Greetings from Public
Relations, so far it has been an
excellent semester for Alpha Delta. We saw a large turnout for Testy fest,
which was highly promoted by local media, and put together by our very own
Philanthropy chair Clay Bott of Miles City. This led to record returns to be donated on behalf of our chapter to charities including farm rescue. We have seen promising attendance at the activities put together by our recruitment
chair, Adam Heggelund of Deer Lodge. They have included some movie nights with the Sororities, paint balling, and several poker nights. Each of the brothers has been making a point to engage these young recruits. By getting to know them we will better understand what they can bring to the house, as well as how we may help them in their college experience. We are all looking forward to
activating a substantial group of outstanding young men. In other news Montana State University alumnus Bill Jimmerson of Bozeman has been selected as a White House Champion of Change and will be honored during a ceremony at the White House on Oct. 9. he is being recognized for outstanding service to his community, and is one of six FFA and 4-H leaders presented with the honor.Bill graduated from MSU with a degree in Agricultural Education in 1970, and has since maintained a steady committment to promoting Alpha Gamma Rho. To this day, he spreads the good word on Alpha Delta reguarly through involvement in Montana FFA, as well as the college of agriculture. Congratulations Bill on this sterling honor, we are all proud to call you brother.
Fraternally,
John Nesbitt 1235
