Ball State University Phi Delta Theta

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In This Issue

• Awards From Headquarters
• Silver Legionnaire
• Homecoming

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The men of Phi Delta Theta at Ball State University were recently recognized for their achievements over the past year. The members of this organization returned from the national convention with three awards. The first award was the Bigger's Ritual Award, which means the chapter has demonstrated they continuously conduct weekly ceremonies of friendship, sound learning, and moral rectitude. The second award the chapter received was a Community Service Award for their outstanding involvement with the local Muncie community. Finally, the chapter was recognized for their improvement over the last year in community service, scholarship, ritual, and recruitment and given an Improvement Citation Award. These 3 awards are the first awards the chapter has received from Headquarters since 2003. Once again proving this organization is quickly on its way to becoming one of the best chapter's at Ball State University.

Our may newsletter has been sent out to all alumni on our mailing list. You can view this issue online by following this link.

In This Issue

• New Improved Chapter Advisory Board
• Special Thanks
• Grand Chapter Awards
• Spring Initiates

If you do not receive this publications via email, please contact our chapter president or our Alumni Secretary. You can also use the form on the Contact page.

The men of Phi Delta Theta recently received two awards at the annual Grand Chapter on Sunday April 6th. Grand Chapter is a banquet formed to recognize excellence in the past year in the Greek community. The men won an award for Excellence in Scholarship for have an outstanding program that focuses on academics. This newly reformed scholarship program created by the men of Phi Delta Theta, help set a path to be given the award for Most Improved GPA among fraternities. These are the first awards the organization has received in many years. The Phi Delta Theta Fraternity at Ball State is striving to succeed; the rest of the Greek Community is quickly noticing.

Our march newsletter has been sent out to all alumni on our mailing list. You can view this issue online by following this link.

In This Issue

• New Faculty Advisor
• Fall Initiates
• Fall Semester Grades

If you do not receive this publications via email, please contact our chapter president or our Alumni Secretary. You can also use the form on the Contact page.

Thank you for visiting the website of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity at Ball State University. Many people have misperceptions about Greek life, however it would be good for you to know, as an interested member, many of the benefits it can bring to a member. Joining a fraternity means you will acquire a wide network of connections with current members, Alumni across the nation, and Greek members.

Recently there was a movement in our chapter to strive to become this campus’s top Greek organization. Since that moment in time we have greatly increased our campus involvement, community service, and our grades. Current students and faculty of the Greek Life at BSU is quickly noticing the
change in our chapter. We have a variety of leaders who I am proud to call my friends and you would as well. We have not only stepped up to make this organization great, we have taken giant leaps towards a bigger and brighter future. I am honored to work with such a strongly motivated group of men and am really looking forward to this organization’s future.

The members of this organization are expected to live by our three Cardinal Principles: Friendship, Sound Learning, and Moral Rectitude. College is a place where a person can grow and develop into a professional. We offer a wide range of positions and resources that will help you learn to become a team member, communicate effectively, be a professional, and develop and sharpen your leadership skills. The vast amount of friendships made may potentially develop into a job opportunity and can benefit a member for decades in the future. Academics are most important, because that is the reason why you are here. We want you to earn your degree and get your dream job. We will do everything in our power to help you strive to meet and exceed your academic goals academically and make sure you live up to our standards.

You will find that we are very interested in answering any questions you have. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions regarding Phi Delta Theta.

Thank you,

David A. Niedzwiecki