The Actives 2006-07

Getting to Know the Active Chapter

An interactive way to meet our active members

by Kevin Haslam ‘10

We’ve been working hard to inform our alumni brothers about what the actives do for the house. However, we haven’t highlighted some of the things the brothers do outside of the house to make a difference on campus – whether it be varsity athletics, involvement in religious groups or even ROTC – our brothers bring many attributes with them to Phi Delta Theta.

So, without further ado, we’d like to reintroduce you to the active chapter with information about what we do both in and out of the house!

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Dave Dunn ‘08 Semester: 6 Major: Mechanical Engineering Hometown: Dresher, PA Position: President, 2006 Homecoming Chairman, Dog Chairman Outside Activities: Member - IAESTE, ASME, Honors Societies - Tau Beta Pi (engineering Honors Society) , Phi Kappa Phi (Overall scholarship honors society, Schreyer Honors College Scholar, Dean's List, PUCA Scholarship recipient

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Nick Wagner ‘07 Semester: 10 Major: Computer Engineering Hometown: Mifflinburg, PA Outside Activities:  Has accepted an offer to work for Intel as a Computer Engineer at their facility in Oregon following graduation in the Spring.

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Nick Cade ‘07 Semester: 8 Major: Finance Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA Outside Activities: Currently on a Co-op for IBM in upstate New York, Dean's List, Penn State Investment Association

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Matt Quirin ‘07 Semester: 8 Major: Political Science, History Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA Outside Activities: Intends to go to Law School

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Nate Killough ‘07 Semester: 8 Major: Kinesiology Hometown: Boyertown, PA Position: Pledge Master

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Guy Bacco ‘07 Semester: 8 Major: Finance Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA Outside Activities: Currently on a Co-op for Johnson & Johnson in Raritan, New Jersey, Phi Eta Sigma national honors society, "chick evans caddy scholarship", study abroad ambassador for Italy

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Michel-Ray Davis ‘08 Semester: 8 Major: Psychology, Spanish Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA Outside Activities: General Manager of a Sports Bar (Sports Café, State College, PA)

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Jake Barker ‘07 Semester: 8 Major: Supply Chain Information Systems Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA

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Steve Feight ‘08 Semester: 8 Major: Civil Engineering Hometown: Hagerstown, MD Position: 2007 Homecoming Chairman

#665	Shane Goodenough ‘08 Semester: 8 Major: Computer Engineering Hometown: Newark, DE Outside Activities: IM Ice Hockey

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Mike Bernabe ‘07 Semester: 8 Major: Supply Chain Information Systems Hometown: Rockaway, NJ Position: Athletics/Intramural Sports Chairman Outside Activities: Dean's List

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Omar Morales ‘08 Semester: 8 Major: Mechanical Engineering Hometown: Lakewood, NJ Outside Activities: ASME

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Colby Wesner ‘08 Semester: 8 Major: Pre-Med Hometown: Mifflinburg, PA Position: THON Chairman Outside Activities: In 2006, Colby served as a homecoming OPP captain. This job pretty much entailed helping to set up and tear down for all of the events throughout the week of homecoming. Wesner was also responsible for helping to fill each fraternity’s and sorority's pomp orders that they needed to use in order to build their floats and mad hatters. However, the main task was setting up and tearing down the homecoming parade and pep rally on the Old Main lawn, Friday before the football game.      “I had to be up at 7 AM to start roping off the streets and getting tables and barricades in place, and then I was responsible for cleaning up all of the parade trash,” Wesner says.      Colby served as a 2007 THON Public Relations Broadcast captain, as well. The biggest task for this position was to spread the word about THON to people outside of the Penn State community. Throughout the year, Colby would contact local, regional and national media to try to get THON air time. Duties within Public Relations also included organizing the THON store merchandise, which is one of the biggest ways THON raises money for the annual total, and also, assisting other committees whenever possible.       Finally, Colby now has the opportunity, this year, to be a part of the IFC/Panhellenic Review Board. In taking this position, Wesner would take part in reviewing a few fraternities and sororities, judging how active they have been throughout the past year.      “I will sit on a board with a few other Greek members and determine whether or not certain chapters are in good standing, with both their national headquarters and the Penn State community,” Wesner explains.      Colby received this position through nomination by the Penn State Greek advisor, Kevin Kerr.

