The Beta Chapter of Phi Boota roota was founded on November 11, 1986 by twelve members of the Lumberjack Marching Band. The initial purpose of the chapter was to promote the unity and social life of the drumline, which was embodied in the Chapter’s motto: “Drumicus et Particus.” The chapter’s colors are Orange and Green which were chosen to bring distinction to the Chapter. The Official Chapter Song is “All Hail to Phi Boota roota,” which originated as someone’s part-writing homework.
Currently, the Beta chapter is in it’s 35th year of operation. While the original purpose of the chapter hasn’t been lost, the current aims and goals of the Chapter are to promote and perpetuate the Percussive arts by engaging in outreach programs to local schools enabling young students to study percussion by providing quality instruments and instruction, further the fraternal bond of percussion by facilitating a healthy atmosphere of cooperation amongst the students of SFA, and lastly to promote a positive image of percussion amongst colleges and universities.
Beta Officers - 2020
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President: Andrew Moore
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Vice President: Alec Watson
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Secretary: Emmie Schubert
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Treasurer: Kayla Coffey
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Warden: Matt Volker
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Historian: Alcira Sanchez
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Fundraising Chair: Matthew Moix
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Drumline Chair: Lauryn Dean
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Studio Chair: Austin Nelson
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Faculty Advisor- Dr. Brad Meyer - meyerbe@sfasu.edu
Chapter E-mail: phibudaruda.beta@gmail.com
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