DU Duck Call Fall 2015 Final

The
Duck Call
A Publication of Delta Upsilon at the University of Missouri • Fall 2015
A New Era Begins—Your Support Is Still Needed
MEMBER MOVE-IN
On Friday, August 20, less than 14 months
after demolition of the old chapter house,
the undergraduate members moved into our
fantastic new facility. Seven of the nine alumni
board members were in attendance to help
facilitate the process.
oversight, and alumni engagement. Following
are some of the things we have put in place to
fundamentally upgrade our operating model.
REORGANIZATION PLAN
The chapter has been in reorganization status
since November of last year. A committee of
Delta Upsilon International Fraternity (DUIF)
staff members is working actively with the
alumni and undergraduates to revamp much
of our programming and operating procedures.
The chapter will continue to operate in that
manner until such time as DUIF feels it
is capable of operating successfully on its
own. Until that time, the chapter house will
be alcohol-free for all members and guests,
including alumni.
CONSTRUCTION
While the bulk of the construction is complete,
there are a number of items that will be
completed this fall. Most notably, that includes
some finish work related to the first floor
bedrooms, the alumni room, the lounge
(brother room), and the exterior landscaping.
FUNDRAISING
We are currently less than $65,000 away from
our goal of $3 million. Now is the time to make
a final push to achieve that objective. Thank
you to all of the donors listed on pages 2-3. If
you have not made a pledge yet, we urge you
to do so if at all possible. Please send in your
pledge today or go to www.missouridu.com to
access our online giving site.
We invite you to stop by the house to
see the finished product for yourself!
PROGRAMMING AND OVERSIGHT
From the start of the capital campaign, we
have stressed that this effort is about more
than bricks and mortar. To position the chapter
for long-term success, we must also seek
to strengthen our programming, chapter
INSIDE:
Thank You, Loyal Alumni
pg. 2-3
Alumnus Spotlight
pg. 3
HOUSE DIRECTOR
Martin Cram was recently named the fulltime director of chapter programming and
facility management. He will work as the
onsite coordinator of chapter educational
programming, student advisement and facility
management. Martin has a bachelor’s degree
in family studies and human services from
Kansas State University and a master’s degree
in college student personnel administration
from the University of Central Missouri. He
has previous experience as a residence hall
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Construction Photos
pg. 5
Tradition of Success
pg. 6
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Missouri DU
THANK YOU, LOYAL ALUMNI,
FOR CONTRIBUTING OVER $2.9 MILLION
e are deeply grateful to the following Delta Upsilon brothers and
friends for committing $2,937,749 to the Missouri DU-Building Our
Next 100 Years campaign. These brothers recognize the importance of
continuing the legacy created at Missouri and have demonstrated a
sense of gratitude for their personal experience. All donors contributing
a minimum of $2,500, over a five-year period, will be recognized on
1834 SOCIETY
($250,000 and above)
Anonymous
1909 SOCIETY
($100,000 to $249,999)
Missouri Chapter
Undergraduates
W.H. “Gus” Harwell Jr. ’51
Terry J. Brady ’62
Robert W. Doyle ’70
Steve Balsamo ’71
Ted A. Murray ’71
E. Bruce McKinney ’74
David C. Novak ’74
Lift A Life Foundation
1924 SOCIETY
($50,000 to $99,999)
Thomas Laco ’51
William C. Schoenhard Jr. ’71
L. Kevin Avondet ’78
Kevin M. Hartley ’80
Jeffrey R. Kreutz ’99
CHARACTER SOCIETY
($25,000 to $49,999)
Anonymous
Andrew D. Cosby ’59
Ed Courtney ’64
John R. Ehrlich ’67
Larry L. Snyder ’69
Kenneth C. Huhn ’70
Dan Livingston ’70
Steve Ruprecht ’70
Paul D. Wheeler, M.D. ’70
John A. Wilmoth ’71
Lanny L. Maness ’73
David T. Hornaday ’74
Tom Pilcher ’75
John R. Twitty ’75
Michael E. Stock ’76
Debbie and Stan Crader ’77
John J. Faucett ’77
Billy Long Family
William H. Long II ’77
Daniel J. Godar ’78
Steven W. Shumake ’78
Terry L. Westlund ’79
Francis J. Duff ’80
Dr. Charles C. Hatley Jr. ’80
Lowell D. Miller ’82
David Anderson ’86
Steve K. Barbarick ’90
L. Scott Johnson ’91
Derek Jensen ’92
Jeffrey S. Mastroianni ’93
Nick L. Orzano ’04
CULTURE SOCIETY
($15,000 to $24,999)
W. Robert Waltersheide ’67
Kevin R. Taylor ’80
Rimer Family Gift
Kirk L. Rimer ’81
T. Mark Hartley, M.D. ’82
a plaque prominently displayed in the renovated chapter house. If an
error has been made in recording your gift, or your name has been
mistakenly omitted or listed improperly, we sincerely apologize. Please
advise our campaign coordinator at alehr@penningtonco.com so that
we may make a correction.
