Our Fraternity’s alumni span across the map, with certain brothers perpetuating our ideals on the global stage—Resolute Men who promote knowledge and advance culture beyond their alma mater. The brothers featured here represent a snapshot of the Fraternity’s impact: leaders in the military, government, business, sports, entertainment, and science. All are men of tremendous influence and accomplishment.
(Zeta Epsilon/Long Beach State 1969)
An Academy Award-winning director and producer whose films shaped modern cinema, from blockbuster adventure to historical drama. Few storytellers have had a broader cultural impact.
(Gamma Rho/Florida State 1995)
A college football head coach and defensive leader known for building disciplined programs and strong team culture. His career reflects sustained leadership at the highest level of the sport.
(Delta/Troy, NY 1996)
A detail-oriented professional and collegiate-level football coach and strategist whose career includes leading defenses at the highest level of the game.
(Xi/Virginia 1975)
The 37th Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps, entrusted with leading one of the nation’s most storied institutions. A career defined by service, responsibility, and command.
(Iota/Colgate 1933)
Creator of The Addams Family, a signature voice in American cartooning whose work still shapes pop culture. His style and imagination remain instantly recognizable generations later.
(Iota/Colgate 1977)
President and CEO Emeritus of the Green Bay Packers, recognized for steady leadership and long-term organizational vision while overseeing one of professional sports’ most iconic franchises.
(Eta Rho/Centenary 2012)
A comedian and writer known for precision, pace, and perspective, whose sharp, observational style has reached national audiences, including as a host and contributor on The Daily Show.
(Eta Kappa/James Madison 1984)
A Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, with a career built on craft, stage presence, and longevity, behind a catalog of country hits defined by storytelling songwriting and memorable hooks.
(Gamma Upsilon/Bradley 1958)
Former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, serving as the nation’s highest-ranking military officer. A legacy of strategic leadership and principled service.
(Beta Sigma/Lehigh 1945)
A landmark figure in American business known for innovation and influence, who helped shape the modern auto industry through leadership roles at Ford and Chrysler.
(Lambda/Cornell 1975)
A NASA astronaut who flew three Space Shuttle missions and performed four spacewalks, including work tied to early International Space Station operations and on-orbit assembly techniques.
(Delta Iota/Northwestern 1987)
A senior executive known for operational focus and organizational clarity with leadership roles at major consumer brands, including as CEO.
(Theta/Massachusetts 1993)
Actor, writer, comedian, and distinctive voice in modern comedy, known for television and film work that blends sharp humor with confident delivery.
(Alpha Epsilon/Stanford 1968)
A physician and former NASA astronaut who flew as a mission specialist aboard Space Shuttle mission STS-51-I in 1985, supporting satellite operations during a pivotal era of shuttle-based spaceflight.
(Alpha Zeta/Rochester 1959)
A NASA scientist-astronaut and the science pilot of Skylab 4, Gibson helped lead the final crewed mission to America’s first space station—spending more than 84 days in orbit and conducting extensive solar and Earth observations.
(Delta Iota/Northwestern 1989)
A longtime ESPN broadcaster and host with a career built on preparation, clarity, and consistency; recognized for daily, high-volume live analysis and interviewing.
(Gamma Sigma/Durham, NC 1993)
Brand and business leader at Ralph Lauren, known for connecting heritage brands with modern strategy, who helped guide global growth in fashion and lifestyle.
(Beta Tau/Southern California 1982)
Former CEO of United Airlines recognized for steady leadership in a complex, high-stakes industry, who led the company through a pivotal era of change.
