About our Alumni
There are over 900 Alumni from the Syracuse University Chapter of Delta Upsilon. We feel strongly that the men of Syracuse University should always have the option to join a non-secret and non-hazing fraternity. We are committed to this ideal because we believe that true Brotherhood and lifelong friendships are built on mutual respect, trust, and honor.
Over the past several years, our Alumni have raised funds to make our return to Syracuse University a reality and established an educational endowment to enable future generations of DU undergraduates to attend award-winning leadership conferences and participate in global service initiatives. Beyond financial support, we also help in other ways.
How We Support our Brotherhood
If You're an Alum, Here's How You Can Help
To learn more about our return to Syracuse University, read the FAQ.
There are over 900 Alumni from the Syracuse University Chapter of Delta Upsilon. We feel strongly that the men of Syracuse University should always have the option to join a non-secret and non-hazing fraternity. We are committed to this ideal because we believe that true Brotherhood and lifelong friendships are built on mutual respect, trust, and honor.
Over the past several years, our Alumni have raised funds to make our return to Syracuse University a reality and established an educational endowment to enable future generations of DU undergraduates to attend award-winning leadership conferences and participate in global service initiatives. Beyond financial support, we also help in other ways.
How We Support our Brotherhood
- The Chapter Advisory Board (the "CAB"): The CAB consists of eight Alumni and two SU Faculty members who are 1:1 mentors and advisors to the Officers and new Colony members. Their role is to support and coach the Brothers to help ensure their success. This includes following DU International Headquarters' best practices, recruiting new associate members, interfacing with SU, etc.
- The Housing Corporation Board ("Housing Board"): The Housing Board consists of five to seven alumni who deal with everything to do with physical housing including identifying housing options, liaising with the University, purchasing, mortgages, repairs, leases, insurance, taxes, etc. These men are a separate group from the Advisors and will act as the ‘landlords’ once a house is established.
- The Dikaia Foundation ("Dikaia"): Established in 1952, Dikaia consists of a nine member alumni board who aid, encourage, promote, and contribute to the education and general well being of members of the Syracuse Chapter of Delta Upsilon enrolled at Syracuse University. Alumni donations provide undergraduate Brothers with financial aid, scholarships, and incentive awards.
If You're an Alum, Here's How You Can Help
- Join our DU Syracuse Facebook page
- Join the DU Syracuse LinkedIn Group to reconnect with alumni using this professional social networking tool or help our undergraduate Brothers find internships, new jobs, or provide career advice.
- Make sure we have your updated contact information. If you're uncertain, please follow the link, complete and submit the form.
- Make a Donation - Express your interest here
- Donate to Dikaia. The money raised will go toward scholarships for our undergraduate Brothers.
- Donate to our Housing Fund. The money raised will go toward a future Chapter House on campus.
- Help find the following Brothers. We want to keep our Brothers posted on activities but we don't have email addresses for the Brothers listed. Anything you can share would be extremely helpful.
- Volunteer for one of the Boards listed above.
To learn more about our return to Syracuse University, read the FAQ.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
TO HONOR OUR BROTHERS |
The Raymond Ranellucci '89 Emerging Leader Scholarship funds in perpetuity the registration costs of a newly-initiated Brother to the annual Delta Upsilon Emerging Leaders Experience – a week-long conference held at Williams College, our founding location, devoted to developing leadership skills and self-confidence.
The David A. Thorpe '64 Leadership Scholarship funds in perpetuity the participation of a Brother in the Delta Upsilon Leadership Institute. The Leadership Institute is an annual event designed to develop the next generation of officers and leaders of our Chapter. Learn more about Ray and Dave and the scholarships that honor them. |
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DIKAIA SCHOLARSHIPS
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Since its founding, the Dikaia Foundation has provided the following academic, merit and needs-based scholarships in the name outstanding Delta Upsilon alumni:
The Herb Dean Scholar – named after Herb W. Dean ’39, awarded in recognition of outstanding academic and personal achievement, with special consideration given to students in the School of Management. The M. Harold Dwyer Achievement Award – named after Harold “Pete” Dwyer ’32 who was the Founding President of Dikaia. Awarded in recognition of outstanding academic and personal achievement. The Jock Stratton Award – named after Hubert Charles “Jock” Stratton ‘26 who was a founder of Dikaia and was “alumnus of the year” in 1977. He was a member of the intercollegiate championship junior varsity crew team of 1923 and stroke of the 1926 SU varsity crew team. Awarded in recognition of outstanding leadership, with special consideration given to members of a Syracuse University athletic team. Register for consideration |
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OUR EDUCATIONAL ENDOWMENT
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Through the generosity of our Alumni, an endowment has been established to educate and sustain our high performing chapter through educational scholarships. The funds raised permanently endow and provide the following scholarships every year through the DU Chapter Legacy Plan:
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