Lambda Nu Today loL-rs m CiimmAi* onno Graduate Newsletter of the Lambda Nu Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta at the University of Nebraska • Summer 2002 In the news... LambdaNuUndergraduate Scholarship Active QnceMorc Schuele promoted John Schuele,'86, By Bill Reece, '76 has been promoted to executive vice president of Waitt Media, Omaha. He will continue as trea surer for Gold Circle Entertainment Inc. SCHUELE Exemplifying another positive step forward for our Chapter is the reactivation of the Undergraduate Scholarship program for deserving Lambda Nu brothers. The Scholarship Fund,formally known as the"Lambda Nu Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Graduate Brother Schuele joined the company in 1998 as vice president Scholarship Fund" exists with the University ofNebraska Foundation.A and chief financial officer. He result of combining several separate funds (Phi Gamma Delta - Omaha Graduate Chapter Scholarship Fund; currently serves on the finance committee at Election Systems and Software in Omaha. Phi Gamma Delta Award Fund; Phi Gamma Delta "Ted S. Vergith" Freshman Achievement Scholarship Fund;an unnamed Fund to honor our "Housemother Always", Ms. Mae Renard Minier) with the hopes of making a more efficient and consistent scholarship program available to the undergraduate brothers. The latest amendment,dated December 3,2001, not only changes the name of the Fund, but also provides for Fund contingencies in the event ofchapter fimction dismptions. This year $4,500 was awarded fi-om the Fund in Scholarships to deserving Phi Gams on the Lincoln campus. This is atremendous accomphshment.There were over a dozen applications and the selection was highly competitive.This indicates that our Chapter continues to become stronger in leadership and academic performance. The University of Nebraska Foundation administers the Fund and will accept any and all future donations to the Fund.Contributions qualify for a charitable deduction under the IRS Code and can also be the recipient of estate or other types ofplanned gifts. Forfurther information aboutthe Fund, Chapter. Purple Legionnaire Eric Drumheller, and how to contribute, contact me,at '98, is responsible for reviving the the University ofNebraska Foundation, scholarship and once again making See SCHOLARSHIP recipients, Page 7 it available to our outstanding Recruitment: The Life Blood ofOur Fraternity! Summer rush is underway and YOUR HELP is needed! You know the young men in your community best! Ifyou know someone who is planning to attend the University ofNebraska and you think they would be a great FIJI, contact the 2002 Rush chairmen with your recommendation! Paul Wurth(402)730-2285•Ryan Black(402)540-1426 Mike Hewitt(402)540-1429•or email the chapter at pgd@unl.edu Mavhyour ccd&ndar Y\j(m Recent initiates The class of 2005: George Harper,Ennism TX Matthew Adwell,Austin,MN Robert Bartels,Kearney John ChurchiU,Colorado Springs Michael Cook,Omaha Thomas Koziol,Blair Casey Larson,Blair William Mason,Omaha RoUand Eby,Omaha David Patton,Omaha November 8, 2002 Luke Fischer,Valentine William Fisher,Lincoln John Pearcy,PapiUion Embassy Suites Daniel Giebler,Fremont 97th Lambda Nu Frank A. Norris Pig Dinner Lincoln, Nebraska Scott Green,Omaha Brayden Hahn,Aurora,IL Matt McVeigh,Herman Michael Renscft Omaha Tim Sullivan,Omaha Mark Sokolowski,Napervile,IL I \r\nLambda Nu Today • Summer 2002 • Page 2 From the Graduate Association President Over the past year, we have gone through