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The fraternal brotherhood of Alpha Tau Gamma is the academic, service, and social fraternity of the Stockbridge School of Agriculture at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Founded in 1919, ATG has provided Stockbridge men with an avenue for professional growth and development through a long-standing tradition of service to the University and local communities as well as providing an environment for students to excel in their respective studies. ATG has developed into a strong band of brothers through the hard work and determination of the alumni and active chapter.

Philanthropy

Jim Crocket Memorial Garden at Elm Bank home of Massachusetts Horticultural Society.

Tenshin-En Formal Japanese Garden at Museum of Fine Arts Boston.

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Francis E. Hart Memorial Garden at the Amherst Police Station.

Francis Edward Hart '30 memorial day lily garden at the Amherst Police Station 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

September 28, 2008 - six Active Chapter members after the fall planting of chrysanthemums:

standing: Tim Kaija '09, Scott St.Pierre '10, Rob Coffman '10 & Alex Brooks '09

seated on bench: Steve Copeland '09 & Tom Klements '10


 

 

 

 

May 2009 - five Act. Chap. members plant marigolds at at granite plaque

Steve Copeland '09, Eric Cronin '09, Peter Ferraguto '09, Scott St. Pierre '10 & Tim Kaija '09

Massachusetts Highway Department Visibility Site at Route 116, UMASS entrance, Hadley, MA.



ATG has been designated to care for this Mass. Highway Visibility Site at Route 116 in Hadley, Mass., the west entrance to our UMass campus.
ATGs plant forsythia and PJM rhododendrons in the center of an interchange island on November 17, 2007. The happy crew this day are: Jim Anspach '90, Tim Kaija '09, Greg Barnett '82, Peter Ferraguto '09, John Micklus '08 & Steve Baxter '76.

James Underwood Crockett '35 Memorial Garden at the Leverett Saltonstall state office building at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston

In the spring of 1989, at the request of the Mass. Commissioner of Agriculture August Schumacher, Jr., ATG created a 3,000 square foot garden at the Leverett Saltonstall state office building at 100 Cambridge Street, Boston as a memorial to James Underwood Crockett ’35.  ATG, Inc. purchased or had alumni donate gravel, stone dust, 7,000 Boston pavers, 6 engraved granite benches a granite plaque, trees, shrubs, perennials, annual flowers, equipment and labor.  ATG Alumni and Active Chapter members worked together for twelve years to plant annual flowers and maintain this urban oasis to 2001 when luxury condos were built on the site.



October 1989 view from west end to east entrance after formal dedication. Grandchildren of Jim Crockett enjoy themselves.

 

A 1998 view from east entrance across garden to Cambridge Street below.

History

Fraternity History

Officers

Active Chapter:
Christopher Omasta ~ President (chrisomasta@yahoo.com)
Niels Mattison ~ Vice President (nmattiso@student.umass.edu)
Michael Carbone ~ Treasurer (michaelcarbone92@yahoo.com)
Michael Haynes ~ Secretary (mthaynes@student.umass.edu)
Ryan McGillivray ~ Active Chapter Liaison (rmcgilli@student.umass.edu)
Theodore Chesbro ~ Social Chair (tchesbro@student.umass.edu)
Bryan Westlake ~ House Manager (bwestlak@student.umass.edu)
Eddie Coffin ~ Assistant House Manager (ecoffin@student.umass.edu)
Benjamin Anderson ~ Librarian (bena@student.umass.edu)

 


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