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supporters of Sigma Chi,

n 2019, the Sigma Chi Foundation reached new heights: a Greek-letter pilot phase starting in 2021. This is another positive step among many for Sigma foundation record in grant and leadership support for our young brothers Chi as it remains the standard-bearer among Greek-letter organizations – all and an organizational record in academic scholarships awarded. made possible by the direct support of our donors over the last decade. I In late February, however, the world as we know it changed. As our lives return to normal and our brothers continue their pursuit of Each facet of Sigma Chi was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. excellence on campuses across North America, your contributions to Sigma Chi Undergraduate chapters closed as campuses shuttered, and, due to the dangers have never been more important. of the coronavirus and travel, the Fraternity and Sigma Chi Leadership Institute My fellow board members and our Foundation team are committed to raising (SCLI) were forced to make tough choices, including the cancelation of the the funds necessary to further expand the reach of the leadership development 2020 Horizons Huntsman Leadership Summit and conversion of our largest- and training efforts provided by SCLI, as well as enhance our support of funded leadership event, the Krach Transformational Leaders Workshop, to an academic scholarships. Our work in providing these much-needed resources for exclusively virtual format. our members is perhaps more important today than it was in February before our Our Foundation development team was largely sidelined for three months, world changed because of COVID-19. and members of our Headquarters staff in Evanston, , were moved into With your support, we will send a message to our undergraduate brothers remote roles. Yet, through everything, Sigma Chi and your Sigma Chi Foundation that we are committed to their future and the success of Sigma Chi. persevered and moved forward. As you’ll see in this report, despite the interruption to a typically strong For the good, spring quarter, we met each of our commitments to the organization for the 2019 to 2020 fiscal year. And, while not as grand as our record 2019 fundraising effort, our team closed the fiscal year effectively, maintaining an equally strong outlook for the present fiscal year. This fall, we awarded $3.92 million in scholarships and grants to Sigma Significant Sig John Forst, GEORGE WASHINGTON 1984 Chi and the Sigma Chi Leadership Institute. Our brothers have received close Chairman, Sigma Chi Foundation Board of Governors to $350,000 in academic awards and are guaranteed the support of Regional Chapter Support Coordinators as well as world-class educational programming Forst is a retired partner and deputy general counsel at Lord Abbett. Previously, he courtesy of the Sigma Chi Leadership Institute. served as managing director and chief counsel for a large international investment firm, In its own report, you read of the Sigma Chi Leadership Institute achieving practiced law in Washington, D.C., in private practice and worked for the U.S. Securities authorization from the Illinois Board of Higher Education for its first certified and Exchange Commission. leadership program. This program will be made available to our members in a

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ooking back at our 2019 to 2020 fiscal year — a year unlike any other in the our brothers with certified values-based leadership curriculum — a game- history of our organization — the generosity shown by our alumni and friends, changing first in the Greek-letter world. particularly during the a global pandemic, cannot be overstated • We remain on track, in spite of the pandemic, to further growth of program LIn a difficult time, when it is not easy to advance our brotherhood, serve grants, academic scholarships and undergraduate chapter support over the our young men and fully address all of the challenges surrounding us personally next decade. and professionally, I am inspired by your dedication and commitment, by the • We are also well on our way to being on par with the fiscal performance chapter leaders who are determined to be part of the solution, by the thinkers and efficiency of great universities, and we are setting the pace in our who are reimagining what it means to be a Fraternity, and by the generosity of Greek-letter world. the thousands of brothers who contribute to put the wind in our collective sails. Thank you for expecting more. LEADER IN THE GREEK-LETTER WORLD As our new chairman, Significant Sig John Forst, GEORGE WASHINGTON 1984, Over the past 10 years, your Foundation has provided $29.9 million in support of noted, we were able to meet growing funding commitments in scholarships and Sigma Chi programs and academic scholarships — and this does not include the leadership programming and expand the reach of our training efforts across over $18 million of support simultaneously provided for chapter-specific projects. Sigma Chi. While the present fiscal year will see a slight reduction in grant support, When the impact of COVID-19 across our Sigma Chi undergraduate chapters largely related to the reduction of expenses for programs such as the Horizons became widely known, we were immediately called to action by the stories Huntsman Leadership Summit that were unable to operate due to COVID-19 of those brothers who were directly affected by the pandemic. Some of these restrictions, we continue to outpace our Greek-letter colleagues. young men were displaced from their campus residences, lost employment, Our fiscal year scorecard on page 78 will further show that our performance were forced to leave abroad programs or returned home to find families facing metrics, such as the cost of raising a dollar and percentage of our gifts going unforeseen hardships. Thanks to you our Brothers Helping Brothers fund provided directly to our mission, remain the industry standard. critical and timely assistance when it was most needed. Our Foundation beats the average of our Greek-letter peers in every category, On behalf of those brothers whose stories you’ll see later in this report, we are materially better than the thresholds established by charity watchdog thank you for supporting this cause. groups like Charity Navigator and the Better Business Bureau, and we are close to We recently completed the fourth year of our joint Foundation and Fraternity matching the performance of great universities in terms of efficiency. strategic plan, and the results are clear: Furthermore, the great work of our Board of Governors and Foundation staff, • We continue to deliver more significant value to our chapters and along with your support, have maintained the Sigma Chi Foundation’s place as undergraduates than any other Greek-letter foundation. the top Greek-letter fraternity foundation. • The Sigma Chi Leadership Institute (SCLI), funded by decades of continuous According to the 2020 Pennington and Company Fraternity and Sorority donor support, received Illinois state licensure and will begin providing Report (FY 18-19 IRS Form 990) your Sigma Chi Foundation:

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• Was best in the Greek-letter world in every identifiable category, including Foundation Board net assets, contributions, revenue, program services (grants and academic of Governors scholarships) and expenses out of 89 groups. • Contributed more toward leadership programming, general grants and academic CHAIRMAN Significant Sig John Forst, GEORGE WASHINGTON 1984 scholarship support than any Greek-letter organization. VICE CHAIRMAN Significant Sig Jeff Gill, SOUTHERN 1978 • Raised 10 percent of what the entire industry raised — 8.5 times the Greek- TREASURER Significant Sig Kim Caldwell, OREGON 1969 letter average — and granted 9 percent of what the entire industry granted to PARLIAMENTARIAN Past Grand Consul, Order of Constantine Sig and our Sigma Chi members. Significant Sig Robert Joseph, WILLAMETTE 1967

THE YEAR AHEAD Order of Constantine Sig Mark Anderson, ILLINOIS 1977 As our nation and the world recover from this pandemic, we have made changes to our Order of Constantine Sig Loren Butler, IDAHO 1963 operations to get us through the pandemic and position Sigma Chi for continued success. Significant Sig and Past Foundation Chairman Joe Durzo, SYRACUSE 1967 Operating expenses have been reduced by 28 percent in this difficult year. Over Significant Sig Randy Coppersmith, SOUTH FLORIDA 1979 the past five years our non-grant expense — the cost of everything we do other Significant Sig Steve Goodroe, GEORGIA 1971 than giving money away — has actually decreased by 16 percent while we’ve given Past Grand Consul, Order of Constantine Sig and Significant Sig Michael Greenberg, ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 away 64 percent more on an annual basis. Order of Constantine Sig, Significant Sig and Past Foundation With the continued success of our online programming through SCLI (more than Chairman Robert Johnson, MIAMI (OHIO) 1969 24,000 registered Sigma Chi users) and the launch of Sigma Chi’s first certified academic- Significant Sig Hon. John Koskinen, DUKE 1961 licensed programs, we expect to see positive behavior metrics such as fewer instances of Order of Constantine Sig and Significant Sig Joe Martin, substance abuse, hazing, behavioral and sexual misconduct. Meanwhile, we also expect 1976 to see brothers becoming more involved on campus and increasing their contributions to Order of Constantine Sig and Significant Sig Jeff Muir, GEORIGA 1971 philanthropic efforts. Significant Sig John Pasquantino, NEVADA-LAS VEGAS 1984 We are all looking forward and working to make tomorrow’s Sigma Chi even Order of Constantine Sig, Significant Sig and Past Foundation better. And I hope that you will continue to join us on our quest to build better men Chairman John Peterson, INDIANA 1955 who are prepared to succeed in college and throughout their lives. Significant Sig Charles Stamp Jr., SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971 We’re asking for your continued engagement, volunteerism and financial Past Grand Consul, Order of Constantine Sig and Significant Sig Michael Ursillo, support to make it all a reality. BROWN 1978 Significant Sig Dr. Daniel Walsh, I wish you and your family great health and happiness as we say goodbye to SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971 Christopher Walters, 2020 with a bright 2021 in front of us. ROANOKE 2000 Ex-Officio Thank you for your continued support. We are truly grateful. FOUNDATION PRESIDENT & CEO Ashley Woods, EAST TENNESSEE 2000 FRATERNITY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Michael Church, ILLINOIS 2005 71ST GRAND CONSUL Order of Constantine Sig Steven Schuyler, ARIZONA 1979 IMMEDIATE PAST GRAND CONSUL Order of Constantine Sig Tommy Geddings Jr., 1985 Ashley Woods, EAST TENNESSEE 2000 CANADIAN REPRESENTATIVE David MacNicol, WESTERN ONTARIO 1986 President and CEO of the Sigma Chi Foundation SECRETARY John Price, STATE 1991

Woods has been president and CEO of the Sigma Chi Foundation since 2016. He was previously the chief operating officer of and general legal counsel for the Foundation and has served Sigma Chi since 2000.

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foundation fiscal summary

he Sigma Chi Foundation has built upon the investments it made during The Foundation’s IRS Form 990 may be found at guidestar.org through your the previous fiscal year, including in the areas of expanding leadership state’s charitable licensing agency where we are registered or via sigmachi.org. programs, chapter support and scholarship efforts. Likewise, the This year’s Annual Report presents the Foundation’s fiscal performance on TFoundation has continued its support of Sigma Chi’s educational and membership an audited accrual basis, thus aligning our transparency with recommendations development programs and the “One Voice” strategic plan. of the Better Business Bureau’s (BBB) Wise Giving Alliance Standards for Charity The Foundation manages its internal operations and tracks progress on an Accountability. accrual basis. An annual audited financial statement is developed under the review The BBB developed its standards to assist donors in making sound giving of the Foundation’s audit and compliance committee and used in preparation of decisions and to foster public confidence in charitable organizations. We are proud the Internal Revenue Service Form 990. Legacy Professionals, LLP, conducted the to be in substantial compliance with these standards. More information about BBB Foundation’s certified audit. standards is available at bbb.org.

Accrual Based FY 2019-2020 Actual FY 2018-2019 Actual

REVENUE Raised by Staff $7,767,964 $10,299,295 Chapter-Specific $663,071 $2,296,995 Total Revenue $8,431,035 $12,596,290

EXPENSE Operations / Fundraising / HQ $3,827,530 $3,757,662 Grants & Scholarships $4,580,808 $5,056,970 Chapter-Specific Grants and Scholarships $2,552,227 $2,737,430 Total Expense (less investment expense) $10,960,615 $11,644,887

Form 990 Expense Classifications FY 2019-2020 Actual FY 2018-2019 Actual

Program Services $8,136,439 $8,391,915 Management & General $1,207,102 $907,842 Fundraising $1,617,078 $2,345,125

ENDING NET ASSETS $32,666,977 $34,691,730

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74% 19% 5,206 Ratio of program service expense Ratio of fundraising expense Unique donors gave back to Sigma compared to all expenses compared to related contributions Chi financially through the Foundation (BBB standard is 65% or more) (BBB standard is 35% or less) during the 2018 to 2019 fiscal year 70% 51 5,923 Gift yield Chapters and colonies received Unique donors gave back to Sigma (scholarships, grants and additional benefits through the Thomas Chi financially through the Foundation margin ÷ contributions) Cowan Bell Chapter Challenge program. during the 2019 to 2020 fiscal year.

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“Sigma Chi's values have shaped me as a person through relating the need to communicate with your community. The very reason I applied for this scholarship is because it will help me pursue my academic goals in philosophy and preventing global catastrophic risk. Without being in a community that teaches the value of voicing your needs – loudly and clearly – I may not have asked for this essential leadership grant.” “To many, $1,000 may not be a lot, but for far too many others, $1,000 is enough to bring them to tears with appreciation. I and my family are in this latter category, so this help will not fall on deaf hearts.”

- Coleman Snell, PUGET SOUND 2023, Paul Perdue Memorial Scholarship Recipient

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Tommy Duong, LOUISIANA STATE 2021, is a recipient of the Sigma Chi Foundation’s Brothers Helping Brothers grant. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS AND GRANTS

he Sigma Chi Foundation’s overarching goal is to positively impact every program to an essential aid mechanism and providing financial assistance to undergraduate brother every year with values-based leadership training more than 120 individuals. and support. T During the fall and initial third of the spring semester, our members were BROTHERS HELPING BROTHERS provided with world-class leadership curriculum, helping them develop into As the COVID-19 pandemic slowly made its way across the globe, disrupting and character-based leaders who are committed to the betterment of their chapters, altering lives, undergraduate Sigma Chis living at home and abroad were faced campus and community. This included the launch of the Sigma Chi Leadership with unexpected challenges. Institute’s new Values-Based Decision Makingprogram. Upon news of campus closures and members being displaced and losing In March, however, the COVID-19 pandemic effectively closed Sigma unemployment, the Foundation revised its Brothers Helping Brothers fund to Chi chapters, pressed pause on pivotal in-person leadership events, such as meet the needs of brothers impacted by the pandemic. Horizons Huntsman Leadership Summit, and shifted the Krach Transformational Following Hurricane Katrina, the fund — formerly known as the Strong Arms Leaders Workshop to a virtual event. Initiative — provided scholarship and grant support during a time of emergency. With in-person education halted, and the future of on-campus education As the pandemic grew and brothers needed assistance, availability of the fund largely unknown by summer, the SCLI team molded online modules for the was expanded toward assisting those who suffered a break of employment, were pandemic using the Strong Arms mental health and wellness program and displaced from their campus residences with short-term housing or faced other Mission 365 recruitment training program to help members navigate challenges burdens associated with dislocation. during this time. By the end of the fiscal year, the fund had rewarded more than $80,000 in The Foundation also assisted young brothers who were displaced and faced assistance to over 120 brothers. hardships during the pandemic by converting the Brothers Helping Brothers grant

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“Sigma Chi has not only given me the LEAD DONORS: • Order of Constantine Sig • Significant Sig * Deceased opportunity to develop as a man, student STRONG ARMS LEAD SPONSORS and friend; Sigma Chi — with the aid of J. Willard & Alice S. Marriott Foundation brothers around the world — has also The Anschutz Foundation assisted me in a time of great despair: the Michael and Gayle Zibilich, LOUISIANA STATE 1970 Associate Sponsors: COVID-19 pandemic. At a time when my family and I found Andy Arnold, PENNSYLVANIA 1982 ourselves in a vulnerable position relating to our economic ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// standing, I turned to our organization in search of resources SIGMA CHI ONLINE AND PREPARATION FOR BROTHERHOOD (P4B) LEAD SPONSORS that would help me regain financial stability in my academic SIGMA CHI ONLINE: Bill George, GEORGIA TECH 1964 • career. Unsure of whether or not I would be eligible for the Bill & Penny George Family Foundation P4B: David Pyle, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1980 • Brothers Helping Brothers grant, I applied. Fortunately for me, Associate Sponsors: my call for help was heard, and the accumulated financial- James Allen, DEPAUW 1979 • Robert Basham, MARYLAND 1970 • related stress was alleviated. I am especially thankful for the John Berylson, BROWN 1975 • 63rd Grand Consul Lee Beauchamp, A&M-COLLEGE STATE 1975 • • brothers who’ve made the initiative of helping individuals that Kim Caldwell, OREGON 1969 • share my experience; time and time again I am reminded that Samuel Chase, TEXAS TECH 1969 John Clerico, OKLAHOMA STATE 1963 • the letters on my chest are symbolic of what we truly stand Dave Dillion, KANSAS 1973 • Joseph Durzo, SYRACUSE 1967 • for: friendship, justice and learning. Once again, thank you.” Dr. H. Allen Ecker, GEORGIA TECH 1957 • Mark Emkes, DEPAUW 1975 • - John Bermudez, CALIFORNIA-IRVINE 2022 G. Carl Everett Jr., NEW MEXICO STATE 1973 • John Forst, GEORGE WASHINGTON 1984 • Robert Georges, FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1973 • • //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Jeffrey Gill, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1978 Stephen Goodroe, GEORGIA 1971 • Gregory Harbaugh, PURDUE 1978 • • Gerald Hines, PURDUE 1946 • “This grant significantly helped with my 56th Grand Consul Robert Joseph, WILLAMETTE 1957 • • Alan Kessler, SAN JOSE STATE 1979 • rent payments for the remainder of the Richard Lewandowski, RIPON 1975 • J. Willard Marriott Jr., UTAH 1954 • year. Even though my county reached Joe Martin, HOUSTON 1976 • • Sanjay Meshri, TULSA 1992 • the “green phase” of the pandemic, my Timothy Michael, OHIO STATE 1970 • Jon Milanese, MIAMI (FLORIDA) 1984 original place of work had yet to reopen, Jeff Muir, GEORGIA 1971 • and funds were tight (approaching the fall semester). This Mark Paniccia, CONNECTITCUT 1983 • Dr. Mark Sand, PURDUE 1972 • grant helped pay off the remainder of the year so I could Don Schefmeyer, SYRACUSE 1969 • Robert Seidell, NEBRASKA 1965 focus on my fall tuition.” 69th Grand Consul Michael Ursillo, BROWN 1978 • • Dr. Daniel Walsh, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971 • - Joshua Bonacci, KENT STATE 2021 Chuck Watson, OKLAHOMA STATE 1972 • • Ken Way, MICHIGAN STATE 1961 • Robert Zorich, SANTA BARBARA 1971