some changes at Lambda Nu which we believe will help the Graduate Chapter better attend to the Graduate Association has changed,one issue which seems to never change with the Fratemity is the ongoing structural maintenance and repair ofthe house. undergraduates'needs and maintain the As with any structure that ages,the cost structure ofthe house itself. In 2001, of maintenance and frequency repair the former Board ofChapter Advisors increases.Fortunately,through the gen and House Corporation merged into one erosity of the Graduate Chapter, we entity, now known as the Lambda Nu have been able to put out all ofthe fires Graduate Association. As President I that seem to come up on an ongoing have had the pleasure ofworking with basis. In order to remain competitive several graduates who are truly dedi with the other houses on campus, cated to the well-being ofthe house and, however, we will need the continued therefore, made my job as President support ofthe graduates. much easier. The Executive Committee ofthe new Association consists ofthe following: President Joel Lonowski,'86 With that in mind, the Graduate Association adopted an annual fund program which the graduates responded to quite positively. With the donation ofannual nominal contribu ContactInformation ChapterHouse 1425 R Street Lincoln,NE68508 (402)43fr646f pgd@iinLedu•www.fiji.oig Graduate Associalion JoelLonowski,'86,President 201N8thSt,Suite300 Lincoln,NE68508 jlonowski@manowpoppelaw.com PurpleLegionnaire EricDnimheller,'98 4524BelRidge Drive Lincoln,NE68521 (402)435-8186 ericd@fefoig Housanotha- tions, it is the hope of the Graduate Ms.Patricia Engelhard Association that we will be in a 1425R Street Vice President position to not only make all timely Bob Parker,'86 Lincoln,NE68508 mortgage payments,but also make con (402)436-7060 pengelhardl(^unl.edu Treasurer Paul Gmidel,'86 Secretary Brian Hensley,'98 Purple Legionnaire Eric DrumheUer,'98 Member-at-Large Mike Zeimba,'73 In addition, the members ofthe As sociation are as follows: Jim Killips,'67 John Osterholm,'96 Kelly Kohl,'95 Jim McFarland,'71 Gene Macapinlac,'98 John Ball, Wisconsin'95 Pat Ash,'67 Although the Graduate Association is tinued improvements to the physical structure of 1425 "R" Street and provide continued support to the Un dergraduate Chapter. Last year's fund drive raised $4,665.00, and I can assure you that all ofthose funds have been put to good use and the generosity ofthe graduates is greatly appreciated. Finally,I would like to remind every one that next year's Pig Dinner is sched uled for Friday,November 8,2002,and I encourage all to attend. Personally, between work and family commitmente, I do not get out as much as I used to, so I always look forward to Pig Dinner and the socializing that goes along with it. IntemationalHeadquarters 1201 RedMileRoad POBOX4599 LexingtDn,KY40544-4599 (859)255-1848 (859)253-0779(FAX) phigam^higamorg•www.phigam.oig Lambda Nu Today is published by the LambdaNuChapterofthelntemationalFratemity ofPhi GammaDelta and is to been joyed by brothers,pledges,fknily members and the greek community. EditDr Cameron Craig,'04 Fraternally, Joel Lonowski Class of 1986 still in its infancy, we are hopeful that Perge! this new structure will allow &e gradu ates to work more closely with the Chapter OflScers President:Cody Larson,'03 Treasurer. Scott,'03 Recording Secretary:DavidDowns,'03 ConespondmgSecrkary:Ryan Wade,'03 Historian:Cameron Craig,'04 undergraduates and provide them the guidance and oftentimes