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Rob Monroe is a retired U.S. Navy captain and Navy SEAL whose career centered on service, leadership, teamwork, and performing under pressure. A 1981 business graduate, Rob brings decades of experience leading people, developing plans, building effective teams, and navigating the unique demands of military culture and life.

Jim Pappas is a retired U.S. Air Force officer and military pilot, and a UPS airline pilot, who lives in Colbert, Washington.

Gamma Theta Beta Theta Pi house, helped promote a lifelong lesson in helping today’s students leave with something else: the confidence to step up when someone’s life is on the line.

Band Music Please BOII Hey friends. Jason Hagens here, editor-in-chief of the Gamma Theta Alumni Momentum Series. Think of it as Beta Theta Pi's small-batch, locally sourced zine at WSU. Pour yourself a pour-over (or a cold one, we don’t judge) and settle in, because I’ve got something real to share. The Vibe Earlier this year, a few of us started something new: the Gamma Theta Alumni Association. It’s a gathering place for every WSU Beta brother and Friend of Betas (FOB), wh

Bio about John Dawson and his role in the Beta House at WSU. Advisor and Holder of the Bag $$.

Bio about Frank Cholaj, a retired pharmaceutical executive who lives in Spokane, WA. Class of 1982

Twenty-two men ran home to Gamma Theta this August. The noise, the hugs, and the celebration on Bid Day made it look like one big moment, but the truth is that Bid Day was the finish line of a week built on effort.

A chapter at its peak, incidents, and silence, the lost years, legacy, and what it means.

Seven student members have been selected for scholarship recognition by the Beta Theta Pi Gamma Theta Alumni Association after a vote by alumni advisors. The awards honor high standards in scholarship, leadership, service, character, and commitment to the chapter community.

Todd Morton repaired and fixed the 100-year-old door. Brothers Welcome!

Ride to Remember our Gamma Theta Fallen Brothers. History in the House

For the seventh time, the Gamma Theta Chapter has earned Beta Theta Pi’s Sisson Award, proof that the WSU Betas continue to do more than simply hang letters on the house. This recognition celebrates chapters that deliver the complete Beta experience: strong academics, responsible operations, engaged advisors, leadership development, and a brotherhood built to last. Winning the Sisson means hitting the marks that matter. The chapter maintained a GPA above WSU’s All-Men’s Avera

2026 KNOX Award Pour yourself something special and pull up a chair. The WSU Beta Gamma Theta just took home the Knox Award, the highest chapter honor Beta Theta Pi hands out. Not the participation trophy tier. Not even the respectable but fine Sisson Award. The top shelf. The one with the highest bar in the building. Here's the receipt: the chapter GPA landed at 3.30, clearing the All Campus Average with room to spare proof that "Cultivation of the Intellect" isn't just a ni

We hope active WSU Beta students seek guidance from a wise brother from the past.

Bio about Stuart Vreeburg BOII President of the House in the mids 90's.

Cars, Cougs & a Walk-Off Win

Common questions prospective Beta Theta Pi advisors ask before volunteering.

We already have 5-6 brothers committed at the $3,000 level. Every dollar beyond that gets us closer to 10 windows by Homecoming.

Gamma Theta has twelve brothers who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country during wartime. These brothers are remembered in a display in our chapter house dining room so that we do not forget their sacrifice. We honor their memory on Memorial Day.

Each year, as the students depart for the summer, the alumni converge on Linden Street to bring our beautiful 100+ year-old home back to the highest standards it deserves.