Notable Alumni

There are a large number of Gamma Epsilon Beta’s who have continued their success into the professional world at these companies: PriceWaterhouseCoopers, KPMG, National Instruments, Henderson Engineers, US Bank, Cargill, Colgate Palmolive, Deloitte, Perceptive Software, Koch Industries, Farmland Foods, State Street, Hallmark, Thomson Reuters, Polsinelli Shughart, Turner Construction, JE Dunn. Below are notable alumni from our chapter and other chapters.

Gamma Epsilon Chapter Alumni

John J Rhodes 1938    Former House Minority Leader
Warren Staley 1965    Chairman and CEO of Cargill Inc
DeLoss Dodds 1959    Athletic Director of the University of Texas
Jeff Jones Vice President Project Management of Simon Property Group
Christopher Miller President/CEO of Gammon Miller
Tyler Bachman Vice President – Commercial Banking US BANK
Scott Cusick Product Development Manager at Farmland Foods
Kevin Lewis Vice President at Henderson Engineers
Mike Serpan Vice President BD at Convergys
Rob Exline  President & CEO at Exline, INC
David H. Severson  Vice President at North American Co

 

Beta Theta Pi National Alumni

Business

John Edward Anderson UCLA 1940 Founder of Topa Equities, Ltd., namesake of UCLA Anderson School of Management
Bill Bowerman Oregon 1933 Founder of Nike, Inc.
Hank Barnette West Virginia 1956 CEO of Bethlehem Steel
Donald Bren Washington 1955 Billionaire, Owner of The Irvine Company
Chris DeWolfe Washington 1988 CEO of Myspace.com
Douglas Clayton Cornell 1982 CEO of Leopard Capital
Arthur Collins Miami University 1969 CEO of Medtronic 2002–2008
Bill Cook Northwestern 1953 Billionaire founder of the Cook Group
Dave Coulter Carnegie Mellon 1971 former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of BankAmerica Corporation
Weldon “Hoot” Gibson Longtime executive at SRI International
William C. Glaub Knox College 1971 Chairman and CEO Chrysler Canada
Richard Heckert Miami University 1944 former DuPont CEO
David Holl Clemson University 1982 President and CEO Mary Kay
Joel Hyatt Dartmouth 1972 Founder Hyatt Legal Services
Shahid Khan Illinois at Urbana–Champaign 1971 Owner of Illinois autoparts company Flex-N-Gate and owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars
Donald Peterson Washington 1946 Former CEO Ford Motor Company
Dan Irwin Ohio State University 1983 Part Owner Buffalo Bills
Samuel Laws Miami University 1848 Inventor of the ticker tape machine
Kenneth Lay Missouri 1967 Former chairman and CEO of Enron
R. Conrad Leslie Miami University 1949 World renowned crop analyst
Matthew Matsudaira Washington 2001 CEO of Wedcoupon
Derek Mattson “University of Utah 1987″ Founder & CEO of Vehix
J. Bart McCollum Washington University in St. Louis 2002 COO of AmeriFlex
Cruse Watson Moss Ohio University 1948 Former Executive Vice President of Kaiser-Jeep, Former Vice President of American Motors
J. C. Nichols Kansas 1902 Real Estate
George Nolen Virginia Tech 1978 CEO of Siemens
Bruce A. Nordstrom Washington 1955 Former chairman and CEO of Nordstrom
Blake W. Nordstrom Washington 1982 Current Chairman and CEO of Nordstrom
Everett W. Nordstrom Washington 1923 Former chairman and CEO of Nordstrom
John Opel Westminster 1948 Former President of IBM
Sam Palmisano Johns Hopkins 1973 CEO of IBM
John H. Patterson Miami University 1867 Founder National Cash Register
Marvin Pierce Miami University 1916 President McCall Corporation and father of Barbara Bush
Mitchell P. Rales Miami University 1978 Billionaire, Founder of Danaher Corporation
Steven M. Rales DePauw 1973 Billionaire, Founder of Danaher Corporation
Steven Rogel Washington 1965 CEO of The Weyerhaeuser Company
William C. Short Washington University in St. Louis 2002 President and CEO of AmeriFlex
Frank Shrontz Idaho 1954 Past Chairman and CEO of The Boeing Company
Jeffrey Skilling Southern Methodist 1975 former CEO of Enron
Kenneth A. Spencer Kansas 1921 Founder, President, and CEO of Spencer Chemical Company
Warren Staley Kansas State 1965 Chairman and CEO of Cargill
G. Kennedy Thompson North Carolina 1973 CEO Wachovia, 2000–2008, Board Member of Hewlett-Packard
James R. Ukropina Stanford 1937 Board Member Lockheed Martin/ Directions LLC, CEO
N. T. Veatch Kansas 1902 Co-Founder and CEO of Black and Veatch
Sam Walton Missouri 1940 Founder of Wal-Mart
Justin Dart Northwestern 1929 Founder of Dart Industries
Fred Wilson MIT 1983 Venture capitalist and prominent blogger
James Wilson Southern California 1957 International Grocery Store Mogal
John D. Zeglis[9] University of Illinois 1969 Former Chairman and CEO of AT&T Wireless

