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1 Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi a PETITION to the INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY of DELTA SIGMA PI A PETITION to � 'the 1 fraternity of delta sigma pi A PETITION TO THE INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY OF DELTA SIGMA PI BY NU DELTA CHI OF WASHBURN UNIVERSITY Table of Contents I. Petitioning Letter A. Officer names and signatures B. Members names II. Letters of Recommendation A. Hugh L. Thompson, Washburn President B. Wayne M. Sheley, Vice President for Academic Affairs C. Lawrence E, McKlbbin, Dean, School of Business D. Jeanne Hoferer, Executive Director, Alumni Affairs E. Shanda R. Gray, Midwestern Regional Director F. Edward K. Zeller, Mu Epsilon #29 G. James D. Bloomar, Delta Chi Life Member H. Richard H. Enewold, Nebraska State Director Government Relations, AT&T I. John S. Runyan, Senior Vice President Retail Concepts, Fleming Companies, Inc. III. Richard F. Reicherter, Colony Advisor IV. History of Washburn University of Topeka A. Map of Washburn University B. Buildings 1 . Law Building 2. Garvey Fine Arts Center 3. Stoffer Science Hall 4. Morgan Memorial 5. Memorial Student Union 6. Henderson 7. Petro Center 8 . Computer Center 9 . Mabee Library V. School of Business Administration, History and Objectives VI. Nu Delta Chi A. History of Nu Delta Chi B. Calendar of Events C. Membership Drive D. Financial Report VII. Petitioning Members Biographies To the Grand Council of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi Dear Members of the Grand Council: We, the undersign members of the Nu Delta Chi colony, hereby petition for a charter to establish a chapter of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi on the campus of Washburn University, Topeka, Kansas. Nu Delta Chi colony was formed exclusively for the purpose of affiliation with Delta Sigma Pi Professional Fraternity. The present goals, purposes, and requirements reflected in our constitution and bylaws were patterned after and are commensurate with the same high ideals of Delta Sigma Pi. In pursuit of this affiliation, the members of Nu Delta Chi colony pledge to uphold the rules and regulations as set forth in the constitution and bylaws of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi and further to carry out its tradition and programs. Witness our signatures: CA Jennifer Beckwith President Senior Vice-President li^An,.- /A Larissa Vose Micha^ C.^Leocnner Vice President of Vice President of Professional Activities Chapter Operations . r rr^ iu\"cy'i-. \/ Al .-^ ^aryfe^ Nichole Killingsworth Tim Jai te Secretary Treasu] r Cindy M^ttner Max Gilkey Chanceri^r Historian Reicherter )lony A'dvisor NU DELTA CHI CHAPTER MEMBERSHIP LIST 1. Jeffrey Barkhurst 26. Carol Newton 2. Suzanne Rigel Bates 27. Bradley Noble 3. Alden Baumgartner 28. Michael Olsen 4. Jennifer Beckwith 29. Brian Peters 5. Michael Berry 30. Mark Poggio 6. Clinton M. Bibler 31. Carrie Portner 7. Heather Wynn Biszantz 32. lessee Ramirez 8. Cindy Blattner 33. Richard F. Reicherter 9. Mendi Bush 34. Karen Richard 10. Terry Christensen 35. Joel Rodriguez 11. David Dittmer 36. Leah Rottinghaus 12, Lisa Foxworthy 37. Kathy Segenhagen 13. Max Gilkey 38. Jason Stewart 14. Misty Gillespie 39. Larissa Vose 15. Cindy Hand 40. Matt Watson 16. Bryant Hertal 41. Audra Wilson 17. Yvonne Rowland 42. Cliff Wong 18. Tim Janke 19. Lawrence A. Kassin 20. Nichole Killingsworth 21. Jerry Lee 22. Michael Leochner 23. Bridget Lightner 24. Elizabeth Lutz 25. Tyson Marrs WASHBURN UNIVERSITY Office of the President Topeka, Kansas 66621 Phone 91 3-231 -1010, Ext. 1556 July 20, 1994 The Intemational Fratemity of Delta Sigma Pi Business Fratemity 339 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45056 Dear Council: I am writing at the request of Max Gilkey to manifest my support for the petition to establish a chapter of Delta Sigma Pi at Washbum University. I strongly support said petition and believe that approval of such would result in a mutually beneficial relationship between Washbum University's business student community and your organization. I hope that you act favorably upon the Washburn petition. ---, ^bJ\/vos�..^>AM^-*--""� Hugh L. Th^ President HLT:dds cc: Dean Larry McKibbin, School of Business WASHBURN UNIVERSITY Vice President tor Academic Affairs Topel<a, Kansas 66621 Phone 913-231-1010, Ext, 1648 July 18, 1994 The International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 33 0 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45056 Dear Council: I am writing at the request 0:^ Dr. Reicherter, Nu Delta Chi Colony Advisor, to state my support for the petition to reestablish the chapter of Delta Sigma Pi at Washburn University. I strongly support this petition and believe that approval of such would result in a mutually beneficial relationship between Washburn's business student conununity and your organization. I hope that the Grand Council acts favorably upon the Washburn petition. Sincerel Wayne M. Sheley Vice President for Academic Affairs /ja WASHBURN UNIVERSITY Topeka, Kansas 66621 