1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

1992 Educational Foundation Report
im Collins
also served as student-body
president. Jim spent an active life in
the insurance industry, and in 1967
began what was to be an eight-term
career as a
Representative
in the United
States Congress.
Within one year
of his appointment
as a trustee
of the Foundation,
his career
came to an
untimely end.
Brother MUo E. Chelovitz, Akron
'60, graduated with a bachelor of
arts and mathematics. He went on to
a very successful business career
and, in the process, produced two
sons, Eric J. and Christopher M.,
who were initiated into Phi Delta
Theta by the chapter at BowUng
Green State Uruversity. As a
statement of his beUef in the
fraternal system and his love for Phi
Delta Theta, he elected to become a
member of the Founders Club
during the past year. He has long
been associated with the Akron
Alumni Club and has been a loyal
supporter of the Ohio EpsUon
chapter, where he played a prominent
role in the recent renovation of
the chapter house. He is vice
president of Cap Gemini America
Company, a member of the Cap
Gemini Sogeti Group, one of the
world's largest professional software
services firms.
In a move toward the estabUshment
of a named fund. Brother
Charles W. Poore, South Dakota '61,
advanced to the Founders Club level
during the past year. Chuck has
served the Fratemity for more than
16 years as a province president,
assisting the
chapters in
Nebraska and
South Dakota
during most of
his tenure. He
also has served
Chuck Poore
on numerous
convmittees at
the international level. He and his
wife, Kathy, have been regular
participants in General Conventions
and various Fratemity conferences.
They are the parents of one daughter
and two Phi sons, Christopher
and Gregory. •
Planning for Phi Delta Theta's future
The Foimdation tmstees are
pleased to recognize those
members and friends of the Fraternity
who are interested in planned
giving. A planned gift is a contribution
for the future, a long-term
commitment of financial support
(see below).
These gifts, Uke bequests, trusts,
and life insurance policies, offer tax
Put OA© in your will
For general use
I give and bequeath to Phi Delta Theta
Educational Foundation, an Ohio corporation
not-for-profit, of Oxford, Ohio, the sum of
$ (or designated
securities or other property), to be used by it in
fulfillnnent of its educational purposes as its
Board of Trustees shall determine.
To establish a memorial
I give and bequeath to Phi Delta Theta
Educational Foundation, an Ohio corporation
not-for-profit, of Oxford, Ohio, the sum of
$ (or designated
securities or other property), to be held by it as
a memorial to
and
to be used by it In fulfillment of Its educational
purposes as Its Board of Trustees shall
determine.
Residue of estate
All the rest, residue and remainder of my
property, real and personal, I give, devise and
bequeath to Phi Delta Theta Educational
Foundation, an Ohio corporation not-for-profit,
of Oxford, Ohio, to be used by it in fulfillment of
its educational purposes as Its Board of
Trustees shall determine.
advantages to the donor and make it
possible to offer a greater gift than
might be possible otherwise.
If you are interested in more
information on planned giving,
contact the Foundation president,
Robert J. MiUer, at 2 South Campus
Avenue, Oxford, OH 45056 or by
phone at 513-523-6966.
Howell E. Adams James K. Beckham
Thomas M. Craig Ford A. Dickerhoff
John W. Doolittle Ronald J. Garon
James E. Hoover Victor W. Kramer
Francis C. Lyon John S. McGavic
Harbaugh Miller John H. (Jack) Morton
Stanley Nelson III Jeremiah Neterer Jr.
Joseph G. Noh Mario Osuna
Paul G. Palmer Joe A. Reynolds
William R. Richardson Robert P. Roberts Jr.
Russell Vandevelde
EF grants support
educational programs
The Foundation supports many
of the Fraternity's educational
programs and services, providing
needed funding for undergraduate
programs Uke armual scholarships.
Leadership College, and the chapter
consultant program. In 1992 the
Foundation granted $213,000 to the
General Fratemity to support these
Rob Schmid received the Arthur R.
Priest Award at the 1992 Leadership
College.
vital programs.
Listed are the grants provided by
the Foundation over the past year.
Undergraduate Scholarships
Leadership College
Convention
General Officers Conference
GHQ Intern Program
Graduate Educational Advisers
Chapter Consultant Program
Province President Program
David D. Banta Memorial Library
Scholarship Commissioner
Interfratemity Grants
TOTAL
$75,000
30,000
10,000
7,500
1,500
4,000
60,000
12,000
10,000
2,000
1.000
$213,000
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