Quarterly Seminar
The Quarterly Seminar is a Virtual Program hosted by Sigma Pi every semester for all members that will contribute to their success fraternally, personally, and professionally . This virtual program provides an opportunity for our members to connect between the Back to School Summit, Mid-Year Leadership Conference, and end of year where attendees will engage in topics pertinent to the success of their leadership, at that time, as they continue to expand their knowledge through conversation and networking.
The Live Session of the Quarterly Seminar taking place has pivoted to a Pre-Recorded Session. Thank you to everyone who registered to join us for the Live Session! Below you will be able to access the pre-recorded links.
Quarterly Seminar – Spring 2024
Session Information
- Keynote Session - End of Year Updates
Join Jake Reed, Director of Support Services and Alexander Pettigrew, Director of Programs — Sigma Pi, for this session as attendees are provided updates on the state of the Fraternity! This session will serve as a space to discuss the upcoming 57th Biennial Convocation, our partnership launch with RealWorld, as well as updates on the onboarding process for ChapterSpot!
- Better Understanding Chapter Educational Funds
Join Paul Wydra, Chief Development Officer — Sigma Pi, for this on demand video as attendees go down the path of Chapter Educational Funds (CEF)! This session will provide viewers with important information and details increasing their base understanding of the CEF. Some of these topics include: defining the CEF, how CEF funds can be utilized, typical foundation support, how to start a CEF, and more!
- Communicating Effectively - In Your Writing
Join alumnus Quentin “Q” Groce, a Regional Director with the United States Senate, for part one of this two part on demand video series! In this session, In Your Writing, viewers will focus on establishing a baseline of expectations for maximizing written communication. This session will also key in on keeping up with effective communication practices, avoiding getting lost in the “noise”, and organization & structure of various communications.
- Communicating Effectively - In Your Speech
Join alumnus Quentin “Q” Groce, a Regional Director with the United States Senate, for part two of this two part on demand video series! In this session, In Your Speech, viewers will analyze key considerations such as knowing your audience, being clear and concise, active listening, using appropriate body language, and practicing empathy & emotional intelligence. Outside of these core principles, viewers will also discuss scenarios in which they can maximize the opportunity to communicate effectively when they are having a dialogue with their peers – ranging between family, friends, coworkers, and peers.