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Awards
2008 IFC Chapter of the Year
Greek Man of the Year: Colin Polacek
Sophomore of the Year: Daniel Lindberg
Phi Beta Kappaï's Wheelhouse Award (for excellence in Scholarship)
SigEp Grand Chapter Scholarship Cup
2008 IFC Chapter of the Year
Greek Man of the Year: Colin Polacek
Sophomore of the Year: Daniel Lindberg
Phi Beta Kappaï's Wheelhouse Award (for excellence in Scholarship)
SigEp Grand Chapter Scholarship Cup
Organization Facts
Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded 1901 at Richmond College (now the University of
Richmond) on the Cardinal Principles of Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. Today,
the Fraternity has grown to more than 262,000 lifetime members, including 13,500
undergraduates on 260 campuses in the United States. SigEp is a "fraternity of firsts"
including being the first IFC National Fraternity to issue a bid of membership to an
African-American (future U.S. Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown) back in the 1950s.
SigEp has many famous brothers such as: Dr. Suess, John Goodman, Rich
Gannon, and Dr. James Naismith the Inventor of the Sport of Basketball; just to name a
few. SigEp is different then most fraternities and strives to redefine the stereotypical
"Frat" image by "Building Balanced Leaders for the World's Communities.
Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded 1901 at Richmond College (now the University of
Richmond) on the Cardinal Principles of Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. Today,
the Fraternity has grown to more than 262,000 lifetime members, including 13,500
undergraduates on 260 campuses in the United States. SigEp is a "fraternity of firsts"
including being the first IFC National Fraternity to issue a bid of membership to an
African-American (future U.S. Secretary of Commerce Ron Brown) back in the 1950s.
SigEp has many famous brothers such as: Dr. Suess, John Goodman, Rich
Gannon, and Dr. James Naismith the Inventor of the Sport of Basketball; just to name a
few. SigEp is different then most fraternities and strives to redefine the stereotypical
"Frat" image by "Building Balanced Leaders for the World's Communities.
Chapter Facts
Philanthropy: Youth Aids and Task Force on Family Violence
Leadership: Members hold many Leadership Positions on Campus Including:
Multiple Resident Assistants
National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) Member
VOICE Facilitators
ROTC
Stats
Highest GPA: Fall 2007, Spring 2007, and Fall 2008
Highest GPA: Fall 2007, Spring 2007, and Fall 2008
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