List of Delta Upsilon brothers

This list of Delta Upsilon brothers includes notable members of Delta Upsilon fraternity who were regularly pledged and initiated through an undergraduate chapter of the fraternity. It does not list honorary members, who include George W. Atherton, Aubrey Radcliffe, and Justin Smith Morrill. Also not listed is Dave Frohnmayer, initiated as a regular member by the University of Oregon chapter of Delta Upsilon in 2001 at the age of 61. (Frohnmayer's father was a member of the fraternity; however, the Harvard chapter of Delta Upsilon had seceded prior to Dave Frohnmayer's arrival at that school as an undergraduate in the 1960s, precluding him the opportunity for regular pledging and initiation.)^[1]

The nationality of each of the members listed here is indicated by flag icons for the United States (), Canada (), United Kingdom (), Colombia (), Sweden (), Ethiopia (), and Japan (). Three persons in the following list - Charles Dawes, Charles Evans Hughes, and John Arthur Clark - have served as the international president of Delta Upsilon fraternity.

Aviation

Brewster Shaw (astronaut and Vice-President of Space Exploration at Boeing)

Name Original chapter Notability References Terry Hart Lehigh University astronaut [2] Frederick H. Hauck Tufts University astronaut [3] Brewster H. Shaw University of Wisconsin astronaut [3] George Welch Purdue University test pilot [4]

Business

Kōjirō Matsukata (President of Kawasaki and Imperial Peer)

Joseph Kennedy (U.S. Ambassador to the UK and Kennedy family patriarch)

Name Original chapter Notability References William A. Baker MIT naval architect John Bello Tufts University founder of SoBe David Burpee Cornell University founder of Burpee Seeds Chase Carey Colgate University CEO of DirecTV Anthony P. Carney University of Missouri-Columbia Vice President of CitiBank Michael Eisner Denison College CEO of Walt Disney Company Peter Fagg MIT headed the development of the IBM 7040 Clarence Francis Amherst College President of General Foods Wallace Trevor Holliday Cornell University President of Standard Oil of Ohio Arthur Samuel Keene MIT architect, founder of Keene & Simpson Tom Kershaw Swarthmore University proprietor of Cheers [5] Semon E. Knudsen MIT President of Ford Motor Company Kōjirō Matsukata Rutgers University President of Kawasaki James S. McDonnell MIT Chairman of McDonnell-Douglas John P. Morgridge University of Wisconsin President of Cisco Systems William Beverly Murphy University of Wisconsin CEO of Campbell Soup Company Brian NeSmith MIT former President and CEO of Blue Coat Systems David C. Novak University of Missouri Chairman of Yum! Brands [6] Dan Nye Hamilton College CEO of LinkedIn Thomas Perkins MIT partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers Patrick Petitti MIT founder of HourlyNerd Thomas Rowe Price, Jr. Swarthmore founder of T. Rowe Price Earl J. Ragsdale MIT inventor of shot welding Greg Skibiski Bucknell University CEO of Sense Networks Alfred P. Sloan MIT Chairman of General Motors Edward P. Taylor McGill University Chairman of Canadian Breweries Limited John Thain MIT CEO of Merrill Lynch Hermann V. von Holst MIT architect Kurt Vonnegut, Sr. MIT architect Ward Wellington Ward MIT architect in Syracuse, New York Matt Williams University of Kansas CEO of Yooz Francis Winspear University of Alberta founder of Winspear Higgins Stevenson (merged with Deloitte in 1980) [7]

Diplomacy

Name Original chapter Notability References Jeff Bleich Amherst College United States Ambassador to Australia Warren Randolph Burgess Brown University United States Permanent Representative to NATO John Danilovich Stanford University United States Ambassador to Brazil Ron Irwin University of Western Ontario Canadian Ambassador to Ireland Kenneth B. Keating Rochester University United States Ambassador to India Joseph P. Kennedy Harvard University United States Ambassador to the United Kingdom Foy D. Kohler Ohio State University United States Ambassador to the Soviet Union Amos Peaslee Swarthmore University United States Ambassador to Australia Tom Riley Stanford University United States Ambassador to Morocco

Education

David Starr Jordan (President of Stanford University)

