Prospectus 2014

Table of Contents

General Information
Schedule.....................................
Map............................................
Definitions..................................
FAQ............................................
Recruitment Policies...................

Chapter Pages (in alphabetical order)
Alpha Epsilon Pi !"#..............
Delta Kappa Epsilon $%"........
Delta Tau Delta $&$.................
Kappa Alpha KA.......................
Kappa Sigma %'........................
Phi Kappa Psi (%)....................
Sigma Alpha Epsilon '!"..........
Sigma Chi '*.............................
Sigma Nu '+...............................
Sigma Phi Epsilon '("...............
Theta Delta Chi ,$*...................


2014 Recruitment Schedule
Week 1
Mandatory Kickoff Event: Monday, 3/31, 5:30 to 7:00 in Cubberly Auditorium. Pizza and drinks
will be provided.
Open House Events: Running from 8-11 pm
Monday (3/31) Tuesday (4/1) Wednesday (4/2) Thursday (4/3)
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Optional Invitation Only Events: Sat 4/5 and Sun 4/6
Week 2
Open House Events: Running from 8-11 pm
Monday (4/7) Tuesday (4/8) Wednesday (4/9) Thursday (4/10)
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Invitation Only Retreats: Sat 4/12, Sun 4/13
Bid Period: Bids may go out on 4/14 and must be accepted by 5pm on 4/16

Locations

Contact Information
IFC Recruitment Chairs
Austin Chustz: atchustz@stanford.edu
John Murray: j hmurray@stanford.edu
Greek Life Advisor
Amanda Rodriguez: amrod@stanford.edu
IFC President
Everett Watson: ewatson5@stanford.edu

Helpful Definitions

African American Fraternal Sororal Association (AAFSA): A student governing body for
historically black Greek organizations
Active: A member who has completed his period of new membership and has been formally initiated
into a fraternity
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%&'()*+$ A local gioup that iepiesents a laigei national oi fiateinal oiganization
,*- /*01*+ 2*+"3# 425*#6* 2*+"3#7: The peiiou following membeiship selection anu uuiing
which new membeis leain about a fiateinity. New membeiship piepaies inuiviuuals foi
initiation into full membeiship in the fiateinity
uieek: A teim applieu to membeis affiliateu with a uieek lettei fiateinity oi soioiity
89)*+:;+')*+9")< %3=9>"5 48;%7$ The bouy consisting of iepiesentatives fiom each chaptei,
which plans anu uiiects the activities of theii iespective membei oiganizations, plans anu
uiiects ieciuitment activities, anu in geneial acts as the fiateinal system's liaison to the
univeisity
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foimally inuucteu into the gioup's local chaptei anu laigei fiateinal oiganization
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2+3B(*>)"A* ,*- /*01*+ 4C=B&**7$ Inuiviuual paiticipating in Reciuitment
C*>+=")0*9) 4C=B&7$ The foimal peiiou set asiue foi selecting piospective membeis foi a
fiateinity. Reciuitment is a peiiou of social activity uuiing which inuiviuuals inteiesteu in
joining a uieek oiganization may become acquainteu with chaptei membeis



Fraternity FAQ
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The foimal Spiing Reciuitment is an oppoitunity foi unueigiauuate men to join one of the many
fiateinal oiganizations on the Stanfoiu campus. It is a two-week piocess filleu with fiateinity-hosteu
events. The object of Reciuitment is to intiouuce piospective new membeis to the uieek community anu
to give them an oppoitunity to join a fiateinity. It enus with the Biu Peiiou, uuiing which fiateinities
invite canuiuates to become membeis of theii oiganizations.
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The ieciuitment spans the fiist two weeks of Spiing Quaitei.
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Foi many, being a membei of a fiateinity is a unique anu fulfilling expeiience. It affoius many gieat
oppoitunities uuiing both the unueigiauuate yeais anu life beyonu Stanfoiu. Fiateinities offei
leaueiship ioles, athletic anu iecieational activities, community seivice oppoitunities, social events,
scholaiship, fiienuship, anu biotheihoou.
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Yes. Stanfoiu's uieek houses opeiate inuepenuently of Stanfoiu's housing lotteiy. If you ieceive a biu to
a houseu fiateinity, you aie guaianteeu housing in that fiateinity house foi at least youi sophomoie anu
senioi yeais. In many cases, fiateinity housing will be available to you foi all of youi iemaining yeais at
Stanfoiu. Ask at the inuiviuual fiateinities that you aie iushing about theii specific housing policies foi
moie uetails.
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Fiateinity membeiship shoulu not have any uetiimental effects on youi acauemic peifoimance. While a
fiateinity can be a majoi time commitment, theie will always be time to uevote to youi stuuies. We aie
all Stanfoiu stuuents fiist anu foiemost. In fact, many see a iise in theii giaues aftei joining a fiateinal
oiganization, as biotheis aie often able to offei each othei acauemic suppoit.
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The cost vaiies fiom fiateinity to fiateinity. Typically, unhouseu fiateinities have lowei uues than theii
houseu counteipaits. Foi moie infoimation, be suie to contact the inuiviuual fiateinities. Nany chapteis
aie able to offei payment plans oi scholaiships in oiuei to assist with possible financial buiuens.
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Theie aie seven houseu fiateinities: Sigma Alpha Epsilon(SAE), Phi Kappa Psi (Phi Psi), Kappa Alpha
(KA), Sigma Chi, Sigma Nu, Theta Belta Chi (Theta Belt), anu Kappa Sigma (Kappa Sig)
Theie aie foui unhouseu fiateinities: Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi), Belta Kappa Epsilon (BKE), Belta Tau
Belta (BTB oi Belts), anu Sigma Phi Epsilon (Sig Ep)