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LEAD DONORS: • Order of Constantine Sig • Significant Sig * Deceased LEADERSHIP PROGRAM SUPPORT KRACH TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERS WORKSHOP LEAD SPONSOR PREPARATION FOR BROTHERHOOD / 64th Grand Consul Keith Krach, PURDUE 1979 • • RITUAL FOR LIFE Thanks to the support of a lead gift from Significant Sig David Pyle, Additional Sponsors: SOUTHERN Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation CALIFORNIA 1980, the Preparation for Brotherhood (P4B) new member education module became a critical first step in a Sigma Chi’s lifelong 29th Grand Consul Lloyd Balfour, INDIANA 1907 * • • Thomas Cowan Bell Chapter Challenge Donors learning journey upon its launch during the 2015 to 2016 academic year. Since its implementation, resulting program data points to higher pledge Chapter Advisor Training: Kent Johnson, STATE 1978 • retention rates each year, an overall increase in pledge-class GPA each year Quaestor Division: Dan Benoit, DRAKE 1986 Ritual Division (tribute to honor ninth Grand Consul Joseph Nate and and an increase in leadership development and involvement among our 62nd Grand Consul Douglas Carlson • •): Grand Historian Dr. members. Additionally, chapters that implement P4B perfectly are 80 percent less likely to experience an allegation of hazing. Michael Codina, CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO 1993 • Upon initiation, members were presented with a comprehensive Ritual Pro-Consul Division: Gaurav Parikh, CAL. POLY.-POMONA 2005

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VALUES-BASED DECISION MAKING (VBDM) Ritual for Life (R4L) was designed to educate each chapter’s new initiates LEAD SPONSOR on Sigma Chi’s Ritual history and inspire them to apply the Ritual’s lessons to Bob Georges, FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1973 • • their lives for the betterment of their chapter, campus and community.

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HORIZONS HUNTSMAN LEADERSHIP SUMMIT VALUES-BASED DECISION MAKING LEAD SPONSOR In fall 2019, a hybrid learning curriculum touching on the challenging issues Jon Huntsman Sr., PENNSYLVANIA 1959 * • • within the Greek-letter community, Values-Based Decision Making (VBDM), the The Huntsman Family Foundation Fraternity’s accountability education, was made available to Sigma Chi chapters. Through the lead support of Order of Constantine Sig and Significant Session Sponsors: Sig Bob Georges, FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1973, VBDM is based on a more 64th Grand Consul Keith Krach, PURDUE 1979 • • personalized learning experience that can be tailored to the needs of chapters Bob McNair, SOUTHERN CAROLINA 1958 * • and individuals, as well as be delivered in variety of educational settings and Facilitator Training Sponsor: venues, including chapters, Sigma Chi Online, province conferences and the Chuck Watson, OKLAHOMA STATE 1972 • • Krach Transformational Leaders Workshop. VBDM addresses accountability and the challenging issues on our Small Group Sponsor: college campuses today from a positive behavioral approach, meaning that Pete Frechette, WESTERN MICHIGAN 1960 * • we explore these topics with the goal of inspiring change through positive Participant Sponsor: reinforcement of brotherhood, healthy relationships and our values. Bill Hunt, INDIANA 1966 • The program will be part of the educational plan for Sigma Chi colonies moving forward. Mission and Day Sponsors: 68th Grand Consul Michael Greenberg, ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 • • MISSION 365 REMOTE RECRUITMENT Ed Blessing, SAN DIEGO STATE 1960 • • As undergraduate chapters faced a great unknown relating to fall recruitment Dan Shaver, TEXAS TECH 1993 • and return to campus activities during the pandemic, the Sigma Chi Leadership Institute team utilized materials from the successful Mission 365 recruitment

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training program and developed a virtual Mission 365 Remote Recruitment platform leadership program located in Snowbird, Utah, was slated to provide leadership to give chapters the necessary skills to recruit quality men into our Fraternity via development for nearly 250 undergraduates over five weeks during the summer. digital methods. Brothers selected to participate during the 2020 campaign will have the first Delivered in person with online elements during a non-pandemic year, the opportunity to participate in summer 2021. The Huntsman Cancer Foundation main Mission 365 program provides a core curriculum and six electives that and the Sigma Chi Foundation generously fund 100 percent of the Huntsman support our undergraduate brothers in looking for men of good character 365 Leadership Summit experience through a leadership grant. This includes all days a year. As noted within the SCLI report, the remote module helped chapters travel, housing, food, curriculum, materials and activity costs. maintain strong results during a pandemic year. FRATERNITY GRANTS STRONG ARMS FOR COVID-19 The Foundation provided $630,000 to support the continued growth of the Unveiled in 2018, Sigma Chi’s Strong Arms curriculum became the Greek-letter world’s Fraternity’s chapter support program. The chapter support team provides first dedicated learning resource to address mental wellness and emotional health. operational guidance and assistance to the Fraternity’s undergraduate chapters. Its groundbreaking approach earned it the 2019 Laurel Wreath Award for outstanding The team consists of 10 regional chapter support coordinators who all live within education within the North American Interfraternity Conference. their regions and work with approximately 25 chapters each. During the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, mental health issues became During summer 2020, with campus schedules largely unknown due to the a recurring theme across North America and the globe. With this in mind, pandemic, these men trained each of the chapters they mentor using the Sigma the SCLI team developed a Strong Arms module specifically catered to those Chi Leadership Institute’s Mission 365 Remote Recruitment training module, as impacted by the pandemic. well as a recruitment guide provided by the Fraternity. Along with the Reach Out app, which connects members to in-house and “The chapters were hungry for ways to recruit in this new environment, and community resources, such as helplines, counseling services, emergency this helped give them some tools to get the job done,” said Chris Hicks, GEORGIA responders, rape crisis centers, legal aid services and medical care providers, SOUTHWESTERN 1996, who is the chapter support coordinator for the southeast region. Sigma Chi continued to proceed with the health and well-being of actives, alumni, employees and friends in mind this year. • This past summer, 78 chapters were recognized with Peterson Significant Chapter Awards sponsored by the Foundation. Established in 1964, the Peterson KRACH TRANSFORMATIONAL LEADERS Award recognizes chapters that achieve excellence in all operations, including WORKSHOP academics, philanthropy, recruitment and Ritual performance. As noted within the SCLI section, the Krach Transformational Leaders Workshop • The Massachusetts-Amherst chapter received a $5,000 educational grant for shifted from an in-person event to a virtual offering in 2020 due to the pandemic. having the Fraternity’s most outstanding scholastic achievement program, Thanks to the hard work of the SCLI team and volunteers, selected members thus earning it the prestigious Daniel William Cooper Award. from each of Sigma Chi’s undergraduate chapters were able to undergo • The Foundation and Fraternity honored 94 brothers with the Significant Sig mentoring and strategic planning sessions to ensure improvement in their Award. These brothers will receive their award during regional and local chapter roles and operations throughout the forthcoming academic year. ceremonies or have the option to receive their award at the 83rd Grand Chapter The workshop is sponsored by a lead endowment gift from 64th Grand Consul in Scottsdale, Arizona, after the COVID-19 pandemic forced Grand Council to Keith Krach, PURDUE 1979, who is the former chairman and CEO of DocuSign a virtual setting. Awarded annually since 1935, more than 1,700 alumni have and Ariba and the current U.S. Under Secretary for Economic Growth, Energy and received the award, which recognizes members who have achieved high levels the Environment. of professional success.

HORIZONS HUNTSMAN LEADERSHIP SUMMIT For the first time since its inception in 1999, the Horizons Huntsman Leadership Summit was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The in-person, six-day

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Brady Burns, TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION 2021, is the recipient of the the Alan B. Mitchell Academic Scholarship.

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ach year, the generous donations from our alumni and friends make it year thanks to contributions made during the 2018 to 2019 fiscal year. possible for the Sigma Chi Foundation to grant academic scholarships This year, thanks to the Donor-Scholar Awards initiative as well as the Thomas and awards to our deserving undergraduate and graduate brothers Cowan Bell Chapter Challenge program, 235 individuals are recognized specifically Eand sweethearts. Providing scholarships and academic awards furthers the by the Foundation. Awards include undergraduate general academic scholarships; Foundation’s goal to promote academic excellence and volunteerism. We military service; and graduate scholarships in international business, engineering, proudly award brothers who show outstanding leadership, academic motivation medicine, general academic studies, media and law. The monetary total also and commitment to their chapters and communities. includes the International Balfour Award, International Sweetheart, chapter The Foundation will provide close to $350,000 in academic scholarships sweetheart, Daniel William Cooper and Legion of Honor recipients. to undergraduate and graduate students throughout the 2020 to 2021 academic

International Balfour Award

Sigma Chi’s highest undergraduate honor, the International Balfour Award, is organization, where he served as both presented to the brother who best exemplifies Sigma Chi through his academic team leader and programming director performance and demonstrated leadership. He is awarded $10,000 from the and helped raise more than $690,000 Foundation, thanks to the support of Brandon Chaney, INDIANA 1993, who is for pediatric oncology and hematology. proprietor and CEO of Fairwinds Estate Winery in California. While as a member of the Fraternity’s Samuel Romes, LOUISVILLE 2020, is this year’s recipient. Romes, pictured Louisville chapter, Romes held the position at right, graduated from the University of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky, with of Consul and helped his chapter attain a degree in chemical engineering. He was involved in several organizations on Top Organization and Top Fraternity awards campus, including raiseRED, the university’s largest student-run philanthropic from raiseRED with $77,000 raised.

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ALABAMA | IOTA IOTA Jeffrey Gavin CASE WESTERN | BETA ETA GEORGIA | DELTA KENTUCKY | LAMBDA LAMBDA MEMPHIS | EPSILON KAPPA James Nielson James & Connie Bash - Rho David Dillman Justin Grissom Joshua Cooksey Brian Cannon Bell Chapter Benjamin Janson Bell Chapter Alston “Pete” Correll Bell Chapter Isaac M. Jordan Founders Parker Shikle James & Connie Bash - Rho Scholar Reid Heltsley Bell Chapter CINCINNATI | ZETA PSI Matthew Halbig Bell Chapter MIAMI (OHIO) | ALPHA Bennett Kiley Andrew Irwin Samuel DeBiasi Bell Chapter Delta Chapter Scholars Austin King ARIZONA | BETA PHI Bell Chapter John W. Rohe Scholars Bryan Kwoun Alejandro Marin Lambda Lambda 1960s Jose Borquezn Connor Martin John F. McMullan Daniel Lee James Fiduccia Beta Phi James & Connie Bash - Rho Bell Chapter Luke McGuire Alpha Scholars Consul Zack O'Connor David Sever Constantine W. Curris Joseph Niehaus Bell Chapter Lambda Lambda Broderic Mast Thomas Bullington James & Connie Bash - Rho Benjamin Platt Runkle Bell Chapter Bell Chapter Paul Ritter Founders Truman Vick Bell Chapter KETTERING | ZETA THETA A Joe Poskin Brady Giordano Bell Chapter Jack Dembovsky Bell Chapter S. Jack McDuff CORNELL | ALPHA PHI Grayson Walker John M. Shepherd CALIFORNIA-IRVINE | ETA Aaron Barre Delta Chapter Scholars MICHIGAN | THETA THETA Beck Kinerk SIGMA Hon. Gordon J. Whiting Marvin D. Johnson Joshua Weingrad KETTERING | ZETA THETA B Joshua Goettner Lucas Stevenson Mitchell Jones Delta Chapter Scholars Aaron Diamond Bell Chapter John Murphy Eta Sigma Chapter John Foote Greystone James & Connie Bash - Bell Chapter Anniversary Ian Malinow Connor Phelps GEORGIA TECH | BETA PSI Lambda Bell Chapter Nick Nelson Wesley O'Hara CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES | John Foote Greystone Bell Chapter Bell Chapter LOUISIANA STATE | SIGMA MISSISSIPPI | ETA DELTA ETA Jacob Warfield CHI ZETA Kai Pegula Donn Anawalt Bell Chapter Davis Palmie William Hester Bell Chapter Bell Chapter Sawyer Coco K.S. “Bud" Adams Jr. Craig Nason L.A. Alumni Cole Williams Bell Chapter Chapter Bell Chapter Stavan Shah ARIZONA STATE | EPSILON Bell Chapter Tommy Duong MISSISSIPPI STATE | UPSILON Cade Mills Dr. RLD Davidson Delta Tau GAMMA UPSILON Dick “Bulldog” Barley DUKE | BETA LAMBDA Harrison Cole GEORGIA SOUTHERN | ETA Robert LeGrande John Fulmer Bell Chapter Scholar Akshar Pandia Brent & Justin Cobb Bell Chapter ZETA Bell Chapter Ali Pahlevan William Collins Memorial Scholars ARKANSAS | OMEGA OMEGA Bell Chapter Austin Lewis Bell Chapter Greg and Carol Harbaugh Trey Pepper Barron Regan EAST TENNESSEE | ZETA MISSOURI STATE | ETA KAPPA Donald Walker Scholars OMEGA Founders Jerad Daniels Delta Eta-Paul Herig Consul Ethan Eggleston GETTYSBURG | THETA Scholar Daniel Petrillo Bill Qualy and Jim Qualy ARKANSAS STATE | THETA CHI Bell Chapter LOUISVILLE | IOTA LAMBDA Alex Tchekanov Paul C. Varga Varsity Benjamin Barberie Aaron Luhm Robert Jeans Blake Enis Athlete Bill Qualy and Jim Qualy Donald Walker Scholars Bell Chapter Bell Chapter Dr. Constantine W. Curris Lambda Lambda HANOVER | CHI CALIFORNIA-MERCED | Grayson Ford MONTANA STATE | BETA RHO BALL STATE | EPSILON LAMBDA DELTA EMORY | BETA CHI Maxwell Wirick Ian Muir OMEGA Hernan Cueva Hon. Walter Fisher Scholars Dr. Constantine W. Curris Bell Chapter Tyler Winiecki Yody Kandalaft Bell Chapter Lambda Lambda Bell Chapter James Parks Caldwell Brandon Olsen Founders Patrick McCann IDAHO | GAMMA ETA Benjamin Gerdes Bell Chapter Brice Wyderski Bell Chapter Caden Gatlin Paul W. Chellgren Bell Chapter CALIFORNIA-SANTA John and Nancy Peterson Rolandson Le NEBRASKA | ALPHA EPSILON BARBARA | ZETA KAPPA FLORIDA | GAMMA THETA Founders Dr. Constantine W. Curris Caleb Cover BINGHAMPTON | MU GAMMA Ryan Elliott Carson Black Lambda Lambda Bell Chapter Nikhil Kutwal Bell Chapter Bell Chapter INDIANA | LAMBDA James & Connie Bash - Carson Billingsley Patrick McSweeney Colin Crayne Spencer Wilfahrt Thomas Godwin Paul W. Chellgren Bell Chapter Lambda Bell Chapter James L. Beattey, III Danielle & Brett White Lambda Legacy LOYOLA MARYMOUNT | IOTA NEW MEXICO STATE | ZETA PHI BOSTON UNIVERSITY | FLORIDA GULF COAST | Robert Clesceri SIGMA CHI UPSILON CAL. POLY.-POMONA | OMEGA Daniel Lira THETA SIGMA LAMBDA ZETA Carl Scering Memorial Reece Zurfluh Bell Chapter Brandon Coughlin Ian Scott J. Willard Marriott Juan Salcedo Jorge Obeso M. Craig Nason Los Angeles Ronald Kostich Inland Bell Chapter Bell Chapter Alumni Chapter Anthony McKenna Joshua Martin Empire Alumni Bell Chapter Alex Divaris Memorial FLORIDA SOUTHERN | KANSAS | ALPHA XI MASSACHUSETTS-AMHERST | Brian Nguyen CAL. STATE-LONG BEACH | EPSILON SIGMA Thomas Cubit MU EPSILON - H. Walters Memorial ETA BETA Maxwell Giard Bell Chapter Hunter Apteker CHARLOTTE | MU ALPHA Andrew Fausto Bell Chapter J. Willard Marriott Anthony Stanco Harrison Frazier J. Don Gilbert Academic BRIDGEWATER STATE | Craig Nason L.A. Alumni Jacob Pariseau Lucas Canavan Chapter Bell Chapter THETA ZETA Bell Chapter Harrop-Harrington Scholars OHIO STATE | ALPHA GAMMA Darius Desnoes Blake Tripp Nathaniel Grace Scott K. Williams Liam Smith Andrew Hummer Bell Chapter Craig Nason L.A. Alumni GEORGE WASHINGTON | Larry & Linda Oman Bill Ingram Chapter EPSILON BUCKNELL | KAPPA Kyle Gelzinis KANSAS STATE | DELTA UPSILON Grant Bateman Matt Firnhaber MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE Bell Chapter Joseph LaRosa CAL. STATE-NORTHRIDGE | Bell Chapter OF TECHNOLOGY | ALPHA ETA Bell Chapter ZETA XI William H. Pope Memorial Logan Joyce Aaron Makikalli OKLAHOMA | BETA KAPPA Benjamin Travis Alexander Henderson Bell Chapter James & Connie Bash – Bell Chapter KENT STATE | ZETA LAMBDA Charlie Reuss Bell Chapter Joshua Bonacci Lambda Bell Chapter Gino Spirito GEORGETOWN | MU THETA BUTLER | RHO Bell Chapter Evan Pasko Anthony Suddreth Devontae Calhoun Craig Nason L.A. Alumni Carlos Buendia John M. Shepherd Chapter Bell Chapter Conor McDevitt Donald Walker Bell Chapter Bell Chapter Kyle Dudzinski Bell Chapter expect more / THE MAGAZINE OF SIGMA CHI 85 / SIGMA CHI FOUNDATION /