immediate feedback needed in the day-to-day affairs ofthe Undergraduate Chapter. Although the structure of the Phi Gamma Delta • FIJI Lamlxia Nu ofPliiGammaDelta 1425 R Street Two Great Names www.fijLag'pgd@unl.edu One Great Fraternity ©2002LambdaNuofPhiGammaDelta Lincoln,NE65808 \r\nLambda Nu Today • Summer 2002 • Page 3 Andersen Study Center Refurbished I The Harold Andersen(Nebraska, '45)Study Center has received a face lift with new windows,carpet, tables and chairs. As scholarship continues to be a focus for the chapter,resources like the study center are great help to the members. Pictured:(Left to right) Rick Spellman,Comell,'64, G. Woodie Howe,Harold Andersen and Jim Killips,'71. Phi Gamma Delta Intema- Harry Hahn. 1946 Howard R. Koupal, 1946 Raphael J. Toman, 1946 tional Headquarters reports Fred D. Wacker, 1946 Albert L. Brown, 1947 Lost Brothers that our address information forthe following Brothers is incorrect.Ifyou know the contactinformation for any ofthese Brothers,please send the information to the Graduate Association(PO Box 81893,Lincoln,NE 68501-1893);email the current info to pgd@unl.edu;or call Intemational Headquarters at 859-255-1848 and let them know you have an address update. Thank you for your help! Wilbur J. Prichard, 1922 Harold B. Stedman, 1923 Charles Kittelson, 1924 Maurice L. Henderson, 1926 Bumham H. Brown, 1927 Donald C. Mattison, 1927 William P. O'Brien, 1928 Maurice J. Moss, 1929 CalmarC. Jones, 1930 Edward W. Eisenhart, 1931 Albert J. Smullin, 1931 Donald W. Eisenhart, 1932 Burton Newby, 1932 Ralph A. Schlientz, 1932 Alfred L. Smith, 1932 Joseph B. Williams, 1933 Norman A. Ellis, 1938 William A. Metzger, 1938 John M. Whalen, 1938 Don F. Pollock, 1941 Gene C. Littler, 1942 Harry C. Hiatt, 1948 James W. McNair, 1948 Billy G. Ross, 1948 David H. Stubblefield, 1948 Donald E. Taylor, 1948 Kenneth E. Adams, 1949 Donald Andrews,1949 Charles M. Kesser, 1949 Rhees R. Robinson, 1949 John C. Church. 1950 Edwin R. Olmstead, 1950 Henry H. Schleuning, 1950 James T. Godfrey, 1951 Thomas G. Peterson, 1951 James R. Wamsley, 1951 Keith F. Manning, 1952 Roy E. McCoy, 1952 Paul E. Grimm. 1953 John R. Shull, 1953 John D. Kucera, 1954 Dexter R. Peterson, 1954 Jerome D. Alexander, 1956 Charles A. Beat 1956 Joseph H. Poynter, 1956 K. E. Wolcott, 1956 Royal A. Rich. 1957 Stephen S. Lowe, 1958 Gary A. Ruck, 1958 Robert L. Schuyler, 1958 Monroe H. Usher, 1958 Roger W. Roe. 1959 Robert E. Jensen, 1961 John P. Gutschlag, 1962 John P. McLaughlin, 1964 Robert R. Hammond, 1966 Terence G Campbell, 1967 Larry C. Hickman, 1967 Gordon C. Menzies, 1967 Joint D. Faught. PC, 1968 Fredric L. Eisenhart, 1969 Rodney A. Johnsen, 1969 Allan D. Weimer, 1969 William B. Long, 1943 Barry J. Dunhaver, 1970 Matthew R. Helbert, 1971 Laurence B. Frye, 1946 M. T. Meier, 1971 Harold E. Schroeder, 1942 Gary D. Pennington, 1971 Terry L. Kelley, 1972 Richard F. Krejci, 1972 Ronald R. McCall, 1972 Thomas J. O'Connor, 1972 Richard W. Barney, 1973 Jeffrey N. Dodge, 1973 Daniel J. O'Connor, 1973 F. W. Phifer, 1973 Richard H. ChafTin, 1974 Scott W. Hansen, 1974 Daniel J. Schack, 1986 Jeffrey C. Soper, 1986 Mark A. Sullivan, 1986 Doyle J. Woodward, 1986 Robert T. Chapman, 1987 Mitch A. Granatowicz, 1987 David J. McCabe, 1987 Jeffrey L. Rinne, 1987 Douglas A. Hunt, 1988 David T. LaFleur, 1988 Terry M. VanGundy, 1974 Douglas L. Nielsen, 1988 James R. Boner, 1975 Frank J. Boyd, 1975 Richard P. Lutton, 1975 James R. Yates, 1975 Daniel Y. Eisenhart, 1976 Harry A. Montag, 1976 Paul D. Tumer, 