surufka (Illinois ’13)

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2017-2018 Scholarship in Review

Zeta Psi Educational FoundationGeneral Scholarships Awarded Fall 2017/Spring 2018

First Name Last Name ChapterPatrik Anderson Princeton UniversityWilliam Beichner American UniversityHarrison Blarr American UniversityJulian Bustillo Tulane UniversityCollin Campbell University of MarylandKyle Cassara Georgetown UniversityJuan Pablo Castella University of ChicagoAndrew Chen University of MinnesotaChristian de Abreu University of PennsylvaniaDominick De Lucia American UniversityBryan Deneen Georgetown UniversityMichael Dib University of MarylandTianhang Dong Dartmouth CollegeSebuabe Dzobo Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteAlexander Epprecht New York UniversityRatul Esrar University of ChicagoNeilesh Frings Pennsylvania State UniversitySeth Gainsburg Cornell UniversityParkash Garcha Marist CollegeDaniel Greenberg Binghamton UniversityJoseph Grekoski Binghamton UniversityEthan Halom University of IllinoisDalton Hegeholz Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityBryan Hingerton University of MarylandWilliam Huang New York UniversityZachary Hubert Pennsylvania State UniversityBrian Huff American UniversityNikhil Iyengar The Cooper UnionShivam Khanna University of MarylandShreyaan Khetarpal New York UniversityShane King Marist CollegeThomas Koch The Cooper UnionJ Isaac Krieger University of MinnesotaAnthony Kuykendall American UniversityAlexander Kyriakides New York UniversityMyung Chang Lee Dartmouth CollegeJoshua Lee Dartmouth CollegeAustin Leikvoll University of MinnesotaJosiah Lucas University of MinnesotaMichael Lucatorto American UniversityCowboy Lynk Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyMichael Mangia New York UniversityJake Mania American UniversityTyler Marsh Worcester Polytechnic Institute

First Name Last Name ChapterJohn Marshall Princeton UniversityAlec McFarlin American UniversityLogan Mendelson Worcester Polytechnic InstituteGabriel Mennesson New York UniversityJoseph Molinari Binghamton UniversityAnthony Mower Worcester Polytechnic InstituteMateen Nemati The Cooper UnionJonathan Nghiem University of MinnesotaJack Nigro Worcester Polytechnic InstituteShane O’Brien University of IllinoisPeter O’Leary Dartmouth CollegeGlory Okwori Other / Not Listed (Non-Brother)Brian Parker University of WashingtonEric Plaut Dartmouth CollegeAlec Reginato University of MinnesotaDennis Reilly Dartmouth CollegeNorman Reyes University of IllinoisBryce Rogers American UniversityGiovanni Sanchez The Cooper UnionChristopher Santos Binghamton UniversityAidan Smolar The Cooper UnionRyan Spalding New York UniversityMatthew Sperle University of MinnesotaNicholas Stout University of MichiganKlevis Tefa New York UniversityNathaniel Teitler Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityPeter Tran Dartmouth CollegeAlex Tsolmon University of WashingtonTimothy van Dover Cornell UniversityMatthew Van Wagenen Seton Hall UniversityMiles Vinikow University of California, Santa BarbaraAlex Vraspir Nebraska Wesleyan UniversityKatarina Walther American UniversityAndrew Ward Georgetown UniversityJordan Wells American UniversityVincent Wenzel University of IllinoisErik Widjaja University of MinnesotaRy Wiese University of MinnesotaMichael Wilkinson Worcester Polytechnic InstituteGrant Williams American UniversityAndrew Williamson Virginia TechTyler Wilson Worcester Polytechnic InstituteGraham Wobig Virginia Tech

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In 1847, three young men founded our fraternity to allow young men at college the opportunity to learn and grow through brotherhood. In 2017, the 170th anniversary of Zeta Psi was celebrated with the launching of the 1847 Pledge Campaign – a campaign that reached out to all brothers. This campaign was intended to ensure that young men at college could continue to learn and grow.

The concept was simple: donate $18.47 in honor of Zeta Psi. The proceeds raised would be used to support the Leadership Training Institute (LTI) at the annual convention – an experience that leaves every participant better prepared to face the up-and-coming academic year.

The campaign was launched on June 1st, 2017 and ran for 18 days, ending at 18H47 on June 18th. During this campaign, 579 donors contributed $22,591.79 to support education for members of Zeta Psi. Although many people contributed $18.47, some generous brothers moved the decimal place and increased their support. Other brothers opted to recognize the Fraternity’s anniversary by donating $170 ($1 for every year). The Chapter that won the 1847 Pledge Challenge -- with 73 brothers participating -- was the Beta Tau Chapter at Tulane University.

In 2018, the 1847 Pledge campaign was repeated, but feedback from the participants in 2017 suggested that we move the timing away from the summer. So, the 2018 challenge launched on March 27th,

1847 Pledge CampaignBy Barth Gillan (McGill ’85)

Geoff McElroy (WPI ’01), Alex Pruce (Cornell ’13), Barth Gillan (McGill ’85), and Chris Romano (American ’20) pose with the championship belts on behalf of their chapters.

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1847 Pledge Campaign (Cont.)

which is the anniversary of the founding of the Theta Xi Chapter at the University of Toronto – an act which made Zeta Psi the first international fraternity. Regardless of nationality, this Zeta Psi first is a point of pride for every member of our brotherhood. It has continued to inspire Zeta Psi as we have expanded overseas to new chapters. During the 2018 weeklong campaign, 496 brothers showed their pride in Zeta Psi by participating and contributing $23,130.88 towards membership education for Zetes.

This year, recognizing that membership is not always equal between chapters, categories were created to ‘level the playing field’ between chapters. The Alpha Psi Chapter (McGill) threw down the gauntlet for all Canadian chapters. A Young Chapter category was created in which we recognized those Chapters with a history of less than ten years. To counter the Canadian challenge, a winner for the United States was also identified. However, please note that all of these categories were runners-up to the overall champion.

The winners for the 1847 Pledge Campaign (2018) were recognized at the convention in Ithaca in August.

Thank you to all of our participants - they’re recognized on pages 15-18.

Barth Gillan accepting the “Top Canadian Chapter” belt on behalf of the McGill Chapter.

The Delta Chi Chapter recognized as the “Young Chapter” champion.

The Cornell Chapter accepting the championship belt for the 1847 Pledge.

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During the 2017-18 academic year, the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation furthered its efforts to provide the highest quality membership development training to its undergraduates. Between September 2017 and April 2018, Zeta Psi’s Regional LTI program reached 549 undergraduates through eight events that spanned three countries and two continents. Total attendance has ticked up from 2016-17 and average attendance continues to improve for the sixth consecutive year.

2017-18 is also the first full year that the evolved Regional LTI model was adopted. As we traded classrooms for conference centers and small towns for major metropolitan areas, the Regional LTI program was able to tap into our formidable Elder Zete network. By leveraging elder proximity, the program devoted one-third of its programming to active-elder collaborative sessions, which paired groups of undergraduates with elder advisors to complete highly interactive activities in the risk management and professional development spaces.

In 2016-17, it was noted that the proposed changes in the LTI format would represent the future of the Regional LTI program: well-attended and geographically-varied professional development events that are delivered within the financial means of the organization as part of a holistic membership educational experience. During the 2017-18 academic year, that future has begun to be realized.

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An Interview With Greg McElroyCelebrating 30 Years of Service to the Annual Fund

Interview transcribed by Tyler Boisvert (Seton Hall ’10)

Greg McElroy has meant more to Zeta Psi than anyone else over the past 50 years. I’ve been fortunate that when I joined the board in 2009 as the Undergraduate Board Representative and then as I continued as a staff member in 2010, that I’ve been able to consider Greg a close friend, mentor and brother. So that everyone in the brotherhood can understand what this man has meant to Zeta Psi, I decided to ask him a variety of questions that led him to tell us all about his service, dedication and involvement throughout the years.

Questions1. After receiving your undergraduate degree at NYU, why did you want to work for Zeta Psi? My more than 25-year tenure as staff member of the Zeta Psi Headquarters — which was called the Zeta Psi Central Office

when I began my association with the International organization — began in my fifth year as an NYU student in its uptown campus, which was then in the Bronx. At that time, the leaders of the staff needed someone to work in the back office of the Central Office — primarily to run its addressograph system, which was the way that Zeta Psi’s Elder database was managed in the pre-technology era. We communicated through direct mail and The Circle magazine distribution to our alumni members. As I was about to graduate in the spring of 1971, I was offered the job as the only Chapter Consultant for the Central Office. I visited all of the 40-plus chapters throughout North America during the 1971-72 school year. I did not actively seek to work for Zeta Psi, but rather was a beneficiary of being the right Zete at the right time.

2. How long have you been in charge of the Annual Fund program for the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation? When did you transition to being a contractor for the Annual Fund?

I began my Annual Fund management in the 1980s. When I left my full-time position as Zeta Psi’s Executive Director in 1996, I continued to manage Zeta Psi’s Annual Fund program as part of my client relationship with the firm I had just joined. When I started my own fundraising consulting firm in 2000, I entered a formal consulting relationship with the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation to continue managing the Annual Fund, which continued until this year when that management function was given to Barth Gillan, who became Zeta Psi’s major staff development person.

