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We recently interviewed Mike Flood, a 1995 graduate from Illinois and an active alumnus of the Beta Upsilon chapter of DTD. He is the current Vice President of Policy and Research of the CRE Financial Council in Washington D.C. and attributes success back to being a member of Beta Upsilon. Below he lists why he joined Greek life at Illinois, his favorite DTD memories, and more!
Q: What made you want to become involved in Greek Life at the University of Illinois? A: It is a large part of the culture and both my father and sister enjoyed their time in the Greek system at Illinois.
Q: What made you choose to join Delta Tau Delta among other chapters at Illinois? A: Delts were very laid back and didn’t take themselves too seriously (which was the opposite of me at the time).
Q: Were you involved in any other organizations or activities on campus as an undergrad? A: I had enough trouble keeping my grades in line.Q: What is the most important lesson you learned from being a brother in DTD? A: Not to take life too seriously – and how to take a joke.Click continued to read the rest of his responses!