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Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter
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Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity at Miami University
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miamibeta.org
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Private
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1839
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Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is a private collegiate fraternity chapter at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, operating as the founding chapter of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, established on August 8, 1839. The chapter was recolonized on Miami's campus in 2017 after a period of absence and now comprises 81 collegiate members as of Spring 2025, supported by 1,769 living alumni. Its core operations center on a values-based recruitment model targeting undergraduate male students, with two formal rush cycles annually (fall and spring) adding 35-40 new members per year. The chapter is governed by a 10-person Executive Board, advised by 11 chapter advisors, and overseen by the Forever Alpha Company (26 board members), with Dr. Eric Buller serving as Chapter Counselor and Sally Mayer-Swift as House Mother.

The chapter's product and service portfolio includes the Alpha Internship Program (AIP), Alpha Mentorship Program (AMP), the Giving Circle grant program (cumulative $66,793 awarded 2021-2025), a scholarship program disbursing over $20,000 annually through the Miami University Foundation, and the Men of Principle Initiative featuring national leadership programs such as the Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy, Keystone Conferences, and Leadership College. The chapter house at 200 East High Street, originally built in 1849 and fully renovated in 2018 at a $5.7 million cost, houses approximately 45 live-in brothers and is appraised at $7 million, with $3.2 million in renovation debt outstanding as of 2022.

The business model operates as a non-profit collegiate organization funded through recurring member dues and room/board payments, ongoing alumni donations administered via the Miami University Foundation, and episodic capital campaign contributions managed by the Forever Alpha Company. Revenue is not publicly disclosed. Distribution is exclusively through on-campus values-based recruitment and alumni referral channels. The chapter has accumulated 7 Knox Awards and 13 Sisson Awards (Beta Theta Pi's two highest chapter honors) and was named Chapter of the Year by the Interfraternity Council for three consecutive years (2020-2022), indicating sustained operational excellence since recolonization.

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Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is a private collegiate fraternity at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, serving 81 undergraduate members with values-based recruitment, mentorship/internship programs, scholarships, and a renovated $7M chapter house, supported by a 1,769-member alumni network.

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HeadquartersOxford, United States
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Oxford
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North America
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Serves global market

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collegiate fraternity services, leadership development programs, student housing services, alumni mentorship programs, undergraduate scholarships
Industry4 codes
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Student & Alumni Communities
Business & Public Services/Web, Mobile & Digital Platforms/Social Networks & Online Communities
SECONDARYEDALAOAA
Alumni Relations & Alumni Engagement Programs
Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Alumni Relations, Development & Campus Community Engagement
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Alumni Career Networking & Mentorship Programs
Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Alumni Relations, Development & Campus Community Engagement
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Volunteer Management & Alumni Leadership Programs
Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Alumni Relations, Development & Campus Community Engagement
NAICS code1 code
  • Educational Services611
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
Product category
Collegiate Fraternity Services
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Revenue model4 records
1Membership Dues and Housing
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Revenue from room and board, dues, and housing fees from undergraduate members living in the chapter house

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2Alumni Donations and Charitable Contributions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Tax-deductible donations through Miami University Foundation supporting scholarships, chapter programs, house maintenance, and the Giving Circle grant program

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3Capital Campaign Contributions
TypeOne Time License
Description

Capital campaign funding for house renovation debt retirement ($3.2 million remaining), capital reserve fund ($300,000 goal), and educational endowment ($200,000 goal)

miamibeta.org
4Giving Circle Grants
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Annual grant program funded by alumni donors providing $8,000-$10,000 annually to support undergraduate projects including internships, research, and leadership experiences

miamibeta.org
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Pricing details1 tier
1Scholarship awards for undergraduate members
ModelOtherBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Most awards range from $1,000-$2,500 per recipient. Over $20,000 in scholarships awarded annually to active chapter members in good standing.

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B2C
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Services
Brand1 of 5 records shown
1Giving Circle
Description

An annual grant program benefitting Beta undergraduate actives with financial aid to fund life-enriching experiences based on membership, merit and need. Formed in 2020 by Beta alumni.

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The Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Pi provides a residential collegiate fraternity experience at Miami University, including housing in a renovated chapter house, brotherhood programs, and leadership development under the Men of Principle Initiative. It also delivers structured mentorship (AMP), internship matching (AIP), scholarship awards (over $20,000 annually), and the Giving Circle grant program (alumni-funded life-enrichment grants) for its undergraduate members.