Kenneth B. Smith Jr. ’67
In memory of
Charles “Chick” Chandler ’65
David W. Lewis ’68
FRIENDSHIP SOCIETY
Ron Ross ’68
($10,000 to $14,999)
John A. Schmudde ’70
Anonymous
Paul V. Hof ’75
In memory of
Nicholas M. Vedros ’76
Steve Gray and
Michael E. Hinck Family Gift
Randy Timmerman
Kim and Mike Hinck ’77
Richard L. McBride ’57
Michael K. Hinck ’08
Frank T. Clark Jr. ’62
Matthew Hinck ’14
Jim Klund ’63
Brian Hinck ’16
Thomas F. Lynn ’65
Donald E. Hinck ’78
Robert Hiatt ’73
Carl M. Hof ’78
Robert Weagley ’74
Hank Pieper III ’78
Keith W. Chrostowski ’75
Peter J. Williams ’78
Bill Gleeson ’75
In memory of
J. Scott King ’75
Rich Miller ’77
Gregory P. Bistline ’76
Robert F. Bokern ’79
Richard S. Jones ’78
Robert M. Jordan ’79
Bruce A. Tarantola ’81
Michael K. Elleman ’80
Jerry D. Bell ’83
Preston Fancher ’80
Robert C. Nelson ’83
Raymond P. Metz ’80
John E. Ott ’83
Scott A. McFarland ’81
Julie and Jair E. Mayhall ’92 Paul J. Mullen ’81
Blassie Family Gift
J. Michael Welch ’81
Jonathan Blassie ’10
Brian H. Jeter ’82
Michael Blassie ’10
Eric C. Olson ’83
Patrick Blassie ’12
Mark R. Pyle ’83
Andrew and Joanne
Steve Mermelstein ’92
Matthew Schelp ’92
JUSTICE SOCIETY
In memory of
($5,000 to $9,999)
Dan Tittle
Anonymous
Michael A. Wilcox ’92
Col. A. Bruce Colbert ’53
Butch Carson ’93
John B. Jeans Jr. ’53
Scott A. Hunter ’93
Brock M. Lutz ’58
David M. Safley ’93
In memory of
Tarak Devkota ’94
Jerry Schieler ’59 and
Patrick J. Phelan ’94
Tom E. Murphy ’60
P. Doug Donley ’95
Roger C. Allen ’61
Christopher M. Youngers ’95
Douglas C. Black ’61
R. Brad Gaik, DDS ’96
Lewis M. Blanton ’61
Mark J. Hamblin ’98
David L. Hall ’61
Mark K. Abbott ’99
Robert D. Hortin ’61
Jonathan B. Morrow ’02
James H. Suckow ’64
Brian Hartley ’04
John R. Wright ’64
Danny Collins ’06
In memory of
Cameron Duff ’07
Diza and Doug Eskridge Eric Hartley ’07
Gordon S. Hedell ’65
William C. Hoops ’65
BLUE & GOLD SOCIETY
In memory of
($2,500 to $4,999)
Diza and Doug Eskridge Patrick Family
Larry D. Kruse ’65
In memory of
In memory of
Cole Patrick ’12
R. J. Roper Jr. ’68
St. Louis Trivia Night
Robert Schwedtmann ’65
Owen “Sam” Ard Sr. ’54
Dr. William R. Beltz ’66
L. Stanley Hubbard ’55
In memory of
In memory of
Charles “Chick” Chandler ’65 Hal Hudgens ’57
Robert M. Clatanoff ’57
James W. Culpepper ’57
Arnie M. Kaestner ’57
In honor of the
Class of 1957
William H. Vaughn ’57
J. C. Emerson ’62
In memory of
Bill Brackman ’62 and
Larry Fry ’62
Dr. Roger L. Anderson ’63
Burton R. Moore ’63
In honor of the
Class of 1963
Joe W. Coleman ’64
James B. Ferguson,
RADM, USN (Ret.) ’64
Hannafan Family Gift
Michael T. Hannafan ’64
Robert D. McBride ’64
Richard D. Wagner ’64
Charles “Art” Fleming Jr. ’65
In memory of
Steven L. Rhodes ’66
John C. Hagan III, M.D. ’65
Bruce Hlavacek ’66
John T. Capps ’67
