Phi Delta Theta, North Carolina Epsilon Chapter at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte

01North Carolina Epsilon

More than a fraternity. A standard to live by — real friendship, honest growth, and men who expect more of themselves and of one another.

Phi Delta Theta brings together men who expect more from themselves and from one another. At NC Epsilon, that means building real friendships, pursuing growth, leading with integrity, and creating a college experience that lasts far beyond graduation.

Chartered at UNC Charlotte
2015
Founding Fathers
44
Founded nationally
1848

02The Cardinal Principles

Three pillars. One purpose.

Since 1848, every Phi has been bound by the same three principles. They are how we choose our members and how we hold each other to account.

  1. 01 I

    Friendship

    Build genuine brotherhood through trust, loyalty, encouragement, and care for one another.

  2. 02 II

    Sound Learning

    Pursue growth through discipline, curiosity, humility, and a commitment to becoming better men.

  3. 03 III

    Rectitude

    Choose integrity, moral courage, accountability, and doing what is right when it matters.

Meet Our Executive Board

Owen Watts, President of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Owen Watts

President

Ryan Inglis, Vice President of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Ryan Inglis

Vice President

Matthew Huber, Treasurer of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Matthew Huber

Treasurer

Ty Lagana, Social of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Ty Lagana

Social

Logan Maness, Recruitment of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Logan Maness

Recruitment

Tyler Overy, Educator of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Tyler Overy

Educator

John Jefferson, Risk Management of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

John Jefferson

Risk Management

David Hatcher, Philanthropy of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

David Hatcher

Philanthropy

Drew Turner, Warden of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Drew Turner

Warden

03Chapter leadership

Meet Our Executive Board

Owen Watts, President of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Owen Watts

President

01
Ryan Inglis, Vice President of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Ryan Inglis

Vice President

02
Matthew Huber, Treasurer of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Matthew Huber

Treasurer

03
Ty Lagana, Social of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Ty Lagana

Social

04
Logan Maness, Recruitment of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Logan Maness

Recruitment

05
Tyler Overy, Educator of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Tyler Overy

Educator

06
John Jefferson, Risk Management of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

John Jefferson

Risk Management

07
David Hatcher, Philanthropy of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

David Hatcher

Philanthropy

08
Drew Turner, Warden of the North Carolina Epsilon Chapter

Drew Turner

Warden

09

04The experience

Make your years at Charlotte count.

  1. Brothers in navy blazers and khakis lined up along the shoreline
    01

    Brotherhood

    Find the people who make a large campus feel like home.

  2. A large group of brothers in suits and blazers posed together on the beach
    02

    Leadership

    Take responsibility, lead others, and learn how to create meaningful results.

  3. Five NC Epsilon brothers in a campus gym holding an Intramural Sports Champion banner
    03

    Growth

    Surround yourself with men who push you to follow through on your goals.

  4. A big group of brothers and friends waving from turquoise water near a palm-lined island
    04

    Memories

    Build stories and friendships that continue long after college.

05Live Like Lou

Leave ALS better than we found it.

Phi Delta Theta honors Brother Lou Gehrig by supporting families affected by ALS, advancing awareness, and helping fund the search for treatments and a cure. NC Epsilon carries that mission forward through service and philanthropy at UNC Charlotte.

  1. 01

    Support families

    Standing with families affected by ALS.

  2. 02

    Fund research

    Helping fund the search for treatments and a cure.

  3. 03

    Honor the legacy

    Carrying forward the courage of Lou Gehrig, Columbia ’25.

Brothers holding filled trash bags after a cleanup

06Follow the chapter

Rush updates, chapter life, and everything in between.

Follow @charlottephidelt on Instagram

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Brothers on a rocky summit holding a red, white and blue Phi Delta Theta flag, with autumn forest stretching to distant mountains

07Recruitment

Your next chapter starts here.

Rush is your opportunity to meet the brothers, experience the culture, and decide whether Phi Delt is the right fit for you.