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Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is a collegiate fraternity at Miami University offering a comprehensive suite of programs centered on brotherhood, leadership development, and personal growth. The core offerings include the Alpha Internship Program (AIP) and Alpha Mentorship Program (AMP) for professional development, the Giving Circle Grant Program for funding life-enriching experiences, and a Scholarship Program providing over $20,000 annually. The chapter operates from a historic chapter house at 200 East High Street that was renovated in 2018. The Men of Principle Initiative provides access to fraternity-wide leadership opportunities including the Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy, and Keystone Conferences. Additional programs include the Alpha Reflection and Connection (ARC) event, Alpha Slants newsletter, and various alumni engagement activities. Together, these programs create a cohesive fraternity experience supporting academic achievement, professional development, and lifelong brotherhood.

Product and service8 records
1Alpha Mentorship Program (AMP)
CategoryBrotherhood Development
Description

Mentorship program that matches undergraduate brothers with alumni mentors who serve as strengths coaches, helping members employ personal strengths in everyday living and guiding them toward a more satisfying life.

2Alpha Internship Program (AIP)
CategoryProfessional Development
Description

Program providing leadership, professional experience, and personal growth opportunities to Beta undergraduate members and recent graduates at Miami University, with the mission of creating one of the most effective internship programs offered by any university undergraduate organization in the country.

3Chapter House Residential Living
CategoryResidential Housing
Description

Residential living facility at 200 East High Street, Oxford, OH. The historic chapter house was completely renovated in 2018 and features modernized bathrooms, commercial kitchen, updated climate control, library, media room, and study spaces for approximately 45 live-in brothers.

4Giving Circle Grant Program
CategoryFinancial Aid and Grants
Description

Annual grant program benefitting Beta undergraduate actives with financial aid to fund life-enriching experiences based on membership, merit, and need. Funding supports participation in conferences, study abroad, research projects, entrepreneurial activities, and technology development. Annual grants of $8,000-$10,000 are awarded.

5Men of Principle Initiative
CategoryLeadership Development
Description

Beta Theta Pi's award-winning initiative focused on developing men of principle through brotherhood, personal growth, and a sense of home. Includes leadership development programs such as Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy, Keystone Conferences, and Leadership College.

6Scholarship Program
CategoryFinancial Aid and Grants
Description

Scholarship program administered through the Miami University Foundation and Beta Theta Pi Foundation that awards over $20,000 annually in merit-based and need-based scholarships exclusively for Miami undergraduate Alpha Betas. Includes Alpha Chapter Sesquicentenary Scholarship, Ralph B Fey Memorial Scholarship, Robert B and Guthery Mautz Scholarship, and Mom Troth Scholarship. Most awards range from $1,000-$2,500 per recipient.

7Alpha Slants Newsletter
CategoryCommunications and Alumni Engagement
Description

Biannual newsletter published with the latest chapter and alumni news, distributed to alumni and active members.

8Alpha Reflection and Connection (ARC)
CategoryBrotherhood Development
Description

Brotherhood event launched in 2021 to replace the previous Annual Reviews format, connecting current Beta students with graduated alumni for one-on-one collaboration and growth-oriented reflection through bridge-themed activities.

Scale indicator15 records

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Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Official university partner providing oversight, support, and resources for fraternity operations. The office assists with compliance, programming guidance, and student life integration for the Alpha Chapter at Miami University.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

International headquarters providing leadership programs including Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy, Keystone Conferences, and Leadership College. Also provides governance, standards, and fraternity-wide support for all chapters.

Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

Administers tax-deductible donations, scholarships, and the Giving Circle grant program for the Alpha Chapter. Provides financial infrastructure and oversight for alumni contributions.

4Forever Alpha Housing Company
Strategic tierCoreTypeOthers
Description

House corporation managing the chapter house at 200 East High Street. 26 board members oversee house operations, capital/maintenance, finances, alumni relations, and the capital campaign. Responsible for $3.2 million renovation debt management.

miamibeta.org
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Provides sponsorships for the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI) that Beta Theta Pi participates in for leadership development and fraternal education.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

National leadership development program hosted by the Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values (AFLV). Beta provides scholarships for members to attend this intensive leadership experience.

