Through mentoring, role modeling, and a consistent and responsible influence, alumni have assured the long-term stability and success of our chapters. There is a direct correlation between the success of an undergraduate chapter and involved alumni. I believe that when our Fraternity was founded our founders intended for the Fraternity to succeed by having every member make a lifelong commitment. A new generation of men are facing greater challenges than ever before. They need the insightful advice, counsel, and support that only alumni can provide.
Triangle needs alumni to volunteer to share their life experiences with tomorrow's leaders.
While you will become involved again in an organization that has played an important role in shaping your life, you will also have the satisfaction of helping others to establish stronger ties to the Fraternity. Undergraduates will learn that involvement continues long after graduation and alumni will have the chance to more fully enjoy their membership. At the very least, you will be giving something back to Triangle. When each of us was initiated and recited the Fraternity's oath, we made a lifelong commitment to Triangle Fraternity. Unfortunately, some members have moved to a location far from their 'home chapter' and feel out of touch with the Fraternity.