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Grant Bacharach ‘07 Semester: 8 Major: Economics Hometown: Point Breeze, PA

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Mayur Aras ‘08 Semester: 6 Major: Education (Math) Hometown: Reading, PA Outside Activities: Since the Spring semester of 2005, Mayur have served as a Learning Skills Consultant at the Penn State University Learning Center. The University Learning Center (ULC), located in the East Halls Commons, is open daily for free tutoring opportunities to students in need. In particular, the ULC provides free tutoring in math, English, learning skills, languages, technology, and various other subjects from chemistry to economics.      “My job involves helping students with learning skills, including time management, note taking, test taking, test anxiety, and test preparation. I mostly see freshman students who didn't really have to study in high school, and realize that the workload in college is much more demanding,” Aras explains.      Mayur is also a member of the Schreyer Honors College since being enrolled at Penn State in the Fall of 2004. The Schreyer Honors College requires a rigorous application process, and has some benefits to students at PSU. To begin with, to stay enrolled in the honors college, a student must maintain at least a 3.3 GPA, regardless of the choice of major. This in itself testifies to the academic caliber of students in the honors college. Moreover, the members of the honors college are allowed to schedule classes before any students on campus, even the Penn State athletes of any sport. In addition, the honors college has special housing options, located in Simmons and Atherton Halls (South Halls), which are renowned on campus for their dining hall, the great location, and the 24 hour computer labs and study halls. However, the Schreyer Honors College perhaps pays its largest benefits after graduation. Many prestigious companies recruit students directly from the Schreyer Honors College, before consulting the 40,000 student body of Penn State. Employers such as Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch, The Boston Group, PNC Bank, Wells and Fargo, HSBC Bank, and others make regular recruiting trips to Penn State and entertain honors students with formal dinners, information sessions, and mock interview tips.

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Kyle Heimbach ‘08 Semester: 8 Major: Chemistry Hometown: Millmont, PA

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Robby Wu ‘08 Semester: 6 Major: Medicine, Psychology Hometown: Reading, PA Position: Philanthropic Affairs Outside Activities: Robby is a member of Habitat for Humanity. In 2005-2006, he earned a position on the executive board and worked as the House Sponsorship Director. One of the duties was to act as the liaison between Penn State Habitat and the family that would eventually move into the house that the club built. He also worked closely with the Fundraising Director to create fundraisers and secure grants for the next house. This year, Robby stepped down from the position in order to pursue other interests (EMS).      Robby is also an EMT for the University Ambulance Service, as well as a Centre LifeLink EMS. Together, these services cover 9-11 emergency calls over the entire university and throughout all of Centre County. Robby is currently working with the University's EMT course, Kinesiology 403. Wu works as the department's course administrator - grading papers, adjusting grades and scheduling continuing education. As a teaching assistant for the course, Wu demonstrates and evaluates skills during the class's weekly labs. He is a certified EMT instructor and also, a CPR instructor.      Academically, Robby is involved in Dr. Frank Hillary's neuroscience lab. The lab group studies the effects of traumatic brain injury through fMRI and CT scanning. Since Penn State doesn't own an fMRI, scans and studies are done at Hershey Medical Center and the data is processed in Moore building, on campus. Patients are sometimes given tasks while in the MRI so the staff can see how their brains are working (memory tasks etc). Wu's role in the lab is to process the data received by the fMRI readings - which he describes as "a long tedious task that takes several hours." As a group , the lab then analyzes the areas of brain activation and considers the implications of such activity, ttrying to determine how the brain is compensating for the injury.

