The Indiana Delta of Pi Beta Phi Chapter House at Purdue University has always been an environment that fosters academic excellence; however, study space and academic needs have changed. To remain academically competitive, they must address the needs of today’s student by replacing the more than 50-year-old study room furniture. Additionally, the study rooms only have four outlets each and, with an increased dependence on electronics, we must put in new wiring. Upgraded study rooms and a focus on academic space in the Chapter House will ensure that Indiana Deltas remain scholastic leaders on campus through a capital fundraising campaign.
Highlights:
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Update individual study rooms
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Update the electrical systems
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Rebuild the banister and stairs at the main entrance
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Increase study space in the basement
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Upgrade kitchen equipment and increase energy efficiency
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New front door
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Renovate house director's suite
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New flooring and paint in cold dorm
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Addition of entry doors for noise reduction
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Paint study rooms’ doors and frames
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Reconfigure treasurer’s office into a guest room
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Wrap pillars on State Street entrance and second story windows
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New concrete on west porch
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Air conditioning for second and third floors
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Replace carpet in first floor living room, loung, alcove, and library