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The houseu anu unhouseu expeiiences uiffei in a vaiiety of ways. 0nhouseu fiateinities often iequiie
less of a financial commitment anu uo not have the auueu iesponsibility of caiing foi a iesiuence.
Bowevei, each fiateinity, iegaiuless of whethei it is houseu oi unhouseu, is unique in its own iight. Ask
fiateinity membeis what theii chaptei uoes, what foimal events they offei, anu what theii infoimal
cultuie is like to get the best feel foi each inuiviuual oiganization.
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Yes. It is 0niveisity policy that the entiie two week Reciuitment Peiiou is uiy. Fiateinities will not
pioviue any soit of alcohol oi contiolleu substances at Reciuitment events. As uetaileu in the
Reciuitment policy, theie aie significant penalties foi any fiateinity in the possession of alcohol oi any
contiolleu substances at any time uuiing the Reciuitment peiiou, incluuing monetaiy fines anu
suspension fiom the Intei-Fiateinity Council.
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Fiateinities may take piospective new membeis off campus on any given weekuay as long as: 1. The
event uoes not involve any alcohol consumption 2. The piospective new membeis aie back on campus
no latei than 7:Supm S. The event uoes not conflict with any official IFC Reciuitment event oi official
Reciuitment event for any othei chapteis. Weekenu tiips must abiue by the IFC's weekenu tiip policy.
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No. You may visit as many, oi as few, fiateinities as you see fit. Bowevei, you aie stiongly encouiageu to
visit as many events as possible uuiing Reciuitment anu meet as many fiateinity membeis as possible.
Theie is always the chance that you neglecteu to visit the fiateinity that was actually the best fit foi you.
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A biu is a foimal invitation to join a fiateinity. Fiateinities will be extenuing bius fiom Sunuay Apiil 1Sth
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theie aie moie membeis in the fiateinity that the house can accommouate, you may be able to live
outsiue the house. 0sually, new ieciuits have fiist piefeience to live in the house. Bowevei, housing
policies uiffei fiom oiganization to oiganization. Be suie to question membeis of each fiateinity about
theii new membei housing policy.


Making the Most of Recruitment

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You can glean some infoimation about each fiateinity fiom theii iespective national websites.
Auuitionally, many of the chapteis on campus have inuiviuual websites
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If you have any questions about a fiateinity, make suie to ask them. You uo not want to base as
impoitant a uecision as joining a fiateinity on incomplete infoimation. Auuitionally, fiateinities
like fiank anu upfiont inuiviuuals anu aie moie than happy to answei any questions that you
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impiession of the fiateinity, but it also lets you make a stiongei impiession on moie of the
chaptei's membeiship.
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Even if you miss a few events uon't think that ieciuitment is ovei foi you. It is not uncommon foi
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0nfoitunately, you may encountei, anu may have alieauy encounteieu, baumouthing of
inuiviuual chapteis by eithei othei fiateinities oi non membeis. Bon't let these types of iumois
negatively coloi youi attituue against a chaptei. uet to know each fiateinity foi youiself anu
keep in minu that the spieaueis of these iumois aie usually just ieflecting bauly against theii
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Theie's a goou chance that you will have fiienus going thiough the ieciuitment piocess too, anu
many of you may be consiueiing the same fiateinities. Nany may finu that the iight fiateinity
choice coinciues with that of theii fiienus'; otheis may not. Nake suie that you make youi
uecisions on iushing anu joining a fiateinity aie maue with youi best inteiests in minu, anu not
baseu on outsiue piessuies.


Recruitment Policies
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Reciuitment will iun foi the fiist two weeks staiting in Apiil. The fiist event of
ieciuitment will be helu on SS12u14 anu will concluue on 4162u14
No chaptei may holu events outsiue of the IFC Reciuitment scheuule
Fiateinities may opt to invite piospective new membeis to a final off-campus
event uuiing the final weekenu of ieciuitment, 4122u14, 41S2u14. Each
fiateinity may choose whethei to holu that event on the Fiiuay, Satuiuay oi
Sunuay. Fiateinities shoulu tiy to ieuuce event oveilap as much as possible.
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Bius will be uistiibuteu by phone oi in peison between 41S2u14 anu
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Piospective new membeis have until 4162u14 at Spm to iesponu to each biu
ieceiveu. 0nce a biu has been accepteu the piospective new membei shoulu notify
all othei chapteis fiom which he has ieceiveu a biu.
Theie is a "Zeio Toleiance" policy foi any piessuie exeiteu fiom any chaptei
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canuiuate who was given a biu.
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IFC anu 0niveisity policy state that the Spiing ieciuitment peiiou must be uiy.
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contact between a piospective new membei anu a fiateinity uuiing Reciuitment
(uay oi night) wheie alcohol is piesent will be consiueieu a violation of this policy.
Penalties foi alcohol violations will, in stanuaiu cases, be baseu on the numbei of
fiateinity membeis anu piospective new membeis piesent. 0niveisity action may
also be taken, with the chaptei being ievieweu by the 0iganization Conuuct Boaiu.
Fiateinities may take piospective new membeis off-campus on a given weekuay
as long as: the event is uiy anu uoes not involve alcohol oi any othei contiolleu
substance consumption, the piospective membeis aie back on campus by 7:Supm,
anu the event uoes not conflict with an IFC Reciuitment event.
0pen Bouses aie fiom 8-11pm. Fiateinities may holu events only on the nights to
which they aie assigneu. All piospective new membeis must leave the event by
11pm.
Sanctions imposeu foi non-alcoholic violations of iegulations will be maue on a
case-by-case basis by the IFC Executive Committee.
Following the poweis gianteu by the IFC Constitution, any fiateinity founu in
violation of these policies will appeai befoie the IFC Executive Committee. Seiious
violations may be passeu onto the 0SA anu 0iganization Conuuct Boaiu foi
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-Alpha Epsilon Pi-