3. What has been your favorite part of working for Zeta Psi? There are so many enduring memories of my quarter-century tenure

with Zeta Psi and there is no one favorite aspect of that part of my professional life. I would guess the most endearing part of my 48 years of association with the International Fraternity is the satisfaction of having made close (and in many cases, lifetime) friendships with hundreds of Zetes from chapters throughout the USA, Canada and the British Isles. In my early years, my strongest memories are centered on rebuilding Zeta Psi’s chapter roll from a low of 32 in the early ‘70s to the mid-40s by the early 1980s. In the 1980s and early 1990s, some of my strongest memories revolve around the significant growth of Zeta Psi’s endowment fund. I spent more of my time involved in fundraising activities. On a more personal and emotional basis, I would rate the initiation of my only son Geoffrey, which I attended, as a highlight of my last few years as Zeta Psi Executive Director.

4. McElroy and Associates consist of you and your amazing wife Bobbi. What has Bobbi meant to Zeta Psi and to you over the years?

I met my wife Bobbi in the spring of 1972 at a small party I had arranged for some Zetes in New York City when Phi Alpha Jim McLaughlin was visiting, and we have been a couple ever since then. We were married in 1974. There is simply no way I could have ever continued to work for Zeta Psi as its chief operating officer for 25 years without her support. But, since she had a highly successful career as a retail executive (which involved frequent travel all over the world) I was an important partner to her as I often managed some primary care for our three young children while she moved up the corporate retail

Another key to Greg’s career is the support that he has received from his three children. During the 1993 convention, Greg was seated at a baseball game with daughter Stephanie, Bobbi, and son Geoffrey (WPI ’01). Greg’s oldest daughter Christy was not at that convention, but joins her sister and brother as parents of Greg and Bobbi’s eight grandchildren.

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ladder—primarily with Toys”R” Us and Babies”R”Us—until she retired from that job in 2005. She then joined my firm, McElroy & Associates, as my partner and chief office administrator. We have worked together as a team for over ten years. Bobbi has been almost as important to Zeta Psi as I may have been as she has been an integral part of Zeta Psi’s IHQ operations for many years, especially in regards to the Annual Fund and other capital development programs – which I had managed for over three decades. We are truly blessed as a couple as we are not only happily married, but best friends as well.

5. If you could share any one piece of wisdom to donors over the last 35+ years, what would you say to them? Never forget what Zeta Psi meant to you as an undergraduate. Hopefully it had a positive influence on your life and

professional career. What is true for so many of us is that some of the best friendships of our lives were formed and matured during our fraternity experience. This is one of the many reasons why thousands of Zetes choose to contribute to both their local chapters and the International Fraternity. It is only through the generosity of so many Elders over the years that Zeta Psi has the financial resources to support its operations and the many programs that make us as strong as we are today.

Capital Campaigns6. This last Capital Campaign declared victory with 3.5 million dollars raised -- mostly for membership education.

So first off, congratulations. How important do you think membership education is to the future and how did you decide upon membership education as a goal?

First of all, thank you for your congratulatory comment regarding the successful outcome of the Campaign for Zeta Psi: Building Strong and Honorable Leaders. This campaign had its roots in the expansion of Zeta Psi’s membership development program – which began in1980. It then grew significantly with Maurice Ducoing’s oversight when he became that committee’s chairman and championed the program’s huge growth throughout the past two decades. So, when then-Phi Alpha Andy Nunez approached me in 2013 and asked me to engage in the initial stages of a capital campaign (primarily to provide a permanent endowment for this educational program) I found a high degree of interest and financial support within Zeta Psi. Most of the $3 million-plus contributed to this latest campaign was directed to educational programming, so I truly believe this will help support the most transformative and educational Zeta Psi programming for decades to come.

7. Challenging question - when do you think the next Capital Campaign should be started? It’s hard to predict. There have been three major gift programs within the International organization in my time: the Campaign

for Endowment, which was conducted in the early 1980s.This Campaign employed a combination of current gifts that were paid over five years or less. It was dominated by deferred gifts. In the mid-1980s, I was the chief fundraising professional and raised $500,000 to purchase and endow the International Headquarters property in the NYC suburb of Pearl River, New York. During the ramp-up to Zeta Psi’s 150th convention – which was held in New York in 1997 -- a program to widely promote deferred giving was launched and is known as the Heritage Society. It had 150 charter members. And most recently I had a hand in completing the Campaign for Zeta Psi, which was mentioned earlier. If I was to predict a logical timeframe for the next capital campaign, it might be around the time of Zeta Psi’s 175th anniversary in 2022.

Heritage Society8. The Heritage Society was founded in 1997 and

now consists of over 400 members. How did you come up with the idea to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Zeta Psi?

As mentioned previously, the Heritage Society concept arose out of the positive response to the successful outcome of deferred giving contributions — mostly bequests from Elders, but also some insurance gifts — prior to and following the 1980s Campaign for Endowment.The major attribution for the Heritage Society idea belongs to an early IHQ staff member who worked for me, Jack Doyle, Tufts ’76. Jack served on Zeta Psi’s Board in the mid-1990s and has become a major figure in the direct mail fundraising profession in his field.

An Interview With Greg McElroy (Cont.)

Greg receiving his Distinguished Service Award at the New York City Convention in 2011.

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9. What are you hoping the Heritage Society will accomplish for the Educational Foundation?

In the years since the first 1980s major gifts campaign, the Heritage Society has already added at least $5 million to the endowment of the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation with more than 50 bequests. It will add just as much as — if not more than — $10 million in the next ten to twenty years. These added funds will allow Zeta Psi to provide funding for more programs and services to over 50 chapters and our 30,000-plus active and elder Zetes.

Legacy10. You’ve graced Zeta Psi with being Phi Alpha of the

Fraternity and Foundation President from ’06-’08. How impressed were you with those on the board?

I was privileged to serve as Phi Alpha CXXXI in 2006-07 and 2007-08. It was a wonderful two years of my life and was during a period of relative calm in our long history. I was blessed with many dedicated Board members who exemplified the Three T’s; each Board member contributed copious amounts of Time, Talent and Treasure throughout my tenure as Phi Alpha and in all the years that I have served Zeta Psi. The most noteworthy event in my two years as Phi Alpha was the privilege of presenting a Zeta Psi charter to the charter members of our Iota Omicron Chapter at Oxford University in the spring of 2008. This was a sort of bold experiment for Zeta Psi -- to see if we could bring the concept and traditions of the North American Greek system across the Atlantic to a group in the UK. Therefore, it was a special event for me this past April when I returned to London to celebrate the Oxford chapter’s 10th anniversary.

11. What do you want people to remember about your time working, running and volunteering for the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation?

I realize that my service to Zeta Psi is probably historical in nature, as my service as Zeta Psi’s chief operating officer was the longest in our history. My attendance at 48 straight Zeta Psi annual conventions is also a record. But more-so, I hope I will be remembered as the one who, following one of the most disrupitive periods for the Greek system, grew Zeta Psi’s chapter roll in the 1970s. I’d also like to be remembered as the one who helped substantially improve the financial health of both the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation and Zeta Psi Fraternity. I tried to conduct both my professional and volunteer careers with Zeta Psi with honor and brotherly love.

12. You’ve had a long and distinguished career to be proud of - is there any one thing that comes to mind that you would liked to have done differently?

This is a hard question to answer, as I believe I avoided major controversies and hardships since 1971, which is when I became Zeta Psi’s Executive Director. I always regretted whenever any chapter under my watch was forced to become dormant, which happened for a variety of reasons. In retrospect, some of those closings were unavoidable, but they still left a negative mark on me whenever those closings took place.

13. Any last thoughts? I guess my last thoughts revolve around two central themes: the influence that a happy marriage and family life can have

on one’s success or failure in his/her professional life, and the stark realization that success in the world of non-profit organizations is dependent on the dedication, generosity and scope of service of the organization’s members throughout each and every generation. I have had more than my share of an abundance of fortune in these areas and I wish to extend my brotherly love to the hundreds of Zetes — both living and deceased — who have helped shape my years of service to Zeta Psi and to so many of whom will remain close to me until I die.

Greg’s service to Zeta Psi was too much to capture on these three pages. To read the full interview, visit zetapsi.org/mcelroy

This interview is being released in conjunction with the Legacy Project video series highlighting Greg McElroy. Visit Zeta Psi’s YouTube channel to view the full video: youtube.com/ZetaPsiFraternity

As is the case with any Zete, the bonds of brotherhood are formed during one’s days as an active. Shown here with Greg at the 1986 Boston Convention are Greg’s NYU Brothers Bob Pirraglia (’69), Bill Reiner (’69), and Dave O’Brien (’70).

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Financial Statements

Zeta Psi Educational Foundation continues to use its resources wisely to help meet its mission through effective programs and direct financial support. The Foundation carries a long tradition of outstanding financial stewardship which continues to the present. Compared to Our PeersThe Foundation benchmarks itself against other “Fraternity” Educational Foundations using publicly reported data on the IRS Form 990.

Net Assets -- Over the past 15 years, Zeta Psi’s net assets have grown 193%. The most recent results show that our net assets are near the middle of the results for the 54 Foundations analyzed. Our net assets are within 1% of the mean and about one-third higher than the reported median. As a fraternity with fewer chapters we are pleased with our long-term performance and growth in net assets.

