The Quarterly

Theta Chi Chapter alumni Art Crowley and Ron Edmond were inducted into East Tennessee State University’s Distinguished Presidents Trust (DPT). The DPT was created to recognize supporters whose lifetime contributions, through annual gifts, major gifts, or planned gifts, have reached significant milestones. Members are honored each year at the Distinguished President’s Trust Banquet, a formal event celebrating their impact on ETSU. Pictured are ETSU President Brian Noland, Alice and Brother Art Crowly, and Brother Ron Edmond.

From March 13-15, alumni brothers of the Theta Chi Chapter at East Tennessee State University continued a cherished tradition with their semi-annual quail-hunting weekend at Upland Wings Reserve in Blair, South Carolina. Now in its ninth year, the gathering brought together brothers from multiple eras for fellowship, great food, and friendly competition in the field. What began as an annual deep-sea fishing trip more than 15 years ago has evolved into a signature event focused on brotherhood and lasting connection. The alumni shared thanks for Theta Phi Chapter alumnus Joe Culbertson (Lander), whose hospitality has helped make the tradition a success year after year.