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Hello everyone, I hope this finds everyone doing well and loving life. We've had some awesome weather lately, and I was fortunate to catch some of it all over New York these past couple weeks! I believe last time I left off at UMass in Amherst, MA. I hate a great time up there reconnecting with those guys. The funny thing about visiting a chapter back to back semesters is that you actually get to see what progress they do or do not make; but you also get a chance the second time around to be a little bit more casual with the guys. People like consultants, they think we're cool and all-knowing. They want to hang out with us, ask us about our chapters (which they think must be perfect) and basically see if they ... read more

Dear followers, Hello again. It's been a long time since my last post. Actually...I feel like I say that when I start all my posts...let's start this over: Dear followers, Greetings from Ithaca, New York. My brothers ought to recognize this city. It's where Cornell University is located, the birthplace of The Delta Chi Fraternity on October 13, 1890. But we'll get to that in a bit. Last time I blogged I was in Charlotte, NC working on an expansion. It went really well from a technical perspective, but I don't want to bore you all with the details of how we constantly made cold calls to undergraduates, updated a names list, presented to sororities and student organizations and all that boring stuff. I'm sure you would all rather hear about me doing fun things...you know, ... read more

Hello all, It has been over two months since my last blog. Sorry if I've kept any of you waiting (or, I suppose, sorry to all of you who were like "Oh thank God he stopped bugging me with all those emails"). Hopefully there are very few of your in the latter camp. And also I apologize but I do not have any pictures really worth posting in this blog, but I promise I will have a couple for the next one. Side note: my coworkers, watching me write this blog, are jealous that I haven't ever given them a shout out in my blog...so this one is for you, Jeff Melando (even though I gave you a shout out months ago) and this one is for you Dan Thompson, AKA my second boss...happy now? :) ... read more

Hello again, Well the semester is winding down and I'm on the first of my last 4 visit of the fall...can you believe it? It still feels like the tail end of summer to me, even though it snowed cats and dogs when I was at Rutgers. I feel like I haven't updated this in a while...so I'll give you the run down of highlights from my last few visits. Rutgers is a really big school. Wasn't too thrilled to have to be back in New Jersey again (sorry if any of you are fans of that place) but at least this trip to New Jersey went a whole lot better than my first at Montclair! The chapter at Rutgers had apparently gone through a rough patch in the recent past, though I was pleasantly surprised ... read more

Shalom, I'm here in North Kingstown visiting with the Chapter at the University of Rhode Island. As you read in my last post I was just in Amherst, Massachusetts visiting with the colony there. That was a pretty enjoyable visit all things considered, and definitely another group that I would have liked to visit as an undergraduate. Most of the visit was pretty routine and unremarkable (aside from an absolutely vicious ABT meeting I sat in on that kind of left a sour taste in my mouth...but that's a whole other story best explained in person). A couple interesting things happened to me though. In reverse order, at the ABT meeting a couple older alumni who were part of the original chapter at UMass came to meet their new associate members, who were in attendance. As ... read more

Oh haaaaaayyy! Hello again everyone! I am currently writing this blog from Syracuse, New York. It's been a little over a week since my last blog. Sorry if any of you have been waiting long. I try to do it at least every week, but sometimes writing reports and having meetings just sucks the fun out of me. Oh well, I suppose I have to do them though; it's only my job. Well as you can see I've been through New York quite a bit now, starting my tour of Delta Chi's Region VII (essentially everything from New Jersey through Maine, excluding Pennsylvania.) I went from Penn State at Behrend, on to Hobart and then to Hamilton, and now I am currently at Syracuse before I head to Gorham State in the south of Maine. With ... read more