The decision to attend Stanford was one of the most significant choices you ever had to make.
The next three or four (or five or six) years of your life will not only be demanding and
rigorous, but also enlightening, rewarding and fun. Now, more than ever before, you are free to
be yourself and choose your friends - all you have to do is decide: who do you want to be.
This is what fraternity is about - this is what AEPi is about. Life at Stanford can move quick;
between p-sets and midterms, essays and presentations, and the boatload of extra-curriculars we
load on ourselves - it can be hard to find time to build meaningful friendships. Fraternity
membership will give you a strong social network on campus and friends who are up for doing
whatever, whenever. You will bond both by engaging in wild, hilarious shenanigans, and by
learning from your brothers and sharing your own talents.
AEPi has a strong presence on campus. We have ties to the Jewish community, good
relationships with sororities, a tradition of community service, and of course, our unique parties
like Jewish Special Dinner.
Our social schedule keeps us busy all year long. We do all-campus parties, formals in San
Francisco, mixers with sororities, brotherhood skydiving adventures, and road trips to party with
AEPi bros all across California. We are more than just a social organization, though, AEPi
brothers are active leaders in Hillel, intramural sports, Stanford in Government, the Daily,
Ultimate Frisbee, Jazz Orchestras, theatre and comedy groups, and, of course, hackathons.
We also have sick alumni network. Our alumni are leaders in industries like finance, law,
medicine, tech, and business. Not to mention AEPi National has connections in every job sector
imaginable (did you know Mark Zuckerberg was an AEPi).
We are a brotherhood of individuals with divers ethnic, religious, and political backgrounds who
come together to have a good time and add some spice to campus life. Its a fraternity of men
who want to be more than just frat boys. You should join us.




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Join Delta Kappa Epsilon (!KE) if you want to get more out of college. As an unhoused
fraternity, we arent bound by walls or social restrictions. You can be yourself, live where
you want, and still be a part of the brotherhood.

Our campus parties are epic, and our mixers with sororities are equally fun. We do crazy
things others are afraid to attempt. With !KE, dont expect to be overlooked. You can
start to have an impact from day 1. Weve taken trips to Mexico and Tahoe when
proposed by members. One of our favorite events this past year was a weekend houseboat
and jetski trip we took for a weekend. If you have an idea for a similarly fun adventure,
!KE is the perfect place to bring it to reality.

Our alumni network is vast. While at Stanford, you will attend tailgates, dinners, and
whatever else we can talk our way into. Besides local events, alumni from Stanford and
other !KE chapters offer unique opportunities to active members and recent graduates.
We stay in close contact with our alumni forming friendships and connections that stay
with us for a lifetime.

!KE was founded at Yale on June 22, 1844, by fifteen members of the class of 16. The
founders of !KE believed that the candidate most favored was he who combined in the
most equal proportions the gentleman, scholar, and the jolly good fellow criteria which
have remained unchanged to this day.

Five U.S. Presidents have been !KE, the most of any fraternity. The first man to reach
the North Pole was !KE, and a !KE has carried the Delta Kappa Epsilon flag to the
moon. In every corner of the world you will meet fellow !KEs, but whatever their
background or station in life, we are united by the shared experience of membership in
!KE.




The Sigma Rho Chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon was founded at Stanford University on
December 12, 1901. As one of Stanfords oldest fraternities, we honor our traditions. We
define ourselves and our brotherhood not by the accomplishments on our resumes but by
the strength of our bonds, the diversity of ourselves and passions, and our embrace of
new ideas. We want gentlemen, scholars, and jolly good fellows.


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-Delta Tau Delta-

Welcome to rush. With many excellent organizations to choose from at Stanford, the
task of choosing a fraternity that you will associate with for the next few years of
your college experience may seem overwhelming. As you journey through this
important and exciting time in your life, we encourage you to take the time to get to
know what each fraternity on campus has to offer.

That being said, we firmly believe you will find that !T! can offer you an incredible
experience unlike any other. One of the great benefits of !T! is its size. Our focus
lies in creating the best possible scenarios for our brothers, and our relatively small
size allows us to put more efforts into smaller events such as mixers with sororities,
rafting trips, and road trips to away football games. As a smaller group, we are able to
form closer bonds with our brothers and host smaller events for our own guests and
ourselves rather than have many large all-campus parties, although we do have a few
annual all-campus events as well.

Our brothers are accomplished athletes, entrepreneurs, musicians, and community
service leaders. Our membership reflects the wide variety of talent on Stanfords
campus and these diverse strengths bring us together as leaders, making it easy to
support each other in our individual pursuits. The Stanford Delts have a history
of excellence. Two of our recent alums are playing in the NFL. And have you heard
of John Arrillaga, Jim Plunkett, or John Elway? Yeah, they were all Delts.

As one of the longest standing institutions on campus with over 110 years of history,
the Stanford Delts have an impressive alumni network. Ask your parents or their
friends and you will quickly find out what !T! was known for back in the day. Delta
Tau Delta continues to be an impressive fraternity that produces impressive alumni,
not just another house on campus that hosts cool parties. Along with the strength of
our own alumni network, the network we have created at national and division
conferences makes traveling around the country a breeze.

In addition to throwing awesome mixers and parties, taking trips with brothers, and
forming close bonds with the entire !T! family, Delts also serve the community.
Members of our fraternity volunteer at the local childrens hospital and help out at an
elementary school in East Palo Alto. We also often partner with sororities to
help promote and organize community events that help raise awareness and funds.
Weve also been one of the first Delt chapters to work with our new philanthropy
partner, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

!T! is looking for leaders who want to contribute to the success of our fraternity and
continue our tradition of excellence both on campus and after graduation. In return,
you will find lifelong friendships with a tight knit group of brothers who will help
you grow and develop as a person and a great set of memories to look back on long
after you leave Stanford. While we may not have a house to offer, the University
hooks you up with that, and you still get to enjoy the benefits of living with girls and
non-Greek friends. However, the University cannot guarantee incredible memories
with a great group of friends who support each other throughout the best and worst of
times, and have a ton of fun along the way.