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Charles Krietz ‘07 Semester: 8 Major: Agribusiness Management Hometown: Frederick, MD

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Kevin “Rabbi” Haslam ‘10 Semester: 4 Major: Sports Broadcasting Hometown: Delran, NJ Position: Recruitment Chairman, Alumni Relations Outside Activities: As Kevin stays involved in the house, he is here for a reason – to get a good education and receive experience in journalism and broadcasting. Kevin’s main way of gaining experience is his weekly sports radio show on ComRadio. ComRadio is a student-run radio station, broadcasted on channel 6 in Penn State dorms and worldwide over the internet at http://comradio.psu.edu. Kevin’s show, Inside the NFL, which is in its 3rd season, airs Tuesday nights from 8 – 9 PM, and he can also be heard, in the near future, doing play-by-play for some of Penn State’s premier varsity sports.      ComRadio: Host: Inside Penn State Sports (tentative title): (Fall 2007) - new and innovative PSU sports show, that covers recruitment, games and the offseason in general for football, baseball and basketball (other sports have very small segments) - Considered one of the more premiere shows on ComRadio's 2007/2008 schedule 2. Host/Co-Host: Inside the NFL Draft (nearly 20 hours of live coverage of the NFL Draft; He headed up this project - most of the ideas were mine, and he ran most of the show and its organizational things; He was on the air for 10 hours, 7 hosting and 3 as a co-host) 3. Co-Host: Inside the NFL (Spring 2006 - ???); original title of "Inside PennState Sports," will now be a smaller production on the weekends       Penn State University College of Communications Peer Mentor: New member (Fall 2007). Responsibilities include introducing oneself to assigned freshmen and making sure they are comfortable in their first year at Penn State, whether that means showing them around campus, helping them make friends or just hanging out. Also, it is mandatory to attend a few scheduling sessions for 2nd semester freshmen in order to recommend certain classes to fill Gen. Eds      Blue White Illustrated Intern (Summer - Fall 2007); Penn State sports magazine that covers all of the sports at Penn State. Part of the rivals.com network. Job Title: Recruitment Analyst; Responsibilities: Contact and interview the 200 potential Penn State football recruits for the new year, work with the website service (will work with HTML and web editting), as well as write multiple feature articles for their publication. They normally keep interns on board as part-timers after the internship ends.

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Thomas Campbell ‘10 Semester: 4 Major: Environmental Systems Engineering Hometown: Levittown, PA Position: Warden

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Josh Phillips ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Accounting Hometown: Phoenixville, PA Position: Social Chairman Outside Activities: Accounting Society and Greek Week captain      “Greek Week is the one week out of the year that is just for Greeks; where we get to be Greek, just for the hell of it. It’s an honor, a tradition and something I am extremely psyched to be a part of.”      Josh has recently been elected as a 2007 Greek Week Special Events Captain. Along with a group of about 5 other members of the Penn State Greek community, he is responsible for the competition side of Greek Week. Greek Week, for those of you who don’t know, is the lead-up week to Blue & White Weekend. It is a week of fun and bonding for the Greek community. It is a six-day celebration of Greek Life at Penn State, which attracts much of the Greek community to its events. Fraternities and sororities pair up to compete in series of basketball tournaments, volleyball games, egg tosses and even a trivia bowl. Chariot races weave their way through downtown State College and there is even a Mr. and Miss Penn State Pageant.      The Special Events Committee is charged with facilitating and organizing the competition events during the week. All of the planning and ideas for a large portion of the events are given to the Special Events Captains. The application and election process for this was quite fierce. Because of the vast popularity of Greek Week among fraternities and sororities on campus, many men and women apply for positions.      “I feel confident in crediting my time at PA Theta for this development. I have applied for a Homecoming 2007 Captain position, as well, and feel confident that these skills that the Phi Delt brotherhood has taught me will make me a standout candidate in that election, as well,” Josh claims.      "I am a founding member of a non-profit organization called Spark the WAVE Youth Empowerment. Its a summer leadership camp for high school students to teach them about leadership skills, group dynamics, etc. I volunteer as a staff member each summer. Students must design and implement a community service project in their town after the camp. I serve on the executive board as the Community Service forum Cooridnator".

