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Alpha Epsilon Pi, the global college Jewish fraternity, has 166 active chapters in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, France and Israel with membership of over 9,000 undergraduates.
I am honored to have been elected the Master of the Omicron Upsilon Chapter here at Ohio University. I am a sophomore, civil engineering major from Chagrin Falls, Ohio where I attended Kenston High School. I am very pleased with the progress we have made this year and even more so since taking office at the beginning of the semester. This past fall semester we inducted 11 new brothers, who have truly proved themselves in being active contributing members of our fraternity. We currently have an 8 member pledge class who are also proving our expectations and we are excited fro them to join us among the ranks. Brotherhood is what embodies our fraternity; we must keep in mind the fact that there is a reason why we do not just call ourselves friends, but instead brothers. There are places within our chapter where our brotherhood is stronger than anywhere else, but on the contrary there some places we are definitely lacking. The focus of my term is to keep excelling where we are strong and rebuild where we are weak. One could spend hours explaining what we need to work on to be better, but in our case one thing can solve our issues, and that is brotherhood. From philanthropy and community service to social and organizational aspects, all will improve. Just within the beginning months of my term the results have been immediate, our philanthropy we held with Delta Gamma, the community service event with Sigma Kappa and the Shabbat we hosted in the chapter room at our fraternity house; just to name a few. Through hard work and returning to our roots we are establishing a culture that future members can look up to and pass on for years to come. I would like to thank you for taking the time to read our newsletter and thank you for all the support you give to us. - Master Jarrad Gold Senior Spotlights with Zeta Deuteron (Minus CJ Buskey) Joe Tetelman and Andrew Exler:
1. What made you decide to join AEPi four years ago? Joe When I was freshman, I had no intentions of joining a fraternity. Adam Levine, the rush chair, had me in his sights from day one. He initially made contact with me by visiting my dorm on the first day of school stating "he used to live there freshman year." Adam did his job well and made me feel comfortable. I was hooked. Andrew - I knew a lot of guys coming in, during fall quarter I got close with most of the ED pledge class. They all rushed me. 2. What has AEPi done for you? Joe - Pledging completely changed me as a person. I gained a huge amount of confidence and I broke out of my shell. Joining AEPi has done wonders for my life socially, professionally, and personally. I met so many people I would have never met. Andrew It always gave me a place to go, as a freshman/sophomore having the older guys to hang out with was helpful. 3. You're graduating this year, what is some advice to pass down to younger members? Joe - You will only get out of AEPi what you put into it. This means that the more events you go to, leadership opportunities you take and effort you put into getting to the brothers the better and more positive your experience with AEPi will be. AEPi should not be the only student organization you join. You should expand your horizons and get involved in other things. Andrew - Take advantage of the seniors. I have all of these AEPi alumni who have helped me in the job search process. It's good to make relationships to have outside of Athens. You will always have a place to go. 4. Best moment of college (doesn't have to be frat related): Joe - My favorite single moment in college was when my pledge class ZD (Andrew Exler, CJ Buskey, and I) was initiated. My best moment in college will be when I get my first job offer. Andrew - When OU beat Georgetown in the tournament, I was watching at Sebo's place on Courtside. Riot on Court. Amazing. StStrStreet.Amazing.