Name Original chapter Notability References William R. Brody MIT President of Johns Hopkins University Edward Pennell Brooks MIT Dean of MIT Sloan School of Management Richard Cyert Carnegie Mellon University President of Carnegie Mellon University John Delaney University of Florida President of the University of North Florida Gordon P. Eaton Wesleyan University President of Iowa State University Melvin A. Eggers Syracuse University Chancellor of Syracuse University William H. P. Faunce Brown University President of Brown University [8] Richard M. Ivey University of Western Ontario Chancellor of the University of Western Ontario David Starr Jordan Cornell University President of Stanford University [8] Paul J. Olscamp University of Western Ontario President of Bowling Green State University James Alfred Perkins Swarthmore University President of Cornell University Henry Rowan MIT School named after him Rowan University Roy Schwitters MIT Professor at University of Texas at Austin Phillip Shriver Kent State University President of Miami University John C. Warner Carnegie Mellon University President of Carnegie Mellon University

Film and television

Alan Thicke (actor, played "Jason Seaver" in Growing Pains)

Name Original chapter Notability References Robert Benchley Harvard University winner of the 1935 Academy Award for Best Short Film (How to Sleep) Edgar Bergen Northwestern University ventriloquist Harry Carey New York University silent film star Jason Lewis San Diego State University actor, played "Jerry Jerrod" in Sex and the City [9] Joseph Losey Harvard University director of Modesty Blaise, M, The Damned, and King & Country [3] Gabriel Macht Carnegie-Mellon University actor, played "Harvey Specter" in Suits [9] Jacob Pechenik MIT creator and Manager of Venture Forth Alan Thicke University of Western Ontario actor, played "Jason Seaver" in Growing Pains [3]

Government

James Conant (High Commissioner for Occupied Germany and President of Harvard University)

Charles Dawes (Vice-President of the United States and recipient of the 1924 Nobel Prize for Peace)

James Garfield (President of the United States)

Charles Evans Hughes (Chief Justice of the United States, U.S. Secretary of State, and Governor of New York)

John Robarts (Premier of Ontario and Queen's Privy Councillor)

Juan Manuel Santos (President of Colombia)

Name Original chapter Notability References Les Aspin Marquette University United States Secretary of Defense [3] William H. Avery University of Kansas Governor of Kansas [3] N. Lloyd Axworthy University of Manitoba Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs [10] Michael D. Barnes University of North Carolina United States House of Representatives [3] Edward Bassett Hamilton College United States House of Representatives [3] Daniel Bigelow Union College Treasurer of Thurston County, Washington Austin Blair Hamilton College United States House of Representatives [3] Theodore R. Boehm Brown University Judge of the Indiana Supreme Court Fenton W. Booth DePauw University Judge of the United States Court of Claims William Bross Williams College Lieutenant Governor of Illinois Herbert Brownell University of Nebraska United States Attorney General [3] Robert Jensen Bryan University of Washington Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of Washington Clifford P. Case Rutgers University United States Senate [3] Tom Colten DePauw University Mayor of Minden, Louisiana [11] James B. Conant Harvard University High Commissioner for Occupied Germany John Bertrand Conlan Northwestern University United States House of Representatives [3] Thomas Dang University of Alberta Legislative Assembly of Alberta Beman Dawes Marietta College United States House of Representatives [3] Charles G. Dawes Marietta College Vice-President of the United States [12] David S. Dennison Jr. Williams College United States House of Representatives [3] Alan J. Dixon University of Illinois United States Senate [3] William G. Donnan Union College United States House of Representatives [3] Paul Douglas Bowdoin College United States Senate [3] Thomas H. Eliot Harvard University United States House of Representatives [3] John Elston University of California United States House of Representatives [3] Harry Lane Englebright University of California United States House of Representatives [3] David Emerson University of Alberta Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs [10] Charles Farnsley University of Louisville United States House of Representatives [3] Stephen Johnson Field Williams College Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States [8] Joseph L. Fisher MIT United States House of Representatives [3] George B. Francis Brown University United States House of Representatives [3] James A. Garfield Williams College President of the United States [8] George W. Goethals City College of New York Governor of the Panama Canal Zone [3] Percy Griffiths Pennsylvania State University United States House of Representatives [3] Robert P. Hanrahan Bowling Green State University United States House of Representatives [3] John S. Herrington Stanford University United States Secretary of Energy [3] Charles Evans Hughes Colgate University Governor of New York and Chief Justice of the United States [8] Arthur M. Hyde University of Michigan United States Secretary of Agriculture [3] F. Ray Keyser Jr. Tufts University Governor of Vermont [13] John A. Lafore Jr. Swarthmore University United States House of Representatives [3] Daniel S. Lamont Union College United States Secretary of War [8] Gerald Landis Indiana University United States House of Representatives [3] Charles B. Law Amherst College United States House of Representatives [3] Caleb R. Layton Amherst College United States House of Representatives [3] David E. Lilienthal DePauw University Chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission E. Peter Lougheed University of Alberta Premier of Alberta and Queen's Privy Councilor [3] William Melville Martin University of Toronto Premier of Saskatchewan [3] Thomas B. McCabe Swarthmore College Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors William H. H. Miller Hamilton College United States Attorney General [3] Toby Moffett Syracuse University United States House of Representatives [3] Thomas E. Morgan Lafayette College United States House of Representatives [3] C. William O'Neill Marietta College Governor of Ohio [3] Frank C. Partridge Middlebury College United States Senate [3] Lester B. Pearson University of Toronto Prime Minister of Canada [14] Sumner T. Pike Bowdoin College Chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission Chuck Poochigian Fresno State University Judge of the California Court of Appeal (5th Appellate District) Redfield Proctor Jr. MIT Governor of Vermont Winston L. Prouty Lafayette College United States Senate [3] Chauncey W. Reed Northwestern University United States House of Representatives [3] Robert B. Reich Dartmouth College United States Secretary of Labor [3] John P. Robarts University of Western Ontario Premier of Ontario and Queen's Privy Councilor [3] Hugh E. Rodham Pennsylvania State University father of First Lady of the United States Hillary Clinton [15] Juan Manuel Santos University of Kansas President of Colombia [16] Dan Satterberg University of Washington prosecuting attorney of King County, Washington Horace B. Smith Williams College United States House of Representatives [3] Lewis Sperry Amherst College United States House of Representatives [3] Robert T. Stafford Middlebury College Governor of Vermont [3] Robert H. Steele Amherst College United States House of Representatives [3] Steve Stivers Ohio State University United States House of Representatives [3] George Stobbs Harvard University United States House of Representatives [3] Charles W. Stone Williams College United States House of Representatives [3] Arthur H. Vandenberg University of Michigan United States Senate [3] Thomas J. Vilsack Hamilton College Governor of Iowa [3] Allan Warrack University of Alberta Legislative Assembly of Alberta [3] G. William Whitehurst Washington and Lee University United States House of Representatives [3] Benjamin A. Willis Union College United States House of Representatives [3] Jesse Younger University of Washington United States House of Representatives [3]

