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University of Minnesota Chapter

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We won the Most Outstanding Chapter of the Year award in 2010


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Safety first at ADPhi

Posted on by Nik VanDenMeerendonk

My time as an Alpha Delt taught me many life lessons that I use to this day. Most specifically, risk management. I think that the Minnesota Chapter is unique because of our heavy emphasis on risk management. When having guests over for a party, it was ingrained in us right from the start that not only are we responsible for
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ADPhi Professional’s Night

Posted on by JohnKomarek

Inaugural Professional’s Night is a Success! Multiple chapters connect, network and build the ADPhi Professional Network Inside Ginger Hop in Northeast Minneapolis, alumni from Minnesota, Illinois and Peninsular chapters convened for the inaugural “Professional’s Night.” This on-going networking event is open to all brothers of the Alpha Delta Phi in or around the Twin Cities area. For some, it’s a
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BROTHER UPDATE: Ken Schweiger ‘70

Posted on by Nik VanDenMeerendonk

Every once in a while, one of our alumni makes the news! Brother Ken Schweiger ‘70 was featured in this great health and wellness article. If you’re living in the Twin Cities area, you most likely saw this in the Star Tribune, if not, here it is. Here’s to a new year filled with great health for all our brothers.
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2012 Founder’s Day

Posted on by Nik VanDenMeerendonk

The Minnesota Alumni Society will soon celebrate the founding of the Minnesota Chapter. On February  22, 1892, the Minnesota Chapter was founded by a small group of men along  with the guidance and support of Br. William Watts Folwell (Geneva  1857), the first president of the University of Minnesota. Each year since then, we gather to celebrate the achievements of the past
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Our Story

There is more to Alpha Delta Phi than meets the eye. It is a place for a young man to develop a sense of belonging; where followers discover the leaders within themselves. It is a place where men support each other in all their endeavors to become the best they can be. We defy the stereotype and live by the sword and spear. No matter how frequent the false assumptions may label the fraternity as just another metaphorical societal toilet, our fulfillment of our motto, Manus Multae Cor Unum coupled with high social, moral and intellectual expectations will forever disprove the most stubborn skeptics and cynics.