Programming -- Zeta Psi has continued to grow the total dollars and percentage of revenues used to support our programs. We intend to continue to increase dollars used to support of our programs in the coming years as our endowment grows and we identify new donors to add to our ability to deliver insightful and needed programs to enrich the undergraduate experience.

Fundraising Expenses -- Zeta Psi has consistently delivered efficiency in Fundraising, choosing to put more into our programs, but we are being outpaced by our peers who are not afraid to invest in order to raise money. The Board intends to invest a few more dollars on the margins to entice new donors and to improve our outreach to our existing donors, all of which will have a positive impact on our undergraduates due to more resources for programs.

Financial ManagementThe Foundation Board constantly balances between immediate program needs and long-term stability. Historically, the Foundation spent no more than 5% of the available endowment funds on programs. However, starting in 2016, the Foundation began to taper the draw down with a plan to reach a 4% draw per annum by 2020. The Board believes that the more conservative draw makes sense in the current low interest and inflation environment.

The Board has noted the growth of designated and chapter-specific funds over time. The Board now requires a minimum of $25,000 to initiate a designated fund. All funds should then disburse at least 4% of their values each year. Proceeds that are not in use in the previous year are then released to the general fund in the next fiscal year. The Board believes that this strikes an appropriate balance between current needs and building for the future as it encourages chapters to grant scholarships, support the LTI program, or to request housing grants each year so that the intended recipients benefit from the generous gifts by Elder donors now and into the future.

The Board has continued to select AllianceBernstein as our investment advisor. The investment oversight committee is pleased with the services and the costs associated with our portfolio. The Board’s current portfolio asset allocation is 70% equity and 30% debt. The Board has selected Berard and Associates as its independent auditor and is pleased to report an unqualified return. Foundation members that attended the annual meeting received a copy of the audited statements. Any member that would like a copy may request it from the International Headquarters.

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Assets 2018 2017Total Current Assets $64,888 $125,726Investments at Market Value $6,522,488 $6,156,194Total Property and Equipment $113,387 $124,488Other AssetsDue from Zeta Psi Fraternity, Inc. $169,422 $32,950Pledges Receivable $366,802 $734,956Loan Receivable $17,797 $21,245Painting $5,000 $5,000Cash Surrender Value - Life Insurance $298,712 $293,187Total Other Assets $857,733 $1,087,338Total Assets $7,558,496 $7,493,746

Liabilities and Net Assets 2018 2017Total Current Liabilities $14,093 $28,664Unrestricted Net Assets $4,572,363 $4,673,285Temporarily Restricted Net Assets $2,004,038 $1,840,427Permanently Restricted Net Assets $968,002 $951,370Total Net Assets $7,544,403 $7,465,082Total Liabilities and Net Assets $7,558,496 $7,493,746

Revenue 2018 2017Net Investment Revenue (Loss) $491,238 $579,712ContributionsAnnual Fund $364,253 $414,784Capital Campaign Gifts $158,819 $28,251Net Capital Campaign activity $(174,054) $(47,011)Total Contributions $349,018 $396,024Other Revenues $17,941 $18,192Total Revenue $858,197 $993,928

Expenses 2018 2017Program Services $537,429 $482,855Management and General $151,952 $148,828Fundraising $89,494 $90,456Total Expenses $778,876 $771,789

Change in Net Assets $79,321 $271,793

Net Assets Beginning of Fiscal Year $7,565,081 $7,193,292 Net Assets End of Fiscal Year $7,544,402 $7,485,081

Zeta Psi Educational FoundationCondensed Audit Results

for the years ended May 31, 2018 and 2017

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Capital Campaign Wrap-Up

Founding Leaders Society - $500,000 and AboveTheodore W. Brickman Jr. Illinois 1955James J. Ljunglin CXXI RPI 1957Alan R. Rice Minnesota 1950

Diamond Leaders Society - $250,000 - $499,999Anonymous

Platinum Leaders Society - $100,000 - $249,999D. Stuart Bowers Maryland 1981William C. Buck Lafayette 1950Kenneth Burkhardt Cornell 1967Douglas P. Donaldson CXXIII Connecticut 1972Michael J. Freiman CXXVII Maryland 1978

Gold Leaders Society - $50,000 - $99,999James Donald Western 1982Philip Gass NYU 2000Leslie G. Hilger Jr. MD Stanford 1965Allen Hobbs RPI 1991Gary L. Mootz Penn State 1963

Silver Leaders Society - $20,000 - $49,999Douglas S. Boothe Princeton 1986David W. Busacca CXXXII Lehigh 1973Ronald Cass Case Western 1984George D’Angelo Maryland 1978John T. Doyle Tufts 1976Bruce Eckstein Case Western 1960John Ellis UCLA 1981Edward Etess RPI 1959Adam J. Fechter Maryland 1991Tony Hodgson Toronto 1983Les Mann III CXXVI Washington 1973

Gregory E. McElroy CXXXI NYU 1970Ronald E. Miller PE Case Western 1969Andrew M. Nunez CXXXIV Texas 1994Robert J. O’Donnell CSP MIT 1985Thomas P. M. Roerden Cornell 1983Daniel Wambold MIT 1992

Bronze Society - $10,000 - $19,999Dwight Anderson Princeton 1989Edison W. Dick CXIV Yale 1959James Forese Princeton 1986Barth H. Gillan CXXXV McGill 1985Stephen M. Halperin Tulane 1984M. David Hunter CXXX Texas 1980Andrew L. Jones UCLA 2003Stuart T. Moy NYU 1981Scott Pedersen Cornell 1990Robert Pirraglia NYU 1969Alva “C.R.” Roberts Washington 1970Steven H. Rogers Connecticut 1973Jay L. Rothberg CXIX American 1969M. Lauck Walton CXXXIII RPI 1984

Circle Society - $5,000 - $9,999Anthony Abbate NYU 2007Anthony Barkan Princeton 1988Tyler Boisvert Seton Hall 2010John D. Clark Princeton 1987Brant Davis Illinois 2008Timm DesRoches Alberta 2008Thomas A. Dippel Princeton 1993Maurice Ducoing Cornell 2003Jon English UCLA 2006John S. Failla Maryland 1978Stephen Golden Princeton 1990

By Barth Gillan (McGill ’85)

In June 2014, with a goal of $3MN, The Building Strong and Honorable Leaders Campaign was launched to raise money to support the Membership Education Program offered by the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation. The campaign set out to ensure that Zeta Psi has the resources to continue to improve the membership education provided to young men through the Leadership Training Institute (LTI).

During the Convention in Ithaca, NY in August 2018, it was announced that the campaign had surpassed its original goal, even surpassing the modified goal of $3.5MN, and the campaign was declared a success. Thank you to the many donors who supported this campaign, most of whom maintained their Annual Fund support during the campaign to ensure that the regular activities of the Educational Foundation were not compromised during the campaign.

This campaign would not have succeeded without the leadership of Stuart Bowers and Greg McElroy, as well as the support of the campaign volunteers. Most important, however, is the ongoing belief of the donors that mission of the Zeta Psi Educational Foundation is vitally important for young men.

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Capital Campaign Wrap-Up

James J. LjunglinRPI ’57Honorary ChairmanD. Stuart BowersMaryland ’81ChairmanEdison W. DickYale ’59Committee MemberLeslie G. Hilger, Jr. MDStanford ’65Committee MemberJay L. RothbergAmerican ’69Committee MemberDouglas P. DonaldsonUConn ’72Committee MemberJohn T. DoyleTufts ’76Committee MemberMichael J. FreimanMaryland ’78Committee MemberJames DonaldWestern Ontario ’82Committee MemberRonald J. CassCase Western ’84Committee MemberBarth H. GillanMcGill ’85Committee MemberAndrew M. NunezTexas ’95Committee MemberGregory E. McElroyNYU ’70Campaign CoordinatorM. Lauck WaltonRPI ’84IHQ Staff Coordinator

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Brandon Jang UCLA 2008R. Thomas Jewett Cornell 1961Robert Kackley Virginia Tech 1987MacLane C. Key Esq.Robert Kravecs Connecticut 1977Bob Lugari Syracuse 1985Jay Maguire Texas 1992Brian Moloney Yale 1993Kraig Prange Nebraska Wesleyan 1993Evan Pressman WPI 1984Anthony Richardson WPI 2009William Ruggles Connecticut 1974Senth Sivakumaran Toronto 2015Lawrence Tannas UCLA 1959Adam Wasserman Claremont 1994

TKPhi Society - $2,000 - $4,999Benjamin Bissantz Cornell 2011Kevin Canavan Lafayette 1976

Edward A. Deutsch Princeton 1991Thomas P. Herbell PhD Case Western 1956Edmund (Lou) Luciano III Seton Hall 2005Brian McCready Calgary 1999Geoffrey McElroy WPI 2001J. Corey Nicholson Toronto 1979Lorne Sobczyk Calgary 2008John Spohn RPI 1981Jared Sunshine Columbia 2004Dylan Thomas UCLA 2004Will Woldenberg Tulane 2007

Zete Society - $1,000 - $1,999Dean Cummings Minnesota 1992Jonathan Ernesto Seton Hall 2004George “Whit” Holcomb Virginia 1976Adam Wisniewski Claremont 1994

Zeta Psi Capital Campaign Committee

Stan Gorski (Syracuse ’86), Mike Sheinberg (Syracuse ’86), and Greg McElroy (NYU ’70) at 2018’s Heritage Society Reception.