Journalism

Name Original chapter Notability References Craig Bolerjack Kansas State University sports commentator for Fox College Football Heywood Hale Broun Swarthmore College reporter for CBS News Hedley Donovan University of Minnesota Editor-in-Chief of Time magazine Austin H. Kiplinger Cornell University publisher of the Kiplinger Letter Dwight E. Sargent Colby College curator of the Nieman Foundation for Journalism Leland Stowe Wesleyan University 1930 Pulitzer Prize Richard Threlkeld Ripon College reporter for CBS News

Literature

Stephen Crane (author of The Red Badge of Courage)

Name Original chapter Notability References Selamawi Asgedom Harvard University author of Of Beetles and Angels Tristram Potter Coffin University of Pennsylvania author of The British Traditional Ballad in North America Stephen Crane Lafayette College author of The Red Badge of Courage [8] Rossiter Johnson University of Rochester author of George Washington: The Human Being and the Hero Joyce Kilmer Rutgers University author of "Trees" Richard A. Moran Rutgers University author of Never Confuse a Memo with Reality Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. Cornell University author of Slaughterhouse-Five and Cat's Cradle

Military

David Shoup (Commandant of the United States Marine Corps and anti-war activist)

Name Original chapter Notability References Harold Lothrop Borden McGill University heavily memorialized casualty of the Second Boer War John Arthur Clark University of Toronto Commanding General of the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada Tommy Franks University of Texas Combatant Commander, United States Central Command [17] Cyrus Hamlin Colby College Commanding Colonel of the 80th Regiment, U.S. Colored Troops Gordon S. Heddell University of Missouri Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Defense [10] John G. McMynn Williams College Commanding Colonel of the 10th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry Regiment Henry C. Merriam Colby College Commanding Colonel of the 73rd Regiment, U.S. Colored Troops [18] David M. Shoup DePauw University Commandant of the United States Marine Corps Clarence Page Townsley Union College Superintendent of the United States Military Academy at West Point Douglas Black Weldon University of Western Ontario Commanding Colonel of the Royal Highland Fusiliers of Canada

Music

Linus Pauling (recipient of the 1954 Nobel Prize in Chemistry and 1962 Nobel Prize for Peace)

Name Original chapter Notability References Frank Mills McGill University composer of Music Box Dancer and other songs Wilmot Moses Smith Cornell University lyricist of "Far Above Cayuga's Waters" Noel "Paul" Stookey Michigan State University vocalist and guitarist with Peter, Paul and Mary Donald J. Wright University of Western Ontario composer Pete Yorn Syracuse University vocalist and guitarist with The Olms [9]