In memory of
Leonard J. Cannon ’67
Charles “Chick” Chandler ’63
E. William Groth ’67
Jack F. Newsom ’67
Ernest. L. Wasmer ’68
James C. Roberts ’69
William L. Davis ’70
Anthony F. Sokolich ’69
Steven R. Stoll ’73
Steven N. Craven ’74
George E. Bukaty ’75
William “Skip” Russell ’75
Stan A. Fellwock ’76
George B. Fisher III ’76
Harris Family Gift
Rusty Harris ’76
Pamela Harris
Lauren Taylor
Kaitlynn Marie Harris
Kenneth “Bud” Middleton ’76
In honor of the
Class of 1976
Alan E. Thomson ’76
In memory of
Steve Gray
Robert Sherwood ’77
Duke Snider ’78
Bill Rowland ’79
Mitchell K. Oliver ’80
Wayne Adams ’81
Glenn Mahnken ’82
Robert Soule ’86
David W. Swiney ’86
Craig A. Ham ’87
Nathan R. Gould ’88
Wade L. Hylton ’88
Paul E. Steele ’88
CAMPAIGN STATUS
AT-A-GLANCE
As of September 2, 2015
$3 Million Goal
$2,937,749 Raised
317 Contributors
1,293
Mailable Alumni
Gerald W. Jones II ’90
James E. Lunders ’91
Michael J. McKean ’91
David F. Powers 91
Grant C. Lightle ’93
In memory of
Mark Reynolds
Matthew R.
Hlavacek, M.D. ’94
Chad D. Inman ’94
William A. Turnage Jr. ’94
Keith J. Padgett ’95
Richard B. Schaefer ’95
Charles F. Welek V ’95
Robert B. Whitesell ’95
Frank B. Yager ’95
Mark Andrews ’98
Jonathan G. Holland ’99
Jeffrey T. Scheidler ’99
Matt Wind ’99
Reno R. Cova III ’00
Jack J. Rhoads ’00
Eric C. Scott ’00
Christopher B. McKinney ’01
Jeffrey D. Patton ’01
John P. Rieker ’01
Anthony P. Carney ’02
Michael J. Pincus ’04
Stephen M. Wiley ’04
Curtis W. Moore ’05
Logan Smith ’05
John E. Hornaday ’06
Zachary N. Jemas ’06
Bradley L. Akins ’07
Adam J. Graves ’07
Daniel J. Irwin ’07
Ian G. McFarland ’08
Benjamin J. Tracy ’08
Andrw D. Dahmer ’09
Casey L. Martin ’09
Delta Upsilon
Building Our Next 100 Years
A New Era Begins
(Continued from page 1)
director and campus Greek Life advisor.
SECURITY PROGRAM
The new facility will have a variety of new security
features, including fingerprint access and video
monitors. We have also contracted with off-duty
police officers to provide additional security on
weekends, football games, etc.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
We have contracted with Community Association
Management to provide a comprehensive property
management solution for the chapter. Services
include cleaning of common areas in the chapter
house,
assistance
with
move-in/move-out
procedures, security deposit assessments, etc.
ASSOCIATE MEMBER HOUSING
All associate members, primarily freshmen, will be
required to live in the residence halls for at least one
semester. Longer term, we expect that to be for a
period of one full year. After that, members will be
expected to live in the house through their junior year.
We believe this model will be beneficial to both the
new members and those living in the chapter house.
