Who administered the founding of Delta Lambda Phi National Social Fraternity?”
Delta Lambda Phi national fraternity has provided social, service, and recreational activities for gay, bisexual, and progressive men. Delta Lambda Phi has been a constant presence in the Cal Aggie community since the chartering of the Xi Chapter in 1989. History In Washington, DC, in October 1986, three gentlemen established a trust to create a social fraternity free from discrimination based on sexual orientation—the donors regretted such an alternative organization did not exist during thier upbringing. Appointed as Trustee, Vernon L. Strickland, III, administered the founding of Delta Lambda Phi National Social Fraternity: creating its crest, selecting its mascot, and designing its rituals. In April 1987, Strickland initiated 24 men into the fraternity’s founding-Alpha Chapter. Brothers of the Xi Chapter Coming from different regions, ethnic backgrounds, cultures, academic majors, etc., the Xi Chapter is composed of a diverse array of young men. Regarded as a leader in the Sacramen
In Washington, DC, in October 1986, three elderly gentlemen established a trust to create a social fraternity that wouldn’t discriminate based on sexual orientation; the donors regretted such an alternative organization did not exist during their formative years. As Trustee, Vernon L. Strickland, III, administered the founding of Delta Lambda Phi National Social Fraternity, creating its crest, selecting its mascot and designing its rituals. In April 1987, Strickland initiated 24 men into the Fraternity’s Alpha Chapter – Delta Lambda Phi was born. Since then, Delta Lambda Phi, a fraternity for gay, bisexual and progressive men, has become one of the country’s fastest growing fraternities with chapters from coast to coast.
