List of Theta Xi brothers

The list of Theta Xi brothers includes initiated and honorary members of Theta Xi.

Notable alumni

Notable members are listed by name and chapter.

Arts and entertainment

  • Jay Alders (Gamma Mu 11), Internationally acclaimed Visual Artist. Named "Best Surf Artist of the Decade" by Brazil's Alma Surf Magazine
  • Richard Boone (Tau), Emmy winning actor, (former, blackballed)
  • Jim Davis (Kappa Kappa 159), creator of Garfield comic strip
  • Bruce Davison, Golden Globe-winning actor
  • Bill Dedman (Iota 1089), Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter and bestselling author
  • Bill Doleman (Alpha Epsilon), Studio Analyst for Root Sport Southwest
  • Buddy De Sylva (Alpha Nu 78), Oscar-nominated composer, producer, and executive
  • Henderson Forsythe, Tony award-winning actor and one of the actors who has played Colonel Sanders for KFC
  • Ferde Grofé (Alpha Nu 340), Noted Composer
  • Charles Lederer, film screenwriter, Tony award double winner, producer
  • Jack Lindquist (Alpha Nu 263), former president of Disneyland (1990–1994)
  • Dudley Nichols, Oscar-winning screenwriter
  • Richard Reeves (Gamma 722), Author and syndicated columnist

Business and education

Government, military and politics

Philanthropy and Service

  • Ray Klinginsmith (Beta Iota 1), World President of Rotary International 2010-2011

Science and technology

  • Edwin Howard Armstrong (Epsilon 70), inventor and the Father of FM Radio
  • Allen B. DuMont (Alpha 349), American scientist and inventor
  • James Hall (Alpha 38) Geologist and Paleontologist
  • Charles Hayden (Delta 24), MIT's Charles Hayden Memorial Library and the Boston Museum of Science's Charles Hayden Planetarium are named after him
  • Christopher J. Michael (Beta Upsilon 159) Physicist and Night Vision expert
  • Emil Praeger (Alpha 272), American architect and civil engineer.
  • Raymie Strata (Delta Chapter - MIT) Inventor
  • Frederick Winslow Taylor (Gamma 53), Father of Scientific Management

Sports

References

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