02.02.2015

How Playing 75 Holes Of Golf In One Day Made Me Realize That We Can Do Philanthropy Better

Posted in Phi Delt General Council, Philanthropy/Service/ALS

08.14.2014

Swing A Heavier Bat

Posted in Greatest Version of Yourself, Phi Delt General Council

11.13.2012

Election Time – Advice for Presidents

Posted in Campus Administrator, Goal Setting, Phi Delt General CouncilTagged Chapter Presidents, Election, Leaderships, Moe Stephens

06.04.2012

Welcome to the 79th Biennial General Convention Where Customs and Traditions Link Us to the Past

Posted in Brotherhood, Phi Delt General CouncilTagged General Convention, Phi Delta Theta, Traditions, Washington DC

05.15.2012

To Love Your Home Chapter While Serving An International Brotherhood

Posted in Alumni Relations, Phi Delt General Council, Phi Delt VolunteersTagged Akron, George Porosky, Jim Warner, Kent State, Phi Delta Theta, Rich Fabritius, Volunteerism

03.06.2012

How Do I Know When A Chapter Is Living The Ritual? A Mom Tells Me

Posted in Phi Delt General Council, Phi Delt Volunteers, Ritual, Values/PrinciplesTagged Fraternity, Phi Delta Theta, Ritual, Scott Mietchen

02.13.2012

Being Your Reputation’s Keeper

Posted in Communication/Public Relations, Phi Delt General CouncilTagged Public Relations, Reputation, Rich Fabritius, The Man in the Glass

01.11.2012

Building Your Career Through Our Values

Posted in Career Advice, Phi Delt General Council, Values/PrinciplesTagged Career Advice, Career Development, Chris Brussalis, Phi Delta Theta, Values

08.16.2011

An Invitation to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell – Please Join Us in the Fight to Stop Hazing

Posted in Hazing Prevention, Phi Delt General Council, Risk ManagementTagged Dallas Cowboys, Hazing, Jack Del Rio, Jacksonville Jaguars, Jason Garrett, National Football League, NFL, Phi Delta Theta, Roger Goodell, Rookies

08.08.2011

Courage Is Key

Posted in Phi Delt General Council, Values/PrinciplesTagged Courage, Rich Fabritius

04.26.2011

Wall Street Journal’s “Shutter Fraternities for Young Women’s Good” Offers Faulty Logic and Wrong Conclusion

Posted in Phi Delt General Council, Phi Delt VolunteersTagged Liz Seccuro, Phi Delta Theta, Scott Mietchen, Wall Street Journal