OKLAHOMA STATE | GAMMA Alan Maniet III Ethan Nguyen ST. THOMAS | IOTA TAU TEXAS CHRISTIAN | EPSILON MU WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DELTA H. Campbell Stuckeman Robert & Margaret Cook Michael Sullivan Alexander Bakke (ST. LOUIS) | TAU TAU Jared Kuykendall Jonathon Shuster Alexander Smith Bob and Sabrina Johnson Bell Chapter Harrison Arnberg Bell Chapter H. Campbell Stuckeman Jeremy Megroz Founders Harry Cheshire Braeden McKee TULANE | ALPHA OMICRON Christopher Mutascio Michael Wells SYRACUSE | PSI PSI James Cawley Kenneth Case Scholars H. Campbell Stuckeman SAN JOSE STATE | EPSILON Donald and Jean Frahm THETA Maxime Ducoste Bell Chapter Jack Palla Bell Chapter Bell Chapter PEPPERDINE | KAPPA Antonio Aiello Charles Hobe WATERLOO | KAPPA MU Bell Chapter Bell Chapter Zachary Beacham Grant Sisk OMICRON TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA | Chase Nerison Jack Bissell Samuel Vodovoz James R. Dahlberg Donald Walker Scholars DELTA THETA Memorial M. Craig Nason Los Angeles Marvin D. "Swede" Johnson Dakota Makatche Jeffrey Taft Class of 1989 Alumni Chapter Scholars OREGON | BETA IOTA Troy Medeiros J. Don Gilbert Academic WEST GEORGIA | LAMBDA PI Wil Sprouse Bell Chapter Athanasios Lappas Bell Chapter PUGET SOUND | DELTA PHI TULSA | DELTA OMEGA Coleman Snell TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE | Sean O'Brien Quimby Scholars SOUT CAROLINA | SIGMA SIGMA CHI SIGMA OREGON STATE | BETA PI Paul Perdue Memorial CHI GAMMA Bell Chapter Scholar Kevin Aquadro | MU MU Riley Jones Dalton Bridges Bell Chapter Caleb Orr James Liotta Bell Chapter Bell Chapter Bell Chapter PURDUE | DELTA DELTA Mitchell Maxim Chuck and Kim Watson Garrett Mott Hunter Donaldson Lloyd Von Cannon Marshall D. Johnson and Declan Ralson Founders Bell Chapter Kenneth Kraft Scholars Bell Chapter Marvin D. Johnson Donald Walker Scholars WESTERN | PENNSYLVANIA | PHI PHI Cooper Grambling SOUTH FLORIDA | THETA UTAH | BETA UPSILON IOTA ETA Bell Chapter TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE Brett Rahbany BETA STATION | ETA UPSILON Zachary Chisholm Isaac Combs Mark Kocent Scholar Nicholas Haggar Brady Burns J. Willard Marriott Scholars James & Connie Bash – ROANOKE | TAU Bell Chapter Alan Mitchell Scholars Lambda Patrick Romero Patrick Cline Dakota Rose Bell Chapter Jonathan St. Hilaire J. Willard Marriott Scholars Bell Chapter Brenden Reilly WESTERN ILLINOIS | IOTA Randall S. & Elizabeth M. Alan Mitchell Scholars Alejandro Sanchez Coppersmith OMICRON PENN STATE | ALPHA CHI ROCHESTER | GAMMA PI J. Willard Marriott Scholars Jacob White Dominick Barone Ryan Babineau TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE | Cody Keenan Academic H. Campbell Stuckeman Douglas J. Krueger SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE | ZETA ETA VALPARAISO | IOTA SIGMA EPSILON PHI Jackson Berman Turner South Matthew Kennedy WILLAMETTE | DELTA ZETA H. Campbell Stuckeman Jared Wren Kappa Iota Scholars James & Connie Bash - SAN DIEGO STATE | DELTA XI Epsilon Phi Michael Henry Veitenhans Alvin Chan Lambda Joanne Wolf Cole Christy Upperman Legacy TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE | Glenn O. Kirsch Bell Chapter ZETA PI WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) | YOUNGSTOWN | ETA CHI Andrew Dixon Matteo Freshchi SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA | Juan Mendoza Bell Chapter UPSILON UPSILON Daniel Naples H. Campbell Stuckeman ALPHA UPSILON Gregory and Leonard Ledet Ar-Non Bunyatipanon Keegan Jones Memorial Beta Zeta Bungaloo Ryan Granahan Nicholas Glazer Alpha Omega Scholars Marc Lord Memorial Bell Chapter H. Campbell Stuckeman Salihou Fatty Christian Kjeldsen John Conor Shalloe RLD Davidson Delta Tau Robert & Margaret Cook Alpha Upsilon Sam Levine

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“I would like to thank the donors on providing me this scholarship. It is with great humbleness I accept this scholarship. Thanks to this scholarship, I am able to provide more time toward my undergraduate bachelor’s in criminology rather than worry about financial issues that may arise. In addition to already providing financial support to give more time to my schoolwork, I am now also able to give more support to the Zeta Pi chapter, to which I am deeply committed. My current leadership position as Pro Consul to the chapter requires more of myself than the world requires of other men, and thanks to the donors of this scholarship, I will continue to make that possible.”

- Juan Mendoza, TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE 2023, Gregory & Leonard Ledet Memorial Scholarship Recipient

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DENTON | HERSCHEDE | International Business Engineering A gift from Leona Denton, Order of Constantine Sig wife of Earl Denton, Mark Herschede, CINCINNATI 1929, inaugurated this award, 1940, contributed $250,000 which annually provides to the Sigma Chi Foundation grants to students pursuing a to establish a fund to benefit graduate degree in the field Sigma Chi graduate students of international affairs. in engineering. Eric Newfield Brendan Peterson Spencer Dahl Connor Lynch Samir Sadera Alpha Phi Delta Zeta Beta Rho Beta Nu Eta Sigma

FORST | Legal Sigma Chi Foundation Vice Chairman and Significant Sig John Forst, GEORGE WASHINGTON 1984, established the inaugural award in 2014 and is given to graduate students pursuing careers Pablo Valenzuela as attorneys. Fletcher Lyon Mark Melmed William Patterson Philip Rizk Matthew Skinner Kappa Gamma Lambda Lambda Gamma Chi Iota Nu Epsilon Alpha Alpha

MADSON | SIGMA CHI | Medical General Studies This award was established by Grace and Jack Madson, Significant Sig Dr. Daniel Walsh, UTAH STATE 1925, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971, contributed $250,000 in with additional contributions 1992 to benefit first-year from Significant Sig Dr. Paul Sigma Chi graduate Nemiroff, CALIFORNIA-SANTA students in any academic BARBARA 1968, and Dr. Ravi field. Goel, YALE 1993. It is available Breydon Horton Brett Laidacker Nicholas Nakamura Matthew Pagan Elliot Snider to graduate students pursuing careers in medicine. Kappa Psi Theta Alpha Lambda Delta Kappa Beta Delta Zeta

Borna Ansari Joel Conway Gifferd Ko Samuel Luebbe Kyle MacMillan Joseph Shaver Dylan Wirick Delta Omicron Kappa Psi Beta Omega Lambda Alpha Beta Psi Chi

MEDIA ARTS The Sigma Chi Military Service scholarship was established to This award was provide support to our brothers who intend to continue their established in 2017 to MILITARY/////////////////// undergraduate or graduate education during or following military honor a graduate student service. This award is made possible through donations from pursuing a career in media /////////////////// Significant Sigs Tim Michael, OHIO STATE 1970, John Berylson, and/or communications SERVICE BROWN 1975, and Dan Walsh, SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971, among fields. others, and is available to brothers who are serving or have served SCHOLARSHIP////////// in any branch of the or Canadian militaries. Austin Gilmore Connor Berger Lambda Gamma Phi

Benjamin Hanks Kenny Hu Taylor Lockwood Robert Nungesser Eugene Pliska Benjamin Prince Grant Vogt Delta Zeta Lambda Pi Theta Beta Mu Mu Epsilon Lambda Eta Theta Delta Delta / SIGMA CHI FOUNDATION /

FOUNDERs Scholarships Paying it forward Since 2014, the Sigma Chi Founders Scholarships have been awarded annually to the top seven undergraduate applicants in Honor societies and alumni engagement academic performance and demonstrated leadership. Each recipient receives a $10,000 award.

JOHN & NANCY PETERSON AWARD with LSU’s student government and counselor with Louisiana Boys State. He works CADEN GATLIN, IDAHO 2021 an average of 40 hours a week to put himself through school and plans to pursue a A senior and first-generation college student, Gatlin career in politics. carries a 3.7 GPA in exercise science and health. Gatlin serves as Consul of the Gamma Eta chapter, Interfraternity FOUNDER JAMES PARKS Council representative and is the leader and organizer of the Saturday of Service at CALDWELL AWARD the University of Idaho. Order of Constantine Sig Loren Butler, IDAHO 1963, says of YODY KANDALAFT, CALIFORNIA-MERCED 2021 Gatlin: “He is a young man who through determination and perseverance is meeting A senior with a 3.2 GPA in public health, Kandalaft serves challenges which will prepare him for success in the future.” the Lambda Delta chapter as Consul and has served as Derby Days and social chairman for the chapter. A member of the Phi Delta Epsilon BOB & SABRINA JOHNSON AWARD medical fraternity, American Medical Student Association and American Red Cross MICHAEL SULLIVAN, ST. THOMAS 2021 Club, Kandalaft is a first-generation American from Lebanon who aspires to help Recipient of the 2019 to 2020 Greg and Carol Harbaugh those in need through medicine. Founders Scholarship, Sullivan is a senior with a 3.05 GPA

in business marketing. He has served his campus and FOUNDER BENJAMIN PIATT chapter in a number of roles, including receiving the Gold Presidential Service award RUNKLE AWARD for volunteering over 250 hours in a year. Sullivan’s work on the national level in JOSEPH NIEHAUS, CINCINNATI 2021 helping to end sexual assault and domestic violence was honored by the Newman Niehaus is a senior with a 3.72 GPA in economics. He Civic Fellowship. has worked a number of part-time jobs and full-time internships to fund his education and living expenses. But, he also has maintained an CHUCK & KIM WATSON AWARD active presence within the Zeta Psi chapter by serving on several committees while JAMES LIOTTA, A COLLEGE IN MORGANTOWN, W. VA. 2021 volunteering in the community as a tutor at an inner-city high school and taking four A senior with a 3.65 GPA in finance, Liotta has made the trips to Nicaragua, where he helped build schools, bathrooms and create pipelines for President’s List at West Virginia University for all but one clean drinking water. semester. Presently serving as Pro Consul for the Mu Mu chapter, Liotta works with the Campus Election Engagement Project and volunteers FOUNDER ISSAC M. JORDAN AWARD at the Mountain View Cancer Club and Trenton Area Soup Kitchen, among other BRIAN CANNON, MEMPHIS 2020 community activities. A senior with a 3.86 GPA in finance and pre-medicine,

GREG & CAROL HARBAUGH AWARD Cannon serves his chapter as Annotator, scholarship AUSTIN LEWIS, LOUISIANA STATE 2022 chairman and community service chairman. He volunteers Lewis, a junior with a 2.9 GPA in mass communications, locally at St. Jude’s Hospital as a Ready Runner and beverage cart volunteer and serves as Pro Consul for the Louisiana State colony. He has assisted Special Olympics Greater Memphis as a fundraiser. He has been on the has served as director of the Organizational Relief Fund Dean’s List for six consecutive semesters and received his chapter’s Unsung Hero of the Year award.

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Paying it forward Honor societies and alumni engagement

hanks to the generous support of our alumni brothers and friends of for every Sigma Chi chapter to request one of the many workshops concerning Sigma Chi, the Sigma Chi Foundation is able to provide nearly $10,000 everything from drug and alcohol abuse to recruitment. It also allows us to in leadership program and academic scholarship support to every better communicate with alumni and operate the Sigma Chi International Tundergraduate chapter every year, which is far beyond what any other Greek- Fraternity Headquarters and historical facilities. letter fraternity has been able to accomplish. Hand in hand with the Sigma Chi International Fraternity, the Foundation is DONOR-SCHOLAR AWARDS working to do everything possible to help our young brothers deal with university The Foundation’s Donor-Scholar Awards provide a naming opportunity to life in the most positive way. Our annual giving and alumni engagement interested alumni who wish to directly support the Foundation’s expanding opportunities are crafted to align Sigma Chi’s needs with the broad goals of scholarship program. Donors contributing to this effort at an endowment level our donors. (a one-time gift of $25,000) will have an annual academic scholarship named Giving societies were established to honor members who donate at certain for them or an honoree for a minimum of 30 years. Donors also are encouraged levels or in a certain way. Gift clubs honor lifetime giving as well as various to establish a mentor relationship with the recipients. levels of annual donations toward the Life Loyal Sig Annual Fund program, Thomas Cowan Bell Chapter Challenge, planned giving, various program funds, SIGMA CHI LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE SPONSORSHIP Donor-Scholar Awards or Foundation-operated scholarship funds, naming By providing our members with world-class leadership curriculum, Sigma Chi opportunities or historical initiatives. is developing young men into character-based leaders who are committed to the betterment of their chapters, campus and community. By supporting a Making a Difference major initiative, such as Sigma Chi Online, the Krach Transformational Leaders Workshop, Horizons Huntsman Leadership Summit or one of the certified LIFE LOYAL SIG ANNUAL GIVING educational modules SCLI is providing our members beginning in January 2021, Whether it’s world-class leadership curriculum through the Sigma Chi Leadership alumni are funding the tools necessary to expand and continually improve Institute, academic scholarships or operational funding, one-time or recurring educational opportunities for Sigma Chi’s undergraduate brothers. monthly or annual gifts to the revamped Life Loyal Sig annual giving program are invested into every aspect of our mission. HISTORICAL INITIATIVE On average, the Foundation generates more revenue, provides more program Founded in 2005 by 20th Grand Historian Eric Hansen, CINCINNATI 1989, and support and directs more money to leadership initiatives and scholarships than members of the Fraternity’s Historical Commission with a grant from the Foundation, any other Greek-letter fraternity or sorority foundation, according to the 2020 the Historical Initiative oversees the care and preservation of the Fraternity’s historical Pennington & Company Greek[-letter] Foundation report, but there is much more collection, including the Chuck and Kim Watson Museum of Sigma Chi, the Sigma Chi to be done. Increases in funding along, with the addition of Sigma Chi’s more Founding Site in Oxford, Ohio, and the monuments and memorials of our Fraternity. recent leadership training modules through Sigma Chi Online, serve as evidence It is estimated that the various collections hold nearly 250,000 documents, images of the work sponsored through these unrestricted annual donations. and three-dimensional artifacts. A significant way to support Sigma Chi’s historical The Life Loyal Sig program provides members with an opportunity to provide initiative, leadership and scholarship efforts is to provide a naming and sponsorship additional monthly and annual support to the continued growth and success level gift. Opportunities include exhibits and artifacts within the museum, archival of our Fraternity. These contributions annually support our general academic preservation efforts and displays at the Founding Site. scholarships and increased developmental efforts, as well as the opportunity

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Leave a Legacy

PLANNED GIVING A planned gift to the Sigma Chi Foundation enables a brother to define his legacy and directly impact the lives of future Sigma Chis and our Fraternity.