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Zeta Psi Thanks Our Valued Donors for

Supporting our Programs

CUMULATIVE GIVING CLUB FOOTNOTES

2017-2018 Supporters of Zeta Psi by Chapter

Founder’s Circle$100,000

Order of the Escutcheon$50,000

1847 Society$25,000

Order of the Five Pointed Star$10,000

Phi Alpha’s Council$5,000

Golden Circle$2,500

Silver Circle$1,000

Comstock Associates$500

Red Motley Leadership Club$250

Century Club$100

Z4L indicates those brothers who are Zete4Life members.

Bolded names indicate members of The Zeta Psi Heritage Society

Thank you to the more than 800 donors who participated in the

1847 Pledge Campaign.

Donations received June 1, 2017 to May 31, 2018

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Alpha (Columbia)The Phi Alpha’s CouncilJared Sunshine 2004 The Golden CircleMichael Mayer 1991Michael Pomeroy 2002William Tietjen 1984The Silver CircleAndrew Werden 1988Kenneth Suh 1989DonorsDavid Blum 2001

Alpha Beta (Minnesota)Founder’s CircleAlan Rice 1950 The 1847 SocietyCarl Kuhrmeyer 1949The Golden CircleDonald Bonstrom 1951Jeffrey Scott 1968The Silver CircleJohn LaLonde 1960Peter Torvik Sr 1960Wayne Toenjes 1972The Comstock AssociatesRichard Gapinski 1956Roger Ruckert 1979 The Red Motley Leadership ClubRonald Jacobson 1960DonorsYoav Rogovin 1997

Alpha Epsilon (Illinois)The Order of the EscutcheonTheodore Brickman Jr 1955 The Golden CircleRichard Morse 1964David Denis 1945Ivar Nelson 1952The Silver CircleBrant Davis 2008 Bruce Brantingham 1956Carl Palczewski 1975Charles Lindrooth 1956Hunt Blatz 1986John Surufka 2013Martin Weinberger 1988Ronald Anderson 1974Timothee Bouhour 2013 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesBenjamin Heck 2008 Z4LDonald Edwards 1952James Hastings 1997Matt Caddell 2018Robert Patha 1966Timothy Schmidt 1989 The Red Motley Leadership ClubAnav Pant 2016 Z4LConor Desmond 2009 Z4L The Century ClubKory Sczurek 2016 Z4LDonorsAdam PetersonAlan Gan 2019Alec Wasowicz 2018Arturo Guerrero 2018George Schaller V 2016John KaramichosJon Chao 2016Julius ShapiroPaul Bennett 1960Shane O’Brien

Alpha Mu (Dalhousie)The Comstock AssociatesEvan Hallward 2014 Z4LTK McNair 2015 Z4LDonorsAlex Abrams 2016Alexander Voogjarv 2017Charly LeMarquandJack BestwickJames Coons 2018Justin Michitsch 2017

Alpha Nu (Claremont)The Order of the EscutcheonThe Golden CircleDaniel Byun 1997The Comstock AssociatesAdam Wasserman 1994The Century ClubJames Gonzales 1995

DonorsBenjamin Hoyt 2000

Alpha Omega (Villanova)The Silver Circle Joseph Croasdale 1985

Alpha Pi (Virginia Tech)The Golden CircleRobert Kackley 1987The Silver CircleBrian Grozdanoff 1996Robert Clements 1984The Comstock AssociatesRobert Rando 1988 The Century ClubJeffrey vonSeldeneck 1994Martin Roche 1986Troy Heiner 1989DonorsBrendan Thompson 2014Brian Sullivan 1993Tofique Sikder 2015

Alpha Psi (McGill)The Golden CircleBarth Gillan 1985 Z4LChristopher Campbell 2001 Z4LSimon Wignall 2000 Z4LStephen Poole 1984The Silver CircleAnthony Zitzmann 1994 Z4LJames Madon 1984 Z4LLarry Crossan 1981 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesCharles Madon 2010 Z4LDavid Fortin 2011 Z4LJohn Hopkins-Hill 2015 Z4LMichael Szpejda 2013 Z4L The Red Motley Leadership ClubChristopher McGuire 2013Jeffrey Mead 2012Joseph Feldman 2014 Z4LLambert Lefebvre 2017 Z4LOhannes Torudag 2002Sean Finnell 2015 Z4LWayne Burke 2010 Z4L The Century ClubCarter Brown 2009Matthew Tucci 2014 Z4LRamzi Cotran 2017 Z4LRyan Kates 2016 Z4LStefan Prokopetz 2012Xavier Fortin 2017 Z4LDonorsAlex Massi 2017 Z4LAlexander Ness 2017Alexandre Perron 2018 Z4LAndrew Just 2014 Z4LChristopher de Courcy-Ireland 1991Corey Steinke 2018Daniel Lamothe 2004David Ness 2016Dean Perlman 2019Dominic Spothelfer 2018Drew Allen 2016Edward de Courcy-Ireland 2019Edward Wootten 1993Etienne Poulin-Leblanc 2020Gabriel Katzen 2015Jacob Washkurak 2016Kyle Gardner 2016 Z4LKyle Jacobson 2008Laurent Lefebvre 2019Lucas Francioli 2018 Z4LLuke Visconti 2021Marco Peghini 2014Mark Michaels 2019Matthew Sherrett 2007Max Adelson 2012Maxime Aubin 2017Michael Fishman 2017 Z4LNeal Rayner 1993Noah Gillard 2018 Z4LO’Nell Agossa 2019Paul Belanger 2004Philippe DionRichard Minzberg 2015Sebastian Grutter 2016Seth Zucker 2019Wyatt Hnatiw 2014

Alpha Theta (Waterloo)The Silver CircleMichael Ruth 2005 Z4L The Comstock Associates

Christopher Black 2005Jeff Cremasco 2003 Z4LWilliam Evans 2008 Z4LDonorsRonald Aric Guité 2003Ryan Berckmans 2010

Beta (Virginia)The Order of the Five-Pointed StarGeorge Holcomb III 1976The Golden CircleC Jones 1972S Young 1972Stephen Busch 1977W Morris 1973 The Silver CircleFrank McLaughlin Jr 1959Nicholas Jalowski 1977William Dordelman 1962Daniel Pariseau 2012

Beta Sigma (Georgia)The Comstock AssociatesAustin Carson 2009 Z4L

Beta Tau (Tulane)The 1847 SocietyStephen Halperin 1984 Z4LThe Phi Alpha’s CouncilDonald Peters Jr 1981The Golden CircleAndrew Brain 2013 Z4LCorey Dunbar Esq 2002 Z4LEverett Marshall Jr 1990Ozgur Karaosmanoglu 1984William Woldenberg 2007 Z4LThe Silver CircleAaron Ronksley 2007 Z4LDavid Nettle 1990Drake Bathke 2008 Z4LJamie Eide 2014 Z4LJay Leblang 2004 Z4LJoseph Gibaldi 1981Mark Williams 2002Ross Capdeville Sr 2000 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesChristopher Bond 2005 Z4LGene Krejci 2003Kurt Koenigsberger 1994William Stafford 2005 Z4L The Red Motley Leadership ClubJames Tipple 2003David Litchfield 1980James Cornblatt 2002 Z4LJason Murphy Esq 2002DonorsAdam Frey 2006Adam Griego 2014Andrew Murray 2020Andrew New 2009Bill Steves 2006Brian Coblitz 2002Christopher Blum 2002Cody Van Voorhis 2013Cutter Uhlhorn 2014Darion Stofira 2006David Glaser 2009David Kinney 2004Dillon Green 2002Dustin Gransberry 2006Dustin Hooks 1999Dylan LeCorgne 2012Eric Paulantonio 2002Erle Case IV 2005Evan Nicoll 2012Grey Nuttall 2006Happy Acee IV 2011Henry D’Esposito 2014James Blanchet 2007Jay Mattappally 2008Jeffery Pretti 2005Jeremy Lang 2002John Kerr IV 2009John O’Sick 2005Jonathan Bakke 2006Jordon Cooper 2014Josh Friedmann 2007Joshua Miller 2010Karl Nazareth 2006Kevin Arts 2009Kyle Gutierrez 2016Lewis Lowe 2006Lucas Housinger 2006Marc Bingham 1996Mark Clements 2009Marshall Smith 2008

Matthew Bradley 2005Patrick Mackay 2012Pete Johnson 2008Richard Stirling 2009Robert Beatty 2002Ross Weatherly 2007Satish Vembu 2008Shale Cooper 2014Taylor Conrad 2011Troy Grzymko 2005

Chi (Colby)The Silver CircleEric Meindl 1967Lucien Champagne 1967Robert Glaser 1980The Century ClubStephen Ford 1968

Chi Gamma (Calgary)The Phi Alpha’s CouncilLorne Sobczyk 2008 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesBrian McCready 1999David Lazarenko 2005 Z4LThe Red Motley Leadership ClubRichard Gateman 1981The Century ClubRonald Greene 1969DonorsCameron Talbot 2005Matthew Lofgren 2007

