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Miami Mentions Alumni News More than two decades after the completion of his second bachelor’s degree, Morgan R. Morris, Miami ’87 returned to pursue an English degree at the University of Connecticut. He plans to later attend law school.  Delta Upsilon Remembers Philip Shriver, Kent State ’49 Delta Upsilon mourns the loss of Phillip R.

Miami Mentions Kenneth E. Kempf, Miami ’69 was selected as the 2009 National Disabled Veteran Outreach Program (DVOP) Specialist of the Year by the American Legion, receiving his award at their National Convention in Milwaukee, Wisc. on Sept. 1, 2010. Kempf has been a Veterans Employment Consultant in the Raleigh Local Office of the North

Miami Mentions Delta Upsilon’s Major League Baseball Ties Lefty Charles “Buddy” Schultz, Miami ‘72, spent the 1975-76 seasons with the Chicago Cubs. In 1977, he joined the St. Louis Cardinals and posted a 6-1 record and 2.32 ERA in 40 contests. The following year, he had 62 appearances out of the bullpen, six saves and

Miami Mentions Chapter News In March 2009 the Miami Chapter joined Alpha Omicron Pi to host the 60th Annual Puddle Pull, a version of tug-of-war where opposing teams dig pits for their feet and while sitting, attempt to pull a flag from the middle towards their team. The $2,500 raised by the event was divided

Miami Mentions In the lower photo are (I to r) Jon Budde, Miami ’06, new initiate Curtis Zimmerman, and Frank Madore, Miami ’05. 2004 Leadership Institute The new format of the undergraduates and alumni meeting together for sessions mutually beneficial in building better men may well be developed into one of DU’s most progressive educational

Miami Mentions A Fraternity of Leaders Created in 2001, the Founders Medal is presented to Delta Upsilon alumni who display extraordinary service to the Fraternity and embody the Four Founding Principles. Five Delta Upsilon brothers have received this honor, the most recent being Frank S. Dodd, Miami ’49. Brother Dodd has served for over 50

Miami Mentions Fraternity News The Louisville and Ohio State Chapters have taken advantage of the Fraternity’s Graduate Advisor Program to give their members every advantage. The mission of the Graduate Advisor Program is to create and maintain a sound educational environment that fosters the development of college men. The primary responsibility of a graduate advisor

Miami Mentions Educational Equipment Incentive Last year DU presented a challenge to our chapters to build a stronger base for the future by creating an incentive for membership growth. During the academic year, chapters that experience a 20% net growth (minimum of five men) in membership would qualify for a drawing to receive a new

Miami Mentions UGAB/Convention take important actions During the day on Thursday Leadership Institute delegates learned of the number of important actions taken by the Undergraduate Advisory Board (UGAB), which met the day before. At their Wednesday meeting, the UGAB elected three new undergraduate members of the Fraternity’s Board of Directors and approved several recommendations sure