Why are planned gifts so important? Sigma Chi’s strategic plan envisions a $100 million cash reserve that will expand world-class leadership programming and academic scholarships. While we are making great progress, planned gifts will be vital to our ultimate success. Our purposes are ambitious, but our aspirations are even higher. By including the Foundation in your estate plan, you will help achieve this goal and, at the same time, enjoy practical advantages for your estate and heirs.

GIFTS BY BEQUEST A bequest to the Foundation can be made for a specific amount, a percentage of your estate, or all or a portion of what is left after you have provided for your family. With a bequest, you retain control of and use of your assets during your lifetime and can potentially save on income taxes, capital gains and estate taxes.

LIFE INSURANCE GIFTS DISTINGUISHED VISITORS PROGRAM Life insurance policies are powerful philanthropic tools that often allow a The Foundation’s Distinguished Visitors program has since its inception in the donor to make a much larger donation than they ever thought possible. Donors 1980s provided alumni with an opportunity to reconnect with their Sigma Chi roots can name Sigma Chi Foundation the beneficiary or transfer ownership to the and impact undergraduate brothers. Prior to the pandemic, alumni participated Foundation and then make tax-deductible gifts to pay the premiums. The with visits to the Horizons Huntsman Leadership Summit in Snowbird, Utah, and Foundation receives the proceeds of the policy after your lifetime. the Krach Transformational Leaders Workshop in Bowling Green, Ohio. These men, who are among Sigma Chi’s most accomplished brothers, are encouraged LIFE INCOME GIFTS to share their wisdom and perspective on leadership, character and values Your gift can be structured to provide you income for life. The Foundation will with undergraduate brothers during their visits which are tentatively slated to make a fixed payment to you for life with the remainder benefiting the Fraternity. continue in 2021. Such arrangements are particularly appealing because donors often can reduce taxes and increase their spendable income. You benefit now, and Sigma Chi REGIONAL ALUMNI RECEPTIONS benefits later. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Sigma Chi Foundation Board of Governors and staff made a targeted effort to connect with alumni in U.S. metropolitan GIFTS OF RETIREMENT ASSETS areas with special reception events. Hosted by Foundation board members and Designating the Foundation as a beneficiary of all or a specified percentage of donors, these events provided an opportunity to deliver updates from the General your 401(k) or other retirement plan assets can save your estate both income Fraternity and to share Sigma Chi’s forward direction. Due to the pandemic, the and estate taxes. Additionally, if you are age 70 1/2 or older, you can roll over Foundation will begin implementing virtual events via Zoom until the pandemic up to $100,000 a year from your IRA as a charitable gift and count it toward your subsides. For more information on these virtual events or to receive a reminder required minimum distribution. when the Foundation visits your area in the future, email the Foundation at [email protected].

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Directly Impact Your Chapter BELL CHAPTER LIST: George Washington / Epsilon 2020 TO 2021 BELL Georgetown / Mu Theta THOMAS COWAN BELL CHAPTER CHALLENGE CHAPTERS Georgia Southern / Eta Zeta We have made a difference in the lives of over 300,000, and these brothers want to Illinois / Kappa Kappa ENDOWED give back. More importantly, they want to give back to their own chapter. The Thomas Kansas / Alpha Xi GOLD CHAPTERS / $500,000 Kent State / Zeta Lambda Cowan Bell Chapter Challenge provides an opportunity to make this happen by providing Butler / Rho Kentucky / Lambda Lambda undergraduate chapters with enhanced benefits through the Sigma Chi Foundation. Indiana / Lambda Miami (Ohio) / Alpha Unrestricted, tax-deductible charitable gifts support key leadership and scholarship Oklahoma State / Gamma Delta Michigan / Theta Theta Montana State / Beta Rho programs provided by Sigma Chi to our chapters. These additional opportunities help BLUE CHAPTERS / $250,000 Nebraska / Alpha Epsilon change the lives of our undergraduate members. Arizona State / Epsilon Upsilon New Mexico State / Zeta Phi Ball State / Epsilon Omega Oklahoma / Beta Kappa BELL BENEFITS Cornell / Alpha Phi Oregon / Beta Iota Florida Southern / Epsilon Sigma Blue Level - $10,000 annually or $250,000 endowment Oregon State / Beta Pi Georgia / Delta • Three additional free undergraduate registration slots at Krach Purdue / Delta Delta Maryland / Gamma Chi Transformational Leaders Workshop (10 total). Roanoke / Tau Southern California / Alpha Upsilon • $250 Krach TLW travel stipend. San Jose State / Epsilon Theta • One designated Horizons Huntsman Leadership Summit slot for a ANNUAL SPONSORSHIP South Florida / Theta Beta qualified applicant. GOLD Syracuse / Psi Psi • Two designated $1,000 academic scholarships that will recognize lead donor. Georgia Tech / Beta Psi Texas Christian / Epsilon Mu • Chapter enrichment retreat at no cost to chapter. Tulane / Alpha Omicron • Donor plaque for chapter house/facility. BLUE Tulsa / Delta Omega • Exclusive Bell Chapter dinner invitation at Krach TLW. Alabama / Iota Iota California-Los Angeles / Delta Eta Arizona / Beta Phi California-Santa Barbara / Gold Level - $20,000 annually or $500,000 endowment Bridgewater State / Theta Zeta Zeta Kappa • Five additional free undergraduate registration slots at Krach Bucknell / Kappa Transformational Leaders Workshop (12 total). Case Western / Beta Eta COLONY • $1,000 Krach TLW travel stipend. Cincinnati / Zeta Psi Louisiana State / Sigma Chi Zeta • Two designated Horizons Huntsman Leadership Summit slots for a Duke / Beta Lambda South Carolina / Sigma Chi qualified applicant. East Tennessee / Zeta Omega Gamma • Three designated $1,000 academic scholarships that will recognize lead donor. Emory / Beta Chi Tennessee-Knoxville / Sigma • Chapter enrichment retreat at no cost to chapter. Florida / Gamma Theta Chi Sigma • Donor plaque for chapter house/facility. Florida Gulf Coast / Lambda Eta Westminster / Sigma Chi Tau • Exclusive Bell Chapter dinner invitation at Krach TLW.

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// SIGMA CHI FOUNDERS CIRCLE Recognizing brothers who have given back to the Fraternity throughout their lives and also have left a legacy for Sigma Chi’s future.

Bud Adams Jr. • • • Jim Dora Sr. • • Bob Hayden • • Col. Leese Liggett • • Robert “Mike” Patton • Ansley Valentine • KANSAS 1944 PURDUE 1958 MIAMI (OHIO) 1960 MIAMI (OHIO) 1963 CAL. STATE-FRESNO 1966 WABASH 1990 Lee Beauchamp • • • Vincent Fernald • Dick Hester • • Steve Loudin • • John Peterson • • • Chuck Watson • • • TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION BRIDGEWATER STATE 1990 BALL STATE 1977 IOWA STATE 1980 INDIANA 1955 OKLAHOMA STATE 1972 1975 Ben Fisher • • • Jim Huber • George Mayer • Paul Quiner • Hon. Gordon Whiting • • Ed Blessing • • ILLINOIS 1948 WISCONSIN 1960 CINCINNATI 1939 WYOMING 1981 CORNELL 1987 SAN DIEGO STATE 1960 Robert Georges • • • Jon Huntsman Sr. • • • Murray McComas • • Ed Rammrath • Craig Brewerton • FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1973 PENNSYLVANIA 1959 PENNSYLVANIA 1958 INDIANA (PENNSYLVANIA) 1979 — Past or Current Grand UTAH STATE 1967 Michael Greenberg • • • Kent Johnson • Jack McDuff • • • Bill Robinson • • Consul ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 IOWA STATE 1978 ARIZONA 1951 WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1959 • — Order of Constantine Sig Loren Butler • • — Significant Sig IDAHO 1963 Jeff Greene • Bob Johnson • • • Buddy Metcalf • • Bernie Sergesketter • • • PURDUE 1958 • — Foundation Board of Douglas Carlson • • WYOMING 1975 MIAMI (OHIO) 1969 AUBURN 1969 Governors MINNESOTA 1973 Dr. Dan Harrop III • Kenneth King • • Jeff Muir • • • Chuck Thatcher • • * — Chapter Eternal MICHIGAN 1943 Dr. Michael Codina • BROWN 1976 NORTHWESTERN 1922 GEORGIA 1971 ** — Foundation Chairman CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO 1993 Joe Hartman • Keith Krach • • • Leon Parma • • • CENTRAL FLORIDA 1972 PURDUE 1979 SAN DIEGO STATE 1951 expect more / THE MAGAZINE OF SIGMA CHI 91 WILLIAM LEWIS LOCKWOOD SOCIETY In honor of Founder William Lewis Lockwood, Sigma Chi recognizes those who have given a cumulative lifetime giving of $100,000 or more.

LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS Harold Hanson * Timothy Michael • • Leona Denton * Thomas Lewis Sr. • Jeffrey Rothenberg MONTANA 1959 OHIO STATE 1970 Richard Delp * KENTUCKY 1971 AMERICAN 2004 $10 MILLION AND ABOVE Dr. Daniel Harrop III • CINCINNATI 1950 William Reese Liggett • Mark Ruhe • BROWN 1976 Albert Nicholas * • MIAMI (OHIO) 1963 WESTMINSTER 1976 Lloyd G. Balfour Foundation WISCONSIN-MADISON 1952 James Dora Sr. * • • Bob Johnson • • • PURDUE 1958 Robert Loftin III Dennis Santoli • • Chuck Watson • • • MIAMI (OHIO) 1969 J. Dwight Peterson * • • • ALABAMA 1979 CASE WESTERN 1967 OKLAHOMA STATE 1972 INDIANA 1919 Joseph Durzo • • Wayne Maddux * David Pyle • SYRACUSE 1967 Steve Loudin • • ILLINOIS 1946 George Everett Jr. IOWA STATE 1980 William Sapoch • $5 MILLION TO $9.99 MILLION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1980 • DICKINSON 1984 David Huntsman • Gaurav Parikh Ed Rammrath • NEW MEXICO STATE 1973 Joe Martin • • • PENNSYLVANIA and UTAH 1992 CAL. POLY.-POMONA 2005 Vincent Fernald HOUSTON 1976 Steven Schmidt ** • INDIANA (PENNSYLVANIA) 1979 • PURDUE 1976 Jon Huntsman Sr.* • • • Gordon Snider * Dennis Reilley • BRIDGEWATER STATE 1990 Roy Martin PENNSYLVANIA 1959 COLORADO COLLEGE 1940 Donald Frahm CENTRE 1979 Michael Scroggie • OKLAHOMA STATE 1975 • CAL. STATE-NORTHRIDGE 1967 Huntsman Foundation Dean Spencer * Col. Bruce Roehm • WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1953 Greg Massey • WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1927 Donald Freeberg * OKLAHOMA STATE 1987 Bernie Sergesketter • • • Keith Krach • • • CENTRE 1987 • PURDUE 1958 PURDUE 1979 Corby Thompson Edith Scering MINNESOTA 1946 Michael Masters PURDUE 1981 Thomas Friel TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1989 Brett Setzer Keith J. Krach Charitable Fund Scott Sperling • • KENTUCKY 1985 Christopher Walters • PURDUE 1979 PURDUE 1969 D. Kerry McCluggage • • • ROANOKE 2000 Robert Fryer Jr. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1976 Goff Smith * • • • $3 MILLION TO $4.99 MILLION Dr. Daniel Walsh • • • MICHIGAN 1938 Robert McNair * • • Everett Wood * • SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971 FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1970 Jack McDuff • • • WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1927 Jeffrey Gill ARIZONA 1961 Richard Smith ** • SOUTH CAROLINA 1958 Pedro Wasmer • • • PURDUE 1981 McNair Foundation MARYLAND 1962 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1978 Buddy Metcalf • • $250,000 TO $499,999 Stephen Goodroe • • AUBURN 1969 Thomas Smith Jr. • Robert Basham • Charles Weaver ** • GEORGIA 1971 Sanjay Meshri • CENTRAL FLORIDA 1974 $2 MILLION TO $2.99 MILLION MARYLAND 1970 PURDUE 1950 Bud Adams Jr. * • • • Verne Gooley * TULSA 1992 David Speer * • M. Lamont Bean * • • Michael Zibilich OREGON STATE 1929 Fred Millis * • • IOWA STATE 1973 KANSAS 1944 WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1946 GEORGIA STATE 1970 William George • Jeffery Greene • HANOVER 1911 Speer Family Foundation John Berylson • • WYOMING 1975 Alan Mitchell Paul Stella GEORGIA TECH 1964 BROWN 1975 $100,000 TO $249,999 George Family Foundation Dr. Robert Adami * Harvey Griffin * • TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION 1985 CALIFORNIA-DAVIS 1997 Richard Brown • MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1909 James Morris • • • William Swaney • John Alden Towers * • • OHIO 1969 COLORADO STATE 1942 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1916 Phillip Anschutz • Jack Guenther MINNESOTA 1950 MICHIGAN 1960 Richard Campo • • TEXAS-AUSTIN 1956 Jeffrey Muir • • • Jeffrey Taft OREGON STATE 1976 KANSAS 1961 $1 MILLION TO $1.99 MILLION Anschutz Foundation Samuel Hamilton * • GEORGIA 1971 TULANE 1989 Anonymous Brandon Chaney IOWA STATE 1929 Thomas Mullan Jr. Andrew Teeter INDIANA 1993 David Ashinoff SAN JOSE STATE 1953 ROANOKE 1971 James Bash * • • WILLIAM & MARY 2003 Joe Hartman • INDIANA 1946 Carl Clare * • • • CENTRAL FLORIDA 1972 John Mumford • Mark Tipton • IDAHO 1927 Lee Balinger * ARIZONA STATE 1967 TULANE 1978 Daniel Benoit CASE WESTERN 1925 James Haslam Jr. • DRAKE 1986 John Clerico • • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1952 Nathan Neal • Charles Thatcher • • OKLAHOMA STATE 1963 Lawrence Bath * GEORGE WASHINGTON 1983 MICHIGAN 1960 Robert Georges • • • IDAHO 1950 Joseph Hayden Jr. * • FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1973 Robert Cook * MIAMI (OHIO) 1951 Larry Oman Ansley Valentine • SAN DIEGO STATE 1949 Edward Blessing • • BOWLING GREEN 1963 WABASH 1990 Michael Greenberg • • • SAN DIEGO STATE 1960 W. Scott Haynes ** ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 Randall Coppersmith • • PURDUE 1949 Robert Orders Jr. • Thomas Wasson III * SOUTH FLORIDA 1979 William Board WEST VIRGINIA 1972 VIRGINIA 1964 J. Bruce Harreld • OHIO 1973 Winchell Thrall Hayward * PURDUE 1972 Ben Fisher * • • • MIT 1946 Leon Parma • • • Kenneth Way • ILLINOIS 1948 Wilbur Bohnhoff * SAN DIEGO STATE 1953 MICHIGAN STATE 1961 Carl Huber * CHICAGO 1940 Dick Hester • • BUTLER 1924 Edwin Fisher * • • BALL STATE 1977 John Pasquantino • • Hon. Gordon Whiting • • ILLINOIS 1928 Charles Brown • NEVADA-LAS VEGAS 1984 CORNELL 1987 Kent & Sara Johnson • BALL STATE 1971 Clifford Hindle * IOWA STATE 1978 Col. David Frederick • BROWN 1912 Robert Michael Patton • • Richard Mark Whiting • BRADLEY 1959 George Bryan Sr. • CAL. STATE-FRESNO 1966 WEST VIRGINIA 1976 Kenneth King * • • • MISSISSIPPI STATE 1966 Charles Hodges • NORTHWESTERN 1922 Galan Dutch Freise * • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1974 Wesley Pickard • H. Keith Winn WABASH 1948 Craig Brewerton • PITTSBURGH 1961 GEORGIA 1978 Kenneth Kendal King Foundation UTAH STATE 1967 E. Pendleton Hogan * James Don Gilbert * ROANOKE 1929 Robert Pike Jr. Johnny Woolman • John Peterson • • • TENNESSEE TECH 1963 Michael Allan Bryson • WISCONSIN-MADISON 1960 OKLAHOMA 1971 INDIANA 1955 PITTSBURGH 1968 F. Sidney Howard * Mark Herschede Sr. * • WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1946 Frank Popoff • Robert Zorich Donald Schefmeyer • CINCINNATI 1940 John Buckingham Jr. ** • INDIANA 1957 CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA SYRACUSE 1969 PURDUE 1975 James Huber • V. William Hunt • WISCONSIN-MADISON 1960 Katherine Powell * 1971 Jesse Robert Stone * • • INDIANA 1966 Loren Butler • • ILLINOIS 1951 IDAHO 1963 William Huffman * • • • John Qualy • * — Chapter Eternal Jeremy Jones ** • DENISON 1911 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1970 H. Campbell Stuckeman * ** • IOWA 1963 Douglas Carlson * • • ** — Includes a chapter- PENN STATE 1937 MINNESOTA 1973 Kirt Jacobs • Paul Quiner • specific donation made Robert Craig Joyner KENTUCKY 1994 WYOMING 1981 prior to July 2007 OKLAHOMA STATE 1973 Ronald Carpinella Jr. ** — Past or Current Grand $500,000 TO $999,999 PURDUE 1991 Carlyle Jefferson * Thomas Ragatz • Consul Alan Kessler • KENTUCKY 1915 WISCONSIN-MADISON 1956 Lee & Karen Beauchamp • • • SAN JOSE STATE 1979 Paul Chellgren • • — Order of Constantine Sig TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION 1975 KENTUCKY 1964 James Keith ** Eric Reifschneider • — Significant Sig Ruth Knotts PENN STATE 1958 SAN DIEGO STATE 1988 • — Foundation Board of Kim Caldwell • • Harry Cheshire Jr. * • Governors OREGON 1969 Ronald Kostich* Colin Kelly • Robert Reifschneider • WESTMINSTER 1963 WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1947 Chad Clay ** • Robert Collett * • CAL STATE-FRESNO 1964 SAN DIEGO STATE 1957 DONOR RECOGNITION POLICY OKLAHOMA STATE 1989 Archibald Love III * • William Kelly * • Tristan Renz As of July 2007, the Foundation RENSSELAER 1942 DENISON 1914 Dr. Michael Codina • Douglas Corley * VANDERBILT 1926 MONTANA STATE 1979 recognizes in its giving societies CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO 1993 Jack Madson * Theodore Kendall III * • Richard Robb • and annual report donors who UTAH STATE 1925 SOUTH CAROLINA 1942 contribute to the unrestricted David Dillon • John Cox MISSISSIPPI STATE 1958 OHIO STATE 1958 annual fund, the Bell Chapter KANSAS 1973 J. Willard Marriott Jr. • Hon. John Koskinen • • Park Foundation Challenge, a program fund, a UTAH 1954 TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION 1981 John Forst, Esq. • • James Crook DUKE 1961 Mark Robinson * Donor-Scholar Awards initiative, GEORGE WASHINGTON 1984 George Mayer * • Kenneth Kraft Jr. * • NORTHWESTERN 1928 Foundation-operated scholarship CINCINNATI 1939 MISSISSIPPI STATE 1952 fund, naming opportunities or Peter Frechette * • Dr. Constantine Curris • • • PURDUE 1956 Bill Robinson • • Historical Initiative. Contributions WISCONSIN-MADISON 1960 Murray McComas • • • R. Brooks LaPlante WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1959 to chapter scholarship funds are PENNSYLVANIA 1958 KENTUCKY 1962 Gerald Hines ** • Donald Danielson * • ROCHESTER 1975 Mark Rockwell recognized by individual chapters. PURDUE 1946 John McMullan • David Larcher • NORTH CAROLINA STATE 1980 Irrevocable planned gifts are GEORGIA 1958 INDIANA 1942 recognized based on the face Steven Denning • ARIZONA STATE 1982 Edward Rogers * • • value of the gift. They are booked GEORGIA TECH 1970 Gaylord Leslie * TORONTO-RYERSON 1956 on the Foundation’s financial DARTMOUTH 1928 statement based on generally 92 THE MAGAZINE OF SIGMA CHI / winter 2020 to 2021 accepted accounting principles. JAMES PARKS CALDWELL SOCIETY Recognizing those who have named the Sigma Chi Foundation as a beneficiary of a planned gift, which includes a will, trust, retirement plan, life insurance policy or life income gift.