Religion

Name Original chapter Notability References Harry Emerson Fosdick Colgate University theologian and anti-Zionist Lars-Göran Lönnermark Michigan State University Chief Royal Chaplain to the King of Sweden Logan Herbert Roots Harvard University Bishop of Hankow

Science

Christian Anfinsen (recipient of the 1972 Nobel Prize in Chemistry)

Name Original chapter Notability References Christian B. Anfinsen Swarthmore College 1972 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Arnold O. Beckman University of Illinois 1988 National Medal of Technology, 1989 National Medal of Science Robert Cade University of Texas inventor of Gatorade William C. Dement University of Washington developed the Apnea–hypopnea index Don Francis University of California developed the Hepatitis B vaccine Laurens Hammond Cornell University inventor of the pipeless organ [8] Henry Harpending Hamilton College geneticist and author of The 10,000 Year Explosion Charles F. Kettering Ohio State University 1955 Hoover Medal Linus Pauling Oregon State University 1954 Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1962 Nobel Prize for Peace [19] Edward C. Prescott Swarthmore College 2004 Nobel Prize in Economics David Schramm MIT 1993 Lilienfeld Prize Albert Lindsey Zobrist MIT Zobrist hashing

Sports

Darrel Royal (as head football coach at the University of Texas coached the 1963, 1969, and 1970 national championship teams)

Lou Holtz (as head football coach at the University of Notre Dame coached the 1988 national championship team)

Jim Boeheim (as head basketball coach at Syracuse University coached the 2003 national championship team)

Name Original chapter Notability References John Anderson Cornell University gold medal, discus, Games of the V Olympiad (1932) [3] Fred Arbanas Michigan State University Kansas City Chiefs player Horace Ashenfelter Pennsylvania State University gold medal, men's steeplechase, Games of the XV Olympiad (1952) [3] George Blair Miami University only person to water-ski on all seven continents Jim Boeheim Syracuse University head basketball coach, Syracuse University Frank R. Burns Rutgers University head football coach, Rutgers University Jack Coombs Colby College Philadelphia A's player Bruce Coslet University of the Pacific head coach, Cincinnati Bengals Andrew Currie University of Manitoba Regina Roughriders player Paul Flatley Northwestern University Minnesota Vikings player Hugh Gallarneau Stanford University Chicago Bears player Pete Gogolak Cornell University New York Giants player Clark Graebner Northwestern University runner-up, 1967 U.S. Open Randy Gregg University of Alberta Edmonton Oilers player Galen Hall Pennsylvania State University head football coach, University of Florida James H. Horne Bowdoin College head basketball coach, Indiana University Ned Irish University of Pennsylvania basketball promoter Craig Kelly University of Washington 1988, 1989, 1990, and 1991 World Snowboard Champion Bob Kenney University of Kansas gold medal, basketball, Games of the XV Olympiad (1952) [3] Harvey Kuenn University of Wisconsin San Francisco Giants player Jim Les Bradley University head basketball coach, University of California at Davis [20] Chad Little Washington State University NASCAR driver Mick Luckhurst University of California Atlanta Falcons player Jeff Ma MIT member of the MIT Blackjack Team Leland MacPhail Swarthmore University general manager, New York Yankees Ken Margerum Stanford University Chicago Bears player Paul Mokeski University of Kansas Milwaukee Bucks player Allie Morrison University of Illinois gold medal, wrestling, Games of the IV Olympiad (1928) [3] Thurman Munson Kent State University New York Yankees player John Primrose University of Alberta trap shooter [10] Jimmy Rodgers University of Iowa head coach, Boston Celtics Darrel Royal Oklahoma University head football coach, University of Texas Ron Torgalski Hamilton College (NY) head baseball coach, University at Buffalo [21] Peter Ueberroth San Jose State University Commissioner of Baseball Rick Venturi Northwestern University head football coach, Northwestern University Mike White University of California head coach, Oakland Raiders Mike Withycombe Fresno State University Cincinnati Bengals player Rowland Wolfe Case Western Reserve University gold medal, gymnastics, Games of the V Olympiad (1932) [22] Matthew Zimmerman University of Arkansas assistant coach, University of Arkansas men's basketball

References

External links

• Noel "Paul Stookey" (Michigan State) performing "Blowing in the Wind" at the Washington Peace March
• Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (Cornell) interviewed about Cat's Cradle
• Juan Manuel Santos (Kansas) receives a pass-in-review from the Colombian police and armed forces (in Spanish)
• Alan Thicke (Western Ontario) interviewed on the Katie Couric Show about son Robin
• Joseph Kennedy's (Harvard) 1940 farewell address
• Lester Pearson (Toronto) speaks to the 1968 Liberal Party convention