Brotherhood Development Director
Sean Hopp
Sean plans brotherhood events ranging from house bonfires to tailgates, creating shared experiences that bring brothers together across pledge classes.
Life inside Beta Delta
Brotherhood
Brotherhood is built through ordinary time together, shared responsibility, campus traditions and relationships that continue after Rutgers.
Led by Sean Hopp and Shane Russin
Brotherhood Development
The brothers planning events that bring the chapter together
Sean and Shane plan brotherhood events ranging from house bonfires to tailgates, giving brothers time to connect across pledge classes.
Brotherhood Development Director & Housing Manager
Shane Russin
Now in his third term, Shane works with Sean on brotherhood events and oversees the daily care, organization and use of 106 College Avenue.
The Experience
Most of brotherhood happens outside the scheduled calendar
A free afternoon in the backyard, a meal after class or a quick stop at the house can become the moments brothers remember most.
Travel, family events, athletics and work on the house bring together members who may not share classes or schedules. Those repeated experiences build relationships that continue after graduation.
Chapter Life
What brothers remember
Keller Athletics
Competition between Rutgers IFC fraternities
Keller sports give brothers another way to represent Beta Delta, build teamwork and compete across campus.
Keller ChairmanHahns Hairston
Recent results
Our Home
A place for the everyday moments
106 College Avenue gives the brotherhood a visible home in the center of campus.
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See whether the chapter fits you
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