Mr. & Mrs. Earl Bonham * Bruce Dewey Robert Gordon * Gordon Jackson Fordyce Lozier * Dr. Robert Acker * INDIANA 1942 • BUTLER 1947 IOWA STATE 1959 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1950 MONTANA 1964 BROWN 1924 Dr. Robert Adami * Craig Brewerton • Dr. Willis Dickens Fredia Gore * Carlyle Jefferson * Gen. William Lyon • COLORADO STATE 1942 UTAH STATE 1967 PURDUE 1952 Mrs. Rufus Green (Jane) KENTUCKY 1915 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1945 Bud Adams Jr. * • • Bill Bringham Sr. * • • Patrick Dillon Samuel Greenawalt * • Erik Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Neil Mackay * KANSAS 1944 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1946 MINNESOTA 1977 PENNSYLVANIA 1951 DENVER 2004 WYOMING 1950 Robert Ageton * Bill Bringham Jr. • Howard Dixon * Michael Greenberg • • • Kent Johnson • John Robert Madden * ARIZONA 1942 ALBION 1975 OREGON STATE 1929 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 IOWA STATE 1978 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1948 Richard Alderson Chris Brooks Wayne Donaldson * Jeff Greene • Bob Johnson • • • Mrs. Margaret Madden * SAN JOSE STATE 1962 COLLEGE OF IDAHO 2006 WHITMAN 1933 WYOMING 1975 MIAMI (OHIO) 1969 Wayne Maddux * Barry Allen Chris Brown • Jim Dora Sr. • • Jim Greenwald III * Al Johnston * • ILLINOIS 1946 MISSISSIPPI 1970 FURMAN 1989 PURDUE 1958 FLORIDA 1955 GEORGE WASHINGTON 1930 Michael Mandulay * Bruce Allman * • Dick Brown • James Dougherty Hank Haeseker • Curtis Jones CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1951 BALL STATE 1969 OHIO 1969 WASHINTON (SEATTLE) 1960 FLORIDA 1963 FLORIDA 1969 Joseph Manuszak Mark Anderson • • Dick Burns • Bob Drake Bob Hall Jr. Dr. George Jones • • MEMPHIS 1983 ILLINOIS 1977 MIAMI (FLORIDA) 1969 MIAMI (FLORIDA) 1972 PURDUE 1949 LOUISIANA STATE 1942 Virgil Martin * • • Curtis Butikofer John Drew Retha Hamilton * Bob Jones III • • ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1932 Craig Andrews * IOWA 1973 JACKSONVILLE 1996 RENSSELAER 1973 WESTMINSTER 1973 Glenn Hansen * Roy Martin Loren Butler • • Bob Drollinger * BELOIT 1937 Robert Craig Joyner CENTRE 1979 Anonymous IDAHO 1963 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1949 OKLAHOMA STATE 1973 TULANE Harold Hanson * David Matthews * Wade Butler Tom Duffy MONTANA 1959 Don Kallos MICHIGAN 1943 Anonymous ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1978 BALL STATE 2003 KANSAS 1959 WESTERN ONTARIO Charles Harrington Jr. • George Mayer * • William Canby Jr. * Don Dumoulin, Jr. RHODE ISLAND 1973 Roderick Keebler * CINCINNATI 1939 Anonymous LAFAYETTE 1932 BALL STATE 1982 CORNELL 1939 UTAH STATE W. Edwin Harris William Mayfield Thomas Canfield • Henry Durham • • • LOUISIANA STATE 1947 Kenneth Kendal King Foundation SAN DIEGO STATE 1954 Anonymous PURDUE 1966 INDIANA 1953 KENTUCKY Dr. Dan Harrop III • Don Kelm Stephen McCarthy Craig Capehart Joe Durzo • • BROWN 1976 SAN DIEGO STATE 1961 ALBION 1974 Anonymous GEORGE WASHINGTON 1973 SYRACUSE 1967 MAINE Mr. & Mrs. Joe and Sharon William Klink Mac McClure • David Ashinoff Dr. Fred Carter * Dr. Charles Duvall • Hartman • SAN JOSE STATE 1971 WILLIAM & MARY 1975 WILLIAM & MARY 2003 INDIANA 1944 CORLNELL 1958 CENTRAL FLORIDA 1972 Ruth Knotts Murray McComas • • • Jay Ashmore Dr. Michael Codina • Charles Eaton * Garnett Haubelt • Thomas Koenig • PENNSYLVANIA 1958 CINCINNATI 2003 CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO 1993 OREGON 1938 OKLAHOMA 1969 ILLINOIS 1965 Brandt McCool Scott Atkins Bennett Cook * Pat Ellis * Bob Hayden * • • Hon. John Koskinen • • KENTUCKY 1969 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1990 BELOIT 1952 INDIANA 1954 MIAMI (OHIO) 1960 DUKE 1961 Chester McCrary Jr. • Charles Baertl Kevin Cook • Carson Evans Jr. Winchell Hayward * Ronald Kostich * TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE 1965 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1959 CONNECTICT 1974 MIAMI (OHIO) 1973 MIT 1946 WESTMINSTER 1963 Francis McDonald • James Bash * • • Robert Cook * Vincent Fernald • Steve Heinrichs * • • Keith Krach • • • KETTERING 1965 BUTLER and INDIANA 1946 SAN DIEGO STATE 1949 BRIDGEWATER STATE 1990 CAL. STATE-FRESNO 1968 PURDUE 1979 Dr. Gilbert McDonough * Lawrence Bath * Bob Cooke * • Ben Fisher * • • • Bob Helmholz * • Richard Kuntz COLORADO 1951 IDAHO 1950 MINNESOTA 1960 ILLINOIS 1948 MIAMI (OHIO) 1949 PURDUE 1973 Jack McDuff • • • Robert Battaglia • Donald Copeland Jr. Helen A. Fleming * Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hemstreet * Ken Kvalheim • • ARIZONA 1951 BOWLING GREEN 1960 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 1989 Noel Fleming * ILLINOIS 1949 SOUTH ALABAMA 1981 Alan McGibbon Jr. * Monte Bean * Randall Coppersmith • • MINNESOTA 1930 Lou Hensley Jr.* • Mike Langohr WASHINGTON STATE 1948 WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1946 SOUTH FLORIDA 1979 Russell Fletcher * INDIANA 1950 MONTANA STATE 1973 Buddy Metcalf • • Douglas Corley * OKLAHOMA STATE 1949 Lou Hensley III Bob Laumann AUBURN 1969 Mrs. David Beauchamp SOUTH CAROLINA 1942 Lee & Karen Beauchamp Roger Flodin * DEPAUW 1977 CINCINNATI 1954 Patrick Meyers • • • Robert Coyner * WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1952 Richard Heroman • Jeff Lehman • CAL. STATE-LONG BEACH 1971 TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION BUTLER 1948 William Folland LOUISIANA STATE 1976 CENTRAL FLORIDA 1978 Gary Miller * 1975 Edwin Craven Jr. * UTAH 1962 Dick Hester • • Robert Leinberger * HOBART 1962 Rev. Michael Bell NORTH CAROLINA STATE 1962 John Forst • • BALL STATE 1977 PURDUE 1949 Keith Miller * TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE 1992 Thelma M. Crow * GEORGE WASHINGTON 1984 Frank Hildebrand Gaylord Leslie * ILLINOIS 1960 Tom Bell * • • Steve Crucq Mrs. Bonnie Fortunato TULANE 1950 DARTMOUTH 1928 Ike Misali • MISSISSIPPI STATE 1935 LOUISIANA STATE 1975 Floyd Foster * David Hill Allen Lewis Jr. • CINCINNATI 1955 Daniel Benoit Larry Cukjati • PENN STATE 1948 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1975 MIAMI (OHIO) 1968 Bryden Moon Jr. DRAKE 1986 PITTSBURG STATE 1975 Pearl L. Foster * William Hinton James Libbey * ARKANSAS 1971 Paul Berge • David Cunningham Bill Foster WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1951 PITTSBURGH 1904 Chet Moore • WISCONSIN 1960 MAINE 1954 GEORGIA 1965 Gilbert Hirschy William Reese Liggett CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA • 1964 Glen Berree • • Bill Curtis Dutch Freise * • BALL STATE 1977 MIAMI (OHIO) 1963 FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1969 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1958 WABASH 1948 Stanley Hobbs Jr. John Linn * Frederick Moore * • BUCKNELL 1927 Richard Berry * Jeremy & Andrea Cushing Hap Fry Jr. • OHIO WESLEYAN 1959 NORTHWESTERN 1951 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1971 SOUTH ALABAMA 1996 MICHIGAN STATE and TULSA 1967 Jonathan Hogge Bob Little * John Morrison NEW MEXICO 1955 Leo Bidez * • Wilson Daily * Robert Gallo • INDIANA STATE 1991 NORTHWESTERN 1950 AUBURN 1940 BUTLER 1927 OREGON STATE 1956 Robert Hornback Bob Loftin III Robert Morrison • • WISCONSIN-MADISON 1960 Dr. Charles Binford Scott Daugherty Frank Gardner MIAMI (OHIO) 1992 ALABAMA 1979 TULANE 1968 SAN JOSE STATE 1979 ARKANSAS 1962 Jay Howell David Long Dr. Wayne Mosley • AUSTIN PEAY 1983 Ed Blessing • • Danny Dawidowski Tommy Geddings Jr. • • FLORIDA 1971 MIAMI (OHIO) 1975 SAN DIEGO STATE 1960 WESTERN MICHIGAN 1974 SOUTH CAROLINA 1985 Robert Howell Steve Loudin Elliott Mott • • UTAH 1972 Bill Board * Larry Dawson Harold Gilbert SAN JOSE STATE 1978 IOWA STATE 1980 OHIO 1973 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 1975 SYRACUSE 1977 Graig Huber Archibald Love III * Thomas Murphy * • GEORGE WASHINGTON 1946 Beau Bogan Jr. Earl & Leona Denton * Don Gilbert * HANOVER 2000 RENSSELAER 1942 LOUISIANA STATE 1947 CHICAGO 1929 TENNESSEE TECH 1963 Jim Huber Mr & Mrs. Fowler & Judy Low * Patrick Naessens • • • CENTRAL MICHIGAN 1983 Wilbur Bohnhoff * Bill Denton * • Steve Goodroe • • WISCONSIN-MADISON 1960 GEORGIA TECH 1954 CHICAGO 1940 SAN DIEGO STATE 1957 GEORGIA 1971 Tom Hutton Robert Loyd * Peter Noonan Jr. • • UNION 1957 James Bollinger Gene DeVol * Mr. & Mrs. Verne Gooley * VIRGINIA TECH 1983 EMORY 1937 LOUISIANA STATE 1967 PENNSYLVANIA 1934 OREGON STATE 1929