1976 Mark W. Davis, 1977 Eugene E. Trevisani, 1977 Curtis L. Banister, 1978 Richard M. Boyd, 1978 Daniel L. Delaney, 1978 John F. Gardiner, 1978 James A. HufFord, 1978 Michael J. Stanek, 1978 Robert J. Scott, 1988 Keith C. Sullivan, 1988 Mark R. Torghele, 1978 Thomas J. Wolf, 1978 William J. Cornish, 1979 Everett E. Percival, 1979 William C.demons, 1980 Thomas E. Strasheim, 1980 Martin E. Tromburg, 1980 Richard C. Wolcott, 1980 Martin E. Jensen, 1981 Edward A. Thompson, 1981 Dave E. Watters, 1981 Jerald C. Bring, 1982 Kenneth A. Hoist, 1982 Patrick Sprague, 1982 Scott J. Suitor, 1982 Chris A. Johnson, 1983 Steve M. Kuhl, 1983 Jeffrey M. Wirth, 1983 James R. Blue, 1984 Michael E. Jenny ,1984 Jeffrey A. Bartels. 1985 Michael T. Klein, 1985 Kelly D. Morrell, 1985 Thomas E. Ficke, 1986 Stephen L. Graham, 1986 John F. Lindsay, 1989 Mark H. Mankin, 1989 Craig A. Morrell, 1989 Michael D. Weller, 1989 Pat J. Doering, 1990 Todd M. Fechner, 1991 Bruce J. Kumke, 1991 Erik S. Petersen, 1991 Shae D. Gartner, 1992 Bret M. Peterson, 1992 Mark C. Stanek, 1992 F. D. Codr, 1993 Christian S. Noel, 1993 Jason T. Bartlett, 1994 Michael T. Comwell, 1994 Jason D. Lefholtz, 1994 Kyle J. McCormick-Brown, 1994 Jason D. Sanders, 1994 Daniel R. Headlee, 1995 Jason L. Jones, 1995 Mark T. Koenig, 1995 Robert S. Reiman, 1995 Justin A. Roberts, 1995 Justin M. Sammons, 1995 Cory L. Wisehart, 1995 Nathan D. Anderson, 1996 Scott C. Neill, 1996 Travis A. Ford, 1997 Chad M. Wharton, 1998 Christopher T. Pesek, 1999 Daniel R. Watson, 1999 Timothy J. McCoy, 2000 Michael J. Fanoele, 2001 Justin M. Ferrin. 2001 Jeff R. Gordon, 2001 Matt J. Jackson. 2001 Dale R. Walker, 2001 \r\nLambda Nu Today • Summer 2002 • Page 4 A few highlights From the Undergraduate Chapter Lambda Nu,Section Chief During the week of Receive International Fra ternity Awards the Iowa State football game. Brothers sat on For the second time in four years, top ofa downtown Lambda Nu eamed the Condon Cup building from for the most improved chapter. This Thursday after award recognizes positive changes at noon until Sunday Lambda Nu,including, updating the morning. Many pledge education program and maintain members slept on ing a functional internaljudicial board. the roof despite This marks the fourth time Lambda Nu has received this award. The chapter received honorable men tion for the Brightman Trophy. The Brightman Trophy recognizes outstand the cold weather conditions. While mem bers sat on the roof,others were ing graduate relations programs. below collecting Lambda Nu's Section Chief,Terry L. donations. This Meyers(Kansas State, 1969)was the The Fall 2001 Pledge Class pose with their completed pumpkins. 1 he pumpkins were presented to UNL sororities as a Halloween giftfrom Phi Gamma Delta. successful event raised more than youngest pledge Mike Cook,'05 from first recipient of the Haynes Award. $1,500 and took more than 80 manThis award recognizes the Fraternity's hours to complete All proceeds were Omaha North. Victor Lofgreen,'66, from Chicago was the furthest traveled. most outstanding Section Chief. donated to the American Red Cross The Benjamin A. Silverstein The chapter has entered the current Disaster ReliefFund. Outstanding Freshman award was awards competition, which are to be This spring.Lambda Nu held its 5th awarded at the 2002 Ekklesia in Port land,OR this August. Keep your eyes on the next issue ofLambda Nu Today to see the results. annual Green Eggs and Ham late-night feed.This event,co-sponsored with our sister sorority. Kappa Alpha Theta,is held in the evening and the chapter actually serves green eggs and ham to New and Old events held After the events ofSeptember 11,the men of Phi Gamma Delta wanted to help. The chapter created a new phi lanthropy event "Fijis on the Roof." presented to Cameron Craig, 04,the John H. Binning Scholarship Award was presented to Matthew Braig,'03; N.W. 