Recent move10 records

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Peers8 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Another historic Greek-letter social fraternity with an active chapter at Miami University. Directly competes for the same PNMs, campus leadership positions, and Greek Week awards, making it the closest in-market peer to Beta Alpha Chapter.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Large national social fraternity with Miami University chapter, sharing Greek Week competition, recruitment pool, and Top Academic Chapter eligibility with Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Pi.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Social fraternity chartered at Miami University, competing in the same IFC framework for membership, house presence on High Street, and Greek Week/top-chapter recognition.

TypeOthers
Description

Umbrella trade association representing 50+ IFC fraternities, providing shared resources (UIFI, standards, advocacy) that shape Beta Alpha Chapter's operating environment and competitive context.

5Delta Tau Delta - Miami University Chapter
TypeDirect peer
Description

National social fraternity with active presence at Miami University; competes for top PNMs and recognition in the IFC structure alongside Beta Theta Pi.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Major social fraternity with an established Miami University chapter, competing directly for recruitment of male undergraduates, campus leadership recognition, and philanthropic/awards standing within the IFC.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

International headquarters and governing body of Beta Theta Pi with 140+ chapters and 142,000+ living members. Directly comparable as the umbrella organization providing programming (Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy), governance, and shared brand infrastructure that Alpha Chapter operates within.

8Pi Kappa Alpha - Miami University Chapter
TypeDirect peer
Description

Social fraternity with an active chapter at Miami University that competes in IFC recognition, Greek Week, and recruitment of the same undergraduate male population.

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Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter

Collegiate Fraternity Servicesmiamibeta.org

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is a private collegiate fraternity at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, serving 81 undergraduate members with values-based recruitment, mentorship/internship programs, scholarships, and a renovated $7M chapter house, supported by a 1,769-member alumni network.

What Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter does

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is a private collegiate fraternity chapter at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, operating as the founding chapter of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, established on August 8, 1839. The chapter was recolonized on Miami's campus in 2017 after a period of absence and now comprises 81 collegiate members as of Spring 2025, supported by 1,769 living alumni. Its core operations center on a values-based recruitment model targeting undergraduate male students, with two formal rush cycles annually (fall and spring) adding 35-40 new members per year. The chapter is governed by a 10-person Executive Board, advised by 11 chapter advisors, and overseen by the Forever Alpha Company (26 board members), with Dr. Eric Buller serving as Chapter Counselor and Sally Mayer-Swift as House Mother.

The chapter's product and service portfolio includes the Alpha Internship Program (AIP), Alpha Mentorship Program (AMP), the Giving Circle grant program (cumulative $66,793 awarded 2021-2025), a scholarship program disbursing over $20,000 annually through the Miami University Foundation, and the Men of Principle Initiative featuring national leadership programs such as the Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy, Keystone Conferences, and Leadership College. The chapter house at 200 East High Street, originally built in 1849 and fully renovated in 2018 at a $5.7 million cost, houses approximately 45 live-in brothers and is appraised at $7 million, with $3.2 million in renovation debt outstanding as of 2022.

The business model operates as a non-profit collegiate organization funded through recurring member dues and room/board payments, ongoing alumni donations administered via the Miami University Foundation, and episodic capital campaign contributions managed by the Forever Alpha Company. Revenue is not publicly disclosed. Distribution is exclusively through on-campus values-based recruitment and alumni referral channels. The chapter has accumulated 7 Knox Awards and 13 Sisson Awards (Beta Theta Pi's two highest chapter honors) and was named Chapter of the Year by the Interfraternity Council for three consecutive years (2020-2022), indicating sustained operational excellence since recolonization.

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter
Legal name
Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Pi Fraternity at Miami University
Website
https://miamibeta.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1839
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is a private collegiate fraternity at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, serving 81 undergraduate members with values-based recruitment, mentorship/internship programs, scholarships, and a renovated $7M chapter house, supported by a 1,769-member alumni network.
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Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter industry classification

Industry
Product category
Collegiate Fraternity Services
NAICS
Educational Services (611)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYBPAMABAK
Student & Alumni Communities
Business & Public Services/Web, Mobile & Digital Platforms/Social Networks & Online Communities
SECONDARYEDALAOAA
Alumni Relations & Alumni Engagement Programs
Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Alumni Relations, Development & Campus Community Engagement
SECONDARYEDALAOAL
Alumni Career Networking & Mentorship Programs
Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Alumni Relations, Development & Campus Community Engagement
SECONDARYEDALAOAH
Volunteer Management & Alumni Leadership Programs
Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Alumni Relations, Development & Campus Community Engagement

Keywords

  • Collegiate fraternity services
  • Leadership development programs
  • Student housing services
  • Alumni mentorship programs
  • Undergraduate scholarships

