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Alumni news
Annual Campaign Update
ne of the most successful House Campaign, has set an ambitious goal of $10,000 will be made to incorporate
OCorporation activities over the last couple this year. Previously, the campaign raised $4500 1-2 “guest” alumni callers each
years has been the Annual Campaign. Te in ’09 (two initial drives), $7400 in ’10 and night. Te interaction between
calling campaign was started in the mid-80’s and $7900 last year. “We have worked on improving undergrads and alumni has been
called OX-Drive. However, by the mid-90’s the our process each year,” stated Magyar. “We feel a positive experience for both
calling stopped. Tis will be the 5th campaign we will be able to reach more of our alumni this groups in the past and something
since starting back up. year and know they have always dug deep to help that is seen as a beneft of the
As with past campaigns, the calls will us.” event. If you have any questions or would like
begin in late November, immediately after Again this year the undergrads will be making to volunteer to be a “guest” caller, please contact
Tanksgiving. Rob Magyar ’10, Chair, Annual the bulk of the calls. Tis year more emphasis Rob directly at rmagyar@adrian.edu.
Alumni Updates
Richard Wilson ’71 is spending his retirement from Alan Rust ’71 has been the Artistic Director of a
teaching by working on habitat improvement projects theatre in Cape Cod for 40 years. He invites brothers
on his central Michigan hunting property. Besides to, “come for a visit!”
hunting for deer and turkey on the property, he says
he is enjoying refereeing basketball and investing. If you recently enjoyed watching the Olympics on
TV, think of the view Keenan Robinson ’02 had.
Melbourne, Australia is where you will fnd Ben Enser Keenan is Director of Athlete Services for North
’11 these days. Ben is working on his Doctor of Baltimore Aquatic Club, the club that trains Michael
Physiotherapy degree at the University of Melbourne Phelps and Allison Schmitt. Rob (pictured right) was
and has just completing his frst year. He says he plans on deck in London working with the Olympians.
on stopping by Adrian in December on his way home
to New York for the holidays. Have news? We want to hear about it!
Send us pictures and updates for the next
Future Teta Chi legacy, Andrew Brian Chesley was issue of Te 315 Connection! Send news
born April 24, 2012 to John Chesley ’05 and his wife
Nikki. John is also the nephew of Scott Chesley ’85. to: kbreedlove@thelaurusgroup.net
or include your updates and pictures
House Corporation Partners with your Annual Fund response in the
enclosed envelope!
With
Shipman Library Want to serve on the 50th Anniversary Committee?
he House Corporation is pleased to announce everal brothers have already asked to close to Adrian and might not be able to help
Tthey have chosen Shipman Library as the Sserve on the 50th Anniversary planning much – DO NOT WORRY – most, if not all,
home of the chapter’s non-ritual archives. After committee which is being chaired by Jim meetings will be by conference call or email
reviewing several options for the long term storage Grissinger ’90. exchange. Tere will be plenty of things for
and preservation of these materials it became It is not too late for you to become everyone to do.
obvious that Shipman Library was the best option. involved in what surely will be the largest If you are interested, please call Jim at
During renovation of the second foor in celebration the Zeta Beta Chapter has ever 440-476-8550, or e-mail – jim.grissinger@
2011, treasure chests of items were rediscovered in held. Even though conversations and ideas polyone.com. If you can’t participate on the
the closets. Te items were sorted and categorized have already started about the event, the frst committee, at least mark your calendars for
by Brett Peters ’95 and Skyler Lambert ’12. Te formal brainstorming conference calls will not late September/early October 2014 to be a
materials need to be preserved in a better fashion, take place until later this fall. part of the celebration.
