Theta Tau

For the 2023 Theta Tau National Convention, we brought the career fair back to the schedule and it was a huge success. The student members were thoroughly engaged and made a lot of meaningful connections with potential future employers. We offered a discounted rate for brother-owned businesses who were interested in tabling at Convention.    This year we are creating this experience again for our members, offering extensive discounts for businesses owned by Theta Tau members, and offering even more opportunities for sponsorships. We’re also pleased to have grown our sponsorship program to allow businesses and individuals to underwrite our Convention.    We are giving first opportunities to our brothers, and will be sending out the packet to other businesses in a month. To learn more about how your businesses can partner with us, check out our 2025 Convention Partner Packet! https://lnkd.in/eGtmMsHa

Update: The training date has changed to November 14th! Join us in learning from leading etiquette expert Sharyn Kennedy Amoroso, who will be teaching essential tips and strategies to give you an advantage before, during, and after the interview. Brothers can register for free at https://lnkd.in/eF2Ugkx6

Today we celebrate our 120th Founder’s Day. When our four Founders signed the original constitution and laid out our laws, customs and Ritual, they likely never could have imagined what Theta Tau would become, or the myriad ways in which Theta Tau would affect and improve the world. From our earliest brothers who worked on technology like radio, radar and the automobile, to our modern brothers who work on rockets that will take humanity further into the stars, the impact our brotherhood has had on the engineering profession, and the world, cannot be calculated. Through it all, our members carry with them our values of service, profession and brotherhood, and set a professional standard that cannot be matched. To all of our brothers, happy Founder’s Day!

To close out our 2024 Alumni Hall of Fame inductions, Allison Pollard has dedicated her career to empowering and engaging the leadership potential in engineers. She has been inducted for her exceptional service to Theta Tau and to the profession of engineering. She has held several volunteer positions with Theta Tau, and is the current Program Director for Mentorship for Women in Agile. She now works as a Leadership and Team Coach for Helping Improve LLC. Read more about her volunteer work at https://lnkd.in/e653DjG6

Continuing our inductions, Brother Brandon Satterwhite has been selected for his service to our fraternity. He has served as Regional Director, Grand Marshal, and Grand Regent. Brother Satterwhite also launched Theta Tau's first national service event, and has continued to foster this annual partnership with Habitat for Humanity. Read more about his exemplary leadership history at https://lnkd.in/e9a8r89Q

Theta Tau is pleased to announce the induction of its newest Alumni Hall of Fame Laureates this week. Brother David House has dedicated over five decades to advancing the field of microcomputer components. Read more about his exemplary career of engineering leadership at https://zurl.co/nA7Z

Congrats, Brother Lambrecht on this professional milestone! As you said, it is wise to stay mindful of our compulsive behaviors, and explore healthy consumption of technology in this modern day, to ensure we are spending our time on the important things in our lives. Well done!

Brother Gregory Zickes, (Chi Beta, '25) was highlighted for his summer with the University of Toledo's Rocket Kids program, providing quality child development at military bases around the world. Zickes applied and was placed at the School Age Center in the U.S. Army Garrison Benelux-Brunssum in the Netherlands, where he and his fellow interns spent the summer planning outings and activities for the children of military families. Read more from the University of Toledo. Read More: https://lnkd.in/gGtd_Npb

We are excited to announce the newest volunteer appointments. These brothers are officially National Officers, and we look forward to seeing what they do in their new leadership roles! To read more on this and other Theta Tau News, visit https://lnkd.in/e4X4EEMq #thetatau

Congratulations to Brother Alex Stockman from Beta Chapter for being recognized as the 2024 Robert E. Pope Outstanding Student Member. This is Beta Chapter's second consecutive OSM winner. The Robert E. Pope Outstanding Student Member Award is the Fraternity's highest honor for a student member. Each chapter selects their own Outstanding Student Member, who is then automatically nominated for the national award. The Grand Regent then selects a winner from among the chapter nominees. Brother Alex Stockman (Beta, '23) has shown extraordinary dedication to, and leadership of, Beta chapter, becoming a nationally recognizable name for his work at Beta, and at the numerous regional and national events he has attended. Please join the Fraternity in congratulating Brother Stockman on all of his achievements!