nevada+alpha

The University of Nevada was originally founded in Elko, Nevada in 1874.However, in 1885, the state legislature voted to close the Elko institution and the fledgling institution was moved from Elko to its current home in Reno, where classes began two years later. The school, thus moved to Reno, has flourished ever since. As Nevada’s land-grant institution, the University has been instrumental in the history of the nation's fastest-growing state. When the University opened in 1874 as the University Preparatory School in Elko, it was located 300 miles east of the state’s Virginia City-Carson City-Reno population base. State officials relocated the university to Reno in 1885, and its first year of formal college-level study was in 1887. Until 1957, the University of Nevada served as the only state-supported higher-education institution in the Silver State. **Nevada Alpha - Phi Delta Theta** On the side streets of the University, a local club known as Phi Delta Alpha sought after recognition to become a full fledge fraternity. Seeking colonization, the chapter turned to the international chapter of Phi Delta Theta. In 1972, the California Alpha chapter, University of California, Berkley, came to induct the Reno chapter into the fraternity. The local colony known as Phi Delta Alpha was thus installed as the Nevada Alpha chapter of Phi Delta Theta officially on April 22, 1972. Bond #1: Glen Goza Bond #2: Gregory Roush Bond #3: Joseph Kay Bond #4: Alan Glover Bond #5: Scott Hesse Bond #6: Robert Peck Bond #7: Robert Hennigsen Bond #8: Steven Wooden Bond #9: Allan Mandell Bond #10: Chris McKenna Bond #11: Lloyd Kegney Bond #12: Gregory Gibbena Bond #13: Larry Wilson Bond #14: William Cushing Bond #15: Roland Cram Bond #16: Larry Frank Bond #17: Les Peterson Bond #18: Ronald Cameron Bond #19: Robert Price Bond #20: Edward Frazer Bond #21: John Stodieck Bond #22: Charles Fletcher Bond #23: Thomas Wood Bond #24: Richard Edler Bond #25: Robert Ceccareli Bond #26: Dennis Murphy Since its induction to Phi Delta Theta, the Nevada Alpha chapter has initiated over 400 men into the brotherhood of Phi Delta Theta.
 * University of Nevada, Reno **

In 1982, the expanding size of the chapter forced us to move from our chapter house on University St. (which is now occupied by TKE) to our current residence at 735 West Street. In 1990, in the week proceeding Christmas, the chapter was forced to move out ofthe house and was unable to return as the rightful owner until 1994. We have remained at the house ever since with [|Nevada payday loan].

Then, in 1997, Nevada Alpha was one of the first chapters of Phi Delta Theta to go dry. In May of 2000, Phi Delta Theta became the first fraternity to go dry internationally. Ever since their initialization, the chapter has won awards both by Phi Delta Theta's headquarters and the University's Interfarternal Council. These awards repertoire include Chapter of the Year, recruitment awards, risk management awards, and other notable awards.