ΘΧ is an international fraternity, governed by national organization and a local IFC (Intra Fraternity Council)

ΘΧ has 152 chapters across country, approximately 8,500 current active members and over 175,000 lifetime members, 148,000 living

11th largest out of 75 national fraternities, one of the fastest growing at approximately 7% per year

Alumni network for internships, career guidance, leadership development, mentoring and job placement

Sacred Purpose

• Each chapter is required to have VP of Health and Safety as an officer of the fraternity

• Hosted 391 Health and Safety programs with topics including:

  • Alcohol and Substance Abuse

  • Sexual Assault

  • Mental Health

  • Life Safety

  • Nutrition and Wellness

The Resolute Man, Theta Chi’s premier collegiate member development program, recognizing top 10% of brothers

• Achieving the highest levels of distinction in the following areas:

  • Leadership and Teamwork

  • Alma Mater First

  • Social Competence

  • Life After Graduation

  • Theta Chi for Life and the Assisting Hand

Graduation and Alumni- Theta Chi graduation rate over 80.3%, versus US rate of 52%

Scholarships through the Foundation Chapter of Theta Chi

• Provide low or no cost leadership education programming

• 5th out of 75 national fraternities awarding $400,000 in scholarships annually

Psi Chapter, is a 501c4 non-profit organization in Madison, WI

Theta Chi is a social fraternity with focus on brotherhood, leadership development, promotion of positive character traits, and philanthropy.

• Ski For Cancer (SFC), our major philanthropy, raises over $100,000 per year

Additionally, Psi Chapter Foundation is 501c3 for purposes of philanthropy, scholarship and building management and maintenance

Sacred Purpose, Vice President of Health and Safety, an important officer in the fraternity

Managed with oversight from Rattle Building Corporation (RBC), comprised of Psi Chapter alumni

The house is a major component of the program, allowing a shared brotherhood experience, contributing to leadership development and academic excellence.

It provides a central site for living, study, social gatherings and fraternity business of all kinds

The house was built in 2014 with state of art construction

• $1M of funding came from an alumni capital campaign

• Financing for the balance came at attractive terms from a Madison-based bank

• The house is in a favorable financial position provided it is at full capacity; this includes funds for mortgage, ongoing expenses, maintenance, repairs, upgrades, improvements, and reserves for long-term physical plant replacements

• The house has a capacity of 47, with 3.5 members per bathroom. The mix is 17 doubles and 13 single rooms

• It features state of art high-speed Internet, WiFi, and cable TV, and includes two study rooms

• Each room is equipped with air conditioning, and in-floor based radiant heating with zero air flow

• The house has a video surveillance and security system

Room rates are competitive with similar housing options, like the University dorms

Social dues are in addition to room rates

A meal plan is offered in the house, a full kitchen is on premise. The members manage the outsourcing of the meal plan to a local company

Academic excellence is a hallmark of Theta Chi

Psi Chapter is one of the leading fraternities based on average GPA

The Inter Fraternity Council (IFC) monitors GPA of all fraternities for governance

Psi Chapter provides bi-annual scholarships awarded to members demonstrating academic achievement and positive attributes of leadership and brotherhood

• Scholarship funds come primarily from Alumni and RBC donations

IFC monitors the social calendars and behavior of all fraternities on campus for governance

Members are expected to exhibit a commitment to academics and participation in the fraternity including mentoring and leadership development

A critical part of the program is the shared brotherhood experience living in the house. Each brother is expected to live in the house for a minimum of two years

Ideally, the house has a mixture of sophomores, juniors and seniors, where mentoring can happen, and leadership skills are developed and utilized

All brothers are expected to take on a leadership position Officers should live in the house to properly execute their duties