Nickname: Birthday: Hometown: Major: Family Tree: Graduation Year: Other Organizations:
Why Chi Omega Rho?
Best Memory:
Killua September 14, 2005 Saginaw, MI General Business Yolo Family 2027 Alpha Sigma Phi, Rock Climbing Club, and Admissions Student Ambassador They were all very cool, and I got along with so many of the girls and their humor is perfect for me Pink Party
Mother: Daughter: Big Brother: Little Brother: Other Organizations: Why Chi Omega Rho?
Best Memory:
Glitch January 4, 2007 Warren, MI Graphic Design Fall 2024 Co-Social Chair, VP of Programming, VP of Member Development, Greek Council Representative
Emma Christine Arend Aiken Bekbolat Brett Budnik and Alex Inman Wyatt Konarski and Caleb Doll LTU Cheer Team I came to LTU as a commuter student, not knowing anyone. My plan was to just go to class, get my work done, and go home. After being invited to some rush events, the girls made me feel so welcomed and appreciated. They quickly became my closest friends and now, family. I wouldn't be as outspoken, confident, and active on campus had it not been for Chi Omega Rho. Late nights with my pledge sisters! Specifically going to get McDonald's, where Charleah hit a bump so hard I almost flew through the front windshield...
Logan Caruso
2024
Nickname: Birthday: Hometown: Major: Family Tree: Graduation Year: Other Organizations:
Why Chi Omega Rho?
Best Memory:
Lewis August 28, 2003 Middleville, MI Architecture Yolo Family 2025 Sigma Phi Epsilon and Student Government During my undergrad experience at LTU, I became friends with many O'Rhos (I recently got engaged to one too) and I can't overstate how great of a group it is. Being an active member in Greek life myself, I saw that Chi Omega Rho shared a large number of our values and they had an incredible drive to improve not only themselves but their community.
There were tons of great memories, but what stuck with me the most were the interviews and impromptu conversations that I had with the O'Rhos throughout my time at LTU. On more than one occasion, a short interview/set of questions turned into a multiple-hour long conversation. These interactions were small in the grand scheme of things, but I will always look back at them fondly.
