Triangle Brothers
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Kevin Brandstatter |
CS |
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Ryan Cisko |
ME |
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Ryan Cummings |
Civil Engineering |
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Erik Donarski |
ME AE |
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Christopher Dyck |
ARCH |
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Jacob French |
ME |
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Chaz Granholm |
ITM |
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Hans Griese |
ARCH |
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Sean Hahn |
Civil Engineering |
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Matthew Heinzel |
ME |
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Matt Ivancic |
ME |
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Ryan Kamphuis |
Physics Education |
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John Kerin |
Business |
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Terrance King |
ME |
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Stephen Pepper |
Business |
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Grant Pierce |
CS |
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Ramzi Riadi |
ME |
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Gregory Rupp |
BME |
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Chris Schaffer |
ME |
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Michael Schmitz |
ECE |
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Kaleb Shafa |
ARCH |
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So what does it mean to be a brother? "Brotherhood" is the reason why students around the country have decided to join fraternities. Brotherhood is a hard word to define. In a fraternity, students with common interests live in a common environment. Through sharing experiences, working together toward common goals, helping one another through rough times and celebrating achievements, a bond called "brotherhood" is formed, deeper than friendship. Brotherhood is what gives a house personality. It's what gives a student security and encouragement after leaving home. Brotherhood is not something that's experienced when you first join, but rather something that grows with age, something that lasts after leaving the physical structure of the house upon graduation. Our brothers are expected to live by our Code of Ethics. |