We have a great new facility and are putting
programs in place to make sure the chapter is
positioned for long-term success. We hope you
can drop by for a tour of the chapter house at an
upcoming home football game, and we look forward
to the official dedication in the spring.
Thank you for your support!
Fraternally,
E. Bruce McKinney ’74
Alumni Board President
bmckinney@cbckc.org
Jason D. Switzer ’09
Chris Timmerman ’09
Peter M. F. Birk ’14
BROTHERHOOD
SOCIETY
($1,000 to $2,499)
Theresa and
Scott Montgomery
Harold M. Grove ’48
Charles A. Robb ’55
Col. Donald P. Press ’58
Thomas H. Norris ’60
C. Thomas Ryther ’61
In honor of
His DU brothers
Bill Chastain ’62
Team Richards
Gale S. Richards ’62
Stephen M. Richards ’64
William C. Carter ’65
Charles W. Clark ’65
Herbert A. Warner ’65
William D. Ebersole ’66
William M. Peterson ’67
Wayne E. Hlavacek ’69
Lawrence J. Fuller ’71
Randy S. Hawk ’73
C. Gary Miles ’73
Paul M. Yehlen ’73
G. Brent Powers ’77
Gary M. Gebhardt ’78
Stephen D. Johnson ’79
Nicolas P. Messina ’81
Kirk Breckenridge ’83
Matthew D. Collier ’85
Timothy M. Charow ’88
Andrew C. Collins ’89
Mark E. Glenski ’91
Craig M. Dohm ’95
Mark A. Hillmann ’95
Kevin M. Koehler ’96
Chad Linhardt ’96
Joseph L. Kohler ’97
Joe Scheidler ’97
Ryan J. Gaik ’98
Todd M. Dohrmann ’99
Justin P. Neff ’99
Sam A. Yoffie ’00
Gregory H. Bissell ’01
Timothy W. Reeves ’01
Derek A. Pease ’02
In memory of
Albert Pease
Ben Muzzey ’05
William B. Ferguson ’07
David M. Oeltjen ’07
Shea M. Boyle ’09
Gentry T. Decker ’09
Leander Gorski ’13
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Chuck Hatley ’80 Finds Importance
in Giving Back to Missouri Chapter
Chapter Advisor Supports Capital Campaign, Volunteers Time
O
ne of the defining undergraduate moments for Chuck
Hatley ’80 was moving out of his freshman dorm and
into Delta Upsilon. “It was what I was looking for,” Chuck
says. “Great guys, great social experience, with a unified
purpose. It really enhanced my college experience.”
From there on out, he fondly recalls many great times,
ranging from football game days to DU social events.
One memory in particular was with Randy Farmer ’79.
He was in many of Chuck’s classes and even helped
spark his interest in dental school. “He was a good leader
and well respected by all of the brothers,” Chuck says.
Alongside Randy, all men of DU and the organization
truly prepared him for life after the University of Missouri.
Chuck and his wife, Robyn.
“Living with a diverse group of guys and learning to balance academics with social events
were so important in the maturation process,” Chuck says. “To this day, I use skills in my
practice I developed in learning to get along with everyone.”
Because of his wonderful experience fostered at the Missouri Chapter, he now serves as
the chapter advisor, and thoroughly enjoys his time spent with DU brothers. “My favorite
part of chapter advisor is getting to personally know the members,” Chuck says. “I look
and listen, and realize things aren’t all that different from when I was in college.”
Chuck also feels passionate about supporting the Building Our Next 100 Years
campaign. “The previous structure had long been overdue for a replacement,” Chuck
says. “I think it’s important for the new guys to have the best living environment possible
so they can have the positive experiences I had as a member of DU.” He encourages
all alumni to contribute something to the campaign—whether it is through a donation or
by volunteering your time. “Even a visit to the house to meet and encourage younger
brothers is beneficial. They are all solid young men with a bright future.”
Chuck and his wife, Robyn, live in Columbia, Mo. They have four daughters: Jennifer,
Jessica, Kennedy, and Lauren. E-mail: chuck496@aol.com.
