FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 25, 2013
PARSIPPANY, NJ — The National Executive Board of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity Inc. proudly welcomes Alfred State College (SUNY) in Alfred, New York as the newest institution to offer membership to our extraordinary brotherhood. The Fraternity congratulates the new colony’s two founding brothers:
Domingo Barroso
These two men have worked tirelessly during the past year to bring Lambda Theta Phi to their campus, and in doing so have created a lasting bond of Brotherhood that they will carry well beyond their college careers.
Alfred State Colony is the 119th undergraduate entity of Lambda Theta Phi, it’s 9th in New York and the first Latino Fraternity at Alfred State.
The Brotherhood also wishes to recognize the brothers who devoted their time, energy and passion to expanding the reach of Lambda Theta Phi and the Latino Greek Movement. Thank you to Pledge Master, Matthew Zayas (FB SUNY Buffalo Colony, Spring 2012), Assistant Pledge Master James Lopez (FB SUNY Buffalo Colony, Spring 2012) and the brothers of New York Sector 1 for leading the two new brothers into the Brotherhood. The board also wishes to thank the Northeast Regional Expansion Officers, Jorge Cariga (FB Beta Nu, Spring 2001) and Shà Quan Holmes (Beta Phi, Spring 2007) for coordinating this effort.
Founded in 1975 at Kean University in Union, New Jersey, Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. is the first and largest nationally recognized Greek-letter organization founded as a Latin Fraternity–and the leader of the Latino Greek Movement. The membership of Lambda Theta Phi is open to all college men who support its values of scholarship, respect for all cultures, community service, and the advancement and fair treatment of Latinos. Lambda Theta Phi was the first Latin Fraternity to be recognized by the North-American Inter-Fraternity Conference (NIC), is a member of the National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations (NALFO), and has over 120 entities in 24 states. More information about Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity, Inc. can be found on www.Lambda1975.org.