Colorado School of Mines Phi Gamma Delta Undergraduates
Welcome to Gamma Kappa Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta!
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of people in need. Our mission is to provide assistance to those who are less fortunate and to create a better world for all. Through our programs and initiatives, we strive to positively impact the world and help those who need it the most.
Undergrad Brothers: 43
Newest Class: M⌘(Mu Tetartons)
New Brothers: 4
Graduating Brothers: 2
Chapter Colonization: Fall 1983
Chapter Charter: March 23, 1985
Scholarships
The Phi Gamma Delta Educational Foundation provides scholarships to brothers awarded on the basis of need for financial assistance, merit, leadership, and citizenship. Scholarship awards must be applied to tuition and tuition-related expenses as defined by the Tax Reform Act of 1986. Such expenses include tuition and fees required for enrollment or attendance at the educational organization and fees, books, supplies and equipment required for courses of instruction. Visit the Phi Gam Scholarships Page
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Sunday, February 23rd from 10 AM to 4 PM
Dungeons and Dragons One-Shot
The Gamma Kappa chapter of Phi Gamma Delta fundraiser to raise money for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals!
Tune in to watch: twitch.tv/gkfiji
November 2nd 5pm - November 3rd 6pm
25-Hour Fundraiser - Raised $3,186
The Gamma Kappa chapter of Phi Gamma Delta will be fundraising with Extra Life to raise money for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals!
twitch.tv/gkfiji
2024-2025 Undergraduate Cabinet
Roman Burnside, President
Roman Burnside, President
Roman Burnside, President
From Colorado Springs. I am a first-year majoring in Mechanical Engineering with an Electrical Engineering minor and Aerospace focus. I joined Fiji during my first semester of college with the Lambda Tetarton class. I was the brotherhood chair starting in the fall up to my election and president during my second semester. I enjoy volleyb
From Colorado Springs. I am a first-year majoring in Mechanical Engineering with an Electrical Engineering minor and Aerospace focus. I joined Fiji during my first semester of college with the Lambda Tetarton class. I was the brotherhood chair starting in the fall up to my election and president during my second semester. I enjoy volleyball, piano, and skiing. An ideal graduate connection would be in the field of mechanical and electrical engineering.
TJ Moore, Treasurer
Roman Burnside, President
Roman Burnside, President
From Colorado Springs, Colorado, I am a Sophomore in Electrical Engineering with a focus on RF. I love being with the brothers, and am now proud to serve as Corresponding Secretary of the chapter, to help spread awareness of our chapter and involvement in our communities. My hobbies include rock climbing and playing board games.
Evan Reeves, RecSec
Roman Burnside, President
Sam Wells, Historian
From Colorado Springs, Colorado. I am a sophomore in computer science with a focus on business. I joined Fiji to step out of my comfort zone and since I've joined I've loved being a part of a brotherhood that cares about me and my success. I wanted to run for cabinet to both give back to my brothers and serve them any way I can. My hobbies include rock climbing, board games, and video games.
Sam Wells, Historian
Sam Wells, Historian
From Denver CO, I will be pursuing 2 degrees of CS and EE here in my time at CSM. I am currently attending Mines as a Second year and really enjoy the people I have gotten to meet and the atmosphere through FIJI. I intend on making a complete chapter archive as Historian, and I am an avid enjoyer of food science and reading.
Jiah Spector, CorSec
From Colorado Springs. I'm a first year, majoring in Computer Science, focusing on Data Science. I joined Fiji my first semester and it has been one of the best investments of my life. I was appointed as a social chair, noticed the lack of campus events, and made great strides to improve this. I am now very proud to be serving as the Corresponding Secretary and am eager to see what I can do next.
We Are Committed to the Elimination & Prevention of Hazing
Hazing is contrary to our mission and values, and it has no place in Phi Gamma Delta.
The Fraternity is committed to the elimination and prevention of hazing. We have embarked on a comprehensive Hazing Prevention Plan intended to rethink our approach to new member education, engage interested constituencies and, ultimately, work to eliminate hazing from our chapters.
deia position statement
Supporting the Gamma Kappa Chapter of Phi Gamma Delta Means Supporting Your Community
We here at the Gamma Kappa chapter of Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) strive to create a safe and welcoming community here at the Colorado School of Mines. We openly welcome any student into our community regardless of race, religion, sexual orientation, origin, socioeconomic status, and physical, psychological, or neurological condition, and we aim to make Greek life and campus as a whole an accepting and supportive environment. We wholeheartedly believe in the above, but we must address the fact that FIJI is not a co-ed organization. We are allowed to welcome individuals who identify as males, as per our international bylaws; however, we believe that there is no correct or incorrect way to “identify as male.” Gender identity is a complicated phenomenon that is different for each individual, and we wholly welcome transgender and genderqueer individuals who fall under the umbrella of males to become brothers of Phi Gamma Delta. When anyone from our chapter along their journey discovers that they are not male, we continue to love and support them as sisters or compatriots of our fraternity.
