Delta Chi Profile: Keith Hellems ’62
Delta Chi had an old building in my time, the house was already 50 plus years old. Thanks to Mike “Magoo” McGuire ‘58, Lane Kendig ‘62, Herb Koenig ‘63, Lee Brandt ‘64 and Howard Gandelot ‘64, it did not fall apart in my time. Since the fraternity was small, one had to always be working […]
Alumni Profile: Dan Maher ’76
Brother Dan Maher, a graduate from 1976, credits his years as a Delta Chi at the University of Michigan as some of the most formative times in his life. Maher’s positive experience started early on; he rushed during his freshman year and lived in the house for the remaining three years of his time at Michigan. Click “Read More” to view the entire profile.
Dale Bjorklund 65′
Dale Bjorklund 65′ lived in the house from 1962 through 1968 and graduated with an MA in music. Click “Read More” for the full story on Dale.
Sri Reddy ’95
My earliest introdctions to Delta Chi included Joe Howard ‘95, Dave Karow ‘94, Doug Brandon ‘96, Dave Winey ‘95, Molson Goldens, and a night at the cemetery… Click “Read More” for the full bio on Brother Sri Reddy.
Alex Kalymon ’70
We recently caught up with Alex Kalymon ’70, for an alumni spotlight. Click “Read More” to see what he had to say.
Elliott Lum ’66
We recently caught up with Elliot Lum ’66, for an alumni spotlight. Click “Read More” to see what he had to say.
You Think You Have It Figured Out?
Brother Dan Maher, a graduate from 1976, credits his years as a Delta Chi at the University of Michigan as some of the most formative times in his life.
Jerry Newport: Making the Most of Different Abilities!
“I appreciate Delta Chi now as a lifetime experience- showing loyalty and love from college that is still there. You might not even see it as an undergrad. When I think about my Delta Chi experience, it makes me even gladder today that I felt back then…”
Catching Up with Brother Jay Jenkins
Thanks to Jay Jenkins for sharing with us his life experiences… here he is, in his own words:
Greg Candy: Bungee Jumping and Brotherhood
I, Gregory (“Greg”) Candy, B.A.’76, had a varied undergraduate experience entering Michigan as a Music Performance major on a Navy ROTC scholarship. Go figure.