OTHERS
(Up to $999)
Linda Stoll Heater,
Alpha Nu ’69
In memory of
Jack Heater ’70
Pamela and Paul Ostby
In memory of
Randy Timmerman ’72
J. Robert Jeans ’50
George Gee Jr. ’52
Charles E. Burgess ’55
Dennis G. Tasarek ’55
William P. Weber ’55
In memory of
Louis J. Weber ’61
George “Tom” Eblen ’58
D.K. Bedsworth ’59
Philip N. Brunner ’59
John M. Heritage ’61
Keith Mitchell ’61
In memory of
Bill McNeil ’59
Guy R. Rector ’62
Steve A. Gilkerson ’64
Stephen C. Gossett ’64
Robert S. Brase ’65
Dr. Marshall A. Brooks ’65
James K. Hoel ’65
Michael S. Proctor ’65
George F. Ruh Jr. ’65
Lynn A. Harmon ’66
William C. Windsor ’67
In memory of
Austin Parham ’69
William C. Eckinger III ’69
In memory of
Dan Tittle
Tommy D. Harmon ’69
Biff Ramey ’69
Alan B. McIlroy ’70
Kent D. Hicks ’75
Joseph L. Schaefer ’77
Jeffrey R. Brooks ’81
Kevin E. Teel ’81
James C. Moser Jr. ’82
R. Curtis Dixson ’84
Gregg J. Waris ’85
Scott A. Keiter ’88
Andrew J. Watt ’88
Michael J. Lundry ’89
David F. Williams ’90
Jerrel W. Osborn ’91
Charles R. Beitel ’94
Jerome Thomas ’96
Brian W. Hadfield ’99
Jeremy L. Reed ’99
Christopher D. Hemeyer ’00
Nicholas A. Scott ’01
James M. Heffner ’02
Craig A. Atchison ’03
James F. Mancuso ’03
Sean L. Lynch ’04
Scott C. Piedmont ’05
Ryan Kendrick ’06
Ryan M. Verkamp ’06
Timothy J. Bolhafner ’07
Douglas M. Koch ’07
Nick W. Messina ’07
Kevin J. Atchison ’08
Zachary Ballou ’08
Bryan B. Livingston ’09
Stephen J. Moore ’09
Tracy A. Swanson ’09
J. Brian Hill ’10
McLane Poteet ’10
TJ Collins ’11
Nick Park ’11
Jacob P. Ostby ’12
In memory of
Cole Patrick ’12
Join the
campaign! Donate
online at
http://missouridu.
kintera.org
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Missouri Chapter delegation at the Leadership Institute.
Delta Upsilon Continues the Tradition of Success
MISSOURI CHAPTER NAMED TOP
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Nine undergraduate members attended the Delta
Upsilon International Fraternity (DUIF) Leadership
Institute July 30 to August 2 in Atlanta, Ga. Three
alumni members were also in attendance. The
Missouri Alumni Association was recognized as
the top alumni organization for the past year.
CHAPTER REORGANIZATION UPDATE
Terry Brady ’62 and Collin Smith
’16 in front of the new chapter
house fireplace. Terry was the first
president who lived in the old house
and Collin is the first president to live
in the new house.
We continue to work with DUIF and the alumni
board toward completion of our reorganization
plan. This fall, we will be one of several DU
chapters who pilot the new eight-week associate
member program.
RECRUITMENT
Our summer recruitment program resulted in
the signing of 33 new associate members. The
The associate member class on the front porch of the new house.
average GPA was 3.65. The average ACT score
was 28.5, compared to the University average
of 26. Twelve of the members were Bright Flight
Scholars or the equivalent with an ACT score of
31 or greater.
PARENT ORIENTATION
The semi-annual new parent orientation was held
at the Mizzou Student Center on August 21. The
associate member pinning ceremony was held at
the conclusion of the meeting and guests were
then invited to tour and have lunch at the new
chapter house.
FALL EVENTS
This fall has been packed with activities!
Homecoming was on October 10. We were
partnered with Tri Delta and Kappa Sigma for
this year’s activities. Additionally, initiation was on
Sunday, October 18. We enjoyed seeing familiar
faces at both of these events.
Fraternally,
Colin Smith ’16
Chapter President
cmshg8@mail.missouri.edu
Welcome, Fall 2015 New Members
The Missouri Chapter welcomed 33 new members this fall. The average high school GPA was a 3.65, the average ACT score was a
28.5 (University average is 26), and 12 members are Bright Flight Scholars or equivalent (ACT 31 or higher).
