Michigan Delta Foundation

Board of Directors

President
Garrett Hall '85
734-662-3047 | Email

Communications Chairman & Vice President
Paul Mack '86
616-241-2476 | Email

Shelter Chairman & Fundraising Chairman
Allan Lutes '86
810-227-6650 | Email

Fundraising Vice-Chairman
Dana Baldwin
616-575-3087 | Email

Treasurer
Mark Wayne '85
248-620-1590 | Email

Social/Events Chairman
Chris Tzetzo '89
716-639-0951 | Email

Chapter Co-Advisor
Kraig Sippell
810-845-4465 | Email

Chapter Co-Advisor
Brad Clinger
734-761-1144 | Email

Web Czar
Robb Baldwin
469-358-0125 | Email

Definition

The Michigan Delta Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation comprised of the Alumni of Delta Tau Delta Fraternity at The University of Michigan. It serves three primary functions:

  • Manage and preserve the house at 1928 Geddes,
  • Assist, guide and mentor the Undergraduate Chapter, and
  • Involve and connect the Alumni with the Undergraduate Chapter and each other

Mission

  • To Develop and Maintain a Strong and Healthy Undergraduate Chapter
  • To Ensure the Long Term Financial Stability of the Shelter at 1928 Geddes
  • To Promote the Continued Enjoyment of our Lifelong Friendships

Principles

  • Shared Responsibility and Effort
  • Reasonable Time Commitments
  • Success through Maximizing Member Involvement
  • Blueprints and Coaching for Undergrads
  • Active Leadership for Undergrads in Risk Management
  • A Mixture of Foundation Business with Social Events
  • Advance Scheduling of Events and Meetings
  • Constant Training of Board Successors
  • Limited Terms of Office

Participate

The Board is always interested in the advice, opinions and participation of all alumni. You are invited to attend and participate in Board Meetings. Please contact any board member for information.

Mark these upcoming Board Meetings on your calendar:

  • Monthly Conference Call (3rd Wednesday of Each Month)
  • Annual Summer Business Meeting (held at Golf Outing - July 30, 2010)
  • Annual Winter Business Meeting (held at 1928 Geddes - January 2011)

Become an Alumni Ambassador

Being an Ambassador should take a couple hours per month.  Ambassadors are provided the contact information for the alumni that pledged a few years before them, and a few years after them. Ambassadors just have to be willing to send out emails, sign letters, and communicate with their friends.  If you are interested in being an Ambassador, please email Allan Lutes '86 or call at 734-769-1900.