'Jerry' Solomon Brotherhood award was awarded to Cody Larson, guests. The event raised over $1,000 '03;and the William S.Zerman Lambda with all proceeds being donated to The Nu Leadership Award went to Stuart Lighthouse,an after-school program for Voboril,'02. Three $1,500 scholarships were disadvantage Lincoln youth. awarded from the University of Pig Dinner a Success Lambda Nu's 96th annual Frank A. Nebraska Foundation Lambda Nu Graduate Brother Scholarship Fund. Norris Pig Dinner was held October Recipients were Matt Braig, Steve 19,2001 at The Comhusker in Lincoln. Dugger and Mark Scott. Mark your calendars now, the The keynote address was given by Dr. 2002 Frank A.Norris Pig Dinner will Gerald 'Jay'Matzke,Jr.,'76. Brother Matzke spoke about how the morals be November 8, 2002 at Embassy ofPhi Gamma Delta have impacted and Suites in downtown Lincoln. Social will start at 6:30 pm with helped him throughout his life. Brother hour dinner served at 7:30. The Huskers wiU Matzke, was a family physician in Seward, NE and served on the University of Nebraska Board of be playing their Homecoming game on Saturday against Kansas. Come Regents representing District 5. and enjoy. If you have any questions Brother Matzke and his family have recently moved to Iowa. The eldest in attendance was Jerry Solomon,'51, who greeted the please contact Bill Mason, '04, at 402-415-3789. \r\nLambda Nu Today • Summer 2002 • Page 5 the individual achievement awards pre Fijis are still knovra for having a good time. Some circumstances have sented at the Norris Pig Dinner. Plus recognition for brothers who attained changed. With the passage ofalcoholGPAs above the all men's average, above 3.5 and 4.0. This event provides an excellent op free housing and the University's more involved approach to combating on on- campus alcohol use-tough decisions had to be made.Campus Security OfScers, portunity for parents to see some ofthe for example,patrol the campus,dorms many positive aspects that Phi Gamma and greek houses helping to Delta provides their make the college envi sons. ronment a safer place. Brottars,pMg«a»dparen^^ FIJI'S have a thP Snring Recognition Banquet. good time This doesn't affect our social life because ofthe alcohol-free housing policy. Events which we By Ryan Black, '04 Spring Awards Banquet Held,Brothers Recognized This spring,the fifth annual Lambda Nu Awards Luncheon was held at the Nebraska Union. This luncheon is at Phi Gams is very differ entthan what you might and bars(also known as third-party vendors). This helps control under remember.I have heard stories from Graduate age drin^g and provides Brothers about "dia tended by brothers, pledges and their mond room"events of parents to celebrate the success ofthe the past. It sounded like there were good members and chapter during the aca host with alcohol are held at local restaurants The social life for the asafer environmentfor aU. Monday night dinner exchange with a sorority. times, but times have demic year. The event included re-presentation of changed. Lambda Nu Brothers serve on headquarters staff and the Training for Intervention