Shantea Mansour • Buffalo Grove, Ill. • Adlai E. Stevenson
Jacob Cebulko • St. Joseph, Mo. • Central
Kenny Massa • St. Louis, Mo. • Chaminade
Chris Chaszar • Kansas City, Mo. • St. Pius X
Jacob McFerron • Chesterfield, Mo. • Christian Brothers College High
Ryan Connors • Lee’s Summit, Mo. • Rockhurst
Caleb Miller • Ballwin, Mo. • Westminster Christian Academy
David Dean • St. Louis, Mo. • Lindbergh
Alex Norman • Chesterfield, Mo. • Marquette
Quinn Duncan • Chesterfield, Mo. • Chaminade College Preparatory School
Cort Patrick • St. Joseph, Mo. • Leblond
Will Fenimore • Leawood, Kan. • Shawnee Mission East
Daniel Proscino • St. Louis, Mo. • Parkway South
Garrett Fortuna • Excelsior Springs, Mo. • Excelsior Springs
Sam Roberts • Overland Park, Kan. • Blue Valley Northwest
Collin Geier • Naperville, Ill. • Benet Academy
Jonathan Roh • Chesterfield, Mo. • Parkway West
Andrew Gmelich • St. Louis, Mo. • St. Louis University High
Michael Rupp • St. Louis, Mo. • St. Louis University High
Connor Gould • Overland Park, Kan. • Blue Valley Northwest
Jack Saladino • Lee’s Summit, Mo. • Rockhurst
Alex Hawn • Leawood, Kan. • Rockhurst
Connor Snelson • St. Louis, Mo. • Parkway North
Jake Hewlett • Leawood, Kan. • Rockhurst
Marcus Tatgenhorst • Fenton, Mo. • Rockwood Summit
Roman Ibarra • Kansas City, Mo. • Rockhurst
Chad Thetford • Parkville, Mo. • Park Hill South
Killian Kamp • Chesterfield, Mo. • Parkway West
Cody Vogel • Fenton, Mo. • Rockwood Summit
Kaelan Komlos • Pevely, Mo. • Lutheran South
Jack Whitworth • Chesterfield, Mo. • Marquette
Spencer Kraus • Chesterfield, Mo. • Parkway Central
Chase Lazopoulos • Bartlett, Ill. • South Elgin
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104 East Broadway
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Come Visit Our
New Chapter
House!
Fall Tour Schedule
Announced
T
o accommodate anticipated interest in
visiting the new chapter house, a series
of tours has been scheduled in conjunction
with each home football game. Specifically,
tours will be conducted by alumni volunteers
and undergraduate chapter members
for any interested alumni, parents, and
guests beginning two hours before and
after each home football game. Given the
tight construction schedule, and University
restrictions on chapter house access and
usage, these functions will be initially limited
to tours and will be strictly alcohol free. We
hope to expand our event planning at the
chapter house in the future once we have
our operating plan better established.
Save the Date: Chapter House
Grand Opening Event
Plans for an official dedication/grand
opening are currently underway for a
weekend during the spring 2016 semester.
Details are being developed and will be
shared as soon as they become available.
Wanted: Missouri DU Memorabilia
We are currently soliciting memorabilia,
especially pictures of the old chapter
house(s), to display in the new chapter
house. If you have something you would like
to share, please contact Ted Murray at (913)
526-3330 or ted.murray@colliers.com.
ATTENTION: This newsletter is intended for alumni and parents. If your son is still attending the
University of Missouri, this newsletter is intended for you. He will receive a copy at the chapter house.
If he has graduated, please send his permanent address to alehr@penningtonco.com. Thank you.
2015 Remaining Home
Football Games
November 5 vs. Mississippi State
November 21 vs. Tennessee
Chapter Officers
President
Collin Smith ’16
cmshg8@mail.missouri.edu
V.P. Recruitment
Matt Gillespie ’17
mjg5kc@mail.missouri.edu
V.P. Finance
Billy Hasselfeld ’17
V.P. Membership Education
Ryan Keeton ’17
V.P. Academic Excellence
Brent Lindenman ’18
V.P. External Relations
Jordan Bruce ’17
V.P. Loss Prevention
Ryan Willy ’17
V.P. Administration
Micahel Lanham ’18