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Scott Walls ’83: I just patented my “Tilting Trike” after many years of design
As a child, I didn’t like tricycles and would have nothing to do with training wheels because they just didn’t feel right. I didn’t know it but that’s when I became a student of the physical sciences, fascinated by whatever it was that made cycling like flying, and contemptuous of anything that would conspire to […]
My New Experiences as a Runner
Bob Sielski ‘64 May 13, 2023 A few years ago, I wrote a little about myself for Delta Chi and how I took up running about 35 years ago when I was in my 40’s. Although I did cross-country in high school, I didn’t do any running, even intramural, at Michigan. The only intermural sports […]
Mark Dunning ’84: Camaraderie and mutual support throughout our lives
Mark Dunning remembers that Delta Chi was known during his time at Michigan for “academics, down-to-earth brothers, and really good cooking, thanks to Chef John Russell.” He now looks back on his fraternity experience as a source of “camaraderie and mutual support throughout our lives.” His most treasured memories from those days include: “Scott Walls’ […]
Delta Chi On the Web
Are you plugged in to the Delta Chi social media pages? Follow us to reconnect with your alumni buddies online, find out about upcoming virtual and in-person events, and keep up with the latest news from the fraternity. National Fraternity Facebook Page: Delta Chi Chapter Instagram: @umichdeltachi National Fraternity Twitter: @DeltaChiHQ
Here’s how Delta Chi impacted my life
Delta Chi is the place where we had a lot of firsts. It’s the place where we first ventured out of our hometowns, the first place we bonded to on campus, and the place where we first learned the true meaning of friendship and how to be real men. Read on to see what your […]
Chapter Eternal: Seth Boyer ’18
Seth Michael Boyer ’18 (1996-2023) passed away peacefully in his home on May 24, 2023, at the age of twenty-seven, after a courageous nine-month battle with brain cancer. He was born in Grosse Pointe, Michigan, on March 16, 1996, the son of Ronald and Charisse (St Germain) Boyer. Seth was a graduate (2014) of De […]
From the Archives: Delta Chi in 1955
Who doesn’t love a good throwback photo? This month we are taking a trip down memory lane, all the way back to the ’50s, and we sure do have a throwback for you! Check out this photo of Michigan chapter from back in the day. Were you there? Are you in this picture? If […]
The older we get, the more we need our friends—and the harder it is to keep them
When you’re in middle age, you start to realize how very much you need your friends. After decades of relentless striving — kids, house, career, spouse — we find ourselves coming up for breath at some point in these middle decades. And what remains? With any luck, our friends. An Atlantic Monthly article (do yourself […]
Howard Gandelot ’64: “Help others succeed, and always give back for the riches you have received”
Howard grew up living on Hampton Road in Grosse Pointe Woods, MI. In 9th grade he had to write a “Career Book” for English class so chose chemical engineering probably from a love of chemistry (from the Gilbert chemistry set) and fascination with the colored pictures of large refineries and chemical plants in annual reports […]