Where Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Oxford
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues and Housing: Revenue from room and board, dues, and housing fees from undergraduate members living in the chapter house
  2. Alumni Donations and Charitable Contributions: Tax-deductible donations through Miami University Foundation supporting scholarships, chapter programs, house maintenance, and the Giving Circle grant program
  3. Capital Campaign Contributions: Capital campaign funding for house renovation debt retirement ($3.2 million remaining), capital reserve fund ($300,000 goal), and educational endowment ($200,000 goal)
  4. Giving Circle Grants: Annual grant program funded by alumni donors providing $8,000-$10,000 annually to support undergraduate projects including internships, research, and leadership experiences

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherAnnualScholarship awards for undergraduate members

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels9 records

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Pi provides a residential collegiate fraternity experience at Miami University, including housing in a renovated chapter house, brotherhood programs, and leadership development under the Men of Principle Initiative. It also delivers structured mentorship (AMP), internship matching (AIP), scholarship awards (over $20,000 annually), and the Giving Circle grant program (alumni-funded life-enrichment grants) for its undergraduate members.

Product overview

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is a collegiate fraternity at Miami University offering a comprehensive suite of programs centered on brotherhood, leadership development, and personal growth. The core offerings include the Alpha Internship Program (AIP) and Alpha Mentorship Program (AMP) for professional development, the Giving Circle Grant Program for funding life-enriching experiences, and a Scholarship Program providing over $20,000 annually. The chapter operates from a historic chapter house at 200 East High Street that was renovated in 2018. The Men of Principle Initiative provides access to fraternity-wide leadership opportunities including the Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy, and Keystone Conferences. Additional programs include the Alpha Reflection and Connection (ARC) event, Alpha Slants newsletter, and various alumni engagement activities. Together, these programs create a cohesive fraternity experience supporting academic achievement, professional development, and lifelong brotherhood.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Giving Circle: An annual grant program benefitting Beta undergraduate actives with financial aid to fund life-enriching experiences based on membership, merit and need. Formed in 2020 by Beta alumni.
  • Men of Principle Initiative
  • Forever Alpha
  • Alpha Mentorship Program (AMP)
  • Alpha Internship Program (AIP)

Products and services

  • Alpha Mentorship Program (AMP) Mentorship program that matches undergraduate brothers with alumni mentors who serve as strengths coaches, helping members employ personal strengths in everyday living and guiding them toward a more satisfying life.
  • Alpha Internship Program (AIP) Program providing leadership, professional experience, and personal growth opportunities to Beta undergraduate members and recent graduates at Miami University, with the mission of creating one of the most effective internship programs offered by any university undergraduate organization in the country.
  • Chapter House Residential Living Residential living facility at 200 East High Street, Oxford, OH. The historic chapter house was completely renovated in 2018 and features modernized bathrooms, commercial kitchen, updated climate control, library, media room, and study spaces for approximately 45 live-in brothers.
  • Giving Circle Grant Program Annual grant program benefitting Beta undergraduate actives with financial aid to fund life-enriching experiences based on membership, merit, and need. Funding supports participation in conferences, study abroad, research projects, entrepreneurial activities, and technology development. Annual grants of $8,000-$10,000 are awarded.
  • Men of Principle Initiative Beta Theta Pi's award-winning initiative focused on developing men of principle through brotherhood, personal growth, and a sense of home. Includes leadership development programs such as Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy, Keystone Conferences, and Leadership College.
  • Scholarship Program Scholarship program administered through the Miami University Foundation and Beta Theta Pi Foundation that awards over $20,000 annually in merit-based and need-based scholarships exclusively for Miami undergraduate Alpha Betas. Includes Alpha Chapter Sesquicentenary Scholarship, Ralph B Fey Memorial Scholarship, Robert B and Guthery Mautz Scholarship, and Mom Troth Scholarship. Most awards range from $1,000-$2,500 per recipient.
  • Alpha Slants Newsletter Biannual newsletter published with the latest chapter and alumni news, distributed to alumni and active members.
  • Alpha Reflection and Connection (ARC) Brotherhood event launched in 2021 to replace the previous Annual Reviews format, connecting current Beta students with graduated alumni for one-on-one collaboration and growth-oriented reflection through bridge-themed activities.