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KA
-Kappa Alpha-
Alpha PI Chapter

Surely, many of you know KA. Whether youve come for a party, or just taken advantage
of our open doors and inviting attitudes, youve undoubtedly seen some of what makes
KA the best place on campus. At KA we pride ourselves on being a great group of guys
who love hosting the fun events on campus, whether we are hanging out during the day
or getting rowdy at night. Our annual rafting trip on the American river and playing
broomball in Redwood City with the most fun group of guys and gals on campus are just
a couple of the highlights. Youll hardly ever find a day without a group of KA guys
gathered outside by the lake to sit back and enjoy our amazing surroundings. Youll
always find some of us tossing dice in the kitchen, playing tunes on the balcony,
watching games in the lounge, eating delicious meals from our chef, and going out
together at night. Most importantly, were a very tight-knit group. We love rolling out
to our athletes games and are the most fun fans youll find. We really do a lot together
because every guy here is friendly and fun to hangout with. KA offers the fun of Greek
life without many of the typical fraternity shenanigans. There is no system of enforced
seniority at KA. Pledges are treated just as well as actives, and everyone is on the same
playing field. No rollouts, elephant walks, bodily harm, or other ridiculous hazing of any
kind. This is not a trap, its just not our style. As a pledge, you can even pick your own
roommate for a luxurious two-room double next year.

All in all we take pride in our reputation for being respectful, stand up guys from all parts
of the Stanford community. We have members from all walks of life. Weve got athletic
guys, weve got really funny dudes, and weve got geniuses. No discrimination here. We
all value our role as leaders in the Greek community, and we work hard to serve those
around us with events like the KA kickball Classic, Movember (our annual charity
mustache competition), and the KAnned food drive. In all seriousness, if youre a cool
guy who loves to have a good time, meet new people, and make the most of your four
years in college, then come check out our rush events and be part of the wonderful
community KA offers for a lifetime.













BROTHER HOMETOWN MAJOR YEAR

Abrams, David Chi City, IL Animal Husbandry 2015
Aiello, Matt San Jose, CA English 2015
Balassone, James Los Altos, CA Rocks for Jocks 2013
Barnett, Connor Menlo Park, CA Illusions Studies 2014
Barnum, Chris Los Angeles, CA Iberian Studies 2014
Basilico, Simon
Batteer, Zach
Birminham, AL
Pittsburgh, PA
EE
Earth Systems (for the ladies)
2014
2015
Bailey, Robert The Darkness, MA The Dark Arts 2013
Blue, Kyler Seattle, WA Defense Against The Dark Arts 2015
Bowen, Alex San Diego, CA Water Polo and Product Design 2015
Calinan, Jimmy Burlingame, CA Not Hanging Out 2015
Carey, Austin Agoura, CA Hanging Out 2015
Carter, Mike Cape Town, South Africa Its hard to explain 2015
Chung, Kieran Newport, CA Bio Engineering 2015
Cook, Brian Santa Cruz, CA STS 2014
Dahl, Michael Newport, CA Regular Husbandry 2015
Delgado, Grant Palos Verdes, CA MS&E 2014
Deyan, Austin The "Real OC", CA GLC 2014
Dodson, Jason Lake Nowwego, OR Psychology 2013
Dolben, Dave North Andover, MA Electrical Engineering 2013
Dunlevie, Bob Federated States of
Micronesia
Geography (obviously) 2015
Falls, Denny Chi City, IL MS&E 2014
Gamble, Ian Santa Barbara, CA Feminist Studies, Ph.D. 2013
Gorskie, Hunter Malboro, NJ Choreography 2013
Grafentin, Grant
Grinalds, Andrew
Allen, TX
Unknown
Volleyball Game Management
Chiptango Studies
2015
2013
Guinard, Javier Davis, CA Astrophysics and Rocket Science 2014
Haly, Spencer Newport, CA MS&E 2015
Heldick-Smith, Seth Winchester, MA Student Government 2015
Henken, Hans San Diego, CA Nautical Engineering 2015
Hoversten, Nick NorCal Political Science 2014
Hutchins, Drew Philly, PA Agriculture 2014
Ingles, Alistair Down Under Kangaroo Biology 2015
Irvin, Steven Los Angeles, CA Starting Fights 2014
Jahn, Adam Davis, CA Quesadilla Architecture 2013
Kaaa, Chandler Hilo, HI Htripleistory 2013
Kemper, Sean San Diego, CA Computer Science 2015
Kneller, Jake Westlake Village, CA Business, Medicine 2013
Kuremsky, Connor Human Biology 2015
Laube, Kevin San Diego, CA Symbolic Systems 2014
Lawler, Alec Menlo Park, CA Biology 2014
Lopez, JC Miami, Fl Chemistry 2013
Lorentzen, ivind Greenwich, CT Mechanical Engineering 2013
Losoreli, Steven Pasadena, CA Human Biology 2015
Mikkelsen, Anders Hvalstad, Norway Calligraphy 2015
Miller, Brogan Cameron Park, CA Product Design 2013
Mitchell, Chad Trinidad (and Tobago) Caribbean Studies 2015
Mochalski, Eric Manhattan Beach, CA Italian 2014
Noguerol, Felipe Miami, FL Feminist Studies 2015
Ortel, Jack Annapolis, MD Econ 2015
Padval, Vikram Bombay, India Spelling Bees 2014
Perez, David D.C. Franchise Economics 2013
Perkins, Galen Westbrook, ME Empire History 2013
Platshon, Scott Menlo Park, CA Feminist Studies 2013
Ploch, Hunter Santa Barbara, CA Physics 2013
Reinhard, Larry LBC, CA Aquatic Studies 2014
Rudolph, Paul Menlo Park, CA History 2013
Ryan, Jack Seattle, WA Marine Biology 2014
Sakaida, Scooter Islands of Wikiki MS&E 2014
Shapiro, Sam San Francisco, CA Undecided 2013
Schwartz, Mike Aspen, CO High School Football 2015
Smit, Kaess The Gym Bodybuilding and Supplements 2015
Sonnenberg, Jake Los Angeles, CA Wheeling & Dealing 2015
Toole, Oliver Santa Barbara, CA Tomfoolery 2014
Tubbs, Daniel Black and Yellow, PA Steel Engineering 2014
Watkins, Forrest Seal Beach, CA Computer Science 2013
Wright, Eric Menlo Park, CA Skyrim 2014
Zack, Marty San Fran, CA Mathematics 2014
FRATERNTIY Kappa Alpha Order
GREEK
LETTERS
KA
NATIONAL
FRATERNITY
Founded December 21,
1865
STANFORD
CHAPTER
Founded 1995
WEBSITE http://www.stanford.edu/
group/KappaAlpha
PRESIDENT Connor Barnett
@stanford.edu
RUSH
CHAIRS
David Abrams
dbabrams@stanford.edu

