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This set of templates re used to build a table for notable members of an organization.

Related templates

Usage

{{FratMemberStart}}
{{FratMember|name=Member1|chapter=Zeta Mu|nota=notability|ref=reference}}
{{FratMember|name=Member2|chapter=Eta Lambda|nota=notability|ref=reference}}
{{FratMemberEnd}}

Parameters

{{FratMemberStart}}
  • width - adjusts the tables width; defaults to 80%
{{FratMember}}
  • name - member name; wikilink if possible
  • chapter - chapter name where admitted; wikilink to college or city where charter was established
  • nota - notability
  • ref - reference
{{FratMemberEnd}}

Images

To include images to the right of the table, a different syntax is used:

{{Frat/start
|ilist = 
|alist=
}}

Where:

ilist 
is the list of images, in image syntax
alist 
is the member list formatted as above

Example

{{Frat/start
|ilist=[[File:Martin Luther King Jr NYWTS.jpg|thumb|100px|Martin Luther King, Jr.]]
|alist=
{{FratMember
|name=[[Martin Luther King, Jr.]]<!-- Also in "Religion" -->
|chapter=[[Boston, Massachusetts|Sigma]]
|nota=1962 [[Nobel Peace Prize]]; Civil rights activist; Co-founder of the [[Southern Christian Leadership Conference]] (SCLC); [[Martin Luther King, Jr. Day]] was established in honor; 1957 [[Spingarn Medal]], 1977 [[Presidential Medal of Freedom]], and 2004 [[Congressional Gold Medal]] recipient; first African American with a [[Martin Luther King, Jr. National Memorial|memorial]] on the [[National Mall]]
|ref=}}
}}
Name Original chapter Notability Reference
Martin Luther King, Jr. Sigma 1962 Nobel Peace Prize; Civil rights activist; Co-founder of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC); Martin Luther King, Jr. Day was established in honor; 1957 Spingarn Medal, 1977 Presidential Medal of Freedom, and 2004 Congressional Gold Medal recipient; first African American with a memorial on the National Mall
File:Martin Luther King Jr NYWTS.jpg
Martin Luther King, Jr.

See also

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