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Ifc Recruitment Chairs Fall 2021 IFC RECRUITMENT CHAIRS FALL 2021 Interfraternity Council Oranization Name Email Acacia Drew Austin [email protected] Alpha Chi Rho Jack Watanabe [email protected] Alpha Epsilon Pi Ariel Goldgewicht [email protected] Alpha Gamma Rho Logan Drake [email protected] Alpha Sigma Phi Ethan Ade [email protected] Alpha Tau Omega Nate Ferguson [email protected] Beta Chi Theta Kaushik Arunkumar [email protected] Beta Sigma Psi Brett Parent [email protected] Beta Theta Pi Ethan Copner [email protected] Beta Upsilon Chi Mark Wiley [email protected] Delta Sigma Phi Nick Medel [email protected] Delta Tau Delta Lucas Baia [email protected] Delta Upsilon Noah Voelker [email protected] Evans Scholars FarmHouse Noah Berning [email protected] Kappa Alpha Order Luke Snyder [email protected] Kappa Delta Rho Jack Sciortino [email protected] Kappa Sigma Mikey Gibson [email protected] Lambda Chi Alpha Delton Langely [email protected] Phi Delta Theta Ian Smith [email protected] Phi Gamma Delta John Kay [email protected] Phi Kappa Psi Evan Friedman [email protected] Phi Kappa Sigma Mitchell Adcock [email protected] Phi Kappa Tau Austin Dunithan [email protected] Phi Sigma Kappa Garrett Scher [email protected] Pi Kappa Alpha Adam Peterson [email protected] Pi Kappa Phi Sam Bernike [email protected] Pi Lambda Phi Brandon Dimitri [email protected] Psi Upsilon Annissa Poeppel [email protected] Sigma Alpha Epsilon Zach Sweeney [email protected] Sigma Chi Tyler Skiles [email protected] Sigma Nu Ross Carter [email protected] Sigma Phi Epsilon Samuel Siwy [email protected] Sigma Pi Devin Wolf [email protected] Sigma Tau Gamma Greg LaMonaca [email protected] Tau Kappa Epsilon Christopher J Daly [email protected] Theta Chi Vincenzo Genualdi [email protected] Theta Tau Colin Hansen [email protected] Theta Xi Kevin Diehl [email protected] Triangle Kyle Morin [email protected] Zeta Beta Tau Noah Rommel [email protected] Zeta Psi Bert Preston [email protected].
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