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Kyle Thomas ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Energy, Business and Finance Hometown: Beaverton, Oregon Position: Risk Management Chairman, Governing Positions Chairman, Recruitment Chairman Outside Activities: IFC University Relations Chairman, IFC Executive Vice President, IFC representative on UPUA, Homecoming 2007 Security Captain, Energy, Business and Finance Club, The National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Penn State Chapter       Kyle has just been elected to be the University Relations Standing Chairman for the Interfraternity Council (IFC). The position entails working with various student groups on campus, in an effort to have a fair representation of fraternities' interests. He hopes to develop close ties with IFC head-honchos such as Penn State's director of fraternity and sorority life, as he is the gateway to the university and will provide recommendations as to whom to meet with. Kyle will also be highly involved with tthe Executive Vice President and his PHC (Pan-Hellenic Council) counterpart in order to serve as an integral member of tthe student government through the UPUA (University Park Undergraduate Association).

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Rob Leo ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Kinesiology Hometown: Levittown, PA Position: House Manger Outside Activities: “My decision to become a cheerleader was unexpected to say the least. I wouldn’t trade the experiences and values that I have gained through cheerleading, as well as Phi Delta Theta for anything. Through cheerleading, I have traveled to places I never thought I would have the chance to go to. These places include Tampa, Clearwater and Minneapolis. I also plan on going to Chicago in early March. Since Penn State takes great pride in their cheerleading program, I have been treated with the utmost respect from both Alumni and the Penn State Community as a whole. The time commitment a student-athlete undertakes is very harsh and has made me a more responsible and well-rounded person!”

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Todd Leo ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Biology Hometown: Levittown, PA Position: House Manager Outside Activities: Todd is also a Penn State cheerleader with his brother, Rob. “I don’t think I could have put it in better words than how Rob explained our experiences with Penn State Cheerleading! But, I am a better house manager.” Todd jokes.

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Dennis Thompson ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Marketing Hometown: Fairless Hills, PA Position: T-Shirt Chairman Outside Activities: Many opportunities arose for Dennis this year at Penn State. These opportunities were advantageous in furthering him in areas other than education. One of these areas was PSMA. PSMA stands for Penn State Marketing Association and Dennis thinks of it as an “incredible place to network.” Although he has only recently become an active member of PSMA, he is attempting to increase his involvement in the group.      “One of the things I like about PSMA is that it is really versatile, and there are many opportunities to reach out in the different areas of marketing. Recently, I worked the Penn State men’s basketball game and met representatives from the newly formed Big Ten Network!” Dennis exclaims.      While being involved in PSMA, Dennis saw many representatives from major companies. They visit frequently and members get to work with them and ask questions. Dennis has all ready met a representative from Dick’s. Disney is visiting soon, and a representative from the Pittsburg Steelers should be visiting soon after.      “I’m glad I joined, not only because of the networking possibilities, but because of the people I get to meet along the way. I also plan on running for a chair in homecoming which would also be a great place to get my name out there.” Dennis concludes.

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Henry Hillmann ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Finance Hometown: Cowanesque, PA Position: Vice President

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Eli Bohémond ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Accounting Hometown: Easton, PA Position: Treasurer, Greek Relations Chairman Outside Activities: Eli is involved in the Penn State Accounting Society, which opens the doors for students to meet with all Big Four accounting firms and multiple Fortune 500 companies. The club teaches soon-to-be interns how to write a respectable resume, how to dress and act during an interview, and the proper etiquette while at an important business lunch or dinner. “Through the Accounting Society I have been able to network with companies such as PricewaterhouseCoopers, KPMG and Ernst and Young. Networking is probably the most beneficial aspect of being a member of the accounting society.” Eli explains. “In regards to the fraternity, it has helped me improve how I run the positions I hold by utilizing skills such as being able to relate to people better as recruitment chairman, implement the most efficient way to run finances for the treasury and, most importantly, I learned how to be a proficient leader and learned how to avoid unnecessary confrontation.”

