Meet The Foundation Board of Trustees
The Phi Mu Delta Educational Foundation Board of Directors are tasked with the oversight and management of the affairs of the Foundation. The Foundation Directors are responsible for the Foundation's assets, approving or denying grant requests, cultivating constituents, and engaging alumni in a meaningful and intimate alumni experience. The Board of Directors is led by the Chairman, who is elected from amongst his peer Directors.
Michael Mallon Chairman Mu Epsilon (Penn State) 1995 |
Sam Waltemeyer Director Mu Omicron (Frostburg) 2009 |
Rick Schlager director Nu Beta (New Hampshire) 1998 |
Eric Etkin director Mu Zeta (Lock Haven) 1999 |
John Turns DIRECTOR Mu Alpha (Susquehanna) 2007 |
Phi Mu Delta Educational Foundation:
Redefining Fraternity Through Education
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The Phi Mu Delta Educational Foundation is the physical representation of redefining fraternity for the next generation of men, through educational programming and leadership development. The Foundation, as it is often referred to, is a 501(c)(3) whose purpose is to provide scholarships, educational programs, facilities, and services to the members of Phi Mu Delta. Additionally, the Foundation works collaboratively with the Fraternity to supplement the work of universities and colleges, as we aid students in their scholarship and educational and leadership development.
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Our Purpose
The Phi Mu Delta Educational Foundation seeks to engage collegiate members, alumni, and friends through the funding and support of national programs, leadership development, and educational opportunities, that collaboratively with Phi Mu Delta National Fraternity, redefine fraternity through education, one man at a time.
What programs does the Foundation impact? |
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Programs which include leadership and character development, and membership education can be funded by the Educational Foundation, as they directly impact the undergraduate members of the national fraternity. These programs include:
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What are the Foundation's strategic goals?
As we look to the next century of Phi Mu Delta's existence, the Phi Mu Delta Educational Foundation has set six strategic imperative for the current two-year biennium. Why imperatives? We believe that these six areas, with their two or three goals each, lay the groundwork for the next one hundred years of our order's existence, which means that their fulfillment is imperative to our function and future as a leading, fraternal greek organization. These six imperative include:
- Engaged Leadership
- Genuine Communication
- Sturdy Membership
- Intimate Alumni Experience
- Impactful Education
- Deserved Celebration