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Psi Chapter, Wabash College
213 West Jefferson Street
Crawfordsville, Indiana
47933
(765) 361-6006
Welcome to Psi Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta
at Wabash College!
Thank you very much for you interest in Psi
Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta! Parents
and gentlemen who feel that they are up to the task of commencing a lifelong
journey of growth and brotherhood should read the paragraph below and look at
our rush page on the left. Graduate
Brothers, please look at the announcements below and browse around, if
anything needs to be updated or if you have need to contact an undergraduate
Brother, please email me BenjaminRayGonzalezJr@gmail.com
. Brothers from other chapters feel free to drop me an email as well!
The Fijis
are the second most continuous running house here at Wabash
College, never having been shut down
or declared inactive, celebrating 140 continuous years here at Wabash College in 2006. Psi Chapter is a Fraternity of sixty plus
men who pledge themselves for life to be brothers. The current undergraduate chapter has
brothers from Oklahoma, Indiana,
Tennessee, New Jersey,
Kansas, Missouri,
Illinois, and California. Fijis are not only part of a
majority of the clubs on campus, but they are leaders in all these
clubs. From past leaders of College
Republicans, Democrats, and Model United Nations to current leaders in Sphinx
Club, Unidos por Sangre (Hispanic Club), and Alpha Phi Omega, we all live
together in the brotherhood that only Psi Chapter has fostered and continues
to offer today. Psi Brothers pride
themselves on not being labeled with a stereotype, Brothers here put aside
conflicting ideologies and work together to help one another. We break the moulds by succeeding
academically and upon commencement at Wabash College.
Being a Fiji is not for college days
alone . . . it is in fact unique in that Brothers are challenged to continue
pursuit of all five points of the star: Morality, Friendship, Service,
Knowledge, and Excellence. Being a Fiji
instills all five of these values and the drive to improve oneself. Here is a short list of some Psi graduate
Brothers and their accomplishments.
Brother
Thomas Riley Marshall 1897, Vice President of the United States
Brother
Robert Bowers 91, CEO and Founding Partner of Soliant Consulting
Brother
Justin Ryan Grimmer 05, Harvard
University School
of Politics
Brother
Karl Grimmer 03, Indiana
University School
of Medicine
Brother
Greg Fulmer 05, Contributed to Cancer Research with Dr. Porter and now
attending University
of Washington,
Chemistry
Brother
Jim Riddle 86, Architect of the new chapter house, thanks again Jim
Brother
Robert Shaver 04, Yale
Divinity School
Brother
John Rose 05, Junior Fellow for First Things (Premier Journal of
Religion)
And
Brother
Jeremy Wright 96, Recipient of the United States Purple Heart, You will not
be forgotten Brother Jeremy.
To
further explore that unique legacy that Psi Chapter offers and the commitment
of being a Fiji,
please check out our Rush link on the left.
If
this site does not provide you with the specific information you were looking
for, please feel free to contact Ben Gonzalez at BenjaminRayGonzalezJr@gmail.com
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Congratulations to our brothers and their
girlfriends, fiancιes, and wives:
Lavalieres
Andrew Bridge,
'01 and Amy Scudder
Engagements
David Greene, '01, and Laura Hamilton
Tyler Staggs, '01, and Ann Kiesel
Matthew
Richardson, 02, and Souhalia McReynolds
Jonathan
Loren Gard, 03 and Natalie Lowry
Marriages
Chris Gegg, '99, and Aimey
Jake Smith, '98, and Alisha
Scott Bennedict, '98, and Elizabeth
Matt Slane, '96, and Christie
Corby Bupp, '93, and Jen
Rick
Strasser 03 and Kristin Marie (Geller) Strasser
(Center
with Bacon the Bulldog)
Date:
Sat. August 6th, 2005
Location: Lafayette, Indiana
Wabash Fiji Groomsmen & Ushers: Eriks Janelsins '02, Kris Gunn '02, Wes
Ket
'03, Corey Barnard '00, Marc Rowe '03
Brian
Clem 04 and Allison Ket (Depauw Alpha Phi)
Brothers!!!!
Wedding photos and info is greatly appreciated email them to me, BenjaminRayGonzalezJr@gmail.com
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Meet our cook, Dianne Sterling, and check out her watercolors or
drop her a line.
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