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Ryan Danner ‘10 Semester: 4 Major: Kinesiology Hometown: Alloway, NJ

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Tony Cercone ‘11 Semester: 4 Major: Architecture Hometown: Dunmore, PA Position: THON Family Relations, Relay 4 Life Coordinator

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Jeff Coyne ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Engineering Hometown: West Mifflin, PA Position: Auditor

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Sean Mitchell ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Political Science Hometown: Levittown, PA Outside Activities: Sean is a member of Penn State’s Army ROTC. He enrolled himself in ROTC during his first semester at Penn State; the same semester he pledged Phi Delta Theta.      “While at times it is challenging, both activities have become a memorable part of my college experience. Now that I am in my second year at Penn State, my main responsibilities in ROTC are concerned with making myself physically, mentally and tactically sound for LDAC, a camp I will attend in Fort Lewis, Washington, during the summer following my junior year.” Mitchell explains.      Following graduation Sean will be commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army. Mitchell is currently on a four year scholarship, which covers tuition expenses.      “My part of the obligation involves attending physical and military training sessions as well as classes in military tactics to supplement my normal academic courses, not to mention fraternity activities. My ROTC experiences have been positive and hopefully will continue to benefit me these next two years as well as after I graduate.”

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James Untig ‘10 Semester: 4 Major: Supply Chain Information Systems Hometown: Frankford, NJ Position: Social Chairman, Recruitment Chairman

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Grant Stephens ‘10 Semester: 4 Major: Astronomy & Astrophysics Hometown: Red Lion, PA Outside Activities: Dean's List, Schreyer Honors Scholar

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Scott Rush ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Kinesiology Hometown: Fairless Hills, PA Position: Recruitment Chairman Outside Activity: At the beginning of the 2007 Spring semester, Scott was given the opportunity to work as a research assistant in the autonomic neurophysiology lab here at Penn State. As a kinesiology major and with plans to attend medical school, he knew that he couldn’t let this opportunity pass him by.      “At first, I was a little nervous about working in a lab with graduate students and doctors, but I knew this experience would help me further develop my communication skills and give me hands on experience working with patients and medical equipment,” Scott says.      The first couple of days working in the lab were a bit intimidating for Rush, but after some training, he felt confident in his abilities.      “My main responsibility in the lab is to help the researcher successfully complete the experiment. When working with a patient, I am responsible for taking blood pressure, cardiac output, administering doses of various medications, and the handling and testing of blood samples,” Rush explains.      Although it’s a far reach from the duties of an actual doctor, he believes this experience is another step in the right direction and in the end will help him achieve his lifetime goal of becoming a sports medicine physician.      He also helped train (strength & conditioning) the men's volleyball and the women's soccer teams last year

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Adam Dietz ‘10 Semester: 4 Major: Industrial Engineering Hometown: Bloomsburg, PA Position: Secretary

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Adam Koontz ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Engineering Hometown: Lemoyne, PA Outside Activities: This spring, Adam is serving as an IFC social monitor. His duties entail: visiting various fraternities’ registered social events and making sure they follow all IFC social policies. About one night a month, Adam must visit five or six fraternities with another social monitor from a different house. At that point, they go down a checklist, and then move on to the next house.      “It’s actually a lot of fun getting to see all the different houses, almost like rushing all over again.”      Homecoming OPP captain

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Russell Chernick ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Hotel and Restaurant Management Hometown: Baldwin, NY Outside Activities: Russell is currently a Social Monitor for the IFC and PHC, which he “has had some fun doing.” Chernick decided during a chapter, late in December, that this position was something that he wanted to do in order to put PA Theta's name out there.      Duties of social monitors are too check certain fraternity houses once per weekend and make sure that they are following certain guidelines presented to all the houses by the IFC. The checklist requires that monitors are making sure alcohol does not leave the fraternity house, and that everyone there under 21 has a wristband on.      “It is actually very interesting, because I get to see what other fraternities are doing right and wrong and how we can improve our chapter.  For example, when I was checking SAE (Sigma Alpha Epsilon), I saw that they had a date auction, which seemed pretty fun and we may do that at PA Theta.” Chernick says.      “So far, the position has been pretty entertaining and I really like the position I currently hold. Maybe through this I could get involved in higher positions in either IFC or Phi Delt. Lastly, this job is a great experience and I think some of the brothers should think about doing it in the future.”

