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Lebanon, Tenn. (Nov. 5, 2013) –Sigma Pi Fraternity International announces the official acquisition of the Mitchell House in Lebanon, Tenn., which will be used as the new home of its Executive Office. Formerly, Sigma Pi’s Executive Office was located in Brentwood, Tenn. Built in 1910 as the home of Dr. David Mitchell and his family, the […]
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Gateway Alumni Association approved by Grand Council
Sigma Pi Fraternity, International announces that the Petition to Charter submitted by the Gateway Alumni Association has been approved by a vote of the Grand Council. The Gateway Alumni Association becomes the newest Chartered regional alumni group of Sigma Pi. The undergraduate and alumni membership now have a valuable resource based in the St. Louis […]
Interested in Being a Chapter Director or Province Archon?
Brothers, the Executive Office is currently searching for candidates for several alumni volunteer positions. We are in need of more Chapter Directors and Province Archons. If you, or someone you know, is interested in helping our undergraduate chapters grow stronger by volunteering your time and energy in filling one of these positions, please contact Jason […]
Gamma-Rho Chapter at Western Michigan University Charter Revoked
Effective September 19, 2013, the Grand Council of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International revoked the charter of the Gamma-Rho Chapter at Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo, MI. Gamma-Rho Chapter was closed for repeated violations of both university and fraternity policies. Since 2010, the chapter has been in a suspended or probationary status for several violations of […]
Carter hired as Director of Communications
Sigma Pi Fraternity announces Chris Carter has been hired to fill the position of Director of Communications at the Executive Office. Carter will develop and maintain the fraternity communication efforts, including the fraternity magazine The Emerald, as well as social media, the fraternity website, and other media. He will also continue to maintain unity in […]
Charter revoked from Eta-Alpha Chapter at Sacramento State University
Effective August 5th, 2013, the Grand Council of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International revoked the charter of the Eta-Alpha Chapter at Sacramento State University in Sacramento, California. The Eta-Alpha Chapter had their charter revoked after Sacramento State University suspended the chapter for five years as a result of the chapter being found responsible for hazing new […]
Appointments made to Finance Committee
Sigma Pi Fraternity, International announces the appointment of two members of the finance committee to provide additional guidance to the Executive Director for budgeting purposes and financial reviews on a monthly and annual basis. Sigma Pi Finance Committee members will consist of Dale McKim, CPA (Epsilon-Omicron, SUNY – Buffalo ’96) and Philip Gaboury, CPA (Eta-Gamma, […]
Four Regional Directors for Chapter Services announced
Sigma Pi Fraternity announces Patrick Patterson, Kevin Pons, Neil Thorsbakken, Joseph Turck have been hired to fill the new positions of Regional Director for Chapter Services. The Regional Director is broadly charged with strategically and sustainably growing and developing Sigma Pi in number and strength in one of four Sigma Pi regions as well as […]
Georgia
Sigma Pi Fraternity announces alumnus Jason Beck (Alpha-Phi, Georgia ’93) has been hired as Director of Alumni Services. “We are excited to add Jason to the Executive Office team. He brings instant credibility to our Alumni Services program. Jason has served as a long time volunteer in roles such as Chapter Director and Province Archon, […]
Charter revoked from Eta-Nu Chapter at Towson University
Effective April 8, 2013, the Grand Council of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International revoked the charter of the Eta-Nu Chapter at Towson University in Towson, Maryland. Eta-Nu Chapter was closed for repeated violations of both university and fraternity policies. Since 2011, the chapter has been in a suspended or probationary status for several violations of policy […]