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Dear Brothers in Chi Psi, On behalf of the Epsilon Trustee Corporation, we wanted to provide you an update on the ongoing efforts to re-establish Alpha Epsilon of Chi Psi at the University of Michigan. You may recall the update we provided last June when we announced the kick-off of that process. Extension Spec

James Van Dyke, E’01, Epsilon Educational Endowment Trustee and Chairman of Spencer Properties, says that he gives back to Alpha Epsilon because he wants others to have the same amazing experience that he had. “It’s partly altruistic and partly selfish,” he says. “I want to help preser

Dennis Miriani, E’87, Alumni Advisor for Alpha Epsilon, knew that he wanted to be a Chi Psi before he even went to Michigan. “I was attending Michigan State when my lifelong friend David Di Rita, E’86 took me through the Lodge,” he says. “I saw The Lodge, met some of the Brothers, and

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For Steve L. Crow, E'79, Epsilon Educational Endowment #1 and Chi Psi Educational Trust Chair, the motivation to give back to Alpha Epsilon is simple. “Others did it for me,” he says.  He says that his time in the Lodge made an impact on his la

“What I remember about the first time I saw the Lodge was seeing a big sign in the front yard that said Chi Psi was having a capital campaign and making improvements on the building,” says Steven A. Starnes, E'01, Epsilon Educational Endowment #4. “I remember thinking to myself, ‘Out of

Brian T. Heil, E’80, Epsilon Trustee Corporation #1, found Chi Psi as a result of a prank. “I showed up at Ann Arbor as a 17-year-old. My older brother told me to sign up for Bursley which, honestly, is the worst dorm there is. He was doing it to prank me, but through it, I met Karl Krecke,

“When I first visited the Lodge, it was clear that Chi Psi was something different,” says David M. Di Rita, E’86, Epsilon Trustee Corporation #2. “The notion of the ‘Gentleman’s Fraternity’ resonated with me.” Di Rita says that befor

Did Chi Psi make an impact on us? “Just look at the success of our peer group,” says Brad R. Plymale, E’90, Epsilon Trustee Corporation #4. “We learned how to grow both personally and professionally during our time at the Lodge. We learned to manage ourselves autonomously. I think

Blake Duddles is a sophomore at the University of Michigan from near Traverse City, MI. While his major is still undeclared, he is currently planning on pu