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We the brothers of the Miami Chapter of Delta Upsilon are united under the motto, Dikaia Upotheke, Justice Our Foundation. As brothers, we are dedicated to upholding our principles set forth by our founders: The Promotion of Friendship, The Development of Character, The Diffusion of Liberal Culture, and The Advancement of Justice. Being a strong, enduring brotherhood built upon respect for ourselves and each other, we believe in trust and loyalty. We embrace honest and integrity, while striving for excellence in all we do. Our commitment to these ideals serves as the basis of our fraternity.

Unique Opportunities

Brothers of Delta Upsilon have unique opportunities to improve their leadership abilities by attending developmental conferences throughout their membership. Each year, our chapter sends over a dozen of our members to regional leadership academyemerging leaders experience, or Delta Upsilon’s annual leadership institute at no additional expense. Delta Upsilon also offers the Global Service Initiative for members interested in an immersion trip located in Negril, Jamaica.

3.52

Fall 2020 GPA

101

Undergraduate Brothers

Chapter Executives

Kyle King

President

2022

kingkc4@miamioh.edu
Miles McDowell

Vice President

2021

mcdowems@miamioh.edu
Jake Thomas

VP of Finance

2022

thoma467@miamioh.edu
Kevin Dorozinsky

VP of Academic Excellence

2022

dorozikg@miamioh.edu
Dillon Ridgeway

VP of Loss Prevention

2022

ridgwadh@miamioh.edu
Thomas Hemsworth

VP of External Relations

2022

hemswotj@miamioh.edu
Demetri Germanos

VP of Recruitment

2022

germande@miamioh.edu
Johnny Lombardi

VP of Recruitment

2021

lombarjk@miamioh.edu
Luke Romanik

VP of Membership Education

2022

romanile@miamioh.edu
Ian Shouvlin

VP of Associate Member Education

2021

shouvlic@miamioh.edu

Evan Doughman '23

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"There is no investment you can make that will pay you so well as the effort to scatter brotherhood and goodwill throughout Delta Upsilon."
Brother Ray K. Zarvell Bradley ’68.