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Named customers4 records

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Ideal customer profiles2 records

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Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Miami University's Cliff Alexander Office of Fraternity & Sorority LifecoreOthersOfficial university partner providing oversight, support, and resources for fraternity operations. The office assists with compliance, programming guidance, and student life integration for the Alpha Chapter at Miami University.
  • Beta Theta Pi General Fraternity (beta.org)coreOthersInternational headquarters providing leadership programs including Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy, Keystone Conferences, and Leadership College. Also provides governance, standards, and fraternity-wide support for all chapters.
  • Miami University FoundationcoreOthersAdministers tax-deductible donations, scholarships, and the Giving Circle grant program for the Alpha Chapter. Provides financial infrastructure and oversight for alumni contributions.
  • Forever Alpha Housing CompanycoreOthersHouse corporation managing the chapter house at 200 East High Street. 26 board members oversee house operations, capital/maintenance, finances, alumni relations, and the capital campaign. Responsible for $3.2 million renovation debt management.
  • North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerProvides sponsorships for the Undergraduate Interfraternity Institute (UIFI) that Beta Theta Pi participates in for leadership development and fraternal education.
  • LeaderShapeminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerNational leadership development program hosted by the Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values (AFLV). Beta provides scholarships for members to attend this intensive leadership experience.

Scale indicators15 records

Recent moves10 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Phi Delta Theta - Ohio Beta (Miami University): Another historic Greek-letter social fraternity with an active chapter at Miami University. Directly competes for the same PNMs, campus leadership positions, and Greek Week awards, making it the closest in-market peer to Beta Alpha Chapter.
  • Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Miami University Chapter: Large national social fraternity with Miami University chapter, sharing Greek Week competition, recruitment pool, and Top Academic Chapter eligibility with Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Pi.
  • Phi Kappa Psi - Miami University Chapter: Social fraternity chartered at Miami University, competing in the same IFC framework for membership, house presence on High Street, and Greek Week/top-chapter recognition.
  • Delta Tau Delta - Miami University Chapter: National social fraternity with active presence at Miami University; competes for top PNMs and recognition in the IFC structure alongside Beta Theta Pi.
  • Sigma Chi - Miami University Chapter: Major social fraternity with an established Miami University chapter, competing directly for recruitment of male undergraduates, campus leadership recognition, and philanthropic/awards standing within the IFC.
  • Pi Kappa Alpha - Miami University Chapter: Social fraternity with an active chapter at Miami University that competes in IFC recognition, Greek Week, and recruitment of the same undergraduate male population.

Others

  • North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC): Umbrella trade association representing 50+ IFC fraternities, providing shared resources (UIFI, standards, advocacy) that shape Beta Alpha Chapter's operating environment and competitive context.

Broad incumbents

  • Beta Theta Pi General Fraternity: International headquarters and governing body of Beta Theta Pi with 140+ chapters and 142,000+ living members. Directly comparable as the umbrella organization providing programming (Wooden Institute, Presidents Academy), governance, and shared brand infrastructure that Alpha Chapter operates within.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter leadership team

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Profiles15 records

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Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter

What does Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter do?

The Alpha Chapter of Beta Theta Pi provides a residential collegiate fraternity experience at Miami University, including housing in a renovated chapter house, brotherhood programs, and leadership development under the Men of Principle Initiative. It also delivers structured mentorship (AMP), internship matching (AIP), scholarship awards (over $20,000 annually), and the Giving Circle grant program (alumni-funded life-enrichment grants) for its undergraduate members.

Is Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter a public or private company?

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter founded?

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter was founded in 1839. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter based?

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter is headquartered in Oxford, United States, in the North America region.

How does Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Membership Dues and Housing is the primary driver. The others are alumni Donations and Charitable Contributions, capital Campaign Contributions and giving Circle Grants.

Who are Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Phi Delta Theta - Ohio Beta (Miami University), Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Miami University Chapter, Phi Kappa Psi - Miami University Chapter, Delta Tau Delta - Miami University Chapter, Sigma Chi - Miami University Chapter and Pi Kappa Alpha - Miami University Chapter. North American Interfraternity Conference (NIC) is listed as an others. Beta Theta Pi General Fraternity is listed as a broad incumbent.

Does Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter have an API?

No public API is recorded for Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter.

What industry is Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter in?

Beta Theta Pi Alpha Chapter's product category is Collegiate Fraternity Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAMABAK, Student & Alumni Communities, with a secondary code of EDALAOAA, Alumni Relations & Alumni Engagement Programs. Its NAICS code is 611 and its SIC code is 8600.

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