Question 1

Edward Robinson — Phi Gamma Delta, Bucknell University

Hillary Brewer · Accepted Answer

Ed Robinson is known on Bucknell’s campus and within the alumni body for knowing each undergraduate brother in his chapter personally. He meets them the day they join as new members and has memorized each of their names and faces by the next time he sees them. Every year he writes letters of recommendation for graduate school or gives reference interviews for jobs. He has provided countless hours of encouragement and assistance to the officers and members of Delta Chapter to develop and implement their own vision, goals, programming and other objectives. He has modeled a special kind of wisdom, empathy and compassion that is unique. This recognition coincides with his retirement from over ten years as the Purple Legionnaire (principal graduate advisor) for the chapter.

Question 2

Edward Robinson — Phi Gamma Delta, Bucknell University

Hillary Brewer · Accepted Answer

Ed Robinson is known on Bucknell’s campus and within the alumni body for knowing each undergraduate brother in his chapter personally. He meets them the day they join as new members and has memorized each of their names and faces by the next time he sees them. Every year he writes letters of recommendation for graduate school or gives reference interviews for jobs. He has provided countless hours of encouragement and assistance to the officers and members of Delta Chapter to develop and implement their own vision, goals, programming and other objectives. He has modeled a special kind of wisdom, empathy and compassion that is unique. This recognition coincides with his retirement from over ten years as the Purple Legionnaire (principal graduate advisor) for the chapter.

Question 3

Edward Robinson — Phi Gamma Delta, Bucknell University

Hillary Brewer · Accepted Answer

Ed Robinson is known on Bucknell’s campus and within the alumni body for knowing each undergraduate brother in his chapter personally. He meets them the day they join as new members and has memorized each of their names and faces by the next time he sees them. Every year he writes letters of recommendation for graduate school or gives reference interviews for jobs. He has provided countless hours of encouragement and assistance to the officers and members of Delta Chapter to develop and implement their own vision, goals, programming and other objectives. He has modeled a special kind of wisdom, empathy and compassion that is unique. This recognition coincides with his retirement from over ten years as the Purple Legionnaire (principal graduate advisor) for the chapter.