 

 

Sports

Brian Job Stanford Olympic Medalist in Swimming
Frankie Baumholtz Ohio 1941 Professional basketball and Major League baseball player
Inaki Gomez University of British Columbia 2010 Canadian Summer Olympic Team Member, London 2012
Earl “Red” Blaik Miami University 1918 Head football coach, Army
Matt Borland GMI-EMI 1994 NASCAR Crew Chief for Ryan Newman, Dale Jarrett
Mike Brown Dartmouth 1957 President & GM, Cincinnati Bengals
Dave Brundage Oregon State 1986 Baseball Minor League Player and Coach
Guy Chamberlin Nebraska 1916 College and Pro Football Hall of Famer
Don Cohan Adelphi 1951 Olympic Bronze Medalist, Sailing, 1972
Thomas C. Hansen Washington 1976 Current Pac-10 Conference Commissioner
Peter Cipollone California 1994 Olympic Gold Medalist, Rowing, 2004
Eddie Collins Columbia 1907 Baseball Hall of Famer
Don Coryell Washington 1947 Retired San Diego Chargers Coach
DeLoss Dodds Kansas State 1959 Athletic Director of The University of Texas at Austin
Bobby Douglass Kansas 1969 Quarterback, Chicago Bears
Gene L. (Red) Estes Oregon 1959 Head Track & Field Coach, Fresno State
Max Falkenstien Kansas 1947 Legendary Kansas Jayhawks Radio Personality
Jay Fiedler Dartmouth 1994 Football
Dow Finsterwald Ohio 1952 Professional Golfer
Ken Forsch Oregon State 1969 Baseball
Gail Goodrich UCLA 1965 Basketball
Dan Guerrero UCLA 1974 UCLA Athletic Director
Ed Hamm Georgia Tech 1928 Gold Medal Long Jump 1928 Olympics
William Koch MIT 1962 Skipper and Champion America’s Cup
Cawood Ledford Centre College Legendary University of Kentucky Basketball Commentator
Jerry Lucas Ohio State 1962 Basketball
Larry MacPhail Beloit 1910 Brooklyn Dodgers Owner/GM; Hall of Fame/Introduced night games
Steve Marino UVA 2002 Professional Golfer
Scott McCarron UCLA 1989 Professional Golfer
David Edward “Chip” Reese Dartmouth Professional Poker Player
Jamey Rootes Clemson 1988 Former GM Columbus Crew Major League Soccer and current President for Houston Texans
Edward P. Roski Southern California 1968 Owner Los Angeles Kings Hockey Team/Realtor
Mike Schmidt Ohio 1971 Major League Slugger, Baseball Hall of Famer
Bill Stoneman Idaho 1966 G.M., Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, 1999–2007. MLB Baseball Player.
Eran Horodniceanu George Washington 1998 George Washington Women’s Basketball Coach
John T. Smith Professional Wrestler
Stan Smith Southern California 1969 Professional Tennis
Bill Veeck Kenyon 1936 Major League Baseball franchise owner
Rick Volk Michigan 1967 Miami Dolphins
John Wooden Purdue 1932 Legendary UCLA Basketball Coach
Brian J. White Dartmouth 1995 New England Patriots
John Greer University of Nevada Las Vegas 2000 All-conference football player, drafted by Seattle Seahawks

