Delta Tau Delta supports juvenile diabetes research, earns award 

The Zeta Zeta Chapter of Delta Tau Delta (ΔTΔ) at Morehead State University celebrated two notable accomplishments.  

ΔTΔ once again organized its annual effort to raise money for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF). During the fall 2022 semester, members of ΔTΔ combine their efforts to raise more than $4,000.  

"It feels really good to know we are making a difference in the hopes of finding a cure to Type 1 Diabetes," said Blake McKibben, a junior from Flemingsburg and president of ΔTΔ.  

ΔTΔ also received the Hugh Shields Award, awarded to the Top 10 ΔTΔ chapters in the nation.  

"I think it goes without saying it's awesome to be ranked in the top 10 chapters in the nation with over 100 chapters," McKibben said. "Every year, we work very hard in making sure we are striving to be the best men we can be. Our motto that we follow is 'Committed to Lives of Excellence.' Our chapter strives to live by that every day."   

MSU offers more than 120 student clubs and organizations. You can join a fraternity or sorority, or explore your interests in everything from politics and social issues to academics, athletics, and faith.  

To learn more about fraternity and sorority life at MSU, email Amanda Maynard, coordinator of fraternity and sorority life, at aedavis2@moreheadstate.edu or call 606-783-2668. 

Photo, top: The Zeta Zeta Chapter of Delta Tau Delta (ΔTΔ) at MSU raised more than $4,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF) during the Fal 2022 semester.

Photo, right: Delta Tau Delta at MSU also received the Hugh Shields Award, awarded to the Top 10 ΔTΔ chapters in the nation.