The ALPHA PHI chapter of the oldest professional pharmacy fraternity in the nation, PHI DELTA CHI.
Phi Delta Chi was founded on November 2, 1883, at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor under the supervision of Albert Benjamin Prescott. The eleven men who were essential to its founding were Charles Edward Bond, Franklin Herbert Frazee, Llewellyn Hall Gardner, Calvin Pomeroy Godfrey, Adolph Gustave Hoffman, Charles F. Hueber, George Pawling Leamon, Arthur Sidney Rogers, Azor Thurston, Albert Tenney Waggoner, and Arthur Gilliam Hopper. The original objective of Phi Dex as established by these men still holds true, as Phi Delta Chi continues developing LEADERS IN PHARMACY and BROTHERS FOR LIFE.
In the same spirit of service and brotherhood, 12 men on December 28, 1955, would found the Alpha Phi chapter that still brings out the best in Butler University pharmacy students today: Carl Erdmann, Jay Gibbs, Karl Hunt, George Klein, John Kozar, Charles Poulton, John Rupich, William Schaffer, Loren Toler, Edmund Trojan, Robert Weimer, and Robert Wilson.
The chapter's 2013-2014 executive board is as follows:
Worthy Chief Counselor: Maggie Thomas
Worthy Vice Counselor: Alex Foster
Worthy Keeper of Records & Seals: Allie Gritzman
Worthy Keeper of Finance: Dalton Kuebel
Worthy Correspondent: Molly Steinkamp
Worthy Prelate: Mariah Post
Worthy Alumni Liaison: Kevin Bozymski
Worthy Master-at-Arms: Kara Asselborn
Worthy Inner Guard: Emily Drwiega
Committee Heads Chair: Tommy Fehn
Advisors: Dr. Bonnie Brown & Dr. Todd Hrubey
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Interested in joining Phi Delta Chi? Message us via this page or contact our pledgemasters Kara Asselborn ([email protected]) and Emily Drwiega ([email protected])!
"PHI DELTA CHI PHARMACY FRATERNITY develops leaders to advance the profession of pharmacy. Phi Delta Chi, a lifelong experience, promotes scholastic, professional, and social growth in its Brothers. We strive to provide quality services to our patients, thereby advancing public health and strengthening ourselves as health professionals."
ALTERUM ALTERIUS AUXILIO EGET :: each needs the help of the other.
