About Us
Discover the legacy, leadership, and values that define Theta Tau's Xi Chapter
Our Executive Board
Ike Fritz
Regent
Liza Robinson
Vice Regent
Ben Levy
Corresponding Secretary
Violet Urdahl
Scribe
Gianna McLeod
Treasurer
Elizabeth Risgaard
Treasurer
Lily Anderson
Marshall
Bennett Kinney
Marshall
Abby Burger
Rush Chair
Our History
Since 1904
Theta Tau is the oldest and largest co-ed professional engineering fraternity in the United States. Since its founding at the University of Minnesota in 1904, we have shaped the engineering profession by fostering brotherhood among engineering students and professionals. Theta Tau was founded at the University of Minnesota by Erich J. Schrader, Elwin L. Vinal, William M. Lewis, and Isaac B. Hanks.
Our organization emphasizes professional development, academic excellence, personal integrity, and a strong sense of fraternal brotherhood. Through our three pillars of professional development, service, and brotherhood, we cultivate leaders who make lasting impacts in their communities and the engineering field.
Our Pillars
The three foundational principles that guide every member of Theta Tau
Community Service
Members of Theta Tau make an impact on the world around them through service and philanthropic acts.
Professionalism
Members of Theta Tau are more prepared for the job market, networking, and applying their learning in their work.
Brotherhood
Members of Theta Tau have made friendships and connections that they will maintain for the rest of their lives.
Xi Chapter
A Century of Excellence
The Xi Chapter of Theta Tau was founded at the University of Wisconsin-Madison on January 13, 1923. For over a century, our chapter has been a cornerstone of engineering excellence and professional development on campus.
Throughout our history, Xi Chapter has produced numerous distinguished alumni who have made significant contributions to the field of engineering and beyond. Our members have gone on to become industry leaders, innovators, and educators.
Today, Xi Chapter continues to uphold the values and traditions of Theta Tau while adapting to the ever-changing landscape of engineering. We are committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive community of future engineers who will shape the world of tomorrow.