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Mrs. Phyllis Norton * Bill Pomeroy Jr. • Ryan Rogers Dean Spencer * John Towers * • • • Hon. Gordon Whiting • • Virgil Norton * RENSSELAER 1966 CAL. POLY.-POMONA 1987 WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1927 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1916 CORNELL 1987 UTAH STATE 1926 George Porter Vernon Rognstad * Donald & Dorothea Spindler * Paul Troup Jr. * James Wigglesworth III Chris Nyers • MIAMI (OHIO) 1969 UTAH 1939 OHIO WESLEYAN 1934 NORTHWESTERN 1933 MIAMI (FLORIDA) 1976 WESTERN MICHIGAN 1989 Steve & Darlene Pracht • Jeff Rothenberg Barent Springsted Jr. * Wayne Tucker • • Dick Willert * Phillip Olsen • • • PENN STATE 1976 AMERICAN 2004 ILLINOIS 1930 BAYLOR 1985 RENSSELAER 1956 UTAH STATE 1970 Randall Pratt George Ruhle * Craig O. Stark Jeff Tuckey Eugene Williams * Dr. Brian Ortman MINNESOTA 1968 MONTANA 1931 SOUTH ALABAMA 1970 GETTYSBURG 1971 EMORY 1945 PURDUE 1977 Boz Prichard * • • • Vincent Sardi Jr.* • C.R. Stark Ansley Valentine • Ed Winkler Fred Overby ILLINOIS 1948 COLUMBIA 1937 IDAHO 1974 WABASH 1990 MISSOURI S & T 1987 GEORGIA SOUTHWESTERN 1981 Paul Quiner • Bob Seabolt * • William Steele Daniel Van Stone Edgar Winne * John Overchuck WYOMING 1981 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1939 WESTERN ILLINOIS 2011 PACIFIC 2005 SYRACUSE 1923 FLORIDA STATE 1965 Jack Raithel Bernie Sergesketter • • • Paul Stella Dr. Dan Walsh • • Hon. William Winston Jr. * Robert Painter * TEXAS CHRISTIAN 1964 PURDUE 1958 CALIFORNIA-DAVIS 1997 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1949 IDAHO 1937 Ed Rammrath • Dan Shaver • John Straton Jr. * Christopher Walters • Alan Winter Elaine Palladino INDIANA (PENNSYLVANIA) 1979 TEXAS TECH 1993 Steve Strickland * • ROANOKE 2000 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 1961 Footprints Consulting & Training Bob Rapp • Thomas Shaver • CINCINNATI 1954 Steve Wannemacher • Bill Wisbrock • Guarav Parikh CASE WESTERN 1969 KENTUCKY 1962 Tom Strohm ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1973 WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1964 CAL. POLY.-POMONA 2005 Catherine Rasmussen * Karel Simbartl PENN STATE 1971 Guy Ward Jr. * Richard Wise * Leon Parma • • • Duane Ray CINCINNATI 1987 Cal Stuckeman * • GEORGIA TECH 1934 WHITMAN 1937 SAN DIEGO STATE 1951 MONTANA STATE 2000 Dick Sims * • PENN STATE 1937 Pedro Wasmer • Everett Wood * • John Pasquantino • • Ronald and Dorothy Reehling OHIO STATE 1951 Dwayne Summar MARYLAND 1962 WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1923 NEVADA-LAS VEGAS 1984 BUTLER 1957 Erwin Single TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1961 Tom Wasson III * J. Scott Woolery Robert Michael Patton • • Eric Reifschneider CINCINNATI 1955 Brice Sumrall VIRGINIA 1964 INDIANA 1972 CAL. STATE-FRESNO 1966 SAN DIEGO STATE 1988 Philip Smart * HOUSTON 1981 Chuck Watson • • • Johnny Woolman • Benjamin Pendry Rob Reifschneider • WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1942 James Sword * OKLAHOMA STATE 1972 OKLAHOMA 1971 WESTERN CAROLINA 2006 SAN DIEGO STATE 1957 Jim Smiley Jr. • BUTLER 1946 Dr. James Watson William Yarborough Jr. John Peterson • • • Dennis Reis OHIO STATE 1976 Jory Lane Taylor TEXAS-AUSTIN 1972 CHARLESTON 1961 INDIANA 1955 KENT STATE 1970 Goff Smith * • • NORTHERN COLORADO 2004 Sheldon Watson Winston Yu Rob Petry • Gordon Robbins MICHIGAN 1938 Andrew Teeter BOSTON 2000 SANTA CLARA 2011 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1981 SYRACUSE 1964 Mark Smith ROANOKE 1971 William Weaver * Alan Zink • Randy Pickell • Mark Robinson * DEPAUW 1985 Dr. Charles Thatcher • • DUKE 1932 OHIO STATE 1960 BALL STATE 1979 NORTHWESTERN 1928 Bob Smith * • MICHIGAN 1943 Larry Webb Tom ZurSchmiede Jr. * • Luther Pierce Bill Robinson • • WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1935 Frank Thayer * • OHIO 1977 MICHIGAN 1948 NORTH CAROLINA-CHAPEL HILL WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1959 Tom Smith * IOWA 1912 Don Wendel Jr. * 1977 Mark Rockwell * SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1956 Dick Theobald * OHIO WESLEYAN 1944 * — Chapter Eternal Ted Pitt • NORTH CAROLINA STATE 1980 Mrs. Virginia Smith INDIANA 1956 Donald White * — Past or Current Grand WESTERN ONTARIO 1971 ILLINOIS 1950 Consul Col. Bruce Roehm • Gordon Snider * Corby Thompson • — Order of Constantine Sig Ed Pohle CENTRE 1987 COLORADO STATE 1940 PURDUE 1981 Mrs. Dorothy White * • — Significant Sig SAN JOSE STATE 1956 Bob White • • — Foundation Board OF SAN DIEGO STATE 1955 Governors LIFE LOYAL SIGMA CHI ANNUAL FUND Recognizing donors who make an annual gift of $1,000 or more to support the unrestricted Annual Fund, Bell Chapter Challenge, Donor-Scholar Awards, Foundation-operated scholarship naming opportunities or the Historical Initiative. WHITE CROSS TRUST GOVERNORS WHITE CROSS TRUST GOLD WHITE CROSS TRUST BLUE WHITE CROSS TRUST Annual gifts of $25,000 and above Annual gifts between $5,000 and Annual gifts between $2,000 Annual gifts between $1,000 and $9,999 and $4,999 $1,999 WHITE CROSS TRUST GUARDIAN Annual gifts between $10,000 and This list recognizes all White Cross Trust donors who gave more than $1,000 during the previous fiscal year. For a full list of Sigma $24,999 Chi Foundation donors for the 2019 to 2020 fiscal year, please visit sigmachi.org/foundation. WHITE CROSS TRUST Foundation Chairman John David Pyle • Dwane Beckenhauer James Crossman Tyler Hansell GOVERNORS Forst • • SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1980 KANSAS STATE 1978 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1963 WASHINGTON STATE 2002 GEORGE WASHINGTON 1984 Jeffrey Pyatt Dr. Michael Bertz • Robert Davidson Robin Hanson Craig Angelo Bradford Fulton WASHINGTON STATE 1981 MIAMI (OHIO) 1991 WAKE FOREST 1976 KANSAS STATE 1989 WASHINGTON STATE 1974 WASHINGTON STATE 1985 Richard Beal Jr. Charles Royals Justin Boisseau Graham Edison Dorland • Daniel Harrop III WASHINGTON STATE 1976 Robert Gallo MISSISSIPPI 1971 KANSAS STATE 1996 ARIZONA STATE 1964 BROWN 1976 OREGON STATE 1956 Donald Schefmeyer • Eric Bolstad Joseph Durzo • • M. Jerry Herres Jack Berka Jeffrey Gill • • SYRACUSE 1969 WASHINGTON STATE 1990 SYRACUSE 1967 WASHINGTON STATE 1965 OREGON STATE 1977 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1978 Edward Blessing • • Brett Setzer Sean Boutz Edgar Faust Elliott Hilsinger • SAN DIEGO STATE 1960 Bret William Holden KENTUCKY 1985 WASHINGTON STATE 1992 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1965 CINCINNATI 1969 VIRGINIA 1983 Richard Stoneburner Douglas Burton Vincent Fernald Charles Hodges Kim Caldwell • Phil Horsley • TEXAS-AUSTIN 1976 KANSAS STATE 1989 BRIDGEWATER STATE 1990 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1974 OREGON 1969 UTAH 1960 B. Tom Collins John Sylvester Michael Calbert • Nelson Gaertner Jr. H. Gordon Huey TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1965 Andrew Johnson GEORGE WASHINGTON 1981 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 1984 SOUTH FLORIDA 1987 GEORGIA 1966 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1986 Robert Thompson Allan Carter Mark Galbo • Daniel Hughes Jr. Ronald Cox Michael Masters WASHINGTON STATE 1985 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILE 1995 SAN JOSE STATE 1982 MISSISSIPPI 1965 WASHINGTON STATE 1985 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1989 Edward Cross Jr. Ralph Vance James Chandler William George • Val Jensen TEXAS-AUSTIN 1977 Don Newcomb MISSISSIPPI 1968 MISSISSIPPI 1965 GEORGIA TECH 1964 WASHINGTON STATE 1952 MISSISSIPPI 1989 Dr. Daniel Walsh • • Jerry Chicone Jr. William Gonterman Thomas Johnson Dr. Constantine Curris • • • Robert Orders Jr. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971 FLORIDA 1956 KANSAS STATE 1986 WASHINGTON STATE 1968 KENTUCKY 1962 WEST VIRGINIA 1972 Gordon Davis Robert Zorich Scott Colangelo C. Nichols Graham Edward Kinsey WASHINGTON STATE 1968 Robert Patton CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA 1971 KANSAS STATE 1995 KANSAS STATE 1998 SAN JOSE STATE 1979 CAL. STATE-FRESNO 1966 Morgan Corr Jeffery Greene • Hon. John Koskinen • • David Dillon • John Peterson • • • WHITE CROSS TRUST GEORGE WASHINGTON 2007 WYOMING 1975 DUKE 1961 KANSAS 1973 INDIANA 1955 Richard Dissly GUARDIAN Victor Corrigan Jr. Ken Griggs Garith Krause MONTANA STATE 1966 Jeffrey Pyatt Robert Basham • GEORGIA 1979 OREGON STATE 1984 WASHINGTON STATE 1965 WASHINGTON STATE 1981 MARYLAND 1970 David Craddock Michael Guillen Thomas Lang Jr. • 94 THE MAGAZINE OF SIGMA CHI / winter 2020 to 2021 MISSISSIPPI 1993 TEXAS-AUSTIN 2011 SAN DIEGO STATE 1967 / SIGMA CHI FOUNDATION /

David Larcher Sunil Brahmbhatt Craig Joyner Gary Taylor James Cagle David Grundstrom ARIZONA STATE 1982 WASHINGTON STATE 1982 OKLAHOMA STATE 1973 BALL STATE 1970 EAST TENNESSEE 1983 WASHINGTON STATE 1971 Scott Lennon Gary Bridge • Cody Keenan • John Taylor Merrell Calhoun Rick Guillaume • WASHINGTON STATE 1999 UTAH 1962 NORTHWESTERN 2002 OKLAHOMA STATE 1977 GEORGIA 1955 WESTERN KENTUCKY 1965 Joe Martin • • • Robert Brown Ted Kendall III • • Kent Taylor • Barry Cannada Brantley Haigh HOUSTON 1976 VIRGINIA 1968 MISSISSIPPI STATE 1958 NORTH CAROLINA 1977 MISSISSIPPI 1977 CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1979 Erik Morgan Kevin Burke Jim Klavano Andrew Teeter Antonio Castanon Douglas Hallock WASHINGTON STATE 1991 KANSAS STATE 1986 WASHINGTON STATE 1971 ROANOKE 1971 NEVADA LAS-VEGAS 1990 MARYLAND 1975 Nathan Neal • Bruce Burkitt Jeffrey Kraft Charles Thatcher • • Shane Coleman John Hallock Jr. GEORGE WASHINGTON 1983 MONTANA STATE 1971 WASHINGTON STATE 1986 MICHIGAN 1943 MONTANA STATE 1995 MARYLAND 2015 J.C. Phillips III Philip Burnett Douglas Krueger James Thompson Harlan Copeland Hal Hansen • KENTUCKY 1965 MAINE 1977 WISCONSIN-MADISON 1987 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1970 KANSAS STATE 1952 KANSAS 1958 Peter Potwin Barrett Callaghan Rich Lacher Kenneth Thompson William Corbett Jack Harrison OREGON STAE 1972 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1993 UTAH 1964 MONTANA STATE 1966 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1981 WASHINGTON STATE 2016 William Robertson Robert Carpenter Steven Larson Andrew Townes Robert Corker Jr. • Carl Hartt MISSISSIPPI 1987 CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1984 IOWA STATE 1975 MISSISSIPPI 1986 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1974 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1964 Ryan Roseleip • Brad Chesney Robert Law III John Trotter Richard Cormier Carroll Hayden MONTANA STATE 1997 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1992 KANSAS STATE 1987 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1989 WASHINGTON STATE 1978 WASHINGTON STATE 1962 Mark Ruhe • Dr. Michael Codina • Robert Loftin III David Underwood Jr. Reid Cotten Jr. Kyle Healy WESTMINSTER 1976 CALIFORNIA-SAN DIEGO 1993 ALABAMA 1979 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1988 MISSISSIPPI 1991 WASHINGTON STATE 2019 Dr. Mark Sand • David Compton Robert Longfield Jr. James Van Epps Chad Cotton John Hemak PURDUE 1973 KANSAS STATE 1989 MEMPHIS 1989 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1977 BUTLER 1994 MINNESOTA 1965 Steven Schmidt • John Cox James Lose Andrew Venable John Coulthard David Henry PURDUE 1976 TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION WASHINGTON STATE 1960 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1991 WASHINGTON STATE 1966 EAST TENNESSEE 1982 Robert Seibels III 1981 Linwood Lovett James Venner Donald Crain • Eric Hertsgaard MISSISSIPPI 1966 Jeffrey Cunningham GEORGIA 1980 CASE WESTERN 1965 MIAMI (OHIO) 1970 SAN DIEGO STATE 1988 David Sell TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1981 J. Adam Martin Jr. John Waggoner Raymond Cunningham John Hertz KANSAS STATE 1988 Scott Davis MISSISSIPPI 1985 MONTANA STATE 1965 NORTHWESTERN 1953 MONTANA STATE 1989 Stace Sewell TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1986 George McGuffin Christopher Walters • Milton Dakovich • Dick Hester • • TEXAS TECH 1983 Steven Dehmlow • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1962 ROANOKE 2000 IOWA STATE 1976 BALL STATE 1977 Jon Shane TULANE 1978 Roddy McKinney Jr. Kenneth Way • Roland Daniel Jr. Kem Hinton • EMORY 1978 H. Allen Ecker SOUTH ALABAMA 1994 MICHIGAN STATE 1961 GEORGIA 1973 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1977 Dennis Shelton GEORGIA TECH 1957 Bruce Merrick • Marshall Wilkins • James Darfler Brian Hoban WASHINGTON STATE 1970 Tash Elwyn • WESTERN KENTUCKY 1975 EAST TENNESSEE 1977 MONTANA STATE 1976 MICHIGAN STATE 1982 Bob Sherwood EMORY 1993 Jeffrey Miller Kenneth Williams Turner Dean Richard Hogan WASHINGTON STATE 1977 Edwin Eubanks MISSISSIPPI 1976 MISSISSIPPI 1963 ILLINOIS 1977 FLORIDA STATE 1967 Chad Somers TEXAS-AUSTIN 1974 Alan Mitchell Edward Winkler Laurent Debauge William Holman III KANSAS STATE 1997 John Eudy TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION MISSOURI S & T 1987 KANSAS 1962 MISSISSIPPI 1986 W. David Stauffer Jr. SAN DIEGO STATE 1977 1985 Joseph Winkler Daniel DeCubellis Douglas Horn CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1979 Thomas Faust Jr. • Richard Moscardelli WASHINGTON STATE 1985 FLORIDA 1980 ROANOKE 1978 Patrick Taylor MIT 1980 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1994 John Derrick Jr. • Edward Huber WASHINGTON STATE 1986 John Felton IV Thomas Mullan Jr. WHITE CROSS DUKE 1961 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1986 Terry Thomas TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1988 SAN JOSE STATE 1953 TRUST BLUE David Di Maria Peter Hughes WASHINGTON STATE 1991 Jeffrey Fergus Howard Neill Charles Agee III SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1977 WASHINGTON STATE 1991 Harlan Thompson INDIANA 1978 WASHINGTON STATE 1967 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 1984 David Donald Torrence Hunt Jr. OREGON STATE 1978 Owen Follette Andrew Niemer Greggory Anderson MISSISSIPPI STATE 1972 NORTH CAROLINA 1970 Mark Tipton • WASHINGTON STATE 1999 WASHINGTON STATE 1977 WASHINGTON STATE 1986 Joseph Dowling III Kirt Jacobs • TULANE 1978 William Foster Larry Oman Frank Araby TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE 1983 KENTUCKY 1994 Bruce Titus GEORGIA 1965 BOWLING GREEN 1963 GEORGE WASHINGTON 1984 Wallace Downey Jr. Bill Jaquish WASHINGTON STATE 1979 Donald Frahm • Leon Parma • • • Michael Augustine MARYLAND 1958 WASHINGTON STATE 1983 Thomas Trotter WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1953 SAN DIEGO STATE 1951 WASHINGTON STATE 1989 Mark Dunning • Eric Jarvis PURDUE 1981 Thomas Friel • Wilford Payne Michael Axton HANOVER 1983 WASHINGTON STATE 1974 Brian Voortman PURDUE 1969 MISSISSIPPI 1999 TULSA 1983 Mark Edwards Timothy Jarvis WASHINGTON STATE 1999 Douglas Fullaway Brian Phair Bret Baier • TEXAS-AUSTIN 1979 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1979 William White OREGON STATE 1974 WASHINGTON STATE 1993 DEPAUW 1992 Rev. Roger Edwards William Johnson • CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA 1981 Scotty Getchell Timothy Porter James Barfknecht WASHINGTON STATE 1978 CINCINNATI 1958 Hon. Gordon Whiting • • WASHINGTON STATE 1985 MISSISSIPPI 1990 MONTANA STATE 1973 Kirby Ellis Jeremy Jones • CORNELL 1987 Ryan Haines Mickey Portnoy Henry Barnette Jr. TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1988 IOWA 1963 Harry Williams Jr. WASHINGTON STATE 1996 WASHINGTON STATE 1985 DUKE 1961 Harold Ernest III Donald Judy MISSISSIPPI 1957 Charles Haley Steve Pracht Wade Barringer TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1980 WASHINGTON STATE 1975 Matthew Wilson MISSISSIPPI STATE 1968 PENN STATE 1976 WASHINGTON STATE 1998 Curtis Ferguson • Michael Kabot • VIRGINIA 1997 Tracy Harris Robert Reifschneider Robert Benz INDIANA 1980 ALBION 1981 WASHINGTON STATE 1978 • • Johnny Woolman • SAN DIEGO STATE 1957 AUBURN 1960 Arthur Fields Robert Kaley Jr. OKLAHOMA 1971 Scott Haynes Tim Sanderson Dana Berghorn MURRAY STATE 1966 PURDUE 1968 PURDUE 1949 • • WESTERN ONTARIO 1985 BALL STATE 1977 John Fildew Jason Kallivokas WHITE CROSS TRUST David Helsby Richard Schubert Gary Bieritz MICHIGAN 1955 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1995 WASHINGTON STATE 1967 GOLD KENTUCKY 1977 BRADLEY 1967 Richard Fish Deglin Kenealy Wayne Adams Jr. Paul Hering Delroy Schwisow Robert Birdsall Jr. EASTERN ILLINOIS 1985 CAL. POLY.-POMONA 1991 CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1983 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1980 WASHINGTON STATE 1961 ROANOKE 1972 Thomas Flowers Jr. John Kerley J. Harmon Bays David Houston III Jay Shields Jr. William Boone MISSISSIPPI STATE 1959 MISSOURI S&T 1987 MISSISSIPPI 1966 • • MISSISSIPPI 1993 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1976 MISSISSIPPI 1960 James Forshey Harrison Kidd Daniel Benoit Bruce Hunt Deanes Short Jr. Randall Borden EMORY 1988 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1994 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1973 DRAKE 1986 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1994 WASHINGTON STATE 1976 Don Fruge Ronald Knecht Jr. Gordon Bjorg Craig Huntington Ty Silberhorn Michael Boutz Jr. MISSISSIPPI 1967 LOUISIANA STATE 1975 OREGON STATE 1972 WASHINGTON STATE 1993 INDIANA 1990 WASHINGTON STATE 1982 Norman Garrity Dale Knipp Robert Black Richard Jochetz Terry Snow Terrell Brown BUCKNELL 1963 KANSAS 1998 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1980 MISSISSIPPI 1963 WASHINGTON STATE 1967 MISSISSIPPI 1990 Charles Gill Jr. Thomas Koenig • Thomas Bloomfield Larry Johnson James Staples Jr. William Bruce Jr. EAST TENNESSEE 1973 ILLINOIS 1965 MISSISSIPPI 1963 TULSA 1982 MICHIGAN 1991 GEORGIA 1971 Isaac Griepp Tomas Kucera Niles Bolton Daniel Johnston Jacob Steel Earl Burdette WASHINGTON STATE 2018 SOUTH FLORIDA 2005 • GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1975 GEORGIA TECH 1969 INDIANA 2013 WASHINGTON STATE 1969 William Grimm • • Paul Kuhnert • John Boulware Brian Jones William Stiers Sr. Robert Cabes Jr. OKLAHOMA 1970 PURDUE 1965 MISSISSIPPI STATE 1961 EASTERN ILLINOIS 2001 ALABAMA 1985 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1991 Rex Jones KANSAS STATE 1978 expect more / THE MAGAZINE OF SIGMA CHI 95 / SIGMA CHI FOUNDATION /