Delta (Rutgers)The Phi Alpha’s CouncilDouglas Clark 1984The Golden CircleFerdinand Van Deursen 1954Gary Christ 1967Jon Yedvab 1987 Z4L The Silver CircleChris Lydle 1994 Z4LDaniel Davies 1981John Bush Jr 1970Rory Rickwood 1973Walter Szymanski Jr 1963William Cahill 1971Zoran Petrov 2001The Comstock AssociatesGregory Ladas 1963Robert Williams Jr 1943Christopher Heiser 1993John Dziczek Jr 1971The Red Motley Leadership ClubDavid Cook 2003DonorsJohn Pokalsky 1983Michael Chalhoub 2002Philip Correale 1975Robert Downey 1984Sean Meehan 2011Thomas Lefever 2009

Delta Chi (American)The Order of the Five-Pointed StarJay Rothberg 1969 Z4LThe Silver CircleJordan Wells 2012 Z4LLogan Bancroft Boucher 2016 Z4LMatt Carnovale 2012 Z4LThomas Florczak 2017 Z4LWilliam Brooks 1999 Z4LYaniv Nahon 2012 Z4LZachary Meunier 2009 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesBrian Mittleberg 2012 Z4LCaleb Stout 2017 Z4LDylan Hughes 2014 Z4L The Red Motley Leadership ClubSean McAnulty 2013 Z4L The Century ClubChris Schwab 2016 Z4LHarry deCabo III 2016 Z4LDonorsKeenan Kunst 2012Adam Schaff 2014Billy Weisenhorn 2016Brian Huff 2018Cyrus Chansler 2016Edward Fleitz 2015Gary Zottoli Jr 2014Jacob ManiaJames Wigley 2013Joe DiMicelli 2015John Foti 2016Joseph Desmone15

Michael Brunelle 2017Sean Bristow 2016 Z4LTheodore Stone Lyons 2015

Epsilon (Brown)The Golden CircleConrad Herrmann 1982Mark Cunningham 1984The Silver CircleAndrew Chlebus 1971Christopher Strong 1971James Goodwillie Jr 1970

Eta (Yale)The Order of the EscutcheonEdison Dick Esq 1959The Order of the Five-Pointed StarDavid Weild III 1952The Phi Alpha’s CouncilBrian Moloney 1993T Stick 1960The Silver CircleGeorge Watson III 1953Arthur Draper Jr 1965Ben Grover 2003 Z4LGordon Gerson 1958 The Comstock AssociatesErich Cluxton 1965 The Red Motley Leadership ClubPaul Staelin 1993DonorsBrian Whalen 1997

Gamma (Syracuse)The Order of the Five-Pointed StarEdward Guy III 1983Robert Lugari 1985The Phi Alpha’s CouncilGeorge Tracy 1985James Miller 1949Lawrence Baum 1987Vincent Cole 1978The Golden CircleKevin Lastorino 1983Alfred Miesemer 1983Anthony Breslin Sr 1949Kevin Fillip 1982Martin Brezner 1981Robert Heitsenrether 1985Stanley Gorski Jr 1986 The Silver CircleRobert Hickey 1983Ira Berkowitz 1982The Comstock AssociatesJames Doolittle 1966Jonathan Perkins 1979Kenneth Knabe 1961Randall Schein 1980 The Red Motley Leadership ClubJohn Thorson 1966DonorsWilliam Sokol 1982

Gamma Epsilon (Georgetown)The Silver CircleMike Kiritsy 2012 Z4L The Comstock AssociatesConor Bennett 2012 Z4LJoseph Gowen 2015 Z4LThe Century ClubSven Beer 2015DonorsCharles Mancini 2016Eddie Dual 2015 Z4LJonathan Balloch 2011Seth Menghi 2016

Gamma Psi (Guelph)DonorsRyan Shoot 2016

Iota (UC Berkeley)The Order of the Five-Pointed StarWilliam Floyd Jr 1956The Phi Alpha’s CouncilFrederick Duhring 1944Peter Newell 1955Raymond Pounds 1972 The Golden CircleJames Gallinatti 1952Joseph Gorman Jr 1961Minton Newell 1960Ripley Hunter III 1980The Silver CircleDrew Robarts 1960Terence Healey 1986William Haines Jr 1959 The Comstock AssociatesAndrew Dellenbach 1991

The Century ClubRobert Weikert 1982DonorsAndrew Licht 1979Matt Tunney 1989Samuel Johnson 2018

Iota Alpha (Texas) The 1847 SocietyAndrew Nunez 1994M David Hunter 1980The Golden CircleClay Albers 2002 Z4LPaul Blinn 1984 The Silver CircleAlex Morolez 1997 Z4LDustin Durst 2002Matthew Stoops 1997 Z4LRichard Niels Jr 1982Robert Edgmon 1988Tommy Stell 2012 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesHamilton White 2011 Z4LThe Red Motley Leadership ClubGavin Whitlock 2011 Z4LS Jay Maguire II 1992 The Century ClubRobert Mueller 1990 DonorsLane Marques 2011Michael Kline 1989Samir Mullick 2003

Iota Delta (UC Davis)The Golden CircleRichard Hunter 1984

Kappa (Tufts)The 1847 SocietyJohn Doyle 1976The Order of the Five-Pointed StarJoshua Hart 1979 The Phi Alpha’s CouncilJonathan Curtis 1969Michael del Giudice 1982 The Golden CircleGary Older 1975Norman Wright 1957The Silver CircleJames Poulos 1959Lee West 1975Paul Murphy 1952Philip Swain Jr 1981Steven Sorrel 1985The Comstock AssociatesJames Studdiford 1951Robert Hook 1952 The Red Motley Leadership ClubGary Fradkin 1971 The Century ClubRobert Stricker 1969 DonorsRichard Rudolph 1985James Tetler 2011Peter Federman 2010

Kappa Phi (Cooper Union)The Phi Alpha’s CouncilDonald Rotunno 1991The Golden CircleJeffrey Hersch 1987John Barkaus 1988 The Silver CircleScott Lyne 1992 Z4L The Comstock AssociatesJames Philbin 1988Theodore Dezvane 1992 The Red Motley Leadership ClubJosiah Hobson 1993DonorsHo Chul Shin 2010Jack Donnellan 2017

Lambda (Bowdoin)The Silver CircleArya Amirshahi 1990The Comstock AssociatesEdward Woods 1943Albert Marshall 1956Kevin Foster 1992The Red Motley Leadership ClubChristopher Jackman 1990Hubert Shaw Jr 1965

Lambda Psi (Wisconsin)DonorsDale Adney, 2006

Mu (Stanford)Founder’s CircleLeslie Hilger Jr 1965The Phi Alpha’s CouncilEric Wente 1973 The Golden CircleEdward Culin 1950John Wall Jr 1981Richard Gould 1959The Silver CircleWarren Cutting 1950Richard Raimondi 1974Timothy Devine 1957The Comstock Associates Curt Brohard 1974

Mu Pi (Binghamton)DonorsAlex Liu 2015Jason Allalouf 2008

Mu Theta (Alberta)The Silver CircleRyan Spotowski 2009 Z4LTimothy DesRoches 2008 Z4L The Comstock AssociatesRichard Shuhany 1968The Red Motley Leadership ClubJames Upright 2008Max Anderson 2015 Z4LThe Century ClubAaron Zidichouski 2012DonorsChris McNally 2014Forrest Zeisler 2007John Tod 1957Mark Wells 2009

Nu (Case Western)The Order of the EscutcheonPhilip Osborn 1960 The 1847 SocietyBruce Eckstein 1960 Z4LRonald Miller 1969The Order of the Five-Pointed StarRonald Cass 1984 Z4L The Phi Alpha’s CouncilBurton Judson Jr 1961The Golden CircleAndrew Schroter 1972Gary Kelley 1979Jack Mowry 1954Thomas Meder 1979Thomas Van Denberg II 1971The Silver CircleCharles Radke 1955Valentine Matula 1979Charles Stephan 1961Gregory Rogers 1980Guy Danner 1988 Z4LLloyd Stettler 1962Manuel Kanter 1994Michael Krejsa 1987Paul Stephan 1964Robert Snyder 1985Trevor Ilse 2007 Z4LWarner Luoma 1964The Comstock AssociatesBenjamin Kupka 1973Benjamin Meck 2009 Z4LChristopher Prengaman 2006 Z4LCurt Howard 1987Donald Wilson Jr 1989Franklin Mayse 2007 Z4LJacob Sullivan 2014 Z4LJohn Kilbane 2017 Z4LJonathan Pastor 2000 Z4LLawrence Wiley 1959Matthew Mallet 1999 The Red Motley Leadership ClubCharles Huddleston II 2009 Z4LJames Wickert 1950John Jones 1991Michael Szugye Jr 2005 The Century ClubEvan Goldring 1996Mario LaTragna 1997Martin Drabik 1984 DonorsBen Witoff 2013Eric Nied 2011Garrett Byrne 2013Ian Crowley-PerryJacob Glenn 2002Jay Winter Jr 1996Kevin Wissner 2005Michael Giammo 2010Michael Yeager 1989Peter Cooke 2012

Phillip Fannin 1983Tim Wibowo 2013Nu Delta (Marist)The Silver CircleEdward Summers 2004 Z4LJohn Maiale 2005 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesDaniel Caracciolo 2002Isaiah Miller 2014 Z4L The Red Motley Leadership ClubJohn Gray 2003 Z4LJonathan Avila 2015 Z4L The Century ClubTony Boyle 2012DonorsTimos Pietris 2017

