Chapter News - Cross and Crescent

Survey Winners
Since 2006-2007 academic year, the Office of Administration has conducted FEATURE an assessment project to measure the efficacy of Lambda Chi Alpha’s
educational programming at both the chapter and individual level. This past year, to encourage participation, incentives were offered at both the
individual and chapter level, resulting in almost a 20 percent increase in participation. The chapter incentive was a free General Assembly Initiation for
the highest completion percentage, and individual associate members and brothers were randomly selected to win 8GB iPod nanos. Below, you will see
the chapters and brothers who were rewarded for their outstanding participation in this assessment project:
Associate Survey GA Winners
(100% participation)
* Ball State (Iota-Alpha)
* Georgetown
(Kappa-Omega)
* Missouri S&T
(Alpha-Delta)
* Simpson (Theta-Lambda)
Aaron Fiesler
Aaron Fiesler is a former resident of
from Bowling Green, Missouri. He
attended Culver-Stockton College for
four years and graduated with a degree
in Finance. He joined Lambda Chi
Alpha his freshman year and later was
elected to High Tau. He was elected
High Alpha his sophomore year. He
has held presidency in the positions
of IFC, and Student Government.
When asked why he wanted to be an ELC, he said because
Lambda Chi Alpha has given him so much over the years
that he wants to teach other brothers what he’s learned.
Aaron Gomeztrejo
Aaron Gomeztrejo is originally from
southern California. He is a graduate
of the University of California in San
Diego with a Bachelor of Science in
Psychology. He says that highlights
of his college career were serving as
President of Pi-Beta chapter of LCA,
and winning the “Brother of the Year”.
When asked why he wanted to be an ELC, he said the road that led
to him to becoming an ELC was paved with curiosity. “I have always
wanted to travel around the United States, and working for Lambda
Chi Alpha has been a regular occurrence throughout my college career.
I was curious enough to ask a few ELCs about the position and they
were nice enough to answer my questions and encourage me. I feel
very blessed to have this opportunity and I can’t wait to begin!”
Justin Fisher
Justin Fisher is an adoptee from South
Korea who was raised in Westminster,
MD; a small town 40 minutes northwest
of Baltimore. He went to the University
of North Carolina at Greensboro,
and graduated in 2010 with a B.S. in
Marketing. He joined Lambda Chi Alpha’s
Phi Theta Zeta in the spring of
Associate Survey
(90% - 99% participation)
* Bradley (Kappa-Upsilon)
* Georgia Tech (Beta-Kappa)
* Iowa (Iota-Chi)
* Kansas State (Gamma-Xi)
* Lycoming (Iota-Beta)
* Memphis (Zeta-Theta)
* Mercer (Zeta-Omega)
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Initiate Survey GA Winners (100%
participation)
* Florida Tech (Beta-Nu)
* Franklin (Kappa-Gamma)
* George Washington
(Delta-Xi)
* Ohio State (Gamma-Tau)
2006, during which time he held the offices of High Tau, High Alpha
and High Kappa. While in school, he was also involved with the
Student Government, the Dean of Students Office, IFC, and worked
in the student union. Justin enjoys basketball, golf, and tennis
When asked why he wanted to be an ELC, he said he became
interested in the position after one of his ELCs got him interested
in the Fraternity’s national operations. He says that he looks forward
to working with different chapters and meeting brothers from
across the country, being able to mentor younger brothers and
help them along their journey, as well as looking foreword to his
own opportunity to grow and learn about Lambda Chi Alpha.
Patrick Vaughn
Patrick Vaughan is from Cleveland,
Oklahoma, and is a recent graduate
of Northeastern State University with
a bachelor’s degree in hospitality and
tourism management. During his
time at NSU, he held the offices of
social chairman and president. Patrick
was also involved in Rookie Bridge
Camp, Northeastern Activities Board,
Northeastern Student Government
Association, Colleges Strategies, and
Student Homecoming Week Committee. He was also a member of
the President’s Leadership Class, Rho Theta Sigma Honors Society,
Delta Mu Delta Business Honors Society, Outstanding Greek
Freshman, Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities
and Colleges, Outstanding Greek President, and Top 5 Greek
Males during his time at NSU. Most recently he was named the
Most Outstanding Senior for the Class of 2010 at Northeastern.
When asked why he wanted to be an ELC, he said because he has
lived and breathed Lambda Chi Alpha for the last five years, and
sees great opportunity in continuing to be an active part of the
organization that helped make him who he is today. Patrick said,
“I also truly enjoy helping students in their collegiate experience,
and have had a great time being a mentor to my current chapter,
and hope to do the same for all the chapters that I will encounter.”
He also hopes this experience will help him in his future endeavors
of working in higher education at the collegiate level.
Cross & Crescent June 2010
Initiate Survey
(80% - 99% participation)
* Kettering - A
(Lambda-Epsilon A)
* Missouri S&T
(Alpha-Delta)
* Simpson (Theta-Lambda)
* Valparaiso (Iota-Sigma)
* Wake Forest (Theta-Tau)