Procedures (TIPS) program that is Johnson, '96, Michael J. from Sioux Falls, for upperclassmen. SD is the Direc tor of Alcohol Education. Brother Johnson received his BS in 1996 and Johnson JBGoll,'01,from Tekamaha,NE is serving the Frater the NU on Wheel's program.This Uni versity sponsored program allows stu dents to call a taxi ifthey need a safe ride home at no cost to the student. Examples offunctions held this year include: a Hawaiian theme party with Gamma Phi Beta; a Halloween party with ATQ;a 70's mixer with SAE. We nity as the 133rd Our formal event was held in Omaha second semester. Also we had A Five- ofToledoin 1998. Brother Johnson Agricultural Sci ence in Leadership, is responsible for implementing alco Goll Education, and hol education programs throughout Communication, with an emphasis on our undergraduate chapters. "I'm Training and Development. Brother excited to serve the Fraternity in this capacity and look forward to prov Goll is also a member ofthe FIJI Sires ing alcohol education programs that and Sons. His brother,father, grand promote responsible, safe practices father, uncle and great-uncle are also Lambda Nu Phi Gams. During his first year as a Field Secretary, J.B. visited chapters in the in the new millennium,''said Johnson. Western region to observe,counsel, The Fraternity's two flagship and serve as a liaison between the alcohol education programs include chapters and the Intemational Head Priming for Life, a program that is geared towards freshman members. quarters. driver program. Additionally, we en courage Brothers to take advantage of Field Secretary. Higher Education from the University within our brotherhood to ensure Phi Gamma Delta's successful existence our social program. Our pledge class has started a designated held a Casino Nightthemed date party. Brother Goll re ceived a BS in his Masters in 1 would like to point out some improvements in Dollar Prom with Alpha Phi, Chi Omega, and Delta Delta Delta. Of course,the Fijis finish offthe social year with our traditional Islander. Lambda Nu on-line To increase visibihty ofFIJI,the chap ter maintains a web page at www.fiji.org.We encourage you to visit the site to see a virtual tour ofthe chap ter house,connect with other FIJI chap ters and read about our Fraternity. Correspondence can also be sent to the chapter via email at pgd@unl.edu. \r\nLambda Nu Today • Summer 2002 • Page 6 LambdaNu Association AnnualFund Campaign The Lambda Nu Graduate Association t^proved an annual campaign during the Class of 1952 Gerald E. Matzke,Esq. James R.Smith 2001 fall semester. 2001-2002 Lambda Nu Association Class of 1953 Ted C. Carmon Ronald D. Raitt William A. Nelson AnnualFund.Thank you for your sup Class of 1956 port! With your gifts the Graduate As Robert J. Kirkendall The following Brothers contributed to the sociation will continue to be able to pro vide a safe and modem chapter house for our Undergraduate Brother during their college years.Funds wUl also be used to Class of 1957 Robert D.Benter Marshall R. Nelson Class of 1959 enhance leadership and developmentop portunitiesforthe chapter. Paul C. Schorr, III Larry C. Christenson Contributions to the 2001-2002Lambda Class of 1960 Robert E. Price Nu Annual Fund are still being accepted. Please mail your check for $30,$50 or whatever you can afford to: Class of 1983 Curtis L. McConnell Class of 1962 Darrel D. Bemet Class of 1963 Class of 1984 Thomas E. Wendelin Class of 1986 Michael E.Stanek Jeffrey C. Hanson Robert J. Parker,Jr. Joel