LEBANON, TN – The Executive Office of Sigma Pi Fraternity announced today that, Eric Babbitt (Northern Arizona ‘18), Alexander Pettigrew (Indiana of Pennsylvania ‘18), Ben Sorteberg (Salisbury ‘17), and Jacob Camilleri (Saginaw Valley State ‘18) have been hired as Chapter Management Associates within the Member Services Department to support the needs of chapters, colonies, and […]
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Policy Governance Officers Announced
LEBANON, TN – Sigma Pi Fraternity, International is pleased to announce the appointment of Doug Gold (Santa Clara ’91) as the Chief Governance Officer and Brandon Schroeder (Minnesota ’13) as the Assistant Governance Officer, effective immediately. In their roles, Gold and Schroeder will provide oversight and direction for the Governance Committee and its sub-committees. The […]
Sean Feliciano and the Amazing Day Foundation
September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and our philanthropic partner, the Amazing Day Foundation, aims to enlist the help of volunteers and educational institutions to help students effectively deal with depression, encouraging them to choose life when it may seem like death is the only option. As many of you may know, Sean Feliciano […]
Sigma Pi Fraternity, International and Sigma Pi Educational Foundation Announce Staff Sharing Agreement
LEBANON, TN – The Grand Council of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International and the Board of Trustees for the Sigma Pi Educational Foundation are proud to announce a new staff sharing agreement under new Executive Director Jonathan Frost (UMSL ’02). As part of this agreement, the organizations will share the services, time, and efforts of the […]
Sigma Pi Fraternity, International Announces New Executive Director
LEBANON, TN – Sigma Pi Fraternity, International is pleased to announce Jonathan Frost (UMSL ’02) as the ninth Executive Director of the Fraternity, effective July 24, 2017. ED Frost will oversee both Sigma Pi Fraternity and the Sigma Pi Educational Foundation, including implementing the strategic plans of the organizations, training staff, and securing major gifts. […]
Jason Walker Departs as Sigma Pi Fraternity, International’s Executive Director
Lebanon, TN – After more than one year of service as the eighth Executive Director of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International, Jason Walker (Georgia ’96) will be leaving his position effective immediately. Walker began his tenure at Sigma Pi Fraternity in 2012 when he was hired as the organization’s Assistant Executive Director. After nine months as Interim […]
Mountain City Alumni Club: The Rest of the Story
This story was printed in the Summer 2017 issue of The Emerald magazine. If you do not receive printed issues of the magazine, but would like to, then please opt-in at sigmapi.org/updateinfo. The Fall 2016 issue of The Emerald featured a timely article titled Re-engaging with the Fraternity: Alumni Clubs. The article presented ideas to […]
How to Get the Most Out of Conference Attendance
This story was printed in the Summer 2017 issue of The Emerald magazine. If you do not receive printed issues of the magazine, but would like to, then please opt-in at sigmapi.org/updateinfo. Once upon a time… There was a college freshman who was a “rising star” in his chapter, or at least that’s what he […]
Reeves, Littrell to serve as Regional Directors for Sigma Pi
LEBANON, TN – The Executive Office of Sigma Pi Fraternity, International is proud to announce the hiring of two new Regional Directors – Dalton Reeves (Missouri State ’15) and Zachary Littrell (UMSL ’15). The Regional Director is broadly charged with strategically developing Sigma Pi in size and operational strength in one of the regions of […]
From the Battlefield to the Classroom: Being a Student in the Military (Delta-Beta at Monmouth)
EDITORS NOTE: The excerpt below originally ran in an article on the The Outlook online publication and was written by Clare Maurer. To read the article in its entirety, please click here. NOTE: Cesar Monterroso (Monmouth ’19) is currently a new member at Delta-Beta Chapter at Monmouth University. Most college students feel like they have enough problems […]