Whether it is the success of its individual members, chapters or the Fraternity's expansion process, Delta Chi is known for being a successful organization. Alumni who have gone on to be politicians, businessmen, professional athletes and actors pepper our records. Undergraduate members continually serve as Greek Council presidents, student government leaders, varsity athletes, and university ambassadors.

Delta Chi chapter members staff numerous community service and philanthropic events, organize campus-wide educational programming, dominate intramural athletic programs, and host safe and enjoyable social events. The Fraternity's 94% expansion success rate is one of the highest of all inter/national fraternities because we specifically recruit student leaders, varsity athletes, scholarship recipients, and other leaders on campus during the expansion to set the best foundation possible for future success.

Below is a list of just a few Delta Chi brothers who have gone on to be successful in their professional endeavors. Again, the one thing that all of these men have in common is Delta Chi.

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GOVERNMENT / MILITARY

• Benjamin Harrison, President of the United States
• John Bricker, Past Governor and U.S. Senator from Ohio
• Henry "Scoop" Jackson, late Senator from Washington and presidential candidate
• Otis Bowen, former Governor of Indiana and Secretary of Health and Human Services
• Larry Craig, Senator from Idaho
• Henry Hartsfield, space shuttle commander
• Samuel R Johnson, U.S. Representative from Texas
• John Mica, U.S. Representative from Florida
• Dan Miller, former U.S. Representative from Florida
• William Sessions, former Director of the FBI
• Richard Shelby, Senator from Alabama
• Bob Stump, late U.S. Representative from Arizona
• Craig Thomas, Senator from Wyoming
• David R. Thompson, U.S. 9th District Court Judge
• James Webb, former Secretary of the Navy
• Bill Zeliff, former U.S. Representative from New Hampshire
• Robert Todd Lincoln, son of President Abraham Lincoln, Secretary of War
• William Jennings Bryan, famous orator and presidential candidate

INDUSTRY / FINANCE

• John Calhoun, former Vice President of Quaker Oats
• William Cole, Senior Vice President of Shearson Lehman Brothers
• C.W.W. "Tex" Cook, former Chairman of General Foods
• Jerry Dozier, Vice President of Merrill Lynch
• Verne Drews, Vice President of Nabisco
• Thomas Glasgow, former Chief Operations Officer of McDonald's
• Sam Ginn, Chairman of the Board of Vodafone AirTouch
• R. Jim Harring, Corporate Vice President of Motorola
• William Hayes, Senior Vice President of Texas Instruments
• Gordon Jones, retired Vice President of Hearst Publications
• Ed Kangas, former Chairman of the Board of Deloitte & Touche
• Herb Klein, former Editor-in-Chief of Copley newspapers and former President Nixon's Press Secretary
• Charles Marshall, former Vice Chairman of the Board for AT&T.
• Dave Kolander, retired Vice President of 3M

SPORTS

• Rod Dedeaux, former USC coach and college baseball's "Coach of the Century"
• Pat Gillick, former General Manager for the Seattle Mariners
• Nolan Harrison, NFL Hall of Fame member
• Larry Himes, former General Manager for the Chicago Cubs
• Ron Mix, NFL Hall of Fame member
• Sean Salisbury, former NFL player and ESPN Analyst
• ARTS / ENTERTAINMENT
• Kevin Costner, actor and director
• Ashton Kutcher, actor and producer
• Russell Nye, Pulitzer Prize winning author
• G.D. Spradlin, actor from such movies as The Godfather II, Lords of Discipline, and Apocalypse Now
• James Stewart, author of Bloodsport and other titles
• Robert Newton Peck, Writer of children's books, including the Soup series
• Richard Peck, Newberry Award winning author of children's books

EDUCATION

• Dr. Asa Green, former President of Livingston University
• Dr. William Meehan, President of Jacksonville State University
• Dr. Peyton Rhodes, President Emeritus of Rhodes College