G.Lonowski Michael J. Huether Steven R. Chambers Class of 1987 Matthew A.Kauffrnan Class of 1990 Robert A. McCabe Steven W. Vest Mitchell L.Lewis Class of 1991 David T. Carl Michael G.Fischer Gregoiy A.Garlock Neal J. Westphal Class of 1994 Lambda Nu Graduate Association PO BOX 81893 Lincoln,NE 68501-1893 Class of 1934 E. Austin Temple Daniel C. Easterday Class of 1938 Forrest H. Brown Robert L. Harris Class of 1964 Scott A. Thompson William D. Sutter Kelly J. Kohl Class of 1965 John Gottschalk Class of 1996 Michael J. Johnson Class of 1966 Class of 1997 Victor D. Lofgreen Stuart P. Wiley, Jr. Jeffery J. Ballew Class of 1998 Class of 1967 Brian M.Hensley Dr. Robert M. Cochran, II Eric J. Dmmheller Clarence E. Summers, Jr. Class of 1939 George E. Larson, Jr., MD,1939 Class of 1943 Class of 1970 Class of 2001 Robert M. Knapp, Jr. Robert R. Braig JBGoll Thomas D. Colvin John A. Carr, Jr. Class of 1971 Robert R. C. Miller Dr.Thomas C.Nilsson Class of 1945 Harold W. Andersen Randall L.Spiehs Class of 1972 Class of 1947 Jack W.Reece Class of 1973 Class of 1948 Thomas E.\^ite Ralph W. Hillman Class of 1949 Fred R. Hegwood A. Thurman Hinds, CPA Class of 1950 Donald J. Baker Roderick W. Fletcher Kenneth E. Larsen Dr. Howard M.McCollister G.Greg Sawyers Michael C.Ziemba Class of 1974 Alan J. Schempp Class of 1975 John W.Ballew,Jr. Class of 1976 Randal H.Rink Class of 1980 Patrick W.Kenner Class of 1951 Carter Iddings N. W.Solomon Jeffrey L.Freed, 1972 on March 2,2002 Carl G Olenberger,1941 on August27,2001 Stanley G.Reiff, 1928 on Febmary 11,2001 Walter G Stepbenson, 1951 on January 26,2002 Marion E.Tbomas,1938 on August27,2001 Jeny E.Tomsik Wallace D. Voss BrotherspassedAdAstra in the past 18 months Class of 1981 Scott M. Nelson Class of 1982 Kevin J. Larson Varro E.lyier,1949 on August22,2001 Sberman S.Welpton,1930 on January 3,2002 \r\nLambda Nu Today • Summer 2002 • Page 7 Scholarships Awarded SCHOLARSHIP, From Page 1 800-432-3216. My email is breece@nufiid.uneb.edu. 2001 Recipients Awarded at Pig Dinner Each recipient received a scholarship of $1,500 applied to their second semester tuition. Steve Dugger, Omaha, NE Matt Braig, Honolulu,HI Mark Scott, Ralston, NE THANK YOU GRADUATE BROTHERS FOR MAKING THESE FUNDS AVAILABLE! Did you know that... Lambda Nu has produced more Field Secretaries than any other chapter. J. B.Goll is the sixth Field Secretary fi"om Lambda Nu. Lambda Nu's Field Secretaries •Neil W."Jeny"Solomon,'51, #24,serving fi^om 1951-53 •Thomas M.Gilliland,'60,#35, serving from 1960-62 • Clark A.Robertson,'82,#82, serving ifom 1982-84 •Joseph J. Friedman,'88,#98,serv ing fi-om 1988-90 •W.D.Craig,'98,#128,serving Ifom Thoughts from the Purple Legionnaire Brothers: A strong and solid foundation has been built for Lambda Nu. I summa tutoring list utilizing the members'aca demic strengths. This list allows mem bers who are struggling in a certain sub- rize the 2001-2002 academic year at jectto find a member who excels in that Lambda Nu into a single word,"real area and use them as a tutor. ization." The Chapter has come to re Ifan organization cannot handle their alize,even after receiving the Condon own discipline,they will have their dis Cup, we have room to improve and grow. cipline handled for them. Lambda Nu is maintaining a functional Judicial This report is to highlight the Board consisting of a representative Chapter's accomplishments during from each class and chaired by the 2001; however,I would be remiss ifI former Chapter President. The