Alfred Kullman Jr. Michael Paino Glen Sirles Scott Anderson Dex Briggs Martin Clapp ALABAMA 1988 WASHINGTON STATE 1992 TEXAS TECH 1972 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1988 CAL. STATE-SAN BERNARDINO TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1992 Richard Lashley Harry Pefanis • Douglas Smock Lyttleton Anderson Jr. 1992 James Clappin • CLARION 1981 OKLAHOMA 1979 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1983 VANDERBILT 1949 Scott Bristow RHODE ISLAND 1979 Chris Lastrapes Albert Pence Bradley Sordahl Wilson Anderson TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1988 Brian Clark TULSA 2003 WASHINGTON STATE 1964 WASHINGTON STATE 1983 TEXAS STATE 2000 Robert Broady WASHINGTON STATE 1974 Bob Lehmkuhl Richard Pepper • James Sorenson Richard Anello • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 Judson Clark MARYLAND 1974 NORTHWESTERN 1953 UTAH STATE 1970 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1970 Brian Brown SAN JOSE STATE 1961 Mark Lester David Perlis Michael Speller Philip Anschutz • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1993 Tim Clemens PURDUE 1975 TULANE 1964 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1991 KANSAS 1961 Charles Brown • SOUTHERN UTAH 1995 Paul Levin Donald Picatti Paul Stella Joe Anthony BALL STATE 1971 John Clinard CALIFORNIA-IRVINE 1980 WASHINGTON STATE 1953 CALIFORNIA-DAVIS 1997 MISSISSIPPI 1973 Harmon Brown • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1968 Rex Linder Blake Pierce Robert Stephan Patrick Armstrong • CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1976 David Cobb • BRADLEY 1969 EASTERN ILLINOIS 2011 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971 EASTERN KENTUCKY 1986 Marshall Brown TEXAS TECH 1958 James Linstrum John Plueger • Timothy Sullivan William Arrington TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1969 Martin Cohen WASHINGTON STATE 1978 CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1977 ST. THOMAS 2010 WYOMING 1973 Quentin Brown Jr. CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1974 Ralph Logan Scott Poindexter William Swaney • David Ashinoff ALABAMA 1969 Edward Colson III TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1977 MISSISSIPPI STATE 1960 MICHIGAN 1960 WILLIAM & MARY 2003 Bryce Brumm CAL. STATE-LONG BEACH 1971 David Long Dr. James Pool • Kenneth Szafranski Terry Atkinson PURDUE 1995 Russell Connelly TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1978 TULSA 1968 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1984 SAN DIEGO STATE 1969 Alexander Bryant Sr. TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1990 Dr. Douglas Lundy • Kevin Poynter Timothy Szerlong • Robert Aulgur • SOUTH CAROLINA 1958 Col. Mark Cooter • NORTH GEORGIA 1986 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1984 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1974 WESTMINSTER 1976 Michael Bryson • EAST TENNESSEE 1985 Douglas Lynn Randy Pyne Jeffrey Taft Dr. Max Austin Jr. • PITTSBURGH 1968 Jon Cope OREGON STATE 1983 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1969 TULANE 1989 EMORY 1963 Jay Bucher TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1995 John Mapes • John Qualy • Ronald Taylor Robert Ayotte TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 2014 Manning Correia • CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1990 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1970 MISSISSIPPI 1984 RHODE ISLAND 1959 David Buck EMORY 1959 James Marilla Jr. Robert Rapp • Bryce True Michael Ayres ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1987 Thad Cox Jr. RICHMOND 1967 WESTERN RESERVE 1969 WYOMING 2012 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1992 Mark Buck TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1984 Ethan Mashburn Stevenson Ray David True Derrick Baca TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 Stephen Cropper TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 2014 MISSISSIPPI 1982 WYOMING 1973 SOUTHERN UTAH 1997 Gerald Buettner OKLAHOMA STATE 1972 Scott McClave Robert Reagan Jesse Tutor Jr. George Baddour WASHINGTON STATE 1964 Burns Crotty III SAN DIEGO STATE 1985 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1974 MISSISSIPPI 1968 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1975 James Burket GEORGIA 2000 Hugh McConnell Jerry Reeves Gary Uebelhoer Dr. Richard Bagby • NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1984 Larry Cukjati • TEXAS-AUSTIN 1976 TULSA 1966 PURDUE 1975 EMORY 1962 Waldo Burnside • PITTSBURG STATE 1975 Andreas McConnie Ronald Reneker • William Ukropina Gerald Baker • MARYLAND 1949 David Cunningham SOUTH FLORIDA 1986 TULSA 1968 WASHINGTON STATE 1979 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1966 Daniel Burton MAINE 1954 Robert McFarlane Maurice Rice III Harry Vordermeier Jr. James Baker FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1971 Dr. Joel Cunningham • • WYOMING 1950 WISCONSIN-MADISON 1992 FLORIDA 1952 WASHINGTON STATE 1960 George Burton TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA 1965 Jim McFerrin Norman Richardson Jr. Dan Wakefield Justin Bala-Hampton AUBURN 1969 Stephen Curry WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1967 FURMAN 1992 OREGON STATE 1997 PACIFIC 2006 Loren Butler • EMORY 1985 Justin McGoldrick Walter Riedel III Larry Walker Charles Ball IDAHO 1963 Daniel Curtis TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1993 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1971 MONTANA STATE 1961 MIAMI (FLORIDA) 1974 Frank Callaway PURDUE 1955 John McMullan • Antonio Ristaino James Walker Collin Balance TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1985 Jeffery Curtis GEORGIA 1958 MARYLAND 1975 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1952 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1969 Richard Campo FORT HAYS 1977 Hon. Stephen McNamee • • John Roach Jr. John Walker Richard Bard OREGON STATE 1976 Charles Dalch CINCINNATI 1964 TEXAS CHRISTIAN 1961 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1960 OHIO STATE 1955 Thomas Canfield TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1967 Larry Metzing Randall Roberts Lawrence West Michael Bates PURDUE 1966 Walter Dalch III BALL STATE 1970 TEXAS TECH 1976 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1984 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1976 Ralph Cannon TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1966 William Middlemas Keith Robinson Gerald White Lee Beauchamp • • • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1967 Gerald Davee • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1967 WASHINGTON STATE 1990 MISSISSIPPI 1967 TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION Mark Capehart SAN DIEGO STATE 1958 Andrew Q. Milleret Bill Robinson • • Harvey White 1975 OKLAHOMA 1971 John Davis TEXAS-AUSTIN 1995 WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1959 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1971 John Becker Jr. Christopher Carlson OKLAHOMA 1984 Joseph Moeller Col. Bruce Roehm • David Wilson NORTHWESTERN 1966 WASHINGTON STATE 1970 George Dean TULSA 1966 CENTRE 1987 WASHINGTON STATE 1978 William Bell Ronald Carpinella Jr. EMORY 1976 Chet Moore • George Rohe Jim Yeldell Jr. NORTHERN COLORADO 1966 PURDUE 1991 Jason DeBord CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA NORTHWESTERN 1964 ALABAMA 1959 Art Berg John Carr TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1993 1964 Stephen Rufenbarger Frank Yerger OHIO 1982 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 1964 Edward Decker James Moore BALL STATE 1969 MISSISSIPPI 1987 Glen Berree • • Ronald Carroll • WILLIAM & MARY 1985 VIRGINIA 1968 Michael Sanders Sr. FLORIDA SOUTHERN 1969 SAM HOUSTON 1965 Bruce Dewey J. Timothy Morris MISSISSIPPI STATE 1964 WHITE CROSS TRUST Mark Bertelsen Michael Carter IOWA STATE 1959 INDIANA 1988 Michael Sanders Jr. Terry Abernathy CALIFORNIA-SANTA BARBARA OKLAHOMA STATE 1970 David Dickson James Morrison MISSISSIPPI STATE 1997 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1967 1966 Roy Carter Jr. TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1978 MIAMI (OHIO) 1964 Steven Sarovich • Howard Acton Kent Bewley TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1979 John Dobbs William Morrow Jr. ILLINOIS 1975 TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1966 Scott Cartwright ALABAMA 1981 • 1977 IDAHO 1967 Gorman Schaffer Jr. Kevin Bidenkap CENTRAL MICHIGAN 1986 Keith Dobrolinsky • James Morton MISSISSIPPI 1966 Michael Acuff ARIZONA STATE 1990 William Caudill BRADLEY 1985 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1992 • MICHIGAN STATE 1964 Steven Schuyler • Richard Bills • ARKANSAS 1973 John Dod Jr. Jeff Murison ARIZONA 1979 Timothy Adams TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE 1967 Hulet Chaney EAST TENNESSEE 1980 • BALL STATE 1973 DICKINSON 1993 John Schwing Roger Bingham Sr. EAST TENNESSEE 1967 Dan Donald Jr. Frank Murphy III MIAMI (OHIO) 1988 Mitchell Adwon OREGON 1973 John Chapin Jr. MISSISSIPPI STATE 1994 TULSA 1979 • • KANSAS 1987 William Scott • Linley Bizik WASHINGTON (ST. LOUIS) 1955 Brian Doty Wallin Myers ARIZONA 1980 Anthony Agnone ARIZONA 1992 David Chapman EASTERN KENTUCKY 1990 PENN STATE 1958 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1994 Bernard Sergesketter • • • Garen Bohlin • MCGILL 1964 Robert Doughty J. Patrick Nevin PURDUE 1958 Steven Alfaro ILLINOIS 1969 Gregory Chapman INDIANA 1973 CLEMSON 1993 WASHINGTON STATE 1988 Michael Shapley Hugh Boone SAN DIEGO 1992 Thomas Downing G. Edward Newman WASHINGTON STATE 1987 James Allen • MISSISSIPPI 1973 Dakota Chavez CAL. STATE-FRESNO 1967 DEPAUW 1979 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1989 Thomas Shaver • Erik Bostrom NORTHERN ARIZONA 2015 Donald Dumoulin Jr. • David Nyren KENTUCKY 1962 Paul Allen • MONTANA STATE 2001 Paul Chellgren BALL STATE 1982 NEBRASKA 1958 • MICHIGAN 1986 Mitchell Sheppard Donnie Bowlin KENTUCKY 1964 Michael Duncan Randy Pace GEORGIA 2003 Roy Allen TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 Langdon Christian IV TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1968 MISSISSIPPI STATE 1994 GEORGIA 1973 Robert Sikes Bradford Bradley TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA 1971 Kevin Edwards TEXAS TECH 1960 Ryan Alley MISSISSIPPI STATE 1957 Dwight Church TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1986 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 2015 Marc Bray TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1966 Daryl Egbert INDIANA 1994 96 THE MAGAZINE OF SIGMA CHI / winter 2020 to 2021 OREGON 1977 / SIGMA CHI FOUNDATION /

