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TRIANGLE FRATERNITY

University of Pittsburgh Chapter

Spring 2021 Rush Schedule

Why Should I Join Triangle at Pitt?

Triangle is the only men’s STEM Fraternity experience, open to Engineers, Architects, and Scientists. We provide a social experience with a focus on professional and academic development.

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Could not have been a better way to start the month of March than showing off our new member class of Spring 2021. Pitt Triangle Chapter is extremely proud to announce that the Spring '21 Recruitment session was a huge success and that we recruited another double digit class. 

A warm welcome and lots of good wishes to these fine gentlemen on becoming a part of our team. We are extremely happy and excited to see what you guys bring into the organization. Congratulations on behalf of the actives and all other brothers around the country. We can't wait to start working with you all and make memories on this remarkable journey! 😎🥳
Happy self-care day everyone! Take a break from al Happy self-care day everyone! Take a break from all your stressful tasks, frustrations, studies, and schoolwork, and treat yourself in the best way possible. Remember that your first relationship is always to yourself and that your mental health is a priority! 
So just sit back and relax on this day. You all deserve it ❤
Happy Valentine's Day ❤ Happy Valentine's Day ❤
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Last but not the least we have our Secretary, Dylan Atkison!

Dylan is a junior from Butler PA majoring in Chemical Engineering. Outside of Triangle, Dylan currently holds a co-op with Koppers Inc. and tutors at his high school whenever possible (pre-corona of course). He can often be found reading, playing the guitar, making coffee, or online with his friends.

Why Triangle?
"I joined Triangle because of the common mentality that school is important, but so is brotherhood and practicing the soft skills that are so necessary within a STEM field. The environment was extremely friendly and welcoming, which was exactly what I needed while transferring into SSOE. I am so thankful to Triangle and the brothers of Triangle for helping shape me into the person I am today and for giving myself and many others a solid foundation to carry them wherever they may go."
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Next up is our Vice-President of Administration, Srihith Maraka.

Srihith is a senior Computer Engineering major from Lancaster, PA. After graduating, he will be going to DC to work at Capital One as a Software Engineer. Outside of Triangle, Srihith is also a part of the Computer Science Club and Real Estate Association. 

Srihith's future goal is to buy his first house in the coming weeks/months, and then later wants to pursue an MBA. His hobbies include lifting, cooking, tennis, golf, hiking, and trading stocks.

Why Triangle?
"I joined Triangle because of how genuine the guys have been since day one. I know that no matter what they’ll always be there for me whether that be academically or personally. I’ve made life long friendships and I’m forever grateful for it!"
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Joe is a 5th year bioengineering student from North Bethesda, Maryland. He is our current VP of Recruitment and has also held other positions such as VP of Standards, Risk Management, Fundraising, and Philanthropy Chair. 

Joe is our first pre-med student in the chapter and hopes to attend medical school in the fall. He wants to be an orthopedic surgeon one day, specialty TBD. He spends most of his time hanging out with his brothers or with his girlfriend and dog @raising.ranger

Why Triangle? 
"I joined the fraternity in Fall of 2017 to find a group of people i could call a family. Since then I have grown more and more attached to this group of guys and I owe them so much. They are the reason my college career was so successful. They motivated me to go beyond my comfort zone and try new things every week. I hope to continue to be involved even after I graduate."
Not only does going on a co-op give hands on exper Not only does going on a co-op give hands on experience in the workforce, it also helps you figure out if you are on the right track for your major. It is an excellent way to get exposure to real world industry, learn new science, and network yourself to potential employers.

To learn more about the process of getting a co-op, how the co-op fairs work, and some of the important takeaways from having a full-time work experience as a student, please join us during our virtual Spring co-op panel event hosted by us and Phi Sigma Rho (@pitt.phisigmarho ). This event will be held on Monday, February 1st starting at 8pm!

Join us via Zoom using the provided link in the picture to ask any specific questions that you might have, and hear the current students sharing their experiences helping you take that first step to land a full-time job during your school years!
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Today we have with us our VP of External Relations, Ted Ganter. 

Ted is a senior Chemical Engineering major from Wilmington Delaware who now lives in Indiana. Ted will be finishing his co-op with MSA this summer. His hobbies include soccer, basketball, football, tennis, video games, and also enjoys working out. Ted would love to graduate in person in December, get a job, and hang out with his Triangle brothers soon. 

Why Triangle?
"I chose Triangle because i was looking for an oppurtunity to socialize and meet new people as well as get help for my major, and in future career oppurtunities. I was also interested in joining our intramural sports teams."
••••🔺️ Spring 2021 Recruitment 🔺️••••
To everyone out there who have always dreamt of being a part of the greek society, the time has arrived! Our official Spring '21 virtual recruitment begins on Monday, February 1st. 

Make a difference this semester by joining Triangle Fraternity at the University of Pittsburgh and become a part of our family. Be sure to join us via Zoom using the information above and get to know the brothers of Triangle!

Check out our Accepted Majors List on the right. For further information, please reach out to our VP of Recruitment, Joe Sukinik @joersukinik
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Today we have our Vice-President of Membership, Andrew Hill.
 
Andrew is a senior Computer Engineering major from Glenmoore, PA. He has recently finished his Software Engineering co-op with Net Health during last semester. 

Andrew enjoys fishing, golf, skiing, and playing the guitar. He also loves staying involved on campus through Greek Sing, and cheering on the basketball team with the Oakland Zoo (before covid was a thing).

Why Triangle?
"My favorite part of being a Triangle brother is the lifelong friends and memories I've made along the way. I also enjoy teaching the new members our values and seeing them grow over the semester. I am beyond excited for this next semester and whatever comes with it!"
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Next up is our Vice-President of Standards, Trung Bui. 
Trung is a senior from Vietnam in the Exercise Science Program. After graduating, Trung wants to attend Physical Therapy school with a specialization in pediatrics or pelvic's health and wants to serve the immigrant communities. Outside of Triangle, Trung works as a Rehab Aide at UPMC and is also on an internship at the JCC Health and Wellness Program! 

Trung is a full-time Netflix binger and is binge watching Grey's Anatomy currently. He loves cooking and eating foods that come in quantity! Trung would also like to remind you all to respect our current situation with Covid-19 and PLEASE WEAR YOUR MASKS! 

Trung on why he chose Triangle,
"I joined Triangle because of their culture of acceptance. I was very aware of my identity, being a Vietnamese immigrant, that sometimes I would be hesitant to be myself. But not with my brothers, they always give me tremendous support and respect and let me express my culture freely. Because of them, this feels like home!
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Hey Everyone! This week we will be dedicating our shoutout posts to our amazing Executive-Board members representing Triangle Fraternity here at Pitt. First up is our Chapter President, Tyler Paplham.

Tyler is a senior from Buffalo majoring in Materials Science and Engineering. Besides serving as a president for Triangle, he does research in two seperate labs regarding heat transport in laser additive manufacturing of metals, and novel materials for neurophormic computing devices. After graduating, Tyler plans on pursuing a PhD, researching materials for sustainable energy generation. Tyler enjoys playing/watching soccer(Liverpool fan), playing the piano, drawing and reading.

Tyler on why he chose Triangle,
"I joined Triangle because of the extremely welcoming and positive environment I’ve experienced since day one of meeting Triangle brothers. I found a group that shared my academic and professional goals but I could also enjoy spending my time outside of class with. I’m so thankful to Triangle for helping me become the person I am today and for the lifelong bonds with my fellow brothers.”
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