Judicial didn't mention its GPA. During the fall. Board's purpose is to review,investi Lambda Nu's Chapter GPA fell below gate and assign disciplinary action(if the University ofNebraska's All Male needed)to members who violate the GPA. This is of great concern to me rules ofthe Chapter,Fraternity or Uni and the other members ofthe Lambda versity. Minutes ofthe meeting are pro Nu Graduate Association. We agree that it is unacceptable, and we know vided to the Lambda Nu Graduate As sociation and UNL's Director ofStu the chapter can do better. The chapter dentJudicial Affairs. Because the Chap has taken this very seriously. By ap ter is able to pohce itself,the University pointing a new scholarship chairman and does not have to intervene. I am proud charging him with updating Lambda that our Brothers and Pledges continue to take this responsibility as seriously Nu's scholarship program. The plan includes having all pledges as they do. The above are just a few ofLambda and members who are struggling with grades to meetregularly with the House- Nu's accomplishments. I enjoy serv mother, Ms. Patricia Fngelhard. ing as Lamb(kNu'sPurple Legionnaire "Moms" Fngelhard was previously and the chapters successes make me employed as an academic tutor at the proud ofour great Fraternity! NU Athletic Department. During these sessions, members review their class Fratemally, •J. B.Goll,'01,#133,serving firom schedules and plan their week's com Erie Drumheller, 1998 mitments, while"Moms"provides her Perge! academic tutoring skills. The plan also 2001- includes creating an intemal academic 1999-00 From the FIJI archives: Help us identify these Phi Gam men! This picture is fium the chapter archives.Help us identify these members! Where are they playing cards? What was going on? Who are the people pictured in the photos on the wall? Ifyou know who these men are send the information to: Lambda Nu Graduate Association PO Box 81893 Lincoln,NE 68501-1893 or emailus at pgd@unl.edu \r\nLambda Nu Today • Summer 2002 Building Blocks For a Better Future Keep in Touch,,, The following Brothers have recently purchased a brick in the"Walkway ofMemories". Brother,please let us know what's going on in your life so we can include this exciting information in the next issue ofLambda Nu Today. John R.Hornberger,MD,1946•A.Thurman Hinds, CPA,1949•Robert J. KirkendaU,1956 KeUy J. Kobl, 1995•Brian M.Hensley, 1998 WiUiam D.Craig V,1998•Eric J. Drnmbeller,1998 JB GoU,2001• Michael T. Rnlbman,2001 Chad C.Craig,2002•Cameron E.Craig,2004 Ms.Patricia L.Engelbard(Housemother) It's not too late to be included! Name Class Year Address City State ZIP Email _ Walkway of Memories Bricks Phone $200(same as original price) Proceeds will helpfund improvements to the chapter house. What's new... Please send the requested information below and payment to W.D Craig. If you have questions call W.D. at(402)861-8460 Information needed; • Text, as you want it displayed on the brick. (16 characters (including spaces) per line, two lines) • Name, Phone Number, Address, Year Graduated Please send info and payment to: WD Craig '98 • 15701 R Plaza #253 • Omaha NE 68135 Make checks payable to Lambda Nu Graduate Association Send your information to Lambda Nu Today,PO Box 81893, Lincoln,NE 68501-1893 or email it to pgd@unl.edu. |i|nin{U!i|i!i:|>;iUi!i|i|ijnjii!i|ij!i|!i|t!!ixi{|;{i|i| f i ! I I I i I { I I I iii I I I i / A y! esiess Aroo awisod sti H U\ooun's9^'^^ •"dUO[^ ^ 80589 3N'uio^un P3-0S "a 9zn Bjpa buiuibo iqjjo n]«^ RpquiBq