THE COMET FIJI Phi Gamma Delta at The University of Texas-Dallas | Est. 2010 June 2015 Chapter President Will Moorman (2017) Treasurer Josh Manning (2017) Recording Secretary Jason Ngyuen (2016) Corresponding Secretary Robert Walker V (2016) Historian Dalton Moore (2015) utdfiji.com @utdfiji utdfiji.alumni @gmail.com Brothers encouraging passing students to finish strong at Finals-week, Fall 2014 PREPARING FOR FALL ‘15 RUSH Brothers, it’s that time of the year again! After having another great year at Texas-Dallas, our graduating seniors have left open seats in our numbers. Summer is the beginning of freshman orientations and campus visits for committed high school graduates, and summer is a chance to make an impression on the newest incoming Comets. If you know any outstanding young men who have chosen UTD as their college of choice, tell them to give Greek life a look, and recommend Fiji as their best chance at having a successful and fun college career and beyond. Send all rush recommendations to utdfiji.recruitment@gmail.com Rush Fiji-tough! \r\nTHE COMET FIJI Phi Gamma Delta at The University of Texas-Dallas | Est. 2010 Tau Delta BCA Khris Harris (Texas -Arlington 2003) Aaron Maestas (Texas-Arlington 2005) Charlie Barker (Emory 1967) Dave Harben (Ball State 2004) Rhett Hicks III (Texas-Dallas 2013) Jai Sondhi (TexasDallas 2011) Mitch Miller (Texas -Dallas 2011) utdfiji.com @utdfiji June 2015 UNDERGRADUATE SPOTLIGHT TYLER ORTEGA (2016) It’s safe to say all of our guys were relieved and happy that their grueling school schedules were finally over at the end of the Spring ‘15 semester. Others however, live by the rule of “can’t stop, won’t stop.” Brother Tyler Ortega (2016) was selected by the International Journal of Arts & Sciences to present his research paper on the facets of American finance versus Islamic finance. The study was chosen for a double-blind review process to be published in the journal, and Tyler was given the chance to present his findings to more than 30 well-known and esteemed economists, financial analysts, and attendees at Harvard Medical School in Boston, Massachusetts from May 26-30. Tyler says his favorite parts about visiting Boston were partying at the Jazz clubs at night and getting to see all the historical artifacts that span the whole city and region. Brother Ortega’s research is currently still under review, but will hopefully be published soon. Tyler is a Finance & Economics major in the Jindal School of Management, a senior student senator for 2015-16, and will be graduating in the top of his class May 2016. Congratulations on your success Tyler, this is a great example of what hard work and persistence rewards you with. utdfiji.alumni @gmail.com Pergé!