Government & Politics

Schuyler Colfax DePauw 1844 U.S. Vice President
Joe Allbaugh Oklahoma State 1974 Former Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Albert Beach Kansas 1905 Mayor of Kansas City, MO
Michael Bennet Wesleyan United States Senator from Colorado
William Borah Kansas 1884 Senator from Idaho and Chairman of Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Joseph W. Byrns, Sr. Vanderbilt 1890 former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives
Chuck Colson Brown 1953 Watergate conspirator
William S. Cowherd Missouri 1881 former Democratic mayor of Kansas City, Missouri in 1892–1893,
Congressman from Missouri in 1897–1905
William B. Cravens Missouri 1893 former U.S. Representative from Missouri
Thomas T. Crittenden, Jr. Missouri 1882 former mayor of Kansas City, Missouri from 1908–1909
Donald Dawson Missouri 1932 former aide to President Truman, Curator of the Truman Presidential Library
David Dewhurst Arizona 41st and current Lieutenant Governor of Texas
Robert Docking Kansas 1946 Governor of Kansas
Ozro J. Dodds Miami University 1861 US House of Representatives 1872–74
William O. Douglas Whitman 1920 United States Supreme Court Justice
Joseph Rucker Lamar Bethany 1877 United States Supreme Court Justice
John Marshall Harlan Centre 1850 United States Supreme Court Justice
Robert Ellsworth Kansas 1946 US House of Representatives, Nixon Campaign Director, Deputy Secretary of Defense,
Advisor to President Nixon, and Representative to NATO
W. Mark Felt Idaho 1935 Exposed the Nixon administrations’ corruption as “Deep Throat
David R. Francis Washington, St. Louis 1870 Mayor of St. Louis, Governor of Missouri, Secretary of the Interior,
Ambassador to Russia, President of Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Richard Gephardt Northwestern 1962 Former United States House Minority Leader
John Brown Gordon Georgia 1854 Major General in CSA, U.S. Senator, and Governor of Georgia
H. R. Haldeman UCLA 1948 President Nixon’s Chief of Staff
Michael Harcourt British Columbia 1963 Premier of British Columbia
Charles Henry Hardin Miami University 1841 Former Governor of Missouri
Mark O. Hatfield Willamette 1943 Former United States Senator and Governor of Oregon
Bob Packwood Willamette 1954 Former United States Senator
Denny Smith Willamette 1961 Former Member of Congress
David Karnes Nebraska 1971 Former United States Senator
James P. Kem Missouri 1910 United States Senate from Missouri, 1947 to 1953
Peter D. Kinder Missouri 1976 Lt. Governor of Missouri
Stephen N. Limbaugh, Sr. Missouri 1951 U.S. Federal District Court Judge and former president of the Missouri Bar Association
Horace Lurton Cumberland 1867 United States Supreme Court Justice
Richard Lugar Denison 1954 United States Senator
Ray Mabus Mississippi 1969 Former Governor of Mississippi 1988–92; Secretary of the Navy, 2009–Present
James G. Martin Davidson 1957 House of Representatives and Governor of North Carolina
Henry M. Mathews West Virginia 1857 Former Governor of West Virginia
Arch A. Moore, Jr. West Virginia 1951 Former Governor of West Virginia
Oliver P. Morton Miami 1847 Civil War Governor of Indiana, and instigator of the DePauw, Indiana and Wabash Chapters
John Mutz Northwestern 1957 Lieutenant Governor of Indiana, president of Lilly Endowment
Bill Nelson Florida 1964,Yale 1965 former Representative, currently United States Senator
Don Nickles Oklahoma State 1971 Former United States Senator
Guy B. Park Missouri 1896 governor of Missouri
William Perry Stanford 1949 Former Secretary of Defense
David Peterson Western Ontario 1966 Premier of Ontario
Bill Phelps Missouri 1956 attorney and US Representatives Missouri
Thomas L. Rubey Missouri 1885 U.S. Representative from Missouri
Kimbrough Stone Missouri 1895 judge of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit
John J. Rhodes Kansas State 1938 Former House Minority Leader
Charlie Rose Davidson 1961 Former Representative
Angelo C. Scott Kansas 1877 Founder of the Oklahoma City Times and president, Oklahoma A&M University
Charles Frederick Scott Kansas 1881 Regent, Kansas State Senator, and Member of Congress
Frank E. Smith Mississippi Former Mississippi Congressman
Bertrand Snell Amherst 1894 Former minority leader, U.S. House of Representatives
Zack Space Kenyon 1983 Representative from Ohio
Mike Synar Oklahoma 1972 Former Representative
John Turner British Columbia 1952 Former Prime Minister of Canada
Willis Van Devanter DePauw 1881 United States Supreme Court Justice
John Warner Washington & Lee 1950 Former United States Senator and Secretary of the Navy
Kenneth S. Wherry Nebraska 1914 Former United States Senator and Minority Leader
Durbin Ward Miami University 1843 Civil War General and United States Attorney
Richard A. Waterfield Oklahoma State University State Representative from CanadianTexas
Jamie Whitten Mississippi Former Mississippi Congressman
Wendell Willkie Indiana 1916 1940 Republican Party Nominee for President
William T. Haines Maine 1876[4] Former Governor of Maine 1913-1915
Robert J. Dold Denison 1991 U.S. Representative from Illinois
Charles Wesley Leffingwell Editor of The Living Church magazine, Episcopal priest and educator