Nu Sigma (Seton Hall)The Golden CircleEdmund Luciano III 2005Peter Kern 2005 Z4LTyler Boisvert 2010 Z4LThe Silver CircleJonathan Ernesto 2004The Red Motley Leadership ClubDarion Smalls 2011 Z4LDonorsBlake Willis 2015Michael Terranova III 2014Nick Scrivanich 2012Ryan Binnix 2008Timothy Sporcic 2010

Omega (Northwestern)The Order of the Five-Pointed StarLee Stiles Jr 1948Robert Rehak 1971James Carey 1960 Z4LThe Phi Alpha’s CouncilWilliam Sandberg 1970The Golden CircleSteven Michaels 1991James Cloonan 1952John Broan 1957John Champlin 1967Phillip Zee 1984The Silver CircleJoel Metter 1970Richard Gerardi 1965Richard Kann 1960The Comstock AssociatesDavid Beach 1961The Red Motley Leadership ClubWayne Butterfield 1951

Omega Alpha (Chicago)DonorsEdwin Abundis 2014

Omicron (Nebraska Wesleyan)The Order of the EscutcheonRobert Busteed 1960The Golden CircleKraig Prange 1993 Z4L The Silver CirclePaul Davidson 1958Brian Ridder 1990Douglas Kosmicki 1996Harry Garrett 1959Jeffrey Hibbeler 1996Larry Ewer 1962The Comstock AssociatesGary Tekolste 1982Norval Eberspacher 1957 DonorsMatt Seems 2013Ryan Klute 2017

Omicron Epsilon (Princeton)The Order of the Five-Pointed StarJames Forese 1986 The Golden CircleDavid Holland 1985Edward Deutsch 1991DonorsRalph Manigat 1993

Phi (NYU)The Order of the EscutcheonGregory McElroy 1970 Z4LThe 1847 SocietyGary Soya 1983 The Order of the Five-Pointed StarFranklin White 1950John Gebhardt 1969Phillip Gass 2000Robert Pirraglia 1969Stuart Moy 1981The Phi Alpha’s Council

Richard Frodsham 1962Walter Hedley Jr 1951William Reiner 1969The Golden CircleBarry Wadler 1983Charles Krug 1953Janis Kopans 2011 Z4LJohn Perides 1969Walter Scott Jr 1953The Silver CircleAaron Garcia 2008 Z4LAlexander Sharif 2009 Z4LEdgar Camacho 2011 Z4LJohn Haldenwang 1951LeRoy Kelley 1948Richard Hines 1956Robert Boyle III 2008 Z4L The Comstock AssociatesAnthony Abbate 2007 Z4LChristopher Bush 2011 Z4LEdgar Castillo 2009 Z4LMike Genett 2015Patrick Cirella 2009Travis Owen 2014 Z4LWilliam Klueber Jr 1957The Red Motley Leadership ClubJohn Cintolo 2012 Z4LSergio Lira 2012 Z4LThe Century ClubRobin Belcher-Timme 2003 DonorsDaniel Point 2011Derek Pahigiannis 2004Peter Fitzpatrick 2014 Z4LRiddhish Kankariya 2007Thomas Bredillet 2010

Phi Epsilon (Maryland)Founder’s CircleStuart Bowers 1981 Z4LMichael Freiman 1978 Z4L The 1847 SocietyAdam Fechter 1991The Order of the Five-Pointed StarAndrew Frisvold 2006George D’Angelo 1978John Failla 1978 The Phi Alpha’s CouncilAndrew O’Brien 2002 Z4LDavid Lyons 1980The Golden CircleAndrew Bridge 1978 Z4LChad Tompkins 1988 Z4LChristopher Hutter 1989David Fletcher 1986John Brady III 1985The Silver CircleGavriel Swerling 2011 Z4LAlan Dubin 1978 Z4LDavid Morris 1982Kenneth Gerhart 1978Philip Aronson 1975 Z4LScott Weinberg 2009 Z4LSteven Freiman 2011 Z4LThomas Parker 2009 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesAndrew Koines Jr 2011 Z4LDan Degginger 2008 Z4LDavid Young 1982Jason Nguyen 2009 Z4LMichael Sotak 2009 Z4L The Red Motley Leadership ClubAdam Freiman 2014 Z4LJoseph Alessi 2011 Z4LLouis Wolff 2014 Z4LLucas Jennings 2015 Z4LMichael Frymark 1987Nicholas Giuditta III 1985The Century ClubMark Liberman 1981Brad Jensema 2008Garrett Datz 1995John Sullivan 1984Lee Janofsky 2010Matthew Liebowitz 2010Scott Schill 2011 Z4LDonorsAlain Parcan 2010Alexander Meiseles 2009Bertinus Johnson 2015David Blauner 2009Dominic LoPiccolo 2018Eric Roth 2001Fred Frick Jr 1976Henry Du Pont 2013Keith Latham 1986Logan Stair 2010Matt Loughlin 2012Thomas Simpson 1982

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Zeta Psi Thanks Our Valued Donors for

Supporting our Programs

CUMULATIVE GIVING CLUB FOOTNOTES

Founder’s Circle$100,000

Order of the Escutcheon$50,000

1847 Society$25,000

Order of the Five Pointed Star$10,000

Phi Alpha’s Council$5,000

Golden Circle$2,500

Silver Circle$1,000

Comstock Associates$500

Red Motley Leadership Club$250

Century Club$100

Z4L indicates those brothers who are Zete4Life members.

Bolded names indicate members of The Zeta Psi Heritage Society

Thank you to the more than 800 donors who participated in the

1847 Pledge Campaign.

Donations received June 1, 2017 to May 31, 2018

Phi Lambda (Washington)The Order of the EscutcheonLes Mann III 1973 Z4LThe 1847 SocietyPatrick Carney 1976The Order of the Five-Pointed StarAlva CR Roberts 1970Richard Elliott 1958 The Golden CircleBruce Boyd 1969Donald Leonardy 1960Glen Ulmer 1972Harrison Smith 1971 Z4LJason Conley 1998 Z4LJoseph Mullins Jr 1960Mark Anderson 1974Michael Schonenberg 1981Thomas Carskadden 1957The Silver CircleDudley Panchot 1951Roger Fricke 1980Sims McGrath III 2010 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesJames Ochsner 1977 The Red Motley Leadership ClubJerry Wang 2011 The Century ClubBryan Haakenson 1999Frank Erickson 1970DonorsDarren Littell 2006David Matthews 1982David Russell 1993James Doocy II 2010Jonathon Neilson 2007Todd Benjamin 1984Travis Orloff 2005Tyler Pichette 2018

Pi (RPI)Founder’s CircleJames Ljunglin 1957 The Order of the EscutcheonAllen Hobbs 1991Edward Etess 1959 The 1847 SocietyRobert Leonard 1961The Order of the Five-Pointed StarArthur Gajarsa 1962James Meade 1984Jay Webb 1961Lauck Walton 1984 Z4LRobert Sendall 1959The Phi Alpha’s CouncilHarvey Poppel Jr 1958William Bourassa 1971 The Golden CircleEdward Kasold Jr 1970Frederick Tibbitts III 1991Paul Pfleiderer 1998The Silver CircleEric Warner 1989 Z4LPatrick Welch 1986David Puleo 1987Frank Barone 1955Frank Harrington 1991James Monteleone Jr 1989James Peta Jr 1964John Spohn 1981 Z4LJohn Stolzenthaler 1965Joseph Briggs 1997Peter Hills 1991Ronald Liberty 1964Seth Goodman 1985Steven Popper 1964Wesley Hains 1962The Comstock AssociatesJoseph Bell 1989Peter Peta 1967Stanford Seto 1961 The Red Motley Leadership ClubElton Kaufmann 1964John Dale 1990Joshua McWilliam 2002 Z4LMichael Mao 1991Russell Herman 2006Suchin Ratanasiriwilai 1991 The Century ClubBrian Sparks 1992Claudio Caballero 1987Frank Magliato 1973Gregory Kirby 1988John DAddieco 1982John Diego Jr 1995Kurt Hollasch 1993Mark Morse 1989Robert Land 1993Sandeep Jandial Jr 1995Scott Thomson 1991

Sean McKenna 1993Theodore Rubsamen III 1989DonorsDaniel Snyder 2018Eugene Lauritano Jr 1983Gregory Grimes 1999Jeffrey Tumpowsky 1988Jeremy Colon 2010John Leatherman 1988Joseph Novek 2012Kenneth Semcken Jr 1997Klaus Ullmann 1997Kyle Hollasch 1997Michael Benjamin Jr 1988Nolin Borrero Jr 2007Patrick Hughes 2003Paul Zapustas 2003Ryan Vasko 2012Samuel Notaro 2010Scott Frayler 2000Sohail Syed 2012Theodore Papoulas 1987Theodore van Kessel III 1977Thomas Moberg 1971Thomas Pickett Jr 1990Timothy Plante 2010William Kempf 1988

Pi Epsilon (Manitoba)The Comstock AssociatesDouglas DuVal 1975 Z4LDonorsGarth Rowswell 1990

Pi Kappa (Bloomsburg State)The Phi Alpha’s CouncilMichael Pillagalli 1971The Golden CircleBarry Swartz 1972The Silver CircleJames Warnagiris 1970Jonathan Marks 1988Robert Emert II 1983 Z4LTimothy Wagner 1974The Comstock AssociatesDavid Bilger 1976Joseph Micko Jr 1974DonorsJohn Schock 2004Stephen Polzer 1978Todd McMichael 1985William Condosta 1991

