Baker receives University of Iowa’s Hancher-Finckbine Alumni Medallion
Dale Baker (Iota-Chi ’68) began college just as any other student does. He joined Lambda Chi, completed his schoolwork and graduated with good academic standing. Most people donate to their alma mater only when they receive a reminder or feel inclined to give back during Giving Tuesday each year. Baker took a more hands-on approach […]
Adams travels to internship in Italy with Arcitell, Inc.
If getting an internship in a new city is overwhelming, traveling over the Atlantic Ocean for one is over the top. Jeffrey Adams (Phi-Iota ‘19) doesn’t see it that way, though. He took no hesitation in accepting an offer to spend six weeks in Milan to learn more about the company that would soon streamline […]
2019 Summer Interns: The IHQ Experience from the Undergraduate Perspective
In June, we announced the William T. Farkas Fellowship that honors our newly retired CEO through funding our internship and co-op program. The students selected to work in this highly competitive opportunity are members who have exemplified what it means to be a member of Lambda Chi. Our interns have the opportunity to grow, serve […]
Stead Leadership Seminar 2019: Recap
Over the past week, the IHQ staff split and traveled to the University of Denver and Washington University for the Stead Leadership Seminar. All members of the fraternity are welcomed to the event and encouraged to bring the lessons learned back with them to share with their home chapter. Both conferences began with registration on […]
Alumnus promoted to Brigadier General in South Dakota Army National Guard
It is not every day that a Lambda Chi alumnus reaches one of the highest ranks in the South Dakota Army National Guard, but April 30th, 2019 happened to be that day. Mike Oster (Lambda-Theta, ’91) was promoted to Brigadier General; he will be in charge of all 3,100 Soldiers in the Army National Guard […]
IHQ introduces incoming Field Staff
The beginning of the school year reminds students that they are coming closer to another year of freshly sharpened pencils and late-night Taco Bell runs with their friends. When we reflect on the upcoming school year, it reminds us that we are saying “farewell” to 11 of our staff members. Before they leave IHQ, we […]
Bormann lands internship with NASA
Trevor Bormann admits, he didn’t really expect to land a role at one of the most cutting-edge companies in the world. It was unlikely that the hiring team would even see his resume; Bormann didn’t have connections or prior contact. His extracurriculars were stellar and resume had been reviewed but his application was sent knowing […]
Omega David Gilkey honored at Oregon State Gallery
Nothing in this world can replace someone who is no longer with us. Brother David Gilkey (Alpha-Lambda ‘89) was recently honored in the Fairbanks Gallery at Oregon State University through a series of photographs and lifetime memorabilia. Gilkey graduated from Oregon State University in 1989 with aspirations to live a life of service through photojournalism. […]
Union University appoints Baker as Sports Hall of Fame recipient
Athletes often proclaim the tale that they’ve trained their whole lives for a specific competition or tournament. Many forego traditional school and transfer online in order to have more time training for the sport. Ron Baker (’66 Lambda-Zeta) took the opposite route to athletic success. Union University Lambda-Zeta was colonized in the year 1964, meaning […]
Brothers colonize esports club on Simpson College campus
Sports require hand-eye coordination whether you are on or off the field. In the world of esports that coordination can be acquired through the comfort of a living room couch. Once brothers of Lambda Chi learned their longtime hobby of gaming was a connection point, they invited the campus to join. Since Eric Knouse’ first […]