Jake Sonnenberg
Jake796@stanford.edu



BROTHER HOMETOWN MAJOR YEAR

Abrams, David Chi City, IL Animal Husbandry 2015
Aiello, Matt San Jose, CA English 2015
Balassone, James Los Altos, CA Rocks for Jocks 2013
Barnett, Connor Menlo Park, CA Illusions Studies 2014
Barnum, Chris Los Angeles, CA Iberian Studies 2014
Basilico, Simon
Batteer, Zach
Birminham, AL
Pittsburgh, PA
EE
Earth Systems (for the ladies)
2014
2015
Bailey, Robert The Darkness, MA The Dark Arts 2013
Blue, Kyler Seattle, WA Defense Against The Dark Arts 2015
Bowen, Alex San Diego, CA Water Polo and Product Design 2015
Calinan, Jimmy Burlingame, CA Not Hanging Out 2015
Carey, Austin Agoura, CA Hanging Out 2015
Carter, Mike Cape Town, South Africa Its hard to explain 2015
Chung, Kieran Newport, CA Bio Engineering 2015
Cook, Brian Santa Cruz, CA STS 2014
Dahl, Michael Newport, CA Regular Husbandry 2015
Delgado, Grant Palos Verdes, CA MS&E 2014
Deyan, Austin The "Real OC", CA GLC 2014
Dodson, Jason Lake Nowwego, OR Psychology 2013
Dolben, Dave North Andover, MA Electrical Engineering 2013
Dunlevie, Bob Federated States of
Micronesia
Geography (obviously) 2015
Falls, Denny Chi City, IL MS&E 2014
Gamble, Ian Santa Barbara, CA Feminist Studies, Ph.D. 2013
Gorskie, Hunter Malboro, NJ Choreography 2013
Grafentin, Grant
Grinalds, Andrew
Allen, TX
Unknown
Volleyball Game Management
Chiptango Studies
2015
2013
Guinard, Javier Davis, CA Astrophysics and Rocket Science 2014
Haly, Spencer Newport, CA MS&E 2015
Heldick-Smith, Seth Winchester, MA Student Government 2015
Henken, Hans San Diego, CA Nautical Engineering 2015
Hoversten, Nick NorCal Political Science 2014
Hutchins, Drew Philly, PA Agriculture 2014
Ingles, Alistair Down Under Kangaroo Biology 2015
Irvin, Steven Los Angeles, CA Starting Fights 2014
Jahn, Adam Davis, CA Quesadilla Architecture 2013
Kaaa, Chandler Hilo, HI Htripleistory 2013
Kemper, Sean San Diego, CA Computer Science 2015
Kneller, Jake Westlake Village, CA Business, Medicine 2013
Kuremsky, Connor Human Biology 2015
Laube, Kevin San Diego, CA Symbolic Systems 2014
Lawler, Alec Menlo Park, CA Biology 2014
Lopez, JC Miami, Fl Chemistry 2013
Lorentzen, ivind Greenwich, CT Mechanical Engineering 2013
Losoreli, Steven Pasadena, CA Human Biology 2015
Mikkelsen, Anders Hvalstad, Norway Calligraphy 2015
Miller, Brogan Cameron Park, CA Product Design 2013
Mitchell, Chad Trinidad (and Tobago) Caribbean Studies 2015
Mochalski, Eric Manhattan Beach, CA Italian 2014
Noguerol, Felipe Miami, FL Feminist Studies 2015
Ortel, Jack Annapolis, MD Econ 2015
Padval, Vikram Bombay, India Spelling Bees 2014
Perez, David D.C. Franchise Economics 2013
Perkins, Galen Westbrook, ME Empire History 2013
Platshon, Scott Menlo Park, CA Feminist Studies 2013
Ploch, Hunter Santa Barbara, CA Physics 2013
Reinhard, Larry LBC, CA Aquatic Studies 2014
Rudolph, Paul Menlo Park, CA History 2013
Ryan, Jack Seattle, WA Marine Biology 2014
Sakaida, Scooter Islands of Wikiki MS&E 2014
Shapiro, Sam San Francisco, CA Undecided 2013
Schwartz, Mike Aspen, CO High School Football 2015
Smit, Kaess The Gym Bodybuilding and Supplements 2015
Sonnenberg, Jake Los Angeles, CA Wheeling & Dealing 2015
Toole, Oliver Santa Barbara, CA Tomfoolery 2014
Tubbs, Daniel Black and Yellow, PA Steel Engineering 2014
Watkins, Forrest Seal Beach, CA Computer Science 2013
Wright, Eric Menlo Park, CA Skyrim 2014
Zack, Marty San Fran, CA Mathematics 2014
FRATERNTIY Kappa Alpha Order
GREEK
LETTERS
KA
NATIONAL
FRATERNITY
Founded December 21,
1865
STANFORD
CHAPTER
Founded 1995
WEBSITE http://www.stanford.edu/
group/KappaAlpha
PRESIDENT Connor Barnett
@stanford.edu
RUSH
CHAIRS
David Abrams
dbabrams@stanford.edu