Phone 913-231-1010 July 14, 1994 The International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Ave. Oxford, OH 45056 Dear Council: I am writing at the request of Richard Reicherter to manifest my support for the petition to establish a chapter of Delta Sigma Pi at Washburn University. I strongly support said petition and believe that approval of such would result in a mutually beneficial relationship between Washburn's business student community and your organization. I hope that the Intemational Fraternity acts favorably upon the Washburn petition. Sincerely, Lawrence E. McKibbin Dean, School of Business LEM/jmk WASHBURN UNIVERSITY Washburn Alumni Association Topeka, Kansas 66621 Phone 91 3-231 -1 01 0, Ext, 1 641 July 18, 1994 The international Fraternity of Delta Sigma PI 330 South Campus Ave. Oxford, Ohio 45056 To Whom it May Concern: It has come to my attention that the Washburn University Delta Pi Sigma organization has petitioned to advance their colony to a chapter affiliated with your international fraternity. As Alumni Director and graduate of the Washburn School of Business, I have interacted with our Delta Sigma PI organization and feel that an active chapter here would benefit your international fraternity and Washburn University. The Delta Sigma Pi colony here has been visible and active on the Washburn campus. it has attracted energetic and professional business students who I expect will do very well in their pursuits as alumni! I hope you will act favorably upon their request . Yours sincerely. yy^n-^C.^ ^2-^n^- ne Hoferer ctor hburn Alumni Assoc I at ion D E L T A S I ^A M A P I AL Shanda R. Gray Midwestem Regional Director August 30, 1994 Board of Directors Intemational Fratemity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45056-0230 RE: Reactivation of Nu Delta Chi Dear Members of the Board: The attached petition is from the Nu Delta Chi Colony of Delta Sigma Pi at Washbum University. Since the beginning informational meeting at the University to the current time, it has been the goal of this group to reactivate the Delta Chi Chapter of the International Fratemity of Delta Sigma Pi. Since my first meeting with the colony, I have continually been impressed with their professionalism, persistence and dedication. They are a very innovative group in that they are always looking for ways to better the community, the University and their own organization. Guidance from their District Director, Delta Sigma Pi alumni and University faculty have greatly added to the polish of this successful colony. I strongly support the Nu Delta Chi colony in their petition to re-establish the Delta Chi Chapter of the Intemational Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi at Washburn University. The Colony has exhibited the initiative, enthusiasm, professionalism and dedication that would again make it an outstanding chapter of Delta Sigma Pi. Fratemally, Shanda R. Gray Midwestern Regional Director July 27, 1994 To the Board of Delta Sigma Pi: I, Ed Zeller, am strongly recommending that we add the Nu Delta Chi colony as a new chapter to our intemational organization. I have a variety of reasons for making such a recommendation, as I have been involved with the colony since September of 1993. This colony has been dedicated to becoming a chapter of this professional fraternity, which has been demonstrated through their pursuit after being denied in May of 1994. They are continuing to work on fulfilling their requirements to be accepted. The colony has been a positive, active influence on the campus of Washbum University. They are receiving both faculty and administrative support, since the activities the colony sponsors have been both educational and fiin for the students and faculty. The colony has been active in interacting with the business community, through tours, visits and meetings at various establishments within the community. I strongly feel that this colony has the potential to be the type of chapter we want on a campus. A chapter that will promote the welfare of students, campus and community through professional and social activities. Fratemally yours, Edward K. Zeller Mu Epsilon #29 JAMES D. BLOOMAR 2116 SW MEADOW LN TOPEKA, KS 66614-1442 December 8, 1993 The International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 S Campus Ave Oxford, OH 45056-0230 Dear Brothers, I am writing on behalf of Delta Sigma Pi colony Delta Chi #595, Washburn University, Topeka, KS to express my support for reinstatement of chapter status. It has been my distinct pleasure to be a member of this fraternity. The Delta Chi colony has been making great efforts to become one of the finest fraternities on the Washburn campus. I have witnessed the increased enthusiasm and activities personally. I returned to Washburn University two years ago to pursue my Bachelor of Science in Nursing and consequently on campus to witness their progress . The colony has arranged activities, both professional and social. It has distributed food collection boxes throughout campus for donations to be given to the needy.
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