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Poster Name:
Grant Hensley

Poster Message:
I was an ATO at SMU and graduated in 1984. In 1983 the chapter advisor ET Freeman and the Province Chief Brian Rule decided to outlaw all pledge training activities and turn the frat into social club instead of a true brotherhood. The active chapter didn’t take this ultimatum lightly and rejected the demand. 13 juniors including myself were placed on immediate alumni statue at the end of the 1983 school year and we were band from going to the frat house our senior year. There were no accusation or any proof of hazing activities or infractions. I filed a grievance with the dean of student life and the national chapter was informed they could not selectively target and suspend individuals unless there was specific proof of infractions. This was the beginning of the end. We continued on with our heritage of a pledge training program. There was never any sort of alcohol use or physical abuse of pledges. But the training continued so the charter was suspended at the end of my senior year.