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Zeta Beta Tau - 1911 - IFC
Registration Information
Organization Number: 1911
First Registered On: 02-23-1996
Last Registered On: 04-16-2013
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: Active
Purpose: To foster and perpetuate ties of brotherhood, to advance the ideals and purposes of Zeta Beta Tau fraternity, to encourage and promote scholarship, and to strengthen and develop leadership.
Membership: Open to students, faculty and staff of UT. 2.0 minimum GPA and not a member of another fraternity.
Functions: Philanthropy; social functions; intramurals.
Organization Type: Social
Contact Information
Phone: (402) 689-0725
E-mail: txzbtpresident@gmail.com
Web site: http://www.texaszbt.com
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Adam Berenson, External Vice President
Zach Solomon, Senior Advisor
Ryan Pearlman, President
Todd Schoenfeld, Risk Manager
Daniel Warner, Internal Vice President
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