Jake Sonnenberg
Jake796@stanford.edu

Contact Information:
Jake Sonnenburg (President)-
jake796@stanford.edu

Kyler Blue (Rush Chair)-
kyblue@stanford.edu

Andrew McCormack (Rush Chair)-
amccorma@stanford.edu

Griffin Bolan (Rush Chair)-
gbolan@stanford.edu

Website
www.stanford.edu/group/KappaAlpha

K!
-Kappa Sigma-

Think back to admit weekend when you were just a skinny, pimple-ridden, high schooler
pumped to chat up some rando from Harvard-Westlake at BROC party. Fast-forward one year,
and now youre a proud member of Kappa Sigma sporting a robust stache, smooth skin, and
even smoother moves. And youre still amped for BROC party.
But what if we told you it gets better? As a prominent social hub on campus, Kappa Sigma
boasts an arsenal of gatherings, all of which feature artists ranging from in house DJ
Grovemau5 to ber-celebrity Kanye West (via iPod). The bass is loud enough to shake the
walls of Munger, and the lost-and-found is comprised exclusively of lanyards, iPhones, and
about six hundred faces. Why study abroad when you have Eurotrash?
But lets get down to the nitty-gritty. The Beta Zeta chapter of Kappa Sigma was founded in
1896 on a tradition of excellence. We expect excellence from our members in all aspects of their
lives. Excellence in their academics, personal behavior, extracurriculars, community service,
sleep habits, hygiene, dancing ability, etiquette, and reading comprehension. Our house has a
tremendous legacy at this school not only of producing great men, but also fighting for diversity
and reform. We have a large and active alumni base, and each member has an alumni mentor
with whom they share a personal and professional relationship.
Kappa Sigma is about making connections. We have athletes, artists, engineers, economists and
everything in between, all of whom share the bond of brotherhood and a common love for our
house. We work hard, play hard, and make the most of our time here. So if youre down to spend
the next three years rolling around the PAC 12 in a Winnebago, spending spring days at the
beach and winter ones on the slopes, and feasting on Juan Carlos dank chalupas, then come
check us out. Perhaps youll meet some guys you can see yourself living with; perhaps youll
pre-assign to Oak Creek. Either way there will be fun, free food, and vigorous man flirting.
See you at rush.

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- PHI KAPPA PSI



What makes Phi Kappa Psi the best fraternity on campus? Some may say its the parties,
the alumni network, or the amazing house, but what really sets us apart are the brothers. We at
PKP take pride in generally being known as some of the classiest bros on campus.

Live Ever. Die Never. Phi Kappa Psi. Three phrases that embody a spirit of brotherhood
and excellence rivaled by no other student group. We hail from all walks of life, and no one label
can truly capture the essence of what it means to be a Phi Psi. Our brothers ardently pursue
their passions and are involved in a variety of activities and leadership positions. We are
musicians, activists, gamers, academics, leaders, athletes, engineers, and part-time comedians.
But above all, we are brothers.

This variety of members let us enjoy an event-filled social scene. Invites, progressives,
mixers, dinners, and tailgates provide brothers with an outlet for fun and relaxation. Still, we
realize that schoolwork is important as well; balancing work with an active social life is a skill Phi
Psis take with them throughout college and beyond.

Living in Phi Psi is an experience like none other. How could living in a row house with
35 of your best friends be anything else? We are the most energetic men youll ever meet and it
is a rare night where no one is playing pickup basketball, playing Smash, or planning our next
blockbuster party. So whether were hosting a mind-blowing dance party, paintballing in San
Jose, or simply hanging around the house, there is rarely a dull moment at Phi Psi.

Given the values and integrity of our fraternity, our graduating brothers are top-notch
men. Stanford Phi Psi alumni have created some of the most well known brands and
companies in the world, including iOS, Palantir, and Yahoo. Networking opportunities abound,
as we host many events with our alums, including Homecoming and Founders Day, that bring
in alumni from all around the States. The men you meet in Phi Kappa Psi will be your business
partners, your safety nets, and your lifelong friends. As we say, Phi Psi is for life.

Rushing Phi Psi is an opportunity to meet some of the most interesting men on campus,
who have collectively joined one of Stanfords most historic and noble organizations. Come see
for yourself. See you at rush.

!"#
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon -






















In many ways SAE is one of the most diverse student groups on campus. Hailing from all
over the US, Europe, Asia, and Latin America, our brothers backgrounds and interests
are truly unique. However, it is our similarities that bring us together as a brotherhood.
United in a vision of lasting friendship, scholarship, and an active social environment,
SAE has become one of the tightest knit groups of brothers on campus. SAE offers its
members the opportunity to be part of something bigger than themselves.

The first thing that may come to mind when thinking about SAE is the packed social
calendar. From the first day of cl asses, SAE ki cks off t he quart er wi t h a bang
at our very popul ar Back t o School part y, and keeps up t he pace wi t h at
least two more all-campus parties per quarter. Weekly bar nights, sorority mixers, ski
trips with sororities, and quarterly formals i n San Franci sco ensure t hat t here i s
al ways somet hi ng fun goi ng on. Event s such as 80s Part y, t he spri ng day
part y Li nner, and Roman Bat ht he onl y t oga part y on campushave
become yearl y t radi t i ons at t ended by hundreds of st udent s.

Asi de from soci al event s, SAE i s passi onat e about sport s. Many of our
members part i ci pat e i n varsi t y or club sports, and those who do not are often active
in the numerous intramural sports our house participates in and attend a large amount of
the various sporting events Stanford has to offer. At the same time, on any given
afternoon, you can walk into almost any room in the house and enj oy some t i me
wat chi ng TV or pl ayi ng XBox wi t h fri ends.

