Archibald L. Love, III '42

Arch served as Chapter Advisor from the installation of Delta Psi until he was medically unable to continue -- a period of almost 50 years. He attended almost every chapter meeting during his tenure as Chapter Advisor and was seen at the chapter house on an almost daily basis. In addition to his role as Chapter Advisor, Arch was a decades-long leader of the Albany/Schenectady/Troy Alumni Chapter.

Arch’s awards from the International Fraternity include the Montgomery Chapter Publications Award (1966-67), the Minton Best Chapter Officer Award (1967), and the LeClerg Outstanding Chapter Advisor Award. Brother Love was dedicated to continuing his legacy by endowing the Sigma Chi Foundation with the Arch Love Scholarship, an award that is given annually to worthy undergraduate brothers at Delta Psi. With this gift and others, Arch became one of the all-time highest donors to the Sigma Chi Foundation. He also provided amply for the House Corporation in his will, which enabled the corporation to undertake significant renovations to the chapter house.

Lawrence W. Mentz '68

Larry was a faculty member at Balfour Leadership Training Workshop for many years, always finding time to get away from work and family to provide leadership training to undergraduate officers from across the continent. He also served a variety of roles for the NYC Alumni Chapter, including President. Despite his commitments to the General Fraternity and the NYC Alumni Chapter, Larry always found time to participate in Province Workshops and educational activities at Delta Psi.

Robert F. Hutnick '71

Bob has been a diligent promoter of continued brotherhood between Delta Psi alumni for over 30 years. He designed and implemented a vigorous alumni social program that keeps brothers from his era connected to Sigma Chi. Most recently, Bob has spread his influence to Delta Psi’s entire alumni base as chairman of alumni class leaders.

Robert H.W. Jones, III '73

65^th Grand Consul Robert H.W. Jones III led the International Fraternity from 2007-2009 and had previously served as Grand Pro Consul for two terms. As Grand Consul, Bob was responsible for an unprecedented expansion of Sigma Chi, adding nearly 20 new chapters during his term. Bob is currently Chairman of the Ritual Renaissance Committee and Vice Chairman of the History Commission. He also serves on the Sigma Chi Leadership Institute and the Fraternity’s technology committee. He was a Grand Trustee from 2001-2005, Grand Praetor from 1979-1997, and a longtime faculty member at Balfour Leadership Training Workshop.

Robert J. Shortle '74

Bob has long been a visible presence in the International Fraternity, regularly attending Grand Chapter and Balfour Leadership Training Workshop. Bob now serves as the President of the Order of Constantine, having earlier served as its Vice President. In addition to his international roles, Bob is a longtime leader of the Houston Alumni Chapter, having served as President in 1987. In the little remaining time he has available, Bob now serves as Assistant Chapter Advisor of the Epsilon Xi Chapter at the University of Houston.

Dr. James K. Mitchell '51

James is a recipient of the Davies Medal, the highest honor given to an alumnus of the Rensselaer School of Engineering. James practiced a long career as geotechnical engineer and professor, serving as chairman of UC Berkeley’s Department of Civil Engineering from 1979-84. After his retirement from UC Berkeley James moved to Virginia Tech, where he was named Distinguished Professor, Emeritus in 1999.

William G. Pomeroy, Jr. '66

Bill is founder and CEO of CXtec, a $131 million provider of networking infrastructure and voice technology. CXtec is annually ranked one of the “50 Best Companies to Work for in America”. Bill has won Entrepreneur of the Year awards from Ernst & Young, Rensselaer, and Syracuse University.

Paul J. Cosgrave '72

Paul served as Commissioner of New York City’s Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications from 2006-2009 under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg. He also served as Chief Information Officer of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) from 1998-2001. There he managed a $1.6 billion annual budget and staff of 7,900.

Alan R. Crain, Jr. '73

Alan is Senior Vice President and General Counsel for Baker Hughes, a worldwide oil field services company. He has broad experience as a corporate legal executive, having served as Executive Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary for Crown Cork & Seal Company, and as Vice President and General Counsel for Union Texas Petroleum.