Pi Sigma (Penn State)Founder’s CircleGary Mootz 1963 Z4L The 1847 SocietyRichard Breeswine 1987The Phi Alpha’s CouncilFrank Miller 1958Michael Rash 1991 The Golden CircleJohn Shrum 1961 Z4LWilliam Andres 1969The Silver CircleDavid Miles 1967John Mellon 1976Michael Christiansen 1978Brian Lomasky 1994Daniel Florencio 2011 Z4LEdmund Roberts 1963Edward Datemasch 1959Eric Quedenfeld 1990Geffrey Vitale 1997 Z4LJames Hampson 2012 Z4LNick Grassetti 2012 Z4LPaul Feigel 1974The Comstock AssociatesChris Donohue 2012Larry Thompson 1969Paul Campbell 1971 The Century ClubBrian Eaton 2006Charles Anderson 1970Gary Jones 1969Timothy Weinstein 1993DonorsBrian Stafford 2000Charles Gowdy 2011Edward Kosmowski Esq 1989Joe Kranick III 2012Larry Young 1972Ryan Vinson 2013

Pi Tau (WPI)The Order of the Five-Pointed StarEvan Pressman 1984 Z4L The Golden CircleChristopher Grace 1995 Z4L

Christopher Jamieson 1997 Z4LJames Pavlat 1997Justin Ripley 1999 Z4LLucas Young 1993Michael Bush 1987The Silver CircleAnthony Richardson 2009 Z4LFrank Arsenault 2004 Z4LGeoffrey McElroy 2001 Z4LGeoffrey Zub 1996Jason Kipp 1998 Z4LJoshua Brandt 2005 Z4LKevin Norcott 2001 Z4LMatthew Houde 2005 Z4LMichael Castonguay 1978Nicholas Moriarty 2003 Z4LThomas Nogueira 2005 Z4LWilliam Shaw III Esq 2001 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesChristopher Gallagher 2003 Z4LEric Kenney 2003 Z4LJohn Zuena 1988Kyle Vander Poel 2005 Z4LLicinio Alves 1985Marc McCaige 2005Michael Burdick 1989Michael Fyrberg 1997Ryan Abraham 1998William Evangelakos 2016William Howe 2011 Z4L The Red Motley Leadership ClubBryan Hayes 2000Evan Doyle 2013Gary Loeb 1977 The Century ClubBurke Ryder 2002Peter Langfield 1984Quinn Perry 2014 Z4LSean Donnelly 2011DonorsAlex Haring 2015Alex Reeves 2013Andres Pedraza Rayo 2015Andrew Galanis 2015Benjamin Zogby 2018Brandon Rubadou 2012Brian WilkinsonCarter LewisCesar Rodriguez 2016Chris Schramm 2016Christian CurllChristopher Hammers 2007Cola DiLibero III 2016Craig Blanchette 2009Dale Spencer Jr 2013Danill Effraimidis 2014David Weiner 2009Dennis Tappin 2001Derrick Anderson 1987Eli Wolfang 2015Eric Sheridan 2010Ethan Di Renzo 2021Hayden Collins 2015Jaimes Spring 2013Jake SmithJames Phelan 2007Joe Pasquarelli 2013Joe Pizzuto 2016Joseph Stapleton 2019Justin Fahie 2016Karl Baker 1998Matt Giambrone 2015Michael Gifford Jr 2015Michael IlicMichael Medeiros 2005Michael Oliveri 1998Nate Fournier 2013Nicholas Christie 2016Oliver Lizotte II 2016Peter Tuma 2013Peter Yee 1983Raymond Stinson II 1984Robert Brackett 1983Rolando Herrera 1986Ryan Adams 2010Scott Rementer 2021Stephen Tressel 2011Thomas Cormier Jr 2016Thomas McCarthyTyler Tilbe 2015Wesley Simpson 2011William Klewien 1996Zachery Rahl 2016

Psi (Cornell)Founder’s CircleKenneth Burkhardt Jr 1967The 1847 SocietyThomas Roerden 1983 Z4L

The Order of the Five-Pointed StarMaurice Ducoing 2003Robert Chaves 1963Scott Pedersen 1990 Z4LWilliam Lee Jr 1970 The Phi Alpha’s CouncilHarry Copperthwaite 1969The Golden CircleEdward Beebe 1970Herbert Ley Jr 1954James Lennon 1954John Doucette 1988John Lynch 1989Robert Jewett 1961William Michalerya 1976 The Silver CircleDennis Novak 1970Alan Danser 1973Alex Pruce 2013 Z4LBenjamin Bissantz 2011Gerard Lilly 1962Howard Fries 1974 Z4LJames Prendergast 1993Peter Gamber 2012 Z4LTristan Hemphill 2012 Z4LWilliam Brothers Jr 1967William Riley Jr 1962 The Comstock AssociatesAlan van den Arend 2010James Mueller 1961Jeremy Reiss 2003Matthew Lowenbraun 2002Michael Haruk 1971Scott Everling 1990Simon Krieger 1976Victor Carfi 1980The Red Motley Leadership ClubJohn Sawchuk 1971Edgar Storm 1953Justin Charles 2014 Z4LThor Helgason 1983The Century ClubCharles Lamacchia 1990Christian Day 1967George DeLorenzo III 1991Glenn Pacchiana 1989Gregory Connor 1990Gregory Poulos 1989Jesse Devinney 2005Joe Mileo 2017John Baker 1978Joseph Lennon 1993Laurence Boles 1987Mark Miola 1989Matthew Escovar 2006Neil Fonseca 2008Patrick Murray 1989Tony Ross 1989Wayne Hickey II 1991DonorsAdam Wrobel 2014Alek Korzeniowski 2016Alex Koppara 2017Alexander Bowerman 2009Anatoly Rozental 2012Andrew Shaughnessy 2010Ben Hennessy 2013Chad Albright 2019Changhao Yu 2009Charles Baker 1986Chase Mira 2007Christopher Cassano 2014Christopher Downey 1990Christopher Yeung 2007Corey Letcher 2012Daniel Gustafson 2011Daniel Palmadesso 2006David Fisher 2003David Kheel 2005David Miller 1987Dean Hall 1988Dennis Shen 2019Devin Gallagher 1996Edmund Hoi 2014Edward Mistretta 1970Edward Murphy 1985Eli Doris 2015Eric Pearson 2010Ethan Peck 2010Gregory Frisoli 1992Harrison Zipper 2010Ivan Qiu 2014James Hildreth 1972James Masson 1989Joel Gehman 1994John Allen 1989John Glauber 2002Joseph Spinelli 2007Justin Cray 2018

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Kevin Simonds 1993Kyler RoodMark Boyland 1985Mark Merritt 1983Mark Schmitt 1985Matthew Burrows 2006Matthew HillockMichael ColletMichael Cross 2006Michael Grisanti 2014Michael Xu 2011Morris Hosley III 1990Patrick Sullivan 1987Paul Miller 1987Peter Doucette 1992Peter Galbo 2013Peter Urian 2015Phil Andriole 2014Rafik Tawadrous 2009Robert Scanlin 1986Roger Wolfe 1990Rohit Khullar 2014Roman Lesko 2010Ryan Stewart 2002Samuel Lundin 2007Samuel Shiffman 1990Stas Dorokhov 2012Sydney Thai 2011Thomas Lee 1991William Navas 1988Xavier San Miguel 2006Andrew Rust 2013

Psi Epsilon (Dartmouth)The Golden CircleDavid Springer 1979Ray Keate 1976Bruce Voelker 1987James Maguire 1983The Silver CircleBenjamin Dean 1994Michael Salzhauer 1984The Comstock AssociatesStanley Stern Z4LThomas Oblak 1988The Century ClubJeffrey Owens 1992Benjamin Guidi 2004DonorsBradford McKeown 2001Edward Feist 2018Eric Hill 1985

Rho (Middlebury)The Golden CircleDaniel Bailey III 1981The Silver CircleNeil Savage 1963Jonathan Seamans 1983

Rho Alpha (MIT)The Order of the EscutcheonRobert O’Donnell 1985 Z4L The 1847 SocietyDaniel Wambold 1992The Order of the Five-Pointed StarJames Madsen 1981 The Phi Alpha’s CouncilEric Burger 1984C De Vegvar 1985 The Golden CircleRoy Cantu 1993 The Silver CircleJohn Phillips 1985Akil Middleton 2008 Z4LAllen Russell 1982Charlie Barr 2013 Z4LChris Rullan 2013 Z4LDaniel O’Donovan 2015Gregory Grove 1992Gregory Stewart 1986James Markiewicz 1985Ronald Westhauser 1982 The Comstock AssociatesDavid Newell 2006 Z4LBilly Kelleher 2015 Z4LJoshua Kramer 1996The Red Motley Leadership ClubChristopher Sklarin 1988Jared Bibler 1996R Winston 1994Thomas Popik 1982The Century ClubChristian Alonzo 2015Daniel Felten 1984Duane Horton 1981Howard Madnick 1987Matthew Britz 1996Rory Pheiffer 2002

DonorsAaron VanDevender 2001Alejandro Dos Reis 2012Alexander Markovits 2016Andrew Greenhut 2006Anthony Occidentale 2017Benjamin Chrobot 2015Bennett Wilson 2012Charlie Bachmeier 2018Chip Whittemore II 2012Christopher Hunter 2018Christopher McKinney 2017Douglas Creager 2001Erik Pearson 2015Jesse Triplett 2013John Gordon 2018Justin Kent 2000Laurent Charpentier 2010Meng Mao 2006Michael Heiman 2005Obasi Onuoha 2017Phil Cherner 2017Robert Tran 2018Tim Jenks 2013

