2024 Awards

Chairman’s Award: Outstanding alumni volunteer

Darrell Holloway, Arlington '98

Outstanding Chapter Advisor Award

Walter Oliff, Central Florida '17

Distinguished Undergraduate Award

Logan Caudill, Bradley '24

President’s Award: Chapter President of the Year

Kenzy Rolley, Kansas '24

William H.P. Faunce Interfraternalism Award

Dr. Gentry McCreary, Dyad Strategies

Dr. Augustus White, III Award for Civic Engagement and Service

Eric Haralson, Tennessee '69

Sloan-Kettering Award of Merit in Business

Lance Fritz, Bucknell '85

Distinguished Undergraduate Award

Logan Caudill, Bradley '24

FINALISTS
Zander Doan, Western Illinois '24
Jack Martin, Purdue '24
Krish Rastogi, Toronto '24

Delta Upsilon's Distinguished Undergraduate Award recognizes the time and effort given by an undergraduate brother for the improvement of his chapter, campus and community throughout his entire college career. It is the highest honor that can be bestowed on an undergraduate DU.

Logan Caudill, Bradley '24, was presented with the award during the 2024 Leadership Institute's Grand Banquet. On campus, Logan was active in the Bradley University Student Senate, Pre-Law Club, Club Golf Team and Catholic Braves. He also served as the Interfraternity Council's Vice President, a Summer Orientation and Events Coordinator with Bradley University Orientation, and a Markin Recreational Center Supervisor. Within Delta Upsilon, he held a number of roles including Chapter President, Philanthropy Chairman and Alumni Chairman. On the International Fraternity level, Logan served as the Undergraduate Advisory Board Chairman from 2022-2023 and as an Undergraduate Director on DU's Board of Directors from 2023-2024.

Logan is a 2024 graduate of Bradley University with a degree in Political Science and minors in Business Law and Legal Studies. He is now enrolled at Northern Illinois University and working toward his Juris Doctorate Degree and a Master's in Public Administration.

"Being part of Delta Upsilon has been transformative," Logan said during his acceptance speech. "The Fraternity provided me with a network of brothers who stood by my side through thick and thin. They were there during my most challenging times, offering encouragement and understanding when I felt overwhelmed by academic pressures and personal doubts. Their unwavering support helped me find my footing and gave me the confidence to navigate the rough waters of college life."

President's Award: Chapter President of the Year

Kenzy Rolley, Kansas '24

Serving as Chapter President for any Delta Upsilon chapter takes hard work and determination. The role can provide additional challenges when a chapter or associate chapter is brand new and does not have a set of past standards, goals and operations to work from. Fortunately for the Kansas Chapter, its first Chapter President following its re-establishment was up to the challenge.

Expansion recruitment efforts for the Kansas Chapter's return began in fall 2022, and Kenzy Rolley, Kansas '24, was elected as the associate chapter's first President as it worked toward the Fraternity's goals for Reinstallation. With help from alumni and International Headquarters staff, Kenzy helped shape an entire chapter of new members into a highly functioning group. While it can take many DU associate chapters two years to earn their charter, the Kansas Chapter was able to do so in just one year under Kenzy's leadership.

Kenzy attributes the chapter's early success with having all members bought into a shared vision for the chapter. With all brothers focused on building an award-winning chapter, it was easy to delegate tasks and work as a team as the chapter worked to perform every task to its very best.

When asked what advice he has for other DU Chapter Presidents, Kenzy said: "The main thing that I tell my guys while we are in Executive Board or other meetings is don't spend time complaining about what is not working, but rather, talk about ways we can strategically solve said issue. It has made everything run effortlessly and helps boost intellectual morale."

Kenzy received The President's Award: Chapter President of the Year during the Leadership Institute's Grand Banquet with his father (Blake Rolley, Kansas '84), mother and sister in attendance.