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

The General Fratemity
Mitchell Fund trustee appointed
John J. Pappas, South Dakota
'54, vras appointed a trustee of
the MitcheU
Fund at its
annual meeting
in July.
He succeeds
Kermeth P.
Smith, Illinois
John Pappas
*J«.The
MitcheU
Fund is the endowment that
supports The Scroll
Pappas is president of
Waterford Associates a man-
agement consulting firm located
in Lake Forest, DL Prior
to starting his own business he
was president of AT&T
Teletype Corporation located
in Skokie, DL
In 1957 Pappas joined
AT8cT's Westem Electric in
Duluth, Minn., as a quaUty
control engineer. Moving to
Omaha, Neb., in 1958, he
eamed positions of greater
management responsibUity in
the manufricturing organization.
He became director of
patent Ucensing at Western's
New York headquarters in
1973 and then director of operations
in Detroit for the
states of Michigan and Indiana.
Moving back to New
York in 1977, he was xppointed
treasurer ofWestem
Electric and Westem Electric
International.
He was elected a corporate
vice president in Western's
Service 8c Sales Division in
1980, and he was elected
New consultants
on the road
Andy Miller
Four new consultants were
hired in June and are already
traveling to chapters.
J. Andrew ^liUer, Southwestern
'93, wiU be visiting
chapters in
the Southeast.
Brother
^MUler eamed
his bachelor's
degree in sociology.
He
was a member
of Cardinal
Key and Alpha Phi Omega,
both service organizations. As
an undergraduate, he worked
with Meals-on-Wheels and
the AIDS Service of Austin.
He.'served his chapter as
pledgemaster, historian, and
scholarship chairman.
Kevin B. DuU, East Washington
'93, wiU be traveling
through the
Great Plains
and Western
Canada. He
received a
bachelor's
degree in
Kevin Dull
pubUc administration.
A founding father of
1993-94 Chapter Services
staff. Top: Dave Almacy, Director
Abe Cross, Bill Wittress,
Scott Blackwell; bottom: Brent
Herspiegel, Kevin Dull, Assistant
Director Steve Stewart,
Andy Miller
Washington EpsUon, Brother
DuU served his chapter as
president and alumni secretary.
He was also a Leadership
CoUege Ambassador and a
recipient of a Phi DeltaTheta
Foundation scholarship. He
was elected Associated Student
councilman and vice
president of the Washington
Student Lobby, lobbying the
state govemment on behalf of
higher education.
Brent S. Herspiegel,
McMaster '93, is visiting chapters
in the West. A former
Leadership CoUege Ambassa-
Brent
Herspiegel
dor. Brother
Herspiegel
eamed his
degree in biochemistry.
He
served on
McMaster's
Board of
Governors
and the Science Faculty
CouncU. He was Ontario
Gamma's vice president and
president, and he assisted in
organiang campus date rape
awareness seminars.
WiUiam M. Wittress,
Puget Sound '93, is traveling to
chapters in
the Northeast
andMid-
Adantic. He
received his
bachelor's
BUI Wittress
degree in
poHtics and
govemment
and vras a member of Order of
Omega. Brother Wittress
served his chapter as pledgemaster
and the Greek
community as IFC vice president
and then president. He
was involved vrith MADD
and served on the University's
Student Life Committee.
AU the consultants are
now regionalized, so most
chapters should receive visits
fix>m the same consultant
throughout the }-ear.
ASAE recognizes
Fraternity
The American Sodety of Association
Eixecutives recendy
recognized the International
Fratemity for its chapters'
philanthropic community service
projects.
Phi DeltaTheta was
added to ASAE's Association
Advance America Honor RoU,
which recognizes significant
contributions to society.
General Council
holds retreat
The General Council recentiy
held its annual retreat in
Gatlinburg,Tenn. Five staff
members accompanied the
members of the Council during
the four-day meeting in
September.
Some of the top issues on
the agenda were membership
recruitment, risk management,
the General Fratemity budget,
expansion, alumni services,
and chapter housing.
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