Rho Epsilon (Harvard)The Red Motley Leadership ClubAndrew Arends 1992 The Century ClubAbraham Meltzer 1988

Sigma (Penn)The Silver CircleBenjamin Allen 1952George Gephart Jr 1979Richard Pearson 1950Sean Gallagher 1994The Comstock AssociatesDavid Sims 1976McBee Butcher Jr 1989The Century ClubRichard Caldwell 1996DonorsAlexandre MustierEliott Taylor 2018Justin Adams 2009Keith Bradner 2018Maxwell Abram

Sigma Epsilon (British Columbia)The Century ClubRobert Fuller 1985

Sigma Phi (Illinois - Chicago)The Phi Alpha’s CouncilRonald Petri 1975Ronald Petri 1975The Golden CirclePeter Caboor 1982Walter Walejeski Jr 1975The Silver CircleSteven Murphy 1970The Comstock AssociatesBarry Gilbert 1969Kenneth Piwowar 1971

Sigma Zeta (UC Los Angeles)The 1847 SocietyDon Nelson 1948John Ellis 1981The Phi Alpha’s CouncilLawrence Tannas Jr 1959William Schubert 1965 The Golden CircleMichael Denison 1969Robert Cronyn 1990The Silver CircleAnthony Napolitano 2005 Z4LBrandon Jang 2012Dylan Thomas 2004Edward Miller 1952 The Comstock AssociatesHector Gutierrez-Medina 1978Jon English 2006DonorsBoris Gutman 2006Brett Jensen 2004Jeremy Freelove 2003Mavrick Goodrich 2008Peter Haber 2009Raymond Eastwood 1964Scott Timpe Esq 2007Sean Berquist 2008

Tau (Lafayette)Founder’s CircleDillard Kirby 1981William Buck 1950

The Order of the Five-Pointed StarFritz Gebhard 1971 The Phi Alpha’s CouncilRobert Evans III 1978Jefferson Kirby 1984Philip Schneider Jr 1954The Golden CircleRobert Bailey Jr 1976Joseph Drucker 1977Roger Dinella 1984Stephen Pryor 1971William Magee Jr 1985 Z4LThe Silver CircleWilliam Jantzen Jr 1975Gerald Escala 1957Arthur Bell III 1987Brian Wachelka 1993Bruce Hartlein 1979E Green III 1954Michael Zirinsky 1995Nils Berglund 1973Philip Duvall 1981Randall McHugh 1985Richard Meer 1963Robert Beavins 1958The Comstock AssociatesRichard Broders 1975Richard Rathemacher 1954Robert Thurber 1985DonorsAnthony Conrad III 1972Colin Feehan 2003Gregory Silverman 2006Marc Teitelbaum 2015Richard Marrano 2015

Tau Delta (Lehigh)Founder’s CircleDavid Busacca Esq 1973 Z4LThe Golden CircleDonald Mayer-Brown 1977Donald Vansyckel 1973Mark Goehring 1976Thomas Smith 1978The Silver CircleArthur Cader 1962The Comstock AssociatesGeorge Kuczynski 1974 The Red Motley Leadership ClubCaesar Gorski Jr 1979Stephen Politziner 1997

Tau Gamma (Purdue)The Order of the EscutcheonDaniel King 2000The Order of the Five-Pointed StarJohn Long 1983The Phi Alpha’s CouncilDuane Jaeger 1999The Golden CircleJohn Simson 1976Nathan Renie 1999 The Silver CircleGawin Pukchareon 2013 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesAnthony Jennings 1993The Century ClubDaniel Luby 2014Matthew Simpson 1989Paul-Michael Butler 1997DonorsLuke Skinner 2012

Tau Theta (Ontario Tech)The Silver CircleAnthony Aprile 2011 Z4LDonorsChristian Nissen 2017Neil Mawdsley 2012

Theta (Connecticut)Founder’s CircleDouglas Donaldson 1972 Z4LThe Order of the EscutcheonPeter Slomianyj 1976The 1847 SocietyJohn Stelmach 1975Steven Rogers 1973 Z4LThe Order of the Five-Pointed StarRobert Kravecs Jr 1977 Z4LWilliam Ruggles 1974The Golden CircleGerald Guilbeault 1982James Conklin 1970 The Silver CircleGeorge Thomson 1963John Downey 1972Keith Nichols 1967Michael Joyce 1973 Z4L

Sheldon Katz 1977William Dripchak Jr 1970The Comstock AssociatesJeffrey Sager 1972Elbert Smith 1965Harvey Beinstein 1964Michael Frechette 1992 Z4LRonald Niederwerfer 1975Scott Chadwick 1984Thomas Stevens 1969The Red Motley Leadership ClubRussell Bowen 1964The Century ClubEdward Donofrio 1983George Ohanesian 1971Hugh Schweitzer 1987DonorsAl Smith 1965Brian Kolm 1996Gerald Buckley 1968John Greges 1995John Scata 1990Kyle Fortin 2013Robert Kelley Jr 1975

Theta Eta (Brock)The Comstock AssociatesChristopher Arnold 2011 Z4LThe Red Motley Leadership ClubSteve Adkins 2014 Z4LThe Century ClubSteven Voulgaris 2016

Theta Omicron (Trinity)DonorsAndrew Nagle 2013Brian Cronin 2016 Z4LCian Mulville 2014Sean O’Keeffe 2016 Z4LTim Blythman 2016 Z4L

Theta Phi (Western)The Order of the EscutcheonJames Donald 1982 Z4LThe Golden CircleTom Trimble 1983 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesAlex Wijnbergen 2014 Z4LThe Red Motley Leadership ClubDaniel Weryha 2013 Z4LThe Century ClubJonathan Wood 2011 Z4LDonorsRonald Mott 1986

Theta Psi (Queen’s)The Silver CircleAlexander Martino 2011 Z4LThe Comstock AssociatesJeffrey Soehn 2011 Z4LThe Red Motley Leadership ClubIlan Bloom 2009 Z4LDonorsVlad Ienceanu

Theta Xi (Toronto)The Order of the Five-Pointed StarTony Hodgson 1983 Z4LThe Phi Alpha’s CouncilJ. Corey Nicholson 1979 Z4LPeter Wijnbergen 1986Robert Mather 1969Simeon Brigden 1982 Z4LThe Golden CircleCameron Wasdell 1983 Z4LDave Stiff 1983 Z4LWilliam McNair 1977 Z4L The Silver CircleDavid Walker Jr 1988 Z4LGregory Cusimano 1979 Z4LJeffrey Ball 1979 Z4LRoderick Macdonald 1983 Z4LThomas Cowan 1978 Z4LWilliam McKnight 1980DonorsBradley Macdonald 1996Chris Reid 2009Paul Myles 1978Travis Coulter 2012William Haw 1979

Upsilon (North Carolina)The 1847 SocietyEarl Johnson Jr 1954The Golden CircleW Hargrove III 1969James Long 1962The Silver CircleJames Barber 1967

James Black III 1968Joel Williams 1990John Wiggins III 1980Richard Macon 1986Turner Bunn III 1963The Comstock AssociatesHugh Hussey III 1972DonorsSamuel Thompson Jr 1999

Upsilon Mu (Massachusetts)The Phi Alpha’s CouncilJohn Hendry 1977The Silver CircleThomas Cahill 1978Thomas Chew Jr 1989The Century ClubScott Sherman 1980Michael Coughlan 1979Robert Bosselman 1987DonorsBenjamin Daskal 2007Craig Pomroy 1996Jonathan Agresta 2005

Xi (Michigan)The Order of the EscutcheonEstate of Ralph Rumsey 1965The Order of the Five-Pointed StarIrwin Deister Jr 1951The Phi Alpha’s CouncilDenton Hanford 1959 Donald Canham 1970John Schippel 1956William Handorf 1966The Silver CircleDavid Lohrmann 1970Jack Westman 1949David Frayne 1955Donald Cebulski 1963John Lightfoot 1959Michael Gillman 1961Richard Hamilton 1952Terry Blaney 1962The Comstock AssociatesGeorge Todoroff Jr 1978The Red Motley Leadership ClubLawrence Michalak 1980DonorsAlex Pietroski 2016Brian SamimiDan Sicular 2016Elijah SegravesJason Hollingsworth 2009Joseph CarpenterJustin Rogers 2018Kenneth Brown 1966Kevin Ziegler 2016Kip Schimmoeller 2018Marshall Jones 2013Matthew Miller 2016Michael Berland 2009Michael Munoz 2013Nick Warminski 2017Patrick Bowles 2007Paul Christ 2018Phil Davlik 1991Robert Trombley 2007Zac Boyd 2010

Zeta (Williams))The Order of the Five-Pointed StarWilliam Moore 1958 The Comstock AssociatesJohn McElroy III 1952The Red Motley Leadership ClubFrank Ketcham 1934 Z4L

FriendsOrder of the Escutcheon MacLane Key Esq 1996 Z4L The Silver CircleRebecca Napolitano 2014 Z4L Red Motley Leadership Club Edward KirklinThe Century Club Jo Adams

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