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Evening all!

As you may, or may not, know I will not be returning as your Director after this year. It has been an honor to serve you all and to help give back to the organization that has given me so much. I have made countless connections, been able to travel to all of our chapters, learned amazing bits of history, restarted a chapter, and been given the opportunity to leave my mark on a great organization...And somehow I was paid to do all of it!

Video credit: Jake Dubois, Nu Gamma

Next year this position will split into two, one man will cover the Nu district and the other will cover the Mu/Sigma districts. These men will spend less time on the road and more time helping our chapters. They will also have the opportunity to run expansion efforts!

I have full faith that the men I met on the road will be able to lead this fraternity on a national level in the near future. If not you, who?  

Email questions, comments or concerns to me at derrick.dubois@phimudelta.org

Ohio Northern University-- Completed

I'm done at ONU and we have a total of 19 new brothers with more accepting each day.

The last two weeks of the process were the hardest and the most fruitful.

Getting through the names list and meeting with all the men while keeping track of where each man was in the process was difficult but as long as I kept the names list updated I was able to balance all efforts.

This chapter will surely flourish with advisers like Dr. Tom Kier, interim Dean of the Pharmacy College and noted Mu Beta alumnus, and Dave Smittle, noted Mu Beta alumnus and national council Member-At-Large.

In addition, the membership consists of an eclectic compilation of student leaders, ranging from student senate to residential life. This project has no doubt been a success on the National Office's position and we all will be looking forward to Mu Beta's hard work this year.

How much this happens to me is not a joke...

When people ask me what year I'm in (or what I'm studying)...while conducting a campus visit...

My response:

Nu Beta -- UNH -- Phi Mudder

All hands on deck at 8 am.

Taylor and Tom plan out the "army crawl" station. Set up took less than two hours and all went very well.

Our test subjects get warmed up and ready to go!!

Peter contemplates taking on the challenge. 

Ready..set..go!!

50 pound ruck sack suicides. 

Tire flip, use your legs!!

UNH women's lacrosse shows up to support the wounded warrior's project

Finish line antics. 

Dan and Dan enjoy candied bacon from Christian E. 

Glenn at the finish line.

Chi Omega at the finish line. 

Phi Mudders and Chi Omega

Cody W. and Derek rest after a hard, muddy day.

Andrew finished the course 4 times during the day and helped others complete the course as well. 

Alpha Gamma Rho sends two members to take on the challenge.

After the day was over, the effort raised over 1000 dollars for the WWP. This was Nu Beta's first large event on campus and the impact was HUGE.I'm looking forward to what these men do in the coming months.