The Non-High Zeta offices do not have a Greek letter name designation, nor do they receive a collar, but they do just as much work for the chapter as the High Zeta offices, and are integral parts of the chapter's functioning. We could not function properly without these officers.
House Manager
Associate Brody Ferrel
The house manager is responsible for the maintenance of the house, and its premises. He is to oversee that the house is cleaned, the lawn maintained, and any additional needs are met. The house manager has the power to call someone before the Executive committee for infracting on the house rules.
Senators
Bro. Matt Oshel, Bro. Ross Mitchell
The chapter is given two seats on the Student Government’s senate. These officers are each given a vote, and will report to the chapter anything that is discussed in the senate meeting.
Intramural Director
Associate Justin Hutto
The Intramural Director is responsible for the assigning of chapter sports teams. He also will report to the chapter on the teams’ progress, and their weekly schedules.
Chaplain
Bro. Dan Schaeffers
The Chaplain is the spiritual advisor for the chapter. Generally, he schedules weekly Bible studies, and will offer prayer at many chapter functions.
Inter-fraternity Council
Bro. Garrett McElroy, Bro. David Clark, Bro. Chadd Hodges
At Union University there are six seats on the Inter-fraternity Council. There are three reserved for each fraternity. In our chapter, we elect two people to fill these seats, and place the High Delta automatically in the third seat. The Inter-Fraternity Council functions as a self-governing organization that decides on courses of action for discipline, as well as determining upcoming events such as rush.
Standards Chairman
Associate Bryan Spillman
The office of Standards Chair is a meticulous job that involves behind the scenes type work. It is the standards chair to attempt to better the quality of work and progress that each officer accomplishes, as well as to evaluate active members to determine their quality of membership. His major project is the MacIntosh Award application.
Historian
Associate Trey Thompson
The historian is responsible for maintaining a scrapbook for the year containing pictures and newspaper articles from the chapter. He is also responsible for the up keeping of the previous scrapbooks and composites.
Parliamentarian/ Sgt. at Arms
Bro. Jonathan Higdon
In our chapter, we have combined the two offices of Parliamentarian and Sergeant At arms. The Parliamentarian’s main job is to be sure that the proper rules of order are maintained in chapter meetings. The main responsibility of the Sergeant at Arms is to maintain control over the chapter meeting. Our chapter currently operates on a three chances system. Anyone asked to come to order three times in a chapter meeting will be asked to leave, and will be counted absent from that meeting.
High Ho (All-Sing and Music Chair)
Associate Jason Polk
The primary project of this officer is to direct the fraternity in All-Sing competition. Traditionally he has also been the one to teach the songs of the fraternity, the yell, and coordinate our entry into the Variety Show.
Fire Marshal
Associate Marcus Boehler
The sole responsibility of the Fire Marshal is to see that all functions of the fraternity obey fire codes, and that the house is currently living up to fire codes.
SAC Correspondent
Associate Jonathan Giles
The SAC (Student Advisory Committee) is a national body where one representative from each conclave (region) meets periodically with the national headquarters to discuss current needs and situations in the chapters. The SAC Correspondent reports to the SAC member in our conclave the current needs of the chapter. He is also responsible for assisting the High Rho in the publishing of The Delta Rock.