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Rush Theta Chi - - A Step Above the Rest...

Spring Pledge Class Profile:
First Last High School Activities Achievements
Jeff Amundson Clackamas      
Ryan Dols Jesuit      
Tony Flores Tualatin Baseball FBCA 10th Place  
Charlie Gerwe Lake Oswego Basketball    
Kevin Au Lake Oswego      
Michael Weisgerber Sunset Basketball    
         
 
Rush Contact Information
The Alpha Sigma Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity is a part of the Greek Housing System at the University of Oregon and is conveniently located at 1125 East Nineteenth Avenue, Eugene, Oregon 97401 . For information regarding Rush, please contact our Rush Committee:
Rush Committee  
Name
Phone
E-Mail
Kasey Lambert
(503) 957-8960
Pat O'Connel
(503) 490-9070
poconne1@uoregon.edu
Eric Carlson
(503) 705-6085
ecarlson@uoregon.edu
Maanik Gupta
(503) 860-7582
mgupta@uoregon.edu
Chris Cougill
(503) 407-9958
ccougill@uoregon.edu
Bryan Caplan
(503) 317-8903

The Alpha Sigma Chapter of Theta Chi Fraternity does not discriminate against any applicant for membership because of race, religion, sexual orientation, national origin or age.
 

SUMMER RUSH

FALL TERM INFORMAL RUSH

WINTER TERM INFORMAL RUSH

SPRING TERM INFORMAL RUSH

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GENERAL INFORMATION
We currently have Presidential Scholars, Dean's Scholars and Society of College Scholars members living in the house.

Chapter GPA for Spring Term 2006: 2.967

Chapter GPA Ranking among Fraternities: 5th (12 Fraternities/3 Colonies)
Campus Men's GPA Average:2.964
Cumulative Chapter GPA (3 terms): 3.01
 

National studies have shown that fraternity members perform better academically than the average college student. The Chapter's primary mission to our members is to assist them while they strive to achieve their highest academic goals. To ensure that our members maintain a minimum level, the Fraternity has methods and rules to which all pledges and members must comply .

 
SCHOLASTIC REQUIREMENTS
Minimum Grade Point Average: All pledges and members are required to maintain a 2.50 . For more information regarding Theta Chi's Scholastic Methods, please click here.
 

SCHOLASTIC METHODS

Scholarship Chair: This individual is responsible to the Fraternity's Executive Council for focusing the member on and increasing the scholastic level of the House. They assign the “Study Mentors”, oversee the “Study Table”, and when necessary enforce members attendance at “Study Table”.

Study Mentor: Each pledge and member is assigned an upperclassman who is pursuing a similar academic major. This upperclassman becomes their mentor and will assist with the following:

  •  Before Registration: Advising regarding the required and/or recommended classes. Guidance during the selection of instructors.
 

•  During the Term: Assistance in forming and maintaining excellent study habits. Mentoring in answering questions about course material.

Study Tables: On Sunday through Thursday nights, all pledges and members are encouraged to participate in the “Study Table”. It is mandatory for any pledge or members whose GPA is below 2.50.

Study Tests: Sample tests from previous years are available to review in order to prepare for mid-terms and finals. They are helpful in determining what course material is considered significant testing material in the eyes of the instructors.

NEW MEMBER EXPENSES

Formal Pledge Fee: The $125 fee pays for the Pledge's registration with Theta Chi Fraternity International, the Theta Chi Handbook, and the Pledge Pin.

Initiation Fee: The $205 fee pays for the Pledge's membership into the Theta Chi Fraternity International for their lifetime and the 24-kart gold Theta Chi Membership Pin.

 

MEMBER EXPENSES

For information regarding Member Expenses please click here.