Theta Chapter Five Year Anniversary

This year’s homecoming weekend marked the Five Year Anniversary for Theta Chapter. Alumni came in to celebrate this momentous occasion and reunite the past, present, and future leaders in the organization. Many Theta Chapter founders were in attendance as well as the National President, National Vice President of Financial Affairs, National Vice President of Records, National Director of Alumni Affairs, and the Eastern Regional Director who are all proud to call Vanderbilt University their Alma mater and Theta Chapter a second home. A composite was made to commemorate the event and a brotherhood dinner was held at the Old Spaghetti Factory for not only Theta Chapter brothers but also for a few distinguished guests from other chapters around the country. Theta Chapter was proud to celebrate this glorious event and look forward to the continued success of the chapter and many more anniversaries to come.

Academic Excellence

Beta Chi Theta, Inc. and Theta Chapter continue to uphold the pillar of Academic Excellence. The brothers of Beta Chi Theta received a 3.4437 GPA this semester earning the fourth highest GPA in the Inter-Fraternity Council. Our GPA was considerably higher than the all fraternity and all men GPA proving Beta Chi’s commitment academic success. This GPA reflects the hard work and time the brothers devoted to their grades and demonstrates the success of our academic system and the newly implemented tutoring program. Beta Chi Theta has and will continue to have a very positive effect on our members’ academic careers here at Vanderbilt. Parents rest assured that not only does your son has access to a large professional network of successful alumni, a unique opportunity to learn the soft skills needed to thrive, a chance to be a leader and mature into the fine man you taught him to be, but also has a framework in which his academic goals can be met and surpass the average performance of a non-Greek at Vanderbilt.

Parent's Appreciation Event

This past fall, Brothers of Beta Chi Theta, Theta Chapter at Vanderbilt University successfully hosted their 1st Annual Mothers’ Appreciation Luncheon. As upcoming leaders of their campus, the Brothers of Theta Chapter discussed the mission, purpose, and pillars of Beta Chi Theta, specifically focusing on increasing leadership and networking skills, the importance of giving back to one’s community, and the never ending bond of brotherhood. By aiming to create the leaders of tomorrow, Beta Chi Theta National Fraternity respectfully thanks all of our mothers for the men they have been instrumental in developing, as their care, persistence, and love is forever.

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