Looki ng at t he bi gger pi ct ure, SAE never forget s t hat i t i s part of
somet hi ng more t han j ust a si ngl e house. Every year we st ri ve t o gi ve
back t o t he l arger St anford and surroundi ng communi t i es t hrough service
events ranging from canned food drives, to rebuilding schools in East Palo Alto, and
finally our most recent charity basketball tournament. Furt her, what i s oft en
overl ooked about SAE i s our nat i onwi de presence as we have t he most
i ni t i at ed members of any nat i onal frat erni t y. Members of SAE al ways
have a pl ace t o st ay on ot her campuses, make connect i ons t hat l ead t o
work opport uni t i es, and frequent l y meet apparent st rangers who share
t hei r associ at i on wi t h SAE and i t s t radi t i ons.

Fi nal l y, SAE l i ke everyone at St anford i s seri ous about academi cs.
Brot hers earn t hei r free t i me, and support each ot hers effort s t o excel i n
t he cl assroom. The academi c support , al ong wi t h our i ncredi bl e al umni
network, ensures that brothers have great opportunities after college. Actives and recent
graduates have secured jobs with Appl e, Gol dman Sachs, McKi nsey & Co. ,
Morgan St anl ey, Teach for Ameri ca, JP Morgan, and numerous st art -ups.

As you l ook at t he many Greek opport uni t i es, remember t hat SAE i s more
t han j ust a pl ace t o l i ve. As rush approaches, we encourage you t o st op by
and form your own opi ni ons about us. You would be hard pressed to find an SAE
who regrets his choice. We hope to see you soon!

Rush Contact Information
Baker Tilney (President)
(satilney@stanford.edu)
Dean Poplawski (Rush Chair)
(rdpops@stanford.edu)
Conrad Ukropina (Rush Chair)
(conradu@stanford.edu)
X

-Sigma Chi-




Stanfords first and oldest housed Fraternity, Sigma Chi proudly combines tradition and
achievement with an unparalleled commitment to providing a high-quality experience
during college and beyond.

Sigma Chi is unlike any other Greek Chapter on campus. We bring together ambitious
men, with varying interests who share a common goal: to get the most out of college and
form a close group of brothers in the process. We are athletes, musicians, scholars and
leaders, together making a fraternity of truly amazing people.

Our uniqueness extends to our house as well: we own ita claim that no other fraternity
on campus can make. Spend some time around the House and you will undoubtedly feel
the real difference between the atmosphere in Sigma Chi and every other row house.
Recently, we completed a $3 million campaign worth of renovations, further ensuring
Sigma Chi as the finest residence on the Farm.

Year after year, Sigma Chi serves as one of the pillars of the Stanford social scene. From
our signature parties like Cowabunga and Graffiti Party, to our weekly Penthouses and
regular mixers with sororities, it is fair to say that we have a great time. Numerous date
events for brothers and their guests are held throughout the year, like our
Christmas party, fall formal in Las Vegas, and the spring formal in San
Francisco. Pilgrimages to Tahoe, Shasta, andmost recentlyto the Fiesta and Rose
Bowls, are also a staple of the House.

However, the Sigma Chi experience is about more than just partying. While our brothers
certainly play hard, we also believe in working hard. In addition to hosting inspiring
professors and awarding Sigma Chi scholarships for academic excellence, we promote
academia by genuinely supporting and encouraging each other as students.

Without question, Sigma Chi has the closest ties with its alumni of any Greek group on
campus, providing career connections and social networks that last a lifetime. Over the
years, these alumni relations have helped many brothers secure jobs and internships in
everything from investment banking and startups, to biotech companies and
microbreweries. Moreover, these associations reflect both the strength of our alumni
relations and the excellence shown by our active members.

Sigma Chi also has a very proud tradition of giving back to the community. One of our
strongest efforts is our weekly SPOON feed, in which we team up with the ladies of
Theta to prepare and serve meals at the Palo Alto Opportunity Center. We are also
leading a new tutoring program working with East Palo Alto students, where we bring
underprivileged kids to the house and help them with homework each week, providing a
strong foundation of guidance and mentorship. Perhaps most notably, our Chapter carries
on the renowned Sigma Chi tradition of Derby Days. With the help of the ISC sororities,
we have raised thousands of dollars for the Childrens Miracle Network and Huntsman
Cancer Institute through this event. And we look forward to making Derby Days an even
bigger event at Stanford this spring.

Most importantly, what characterizes our house is a solid foundation of brotherhood; it is
what binds together our different temperaments, talents, and convictions, and leads to
lifelong friendships. If you are drawn to any of the above, we welcome you to come hang
out at the House anytime and see if Sigma Chi is right for you.

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othei if they haun't joineu. We have athletes, buuuing politicians (half the senioi
class piesiuents anu an ASS0 Senatoi), actois, RAs, volunteeis, anu musicians.
Buiing the quaitei we can be founu suppoiting oui biotheis B}ing a set at paities
aiounu campus, in plays, anu at spoiting events (evei seen someone quauiuple back
flip in a gymnastics meet. us neithei but we can hope). We aie all Stanfoiu stuuents
anu we know woiking can be a uiag so the house is a gieat place to chill uuiing the
uay as well, wheie sunny uays aie taken up by such myiiau activities as hanging out
on the lawn playing games oi on the basketball couit, anu all the while oui speakeis
aie laying uown the phattest beats. We uon't actually use the woiu phat.

Sigma Nu has a social calenuai filleu with piogiessives, foimals, bai nights
uownstaiis anu balcony nights upstaiis, anu chaptei uevelopment nights wheie tiue
bonus aie foimeu (ieau: some fiienuly in-house competition foi those miu-week
uoluiums). We also typically have two oi thiee open paities a quaitei, just to spice
things up anu shaie the house. Anu whethei its the extieme taco bell challenge (two
4u oz beveiages, 14 items fiom the T-bell value menu), oi uelicious foou fiom oui
new chef Ralph, we always eat like kings.

