Position	Name
Chapter President	John Crupie John is a fourth-year Civil Engineering Student from Alpharetta, GA. He is currently completing his 3rd co-op semester with McKenney's Inc., a prominent mechanical contractor serving the Atlanta commercial market. John recently completed a term as the chairman of the IFC Greek Neighborhood Association Committee, and in 2006 was awarded the Most Improved Greek Individual Scholarship by the Interfraternity Council. Within Gamma Tau, John served as House and Grounds Chairman for three semesters and has been on numerous intramural teams, including FIJI's 2008 School Champion Softball team. John recently returned from a summer studying abroad at Oxford University.
Treasurer	Patrick Darsey Patrick Darsey was born and raised 3 hours south in Albany, Georgia. He is currently a 4th year student majoring in Industrial Engineering. On the Georgia Tech campus, Patrick has served on various organizations, with his main commitment to the Georgia Tech Student Foundation, serving the organization on the Board of Trustees as Vice President and IT Chairman. Inside of Phi Gamma Delta, Patrick has previously served as the Promotional and Social chairman. This year, he has the privilege of serving the Chapter as Treasurer for a second term. Outside of the finances, he serves as the Cabinet liaison for the Promotional, Social, House and Grounds, and Technology committees. Though Patrick has had the opportunity to engage in organizations around campus, he claims that the Fraternity has and always will be the cornerstone of his college experience. Not only has it provided a social outlet from the day to day grind of Georgia Tech, but it has led to leadership skills and life lessons that can never be taught in a classroom. Outside of class, he enjoys intramural sports, watching Georgia Tech athletics, and socializing with friends. Patrick was a co-op for two semesters, where he worked at a mechanical engineering firm here in Atlanta. Last Spring he had an internship at Smith Barney and plans on interning for a consulting firm during the summer of 2009 with hopes of a similar career post graduation.
Rec. Secretary	Patrick Callahan Patrick Callahan is a fourth-year Civil Engineering student from Tucker, Georgia. He was born and raised in the Atlanta area and attended high school at St. Pius X. Patrick has served on Georgia Techs IFC Public Relations Board where he was involved in fundraising for philanthropy events. He also served as the Risk Management Chair for FIJI for the 2007-2008 school year and was part of the promotions committee for FIJI Run for the Kids. Currently Patrick is interning at a Civil Engineering consulting firm, Golder Associates, and plans on getting his masters after graduating in December 2009. Outside of school, he participates in intramurals and enjoys activities such as fishing, camping, and spending time with friends and family.
Cor. Secretary	Patrick Sugar Patrick was born and raised in Duluth, Georgia and is the youngest of two, with older brother being graduate brother Michael Sugar (Georgia Tech 2006). Coming into Georgia Tech in the Fall of 2006, Patrick is now a 3rd year Industrial and Systems Engineering major. Within the Fraternity, Patrick has served as Greek Week and Homecoming Chair as well as Rush Chairman this past year. Outside of Fraternal involvement, Patrick is the Treasurer of the Georgia Tech Student Foundation and serves as a mentor to the Freshman Foundation. Patrick has also served on a H.E.R.O. committee and been a member of Lambda Sigma Sophomore Honor Society. Patrick has participated in two summer internships within Siemens Energy and Automation and plans to continue to have positive internships, preferably in the field of sports. Patrick enjoys playing intramurals on campus, watching all different types of sports, and hanging out with friends. After graduation, Patrick hopes to work in the sports industry working in either marketing or operations.
Historian	Matt Clickner Matt was born in Burlington, Iowa in 1986 and moved to Lawrenceville, Georgia in 1993. He entered Georgia Tech in the Fall of 2005 and is currently in his 4th year as a Civil and Environmental Engineering student. While at Tech, Matt has been a team leader for a Relay for Life team, captained the Fraternity Ultimate Frisbee team and held the Philanthropy and Island Party chairs for the house. Matt is also a part of the internship program at Georgia Tech, interning this past spring at an engineering consultant firm. Matt enjoys camping, multiple intramural sports, and woodcarving. After graduation in the Fall of 2009, Matt is looking to eventually gain his Professional Engineer certification as well as a master's degree.

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