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Chapter President’s Report rock-solid brotherhood of successful, yet personable men.
Even with these high standards (and without our own Congratulations to Our Fall
house, as “appealing” as it was), we are extremely proud to
Brothers, have initiated 16 undergrads this semester who have already Graduating Seniors!
First and fore- proven themselves to be dedicated brothers and high achiev-
ing men.
most, on behalf of We have also been building stronger personal ties Asahi Murata
the undergrads, I’d than I have seen in any of my previous four years here. We Biomedical Engineering
like to offer everyone have taken full advantage of our lack of “party space” and Roswell, GA
involved with the expanded our network of close friends inside and outside
Century Campaign the chapter exponentially. It has made me extremely proud
our sincerest gratitude as chapter president to see our brothers consistently drop- Alex Lim
and appreciation. Our ping everything to support one another. We exemplified this
strong alumni base has unity especially through our philanthropy benefit concert, Industrial Engineering
always been one of the great benefits of being an undergrad the second annual “Rock for Relief,” from which we ended Suwanee, GA
brother, and that rings true now more than ever. With that, up donating over $2,500 to the hurricane relief efforts of the
I’m sure you’re all curious about what’s going on with the American Red Cross!
young Delta Sig men living in 175 4th St NW (next door to Overall, I am extremely honored to represent the under- Zachary McGill
165, the massive construction zone that is quickly becoming graduate men of this chapter and have high hopes for this Industrial Engineering
our new house). year. If you, as an esteemed alumnus, have any suggestions, Suwanee, GA
As we approach what could be one of Alpha Gamma’s questions, concerns, or funny stories you’d like me to hear,
most impactful years in recent history, the brotherhood is please shoot me an email anytime.
beyond excited for the opportunities that come along with Sean Santoro
moving into the newest and nicest Greek house on Tech’s YITBOS Mechanical Engineering
campus. With this intense campus visibility and growth
coming soon, we are holding ourselves to higher standards Suwanee, GA
than ever to ensure that we maintain our reputation as a Kyle Zeitler

Chapter: Adam Berger
Spotlight:

Editor’s Note: Representing the chapter as Spotlight is our
New Member Educator and Games Chair, Adam Berger.
From the hometown of Sandy Springs, GA, Adam is cur-
rently a senior (fourth year) expecting to graduate after fall
of 2018 with a bachelor’s in civil engineering. In the past,
he has served the chapter as special events chair, rush chair,
and recruitment director. Adam is also actively involved
with the American Society of Civil Engineers, the SGA
Sustainability Committee, and GOALSoccer. Adam’s work
experience already includes two rotations of a co-op with
Duke Energy as a transmission engineering co-op, working
with the substation engineering and siting, permitting, and
engagement groups. This spring, he will be interning with
Hodges & Hicks General Contractors and will have one
more rotation with Duke Energy in their work management
group in summer 2018. In his free time, Adam enjoys hiking,
camping, climbing, lifting weights, listening to music, going
to concerts, and spending time with his brothers. Adam hiking along the Springer Mountain summit.

What have you enjoyed most as a member year, inspired to join by fellow Delta Sig Matt Nykolyn. and hope that my time with Duke Energy and Hodges &
of Alpha Gamma? I have worked with children before, but being a volunteer Hicks will prepare me for that goal.
The obvious answer is the brothers. The Alpha with GOALS has taught me increased patience and the Outside of school, what do you do for fun?
Gamma Chapter has made me who I am today through ability to connect with children with learning disabilities. I like being outside as much as possible. When not
the support and guidance provided by older brothers, and The community involved in GOALS and the Special studying for classes, I go camping, hiking, and adventur-
I enjoy being able to provide the same for younger mem- Olympics is wonderfully supportive, and I am proud to ing as much as possible. I’ve hiked several sections of the
bers. Some of my favorite memories in college come just be a part of it. Appalachian Trail and hope to eventually thru-hike the
from the lunches we shared as a brotherhood, complete After graduation, how would you like to trail. I also love music and go to several concerts every
with terrible puns, long arguments over whether a hotdog apply your degree? semester. My tastes vary, and I’ve gone to see a variety
is a sandwich, and always while watching Family Feud. I aspire to work in construction management after of artists including the Eagles, Gregg Allman, Chance the
What has your volunteer work with graduation. I thoroughly enjoy working on site on proj- Rapper, Wakka Flocka, Borgore, Flume, and more.
GOALSoccer taught you? ects and seeing results from conception to completion. I
I have been involved in GOALSoccer for the past would like to eventually become a supervisor on projects,
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