Besiues social gatheiings, Sigma Nu pioviues membeis with the oppoitunity to put
on philanthiopy events like Sigma Boo (it's a Balloween night foi little kius. we like
puns) anu Snowchella (i.e. huge conceit foi chaiity with ovei $12,uuu of univeisity
money pleugeu foi lights anu speakeis). It also puts membeis in contact with
oppoitunities like toui guiuing, Sieiia Camp staffing, anu stuuent theatie, in
auuition to moie boiing but supposeuly moie fiuitful exploits like inteinships,
ieseaich oppoitunities, anu job openings. Chubbies, Instagiam, Chailes Schwab,
veibling. Evei heaiu of those companies. Each has at least one founuei fiom Sigma
Nu, Beta Chi Chaptei. Plus, what othei house uo you know that has a balcony.
Exactly. We heie at Sigma Nu woulu love foi you to come anu visit. If you'ie
intiigueu, come chill. Best of luck in the Rush piocess (Anu make suie to ask about
Falconiy nights).






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- Sigma Phi Epsilon -



Are you ready? a powerful, omniscient voice boomed from afar.
Morgan Freeman? you meekly asked, with freshman-like innocence. Ready
for what?
For everything, the voice echoed back, and you were swept off your feet and placed
into the studly ranks of the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon

Sigma Phi Epsilon is everything doing everything, seeing everything, and experiencing
everything there is to experience in our four short years at college. Every SigEp realizes
that, with our young smiles, youthful cheer, and college-hardened bodies, this is the time
to experience things we will never get the chance to do again. We party with the lovely
ladies of Stanford sororities, throw all-campus parties, go to gun ranges (F*** YEAH
AMERICA), host wine-tasting events, attend concerts, organize philanthropy events,
decimate opposition in intramural sports, serenade sororities, hold physical challenges,
host speakers, allow members to showcase their passions and skills, attend national
conferences, and much, much more. SigEp never stops promising new ways to have a
good time, learn, and grow, all alongside fraternal brothers who will undoubtedly become
some of your best, lifelong friends.

SigEp is the largest national fraternity (Over 300,000 members! Look at all those 0s!),
and the first to have a chapter in all 50 states. Joining SigEp will introduce you to
hundreds of new people, but this is not merely about finding a group of friends we
bring together like-minded individuals who appreciate success in personal endeavor and
duty to fellow man, and are willing to challenge themselves in every aspect of personal
growth. We are a brotherhood of vibrant individuals, striving to become better
human beings, forming memories that last a lifetime, and occasionally dancing on tables.

SigEp has consistently delivered on its promise to build the Balanced Man. Our brothers
at Stanford have started their own companies and non-profits, gone on to be successful on
Wall Street and Capitol Hill, are leaders of major campus organizations, and are national
varsity athletics champions. Nationally, SigEp alumni are CEOs of Fortune
100companies, NFL quarterbacks, astronauts (The SigEp flag was aboard NASAs last
manned exploratory shuttle), and cultural figureheads like Dr. Seuss. Green Eggs and
Ham? More like Purple, Red, Gold Eggs and Ham.

So come join us at rush; wed love to meet you. Get to know us, eat some kick-ass food,
learn why we love SigEp, and see for yourself why all of our brothers unanimously agree
that joining SigEp was one of the best decisions theyve ever made.



Contact Information:

President:
Joe Arnstein (joefoley@stanford.edu)

Rush Chairs:
Alex De Baets (debaetsa@stanford.edu)
Tom Troxel (troxel@stanford.edu)
Nolan Walsh (njwalsh@stanford.edu)

!"X

- Theta Delta Chi -



Theta Delt is in its daily operation a living, breathing, coughing manifestation of the
accomplishments of men in brotherhood. Its brothers include dedicated academics,
athletes of distinction, artists, writers, thespians of inspiration, surfers, skaters, chillers,
and, last but not least, bros of the highest order.

Among houses on the row, our location is central, and is known by many as a beacon,
lighting the way from Scary Path to familiar freshman ground. Our festivities are among,
and widely considered the leaders of, the coolest fiestas in the Stanford community.
Bops, brews, and breezy livin' are the pillars of life in our section of the world.
Our kitchen-lounge social setup includes two separate state-of-the-art speaker systems, as
well as comprehensive lighting, a custom built DJ booth, and a stage on which the TDX
house band, Dire Times, makes the occasional appearance, attracting frat stars and
groupies alike to partake in rollicking gyration.

Yes, we are hard working gentlemen, but we dont mind an occasional break to let the
rest of Stanford catch up. Celebs gotta do what celebs gotta do. Partying at Theta Delt is
an experience unlike any other; the sights, the sounds, the tastes youd think you died
and ended up in Vegas. Our parties are kind of like Inception. We typically consolidate
our party-throwing experience to one open party a quarter, though it usually hits the
student body with the force of eight to ten open parties. In addition to these parties, we
host many closed events throughout the quarter, typically with one of our many gorgeous
sister sororities (not in a biological sense, so you know, its cool). In fact, these lovely
ladies are around so often, and in such huge crowds, that were often mistaken for a
sorority. Im having trouble typing this right now because two, wait, three, girls want
to play FIFA 13 with me.

What about daily life? It's chill, super chill, all the time. Our chef, Walter Sobchak was
the personal chef for Kevin Costner and the founder of Jack in the Box. He was also a pro
skater and the first person to snowboard, ever. Brothers of The Delt represent a number
of interests and pursuits. Our intramural basketball and football teams compete at the
highest level. With our own basketball and volleyball courts, pick-up games are standard
operating procedure in the Dojo. Musicians, the occasional chapter consultant, and Kirk
(on Friday and Saturday night) find their home in the band room, where equipment and
partners-in-the-jam are available most any time. Theta Delts also demonstrate a vested
interest in philanthropic activity, a fact demonstrated this year at the Autism Speaks U
Dodgeball Challenge, where the crusading residents of the pledge ghetto lost in a narrow
championship match to the leaping ladies of Kappa Alpha Theta.

Come one, come all. Chillers, philosophers, athletes, academics and all others. Check out
what having a darn good time is all about.




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