first and foremost a brotherhood of engineers. Being a brother of Theta Tau means that you have a community of brilliant men AND women not only on campus, but across the country that will see you as family. Being a brother means you hold a strong connection to a broad network of other engineers - a network that permeates through your academic, professional, and social life.

This network is a support structure that you can rely on in the face of struggles that you will face in your college career. Being a brother means being part of a community that you can depend on beyond the campus and throughout your life. Being a brother means building deep relationships with a diverse group of people who hold vast reservoirs of insight and experience in many areas of life. The wealth of these experiences enriches your life and teaches you lessons that you can't learn from the classroom or even a job. Being a brother means building a college experience that is incredibly unique and valuable.

When you ask someone why they joined Theta Tau, you'll probably get a diverse set of answers. Some join because they seek professional growth. Others join to meet more engineers in their major and across disciplines. Some are attracted to networking opportunities or have heard that Theta Tau is the oldest and largest Professional Engineering Fraternity in the country.

However, when you ask someone why they stayed, and continue to participate in the Fraternity, you'll likely hear one answer. It's the people. Among all other things, it's the people, their values, and their culture that make your college experience, and what you will remember years after you graduate. This is especially true with Theta Gamma Chapter, which is made up of some of the most diverse and extraordinary engineers you will ever meet. These people are going places.