In addition to my involvement in Lambda Chi Alpha, I am an active Freemason. I have served as the Master of a lodge, and will be the presiding officer is a Knights Templar commandery in the coming year. In fact, I have been a Freemason almost as long as I have been a Lambda Chi–the […]

At the University of Maryland Baltimore County (at least until our president gets the name changed, as it is rumoured to be), we are in our second year of “deferred” rush. That is, no incoming student without a college-level GPA based on 12 credit hours or more can be offered a bid to join […]

Leadership, community service and sport camps…these are not new concepts when you look at them individually, but when you put them together it creates an interesting opportunity. My family has recently started a non-for-profit organization that gives Junior High to High School student athletes a chance to learn leadership skills through community service and […]

I hope everyone is enjoying these last couple of weeks of 2005. I wanted to send out a quick update on the Joseph T. Charles Mentor Leadership Program. This program has grown tremendously over the last year as we have made many improvements. Here are how the numbers line up for the […]

As my first post on Voices, I wanted to talk about New Beginnings. Since my affiliation with Lambda Chi Alpha started with a few new beginnings of my own, why not talk about the future of our fraternity, and particularly, my Zeta. On October 9th, Delta Tau Zeta welcomed 6 new associates to Lambda […]