Greg Candy: Bungy 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.

Update on the New Chapter House from Team Leader Howard Gandelot

We launched the “All Alumni” phase of the new chapter house campaign with a new 12-page brochure that was mailed to all brothers mid-February. We have commitments for $513,000 of the $1 million we need to raise! Additionally, the much revised and improved conceptual drawings and site plan were submitted to the City of Ann Arbor planning group on January 27th.

All About the New Associates!

 

The undergraduate chapter has had a great winter rush, pledging 12 new associates!  Thanks to Bryan Glesmann for helping to introduce us to all of them. Click here to read all about them.

Catching Up with Brother John Broad ’62

John Broad began his professional career in 1962 when he graduated from the University of Michigan with a Masters of Business Administration. After briefly working as a consultant/auditor at Arthur Anderson & Company in San Francisco, Broad made his way back to the motor city and began work as a financial analyst for General Motors.

A New Chapter House to Secure Our Legacy and Build Our Future

Dear Delta Chi Brother,

I am excited to share the new chapter house project with you. Your fundraising team has started the “All Alumni” phase of the campaign. You may recall, we need to raise $1 million to secure our legacy and build our future. As a result of the initial campaign work, 24 brothers have committed $463,000 towards building the new house! WOW!!!

Undergraduate Chapter Poised for Success in 2014

Thanks to Bryan Glesmann ’15 for sharing with us the following updates:

The chapter has been undergoing steady growth for the last few years, with a current size of 57 members.   This growth is expected to continue into the future.

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Catching up with Brother H. Keith Hellems, M.D. ’62: In His Own Words

H. Keith Hellems, M.D. (’62 B.S) says that Delta Chi gave him an anchor in a very large university: 

The fraternity gave me a home and continuity to build friendships and create an identity.   Most of us, particularly me, came to the campus young, naive and inexperienced.   The fraternity gave us a place to develop our intellectual and social skills.   I established myself in the fraternity by winning ‘Dork of the Year’ two times and ‘Wedge of the Year’ 3 times (I believe still a record).   I was C for a year and was elected president for 1961-62.  

Greg Kaiser ’61 Turns Passion for Chinese Studies into Lifelong Career

When Greg Kaiser ’61 was an undergraduate, Delta Chi was among the top 5 fraternities in academic standing at Michigan, an honor in which brothers took a great deal of pride. This memory of his time in the Delta Chi house is no surprise coming from Brother Kaiser, who committed his four years at Michigan—and his graduate studies and career—to Chinese and Japanese languages and culture.  Click “Read More” for the full story about Greg’s experiences!