Thanks for taking the time to check out our site.
We are always striving to represent our heritages well,
and to promote both professionalism and academic excellence
amongst ourselves and fellow students.
Thank you, also, for your patience.  We are students--the quality and time
put into creating and updating this site is so reflected.

Special thanks for this site belong to:

• Mr. Charlie Andrews of the College of Education at UNT for sharing his expertise in web-publishing and taking the time to explain how the code he let us borrow would best suit our needs.

• Charity Beck of UNT's Central Web Support for her consistent assistance while adjusting to the new server requirements and sharing extra information which was very helpful.

• Willis Padrón of the Univisión Television Network for being patient while sharing irreplaceable resources of personal value so that we may better document our chapter's history.

• Mark Esquivel in the School of Visual Arts for dedicating his time to take on a considerable challenge in creating requested graphics with certain specifications.

• Michael Adam Aceves for creating and publishing Alpha Tau Chapter's first website.  When new brothers asked for information on how to update the site, he took the time to show them what they needed to know and granted them full access to the chapter's space on the server.  The results of their combined efforts appeared something like this:  http://orgs.unt.edu/unt_ltp/alphatau.html.

• My missed friend, Bonnie, of Sigma Lambda Alpha Sorority;
  our long-time-supporter, Anna Marrufo, of Chi Upsilon Sigma Latina Sorority, Inc.;
  and everyone else who let us borrow their photos.

• Nick Angel of Alpha Iota Chapter for "dropping some knowledge" and updating our URL on his chapter's site.

• Alejandro Arrellano, Aldo Dávila, Alvarro Barraza, and all the brothers who have taken the time to improve this site by providing feedback/suggestions and offering their services and resources to complete such tedious tasks as monitoring guestbook entries and scanning and cropping photos.