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Tim Pawloski ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Film & Video Hometown: Springfield, PA Position: Historian Outside Activities: Campus Bible Fellowship, Penn State, Green Party, Lion Scouts, Sierra Club      Tim Pawloski is one of about twenty Penn State students who form the Campus Bible Fellowship. This is a nondenominational Bible study which meets every Monday night in the Eisenhower Chapel. “I decided I needed to get in touch with my faith, and CBF really lets me de-stress from the week,” Tim says. Campus Bible Fellowship has been run for over a decade now. For years it has provided a way for young Christians to get to know the scriptures and each other. Led by Pastor Nick DiDomenico, the students of CBF focus on a particular book of the bible over an extended period of time. This semester, Campus Bible Fellowship is focusing on the book of Romans, “I had to laugh,” said Tim, “because Romans 5:3 is all about enduring suffering because it builds character… and that was the reading right before a very difficult time during pledging.” Tim believes that his time in CBF is “in keeping with the Christian traditions of Phi Delta Theta,” where he notes that of the Immortal Six, four went into the ministry, and they were all very faithful men.      Tim continues to attend CBF meetings, but he is also working with Kevin Haslam ‘10 to start a weekly Phi Delt bible study in the house for interested brothers.

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Jeremy Hill ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Mechanical Engineering Hometown: Yardley, PA Outside Activities: Eagle Scout, Blue and White society

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Brandon Hill ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Business Management Hometown: Yardley, PA Outside Activities: Eagle Scout, Blue and White society

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Jeff Dunning ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Engineering Hometown: Willow Street, PA Outside Activities: “Historical reenacting has been a hobby of mine for the last eight years. I began reenacting in the time period of the Civil War. For Civil War reenacting, I portray the life and image of a common Union soldier in the Army of the Potomac. I participate in large national reenactments, like the annual event in Gettysburg, Pa in July, but I also do smaller events. The unit that I reenact with is the 1st PA Reserves, Company B.”      As of two years ago, Jeff began getting involved with World War II. WWII reenacting is much smaller in scale and popularity than Civil War reenacting, but he still believes it’s “a lot of fun.” During events the participants go out to a field and simulate battles with authentic equipment and guns. There are even original vehicles such as tanks, jeeps and weapon carriers. For WWII reenacting Dunning reenacts with the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment of the famed 101st Airborne Division. The unit he portrays was in every major engagement of the European theater.      “One of the first questions is probably ‘why do you do this?’ Well, the answer is simple. I love history, especially military history, and immersing yourself in the life of someone who was there is the best way to learn history. I also like to teach people about the time period I am portraying and reenacting is a great way to teach the public. However, for me personally, reenacting is a way of paying homage to the men who were part of these great conflicts and making sure that their legacy lives on.” Dunning reflects.      “Finally, I am a student of history and love to hear stories about WWII so that I can improve on my impression and learn even more. So if you have any stories about yourself in the war or your father or anything of that nature and would like to share it with me, I would really enjoy it. Also if you have any questions for me, please feel free to email me at jed5043@psu.edu.”

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Will Walton ‘09 Semester: 4 Major: Industrial Engineering Hometown: Downingtown, PA Outside Activities: Alpha Kappa Psi business honor fraternity

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Chris Moss ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Marketing Hometown: Lancaster, PA Position: Awards Chairman Outside Activities: Varsity Cheerleader, Plans on trying out for Club Water Polo this Spring.

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Joey Boyd ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Business Management Hometown: New Castle, PA Outside Activities: Penn State Snowboarding Club (PSSC)

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Denton Brown ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Business Management Hometown: Nashua, NH

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Greg Koch ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Energy, Business and Finance Hometown: Milford, NJ Position: Governing Positions Chairman Outside Activities: Dean's List

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Chris Purtell ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Information Sciences and Technology Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA

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Mike Riefner ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Aerospace Engineering Hometown: Pittsburgh, PA

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Tim Landers ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Civil Engineering Hometown: Morristown, NJ Position: Awards Chairman Outside Activities: Dean's List

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Greg White ‘10 Semester: 2 Major: Accounting Hometown: Monroe, CT

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