In the 1990s the Zeta Phi chapter maintained its high position on campus, consistently finishing first among fraternities in grade point average and earning a long succession of Don Faurot intramural crowns. In 1993, the Yeckel Library was completed, which was made possible by a $100,000 gift from the widow of Philip J. Yeckel '33. In 2011 and 2012, the Zeta Phi chapter of Beta Theta Pi at the University of Missouri embarked on an aggressive capital campaign to raise $10 million for a new, state-of-the-art chapter house. The new building was completed in 2012, and Zeta Phi chapter continues as a thriving Mizzou organization today. Its alumni association maintains a website reflective of its pride in the original regional fraternity for which the chapter is named. Awards Four men of the Zeta Phi chapter (Mizzou) have won the Rhodes Scholarship John Reily Knox Chapter Excellence Award Francis H. Sisson Award Campus Involvement Award Notable alumni of the Mizzou chapter Business Shawn Askinosie '83, chocolate maker and founder of Askinosie Chocolate Ralph W. Babb '71, Chairman and CEO, Comerica Thomas M. Begel '64, chairman & CEO, Pullman-Peabody Company William E. Cornelius '53, president & CEO, Union Electric Company Harry M. Cornell Jr. '50, president and CEO of Leggett & Platt Harold S. Hook '53, chairman, American General Corporation Kenneth Lay '64, former chairman and CEO of Enron Robert A. Maxwell '63, vice president, HBO William Morgan '63, founder of Kinder Morgan energy company Raymond F. O'Brien '48, chairman, Consolidated Freightways Dave Spence, CEO of Alpha Packaging and the 2012 Republican candidate for governor of Missouri Sam Walton '40, founder and chairman of Wal-Mart Education Thomas Swain Barclay '15, professor of political science at Stanford University Andrew W. McAlester, physician and Dean of the Medical School at the University of Missouri and namesake for McAlester Hall and Arboretum Col. Charles R. Stribling III '49, president, Missouri Military Academy (ret.) Timothy Wolfe '80, president of the University of Missouri System Entertainment Steve Cash '68, musician in the Ozark Mountain Daredevils and composer of hits "Jackie Blue" and "If You Wanna Get to Heaven" Greg Cromer '93, actor Mike Fleming '73, member of the Grammy-winning bluegrass band The SteelDrivers Daniel Lindsay '01, Academy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Greg Warren '91, comedian Government Matt Bartle '87, Missouri state politician William S. Cowherd 1881, former Democratic mayor of Kansas City, Missouri in 1892–1893 and member of