Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity is the oldest fraternity in the Marshall University Greek system. For 51 years, the Zeta Zeta Zeta Chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha has taken pride in its excellence and community service to the University. The chapter was chartered in 1946. Alumnae and current members celebrated their fifty years of brotherhood last November at the Radisson Hotel in downtown Huntington. Their historic and well-appointed house is located on 1440 5th Avenue. Our members have strong obligations to withstand both in the classroom and in the fraternity itself.
Lambda Chi Alpha was recently awarded the multicultural programming
award at the SGA Student Leadership Assembly. Their program was entitled
The English-Portuguese Continuum: An Interpersonal Approach and was focused
on understanding cultural and linguistic differences between Brazilian and
American students. This highly successful program instructed the brothers
of Lambda Chi in some practical and basic aspects of the Portuguese
language and allowed them to express themselves to visiting Brazilian nursing
students in their native tongue. This award highlights a successful year
for the chapter as a whole, where some members have been individually recognized
at the same assembly.
Lambda Chi treasurer Bob Dorado was recognized as SOAR President Extrodinaire
for the year of 1997 and was charged with awarding the Kathleen MacArthur
prize. Lambda Chi Dorion Liston was awarded the 1997 Outstanding Sophomore
award for his campus involvement and academic commitment. The chapter is
proud of the achievements of its members.
Photo Captions (top to bottom):
Photo 1: The Lambda Chi house, located at 1440 5th Avenue, is a major part of the proud and historic tradition of the fraternity's Zeta Zeta Zeta Chapter.
Photo 2: Scott Moren(Jamestown, New York senior) is shown with his date Sandra McClelland(Huntington junior) at a recent fraternity formal.
Photo 3: James Mooney(Pendleton County junior) and Scott Moren enjoy a weekend get-away to upstate New York and Niagara Falls (shown in the background).
Photo 4: Members of Lambda Chi Alpha show their fraternity pride together with a little help from their trademark song.
Photo 5: Members participate in "Greek Sing" during the Greek Week '97 Competition.