Congress is the supreme authority of the Fraternity and each Chapter and Alumni organization should be represented to guide our Brotherhood. Registration for the 155th Chi Phi Congress is now open on Chi Phi Connect and will be open until July 18, 2021.
Brother Rossman, an orthopedic surgeon, works with COVID patients in one of the hardest-hit regions in the US. Read more about Steve’s work and others like him in the Frontline Heroes feature in this fall’s issue of The Chakett.
Brother Collings, a healthcare worker and case investigator, is one of Chi Phi’s Frontline Heroes featured in the Fall 2020 Edition of The Chi Phi Chakett. Read more about Michael’s work and impact on his local community online.
Brother Hidalgo, a physical therapy technician, is one of Chi Phi’s Frontline Heroes featured in the Fall 2020 Edition of The Chi Phi Chakett. Read more about his work with recovering COVID-19 patients online.
Brother LeBlanc, an Emergency Department Nurse, is one of Chi Phi’s Frontline Heroes featured in the Fall 2020 Edition of The Chi Phi Chakett. Read more about his work and our other Brothers on the frontlines of the pandemic online.
Our Fraternity and our Brothers have endured plenty throughout the past several months, but through it all there has been no shortage of uplifting stories and positive news coming from our members. The Chakett presents us with an opportunity to share these stories with the entire Brotherhood his fall.
Healthcare workers, law enforcement, public safety officers, first responders, medical researchers, educators, retail, and public works employees: We want to thank YOU!
These Brothers have proved themselves as leaders both in their Chapters and in their academic pursuits. Thanks to the generosity of Alumni, undergraduate Brothers, parents, and Friends of Chi Phi, the Educational Trust was able to award thirty-four scholarships this year – eight more than in 2018.
It saddens us to announce the passing of former Grand Eta and truly great Chi Phi, George MacDonald, Kappa Delta 1971, Iota Zeta 1989, Eta Theta 2011.
Brother MacDonald entered Chapter Eternal peacefully in hospice care this morning after a long and valiant battle with cancer. Known for his passion for Chi Phi and unparalleled drive to see our Brothers succeed, he will perhaps be remembered best as “The Grand Reveler.”
More than forty Iota Delta Brothers and their guests attended the Congressional Banquet on June 22 to honor Chi Phi’s nineteenth recipient: Ronald L. Richards, Iota Delta 1971.
Brother Richards is the first paleobiologist to be honored with the Cronkite Award. He graduated from Indiana University Bloomington in 1971. His current role as Senior Research Curator of Paleobiology is the result of fifty-five years of experience with excavations, including excavations of no fewer than fourteen mastodon fossils throughout Indiana.