but still be able to be accessible and displayed. If you are concerned that you don’t live
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Annual Campaign Update
ne of the most successful House Campaign, has set an ambitious goal of $10,000 will be made to incorporate
OCorporation activities over the last couple this year. Previously, the campaign raised $4500 1-2 “guest” alumni callers each
years has been the Annual Campaign. Te in ’09 (two initial drives), $7400 in ’10 and night. Te interaction between
calling campaign was started in the mid-80’s and $7900 last year. “We have worked on improving undergrads and alumni has been
called OX-Drive. However, by the mid-90’s the our process each year,” stated Magyar. “We feel a positive experience for both
calling stopped. Tis will be the 5th campaign we will be able to reach more of our alumni this groups in the past and something
since starting back up. year and know they have always dug deep to help that is seen as a beneft of the
As with past campaigns, the calls will us.” event. If you have any questions or would like
begin in late November, immediately after Again this year the undergrads will be making to volunteer to be a “guest” caller, please contact
Tanksgiving. Rob Magyar ’10, Chair, Annual the bulk of the calls. Tis year more emphasis Rob directly at rmagyar@adrian.edu.
Alumni Updates
Richard Wilson ’71 is spending his retirement from Alan Rust ’71 has been the Artistic Director of a
teaching by working on habitat improvement projects theatre in Cape Cod for 40 years. He invites brothers
on his central Michigan hunting property. Besides to, “come for a visit!”
hunting for deer and turkey on the property, he says
he is enjoying refereeing basketball and investing. If you recently enjoyed watching the Olympics on
TV, think of the view Keenan Robinson ’02 had.
Melbourne, Australia is where you will fnd Ben Enser Keenan is Director of Athlete Services for North
’11 these days. Ben is working on his Doctor of Baltimore Aquatic Club, the club that trains Michael
Physiotherapy degree at the University of Melbourne Phelps and Allison Schmitt. Rob (pictured right) was
and has just completing his frst year. He says he plans on deck in London working with the Olympians.
on stopping by Adrian in December on his way home
to New York for the holidays. Have news? We want to hear about it!
Send us pictures and updates for the next
Future Teta Chi legacy, Andrew Brian Chesley was issue of Te 315 Connection! Send news
born April 24, 2012 to John Chesley ’05 and his wife
Nikki. John is also the nephew of Scott Chesley ’85. to: kbreedlove@thelaurusgroup.net
or include your updates and pictures
House Corporation Partners with your Annual Fund response in the
enclosed envelope!
With
Shipman Library Want to serve on the 50th Anniversary Committee?
he House Corporation is pleased to announce everal brothers have already asked to close to Adrian and might not be able to help
Tthey have chosen Shipman Library as the Sserve on the 50th Anniversary planning much – DO NOT WORRY – most, if not all,
home of the chapter’s non-ritual archives. After committee which is being chaired by Jim meetings will be by conference call or email
reviewing several options for the long term storage Grissinger ’90. exchange. Tere will be plenty of things for
and preservation of these materials it became It is not too late for you to become everyone to do.
obvious that Shipman Library was the best option. involved in what surely will be the largest If you are interested, please call Jim at
During renovation of the second foor in celebration the Zeta Beta Chapter has ever 440-476-8550, or e-mail – jim.grissinger@
2011, treasure chests of items were rediscovered in held. Even though conversations and ideas polyone.com. If you can’t participate on the
the closets. Te items were sorted and categorized have already started about the event, the frst committee, at least mark your calendars for
by Brett Peters ’95 and Skyler Lambert ’12. Te formal brainstorming conference calls will not late September/early October 2014 to be a
materials need to be preserved in a better fashion, take place until later this fall. part of the celebration.
but still be able to be accessible and displayed. If you are concerned that you don’t live
Several possibilities were discussed and researched.
Several meetings took place with Noelle QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC
Keller, Technical Services Librarian at Shipman Our 4 Core Values . . .
Library. Important in the discussions was the QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC
chapter coming upon its 50th Anniversary as a QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC
Leadership
Fundraising
Teta Chi Chapter and 80th as an organization. QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC
It will be important to do some special things with QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC
our history and Shipman Library gives the group QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC
the best opportunities to accomplish this mission. Communication Facilities
QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC
QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC QC
