Life inside Beta Delta
Brotherhood at Beta Delta is the accumulation of ordinary time together, shared responsibility, campus traditions and relationships that continue after Rutgers.
Brotherhood development led by Sean Hopp and Shane Russin
Brotherhood Leadership
Sean and Shane lead the chapter’s brotherhood-development work, helping members build relationships across classes, understand the responsibilities of membership and become active participants in Beta Delta.
Brotherhood Development Director
Woodstown, New Jersey
Sean is serving his second term after first being elected in Fall 2025. He focuses on new member development, engagement and the relationships that help newer brothers become active members of the chapter.
View Sean’s leadership profile →
Brotherhood Development Director & Housing Manager
Marlboro, New Jersey
Shane was elected in Spring 2026. He works with Sean on brotherhood development and also handles housing responsibilities, helping coordinate the day-to-day care and use of 106 College Avenue.
View Shane’s leadership profile →The Experience
Formal events are part of the chapter, but they are not the full experience. Brotherhood is built when someone has a place to go after class, when older members help younger brothers prepare for an interview or when the same group continues to show up for one another through different stages of college.
Beta Delta includes brothers with different majors, hometowns, interests and career goals. The chapter does not erase those differences. It gives members enough shared time and responsibility to understand one another and build relationships that would be unlikely to form otherwise on a campus as large as Rutgers.
Chapter Life
Photos are paired with the parts of the experience they represent—not used as decoration.
What It Looks Like
A consistent space makes it easier to see brothers during ordinary days, not just during formal chapter events.
Older brothers can offer perspective on courses, internships and the transition into college; younger members bring new energy and ideas.
Football weekends, travel, family events and graduation become shared milestones that connect different generations of the chapter.
Members are expected to contribute, communicate and help maintain the kind of chapter they want to be part of.
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