Harry Elinsky Jr. Victor Giaconia Don Hendrix Jr. David Jones Dr. Arthur Landry • Samuel McAdow INDIANA (PENNSYLVANIA) 1978 KENT STATE 1992 SAM HOUSTON 1978 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1966 NORTHERN COLORADO 1961 NORTHWESTERN 1961 Robert Elliott Gary Giannini Bart Henson, Edward Jones Robert Laney III Steven McBrayer INDIANA 1974 OREGON 1961 GEORGIA TECH 1964 HARVARD 2005 WAKE FOREST 1973 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1992 Mark Emkes • Christopher Gibson Roy Henwood Jr. Glen Jones Jr. Sterling Lapinski Murray McComas • • DEPAUW 1975 CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY 2000 ROANOKE 1969 CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1965 PENNSYLVANIA 1991 PENNSYLVANIA 1958 Eugene Erbstoesser • Douglas Gibson Charles Heyl • Steven Jones • Michael Larson Patrick McCulloch SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1970 IDAHO 1991 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1970 EAST TENNESSEE 1971 NORTHWESTERN 1965 DAYTON 1997 Gordon Erdman Douglas Giffin Andrew Higgins Daniel Jordan III Robert Laumann John McCurry WASHINGTON STATE 1977 ALABAMA 1986 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1969 MISSISSIPPI 1987 CINCINNATI 1954 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1976 Troy Erny Dr. Charles Gilbert III • Daniel Hill David Jungling • Alan Laurencelle Jack McDuff • • • BALL STATE 1983 GEORGE WASHINGTON 1965 OKLAHOMA STATE 1963 PITTSBURGH 1986 KETTERING 1998 ARIZONA 1951 Brian Estes Robert Gilmore John Hingst Asher Kalef Jim Lawson William McGibbon ILLINOIS 1990 MIAMI (OHIO) 1982 PURDUE 2010 CAL. STATE-SAN BERNARDINO SAN DIEGO STATE 1985 PENNSYLVANIA 1966 Jake Evans Richard Glaisner Larry Hinks 2011 David Lawton William McGinty MISSISSIPPI 2020 WISCONSIN-MADISON 1965 YOUNGSTOWN 1978 Gregory James Kallos • CENTRAL FLORIDA 1989 KANSAS 1953 James Evans III Larry Glover Parks Hitch Jr. KANSAS 1953 Bryan Leather Steven McGrath MISSISSIPPI 1988 TEXAS TECH 1973 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1966 Klay Kaminski SYRACUSE 1966 MARYLAND 1970 Timothy Facius Kevin Gluc Jack Hodges TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1995 Scott Ledbetter Dane McGraw III VIRGINIA TECH 1978 MIAMI (OHIO) 1993 TEXAS A&M-COLLEGE STATION Kohl Kaminski NORTH FLORIDA 2002 Kip Fagg Richard Going • David Hofferberth Sr. TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 2001 Edward Lederer Dr. James McIlwain • WASHINGTON STATE 1986 ALBION 1977 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 Charles Kane Jr. PURDUE 1984 EMORY 1962 Barry Faries Stephen Goodroe • • John Hoffman INDIANA 1965 Mark Lemoncelli Myron McKee Jr. EAST TENNESSEE 1969 GEORGIA 1971 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1968 Michael Kanigher TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1999 WASHINGTON & LEE 1945 Archie Farmer Jr. George Goosmann III • Keith Holcomb • SAN DIEGO STATE 1988 Samuel Lester James McKinney OKLAHOMA 1983 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1957 PURDUE 1979 Brian Karlisch MISSISSIPPI STATE 1999 MINNESOTA 1967 Eric Faulkner Alfred Gordon Jr. Michael Holliday VIRGINIA TECH 1993 Allen Lewis Jr. • Victor McLean III TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1992 ARKANSAS 1991 WASHINGTON STATE 1969 Ronald Karns MIAMI (OHIO) 1968 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1969 James Fell Michael Gorney John Holliman PURDUE 1964 Kenneth Long Andrew McMains BALL STATE 1982 TULANE 1981 ILLINOIS 1970 James Kauffmann PURDUE 1979 LOUISIANA STATE 1988 Jerry Femling Robert Gottfred Michael Homyak PURDUE 1980 Brian Loucks Larry McMullen • • WASHINGTON STATE 1979 ARIZONA STATE 1971 NORTHERN COLORADO 1960 John Keeler MONTANA STATE 1964 MISSOURI-COLUMBIA 1954 Anthony Ferrante Gary Grear • Preston Hood ARIZONA 1971 William Loughlin Jr. Mike McNeill WASHINGTON STATE 1990 MEMPHIS 1969 LOUISIANA STATE 1965 Sean Kell • SAN JOSE STATE 1965 OKLAHOMA STATE 1971 Michael Ferrell David Green Frank Hook III • SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1991 Douglas Luetjen John McSween TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 PITTSBURGH 1954 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1971 John Kelley WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1980 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1969 Edgar Fielder Jon Greenawalt Sr. • Gregory Hoover KANSAS 1988 Jason Lujan Dean Mefford • MISSISSIPPI STATE 1996 PENNSYLVANIA 1961 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1983 Robert Kelley Jr. YALE 1989 BRADLEY 1962 David Fiser Mason Greene Monte Hoover FLORIDA 1981 Charles Lusco Clifford Melberger TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1990 MISSISSIPPI STATE 2000 BALL STATE 1977 Waldo Kennedy MISSISSIPPI 1979 BUCKNELL 1961 David Flaherty Hill Griffin David Hopkins EMORY 1961 Richard Mackey George Metzenthin INDIANA 1981 GEORGIA 1962 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1984 Michael Kerley NORTH CAROLINA STATE 1971 CASE WESTERN 1992 David Fleet Donald Griffith John Horne TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1992 John Madigan • Henry Meyer CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1979 OHIO STATE 1962 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1968 David Kidder MICHIGAN 1958 MIAMI (FLORIDA) 1962 Hunter Fordice Jack Guenther Darryl Horowitt WASHINGTON STATE 1985 Steven Madison Richard Miailovich MISSISSIPPI 1983 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1956 CAL. STATE-LONG BEACH 1978 Curt Kienast SAN JOSE STATE 1981 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1962 Dr. James Fowler • John Guthrie Rich Hronek • • EMBRY-RIDDLE (DAYTONA BEACH) Michael Maloney Jon Milanese EMORY 1959 KENTUCKY 1963 KENT STATE 1969 2000 KANSAS 1977 MIAMI (FLORIDA) 1984 Richard Frazier • Cliff Haack Daniel Huber • Kenneth Killebrew Stephen Manelis Douglas Miller • TULSA 1969 WASHINGTON STATE 2007 WISCONSIN-MADISON 1958 AUSTIN PEAY 1972 RHODE ISLAND 1991 KANSAS 1971 Robert Fredrickson Edward Hagan David Hudson Damon Kimble Peter Marchesini James Miller TULSA 1968 EMORY 1963 BALL STATE 1963 WESTERN CONNECTICUT 1998 SAN DIEGO STATE 1987 WASHINGTON STATE 1971 Sonny Freeman John Hale Jr. Matthew Hughes John Kinard Brennan Marilla Hugh Mills Jr. • ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1970 WASHINGTON STATE 1986 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 MISSISSIPPI 1966 NORTH CAROLINA STATE 1990 EMBRY-RIDDLE (DAYTONA BEACH) William French Warren Hale Steven Hunt Walter King Charles Maris 1974 BALL STATE 1981 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1986 SAN JOSE STATE 1977 MIAMI (OHIO) 1962 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1971 John Milner Michael Freville Christian Hamff James Hurley Jr. Kenneth Klein • • Bill Marriott Jr. • MISSISSIPPI 1975 WESTERN KENTUCKY 1971 AUBURN 1969 GEORGIA 1971 OKLAHOMA STATE 1965 UTAH 1954 James Mitchell William Frey Kenneth Hamlett Daniel Hutson David Kline • Joseph Marriott TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1984 PURDUE 1962 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1970 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1988 PENN STATE 1964 RHODE ISLAND 1959 Edward Mock Jr. David Frost James Hance Jr. • C.J. Iler Guy Klingler Owen Marsh GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1980 GEORGIA 1974 WESTMINSTER 1966 MEMPHIS 2004 SAN DIEGO 1988 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1971 Christopher Modrzejewski James Fry Frederick Hardwick James Ingham Neil Klock Jr. Scott Marshall CALIFORNIA-DAVIS 1994 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1983 BUTLER 1967 WESTMINSTER 1969 LOUISIANA STATE 1959 MISSISSIPPI 2002 David Moeller Robert Fry Jr. John Harr Michael Intagliata Michael Koban Jr. John Martin GEORGIA TECH 1987 TULSA 1963 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1973 TORONTO-RYERSON 1954 John Mohr Jr. Steven Fuller Neil Harvey Michael Ivens Michael Kohl Roy Martin TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1968 WASHINGTON STATE 1968 CASE WESTERN 1955 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1980 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1996 CENTRE 1979 Jack Mollenkopf Jr. Brandt Galloway Mark Haushalter Reginald Jackson Jr. • Keith Krach • • • Richard Marvil PURDUE 1995 MISSISSIPPI STATE 2000 MISSOURI S & T 1986 OHIO STATE 1968 PURDUE 1979 NORTHWESTERN 1960 Bryan Moon Troy Gamble James Hawkins Rick Jackson Robert Krause James Masson DRAKE 1984 BALL STATE 1992 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1970 MONTANA STATE 1982 WASHINGTON STATE 1972 RADFORD 1992 Tomas Morales Dr. Ed Garrett • Brian Haynes Joel Lee-Eric Jesse Jeffrey Kuchman Larry Mathis • PURDUE 1975 EMORY 1975 PUGET SOUND 1984 HOUSTON 1977 MICHIGAN 1985 PITTSBURG STATE 1965 Stephen Morey Michael Gelfano Scott Haynes Craig Johnson John Kuhn Scott Matthews TEXAS-AUSTIN 1986 MIAMI (FLORIDA) 1991 GEORGIA 2010 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1991 VANDERBILT 1984 SAN DIEGO STATE 1986 Gregory Morgan Philip Genereux Timothy Heilig Justin Johnson Miles Kuntz Bryan Mayo SOUTH FLORIDA 2009 RHODE ISLAND 1993 GEORGIA TECH 1975 CAL. STATE-FRESNO 2007 WASHINGTON STATE 1978 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1987 John Morgan Jr. Bert Getz • James Hemak Matthew Johnson David Lamy Claude Mayo TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1963 MICHIGAN 1959 MINNESOTA 1969 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 2002 CENTRAL MICHIGAN 1974 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1970 Paul Morgan James E. Getz • • Benton Hendrix Stanley Johnson Jr. • A. J. Land Jr. • Carl McAdams EMORY 1988 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1972 DRAKE 2006 SAM HOUSTON 1969 GEORGIA TECH 1960 TENNESSEE TECH 1995

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Phillip Morse George Pence Joseph Redmon William Sherratt Stanley Thomas James Watson MAINE 1964 EMBRY-RIDDLE (DAYTONA BEACH) ALABAMA 1980 OREGON 2012 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1986 SAN JOSE STATE 1961 George Morton 1961 Richard Reed Steve Shields William Thomas Stephen Watson PURDUE 1958 David Peoples TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1967 NORTHERN ARIZONA 1980 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1979 WISCONSIN-MADISON 1969 Eric Moseley OREGON STATE 1972 Steven Regli Bob Shortle Jr. • Harold Thompson Jr. Jeffrey Weedman • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1987 Michael Peoples SAN DIEGO STATE 1984 RENSSELAER 1974 PURDUE 1958 ALBION 1975 Anthony Mubarak OREGON STATE 2002 Todd Reich Thomas Siler Sr. Roy Thompson Steven Weiss TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 2012 Gregory Pepin NORTH CAROLINA 1998 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1964 AUSTIN PEAY 1975 COLORADO COLLEGE 1978 Gary Munson SAN DIEGO STATE 1980 Barry Reichart Jon Silverman Alexander Thomson III • Linden Welsch • EASTERN ILLINOIS 1977 Victor Person EASTERN ILLINOIS 1984 TEXAS-AUSTIN 2014 DENISON 1959 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1969 Brian Murphy SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1968 Eric Reifschneider Robert Silverthorn Jr. Steve Thorne David Welsh ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1995 Terry Perucca SAN DIEGO STATE 1988 DICKINSON 1970 WYOMING 1981 CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1989 James Murphy ARIZONA STATE 1966 Frederick Reinhardt Jr. Dante Simi Robert Tiedemann Steven Wendland MONTANA 1951 James Peters RHODE ISLAND 1957 CAL. STATE-FRESNO 1963 CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1976 MISSOURI S & T 1986 Dave Myllenbeck ST. THOMAS 2000 John Reynolds Thomas Sinnard Samuel Tillman Hugh West Jr. WASHINGTON STATE 1975 Craig Peterson GEORGE MASON 2014 OREGON STATE 1958 EMORY 1952 UTAH 1978 Michael Nash Sr. MONTANA STATE 1983 Barry Rhea Edward Marc Smith Jr. Brian Timmons Robert Wetzel OKLAHOMA STATE 1969 William Pettibone Jr. MISSISSIPPI 1973 MISSISSIPPI STATE 1979 WASHINGTON STATE 1990 BELOIT 1959 Neal Nash PURDUE 1966 Paul Rhodes Jeffrey Smith Scott Tinkel Hugh Whipple TROY 1990 Col. Paul Pfahler • ARIZONA STATE 1982 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1983 BALL STATE 1989 RIPON 1976 William Troy Neat KENT STATE 1992 Russell Richards Michael Smith James Titus Rick Whiting • CINCINNATI 1990 Jon Pfister TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1971 INDIANA 1992 LOUISIANA STATE 1964 WEST VIRGINIA 1976 Kenneth Needham Jr. WASHINGTON STATE 1991 Bruce Riddle Jr. Milton Smith Bruce Tough • John Wilkins • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1994 Randall Pickell TULSA 1969 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1989 HOUSTON 1976 BRADLEY 1954 Matthew Nees BALL STATE 1979 Tanner Ridenour Robert Smith John Trerotola Charles Willes WASHINGTON STATE 1993 Charles Pickering Sr. TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 2014 TULANE 1973 DENVER1989 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1977 Scott Neithercut MISSISSIPPI 1959 Kirk Riggins Sam Smith Craig Troutman George Williams CONNECTICUT 2005 Kevin Pierce TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1987 DENVER 2009 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1983 HOUSTON 1970 James Nelson EASTERN ILLINOIS 1984 Mark Rittiner Scott Smith Christopher Troutman Mark Willis KANSAS 1952 Ernest Pierson TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1986 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1978 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1984 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1992 Norval Nelson MINNESOTA 1955 Daniel Rittman Frank Smith III John Troutman Adam Wilson WASHINGTON STATE 1977 Robert Pike Jr. PURDUE 1988 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1978 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1993 Christopher Nevins WISCONSIN-MADISON 1960 Robert Rodgers James Snodgrass Raymond Truex Paul Wilson EMBRY-RIDDLE (DAYTONA BEACH) Richard Pilat NORTHWESTERN 2017 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 2014 GETTYSBURG 1963 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1993 1996 KETTERING 2005 Henry Rogers John Snodgrass Matthew Tucker Bob Wilson • Joseph Nichols Lawrence Pilon • EMORY 1963 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 ARKANSAS 1988 FORT HAYS 1981 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1995 MICHIGAN STATE 1970 Ryan Rogers Glenn Sollberger Bill Tyler III Hayes Wilson Morris Nunes Michael Pirello CAL. POLY.-POMONA 1987 SOUTHERN METHODIST 1960 CALIFORNIA-BERKELEY 1956 EMORY 1981 PENNSYLVANIA 1970 WASHINGTON STATE 1990 John Rood Matthew Sonnichsen Mark Tzatzaris Art Winkleblack • Bradley Nysether Robert Pirkle Sr. MONTANA 1962 COLLEGE OF IDAHO 2004 TEXAS-ARLINGTON 2000 CALIFORNIA-LOS ANGELES 1979 WASHINGTON (SEATTLE) 1982 GEORGIA 1976 Scott Rose Frederick Sorensen Jr. Jon Underwood Jeffrey Winn John Odle Ted Pitt • CENTRAL FLORIDA 1996 UTAH 1979 ARIZONA 1964 FLORIDA 1993 MIAMI (OHIO) 1964 WESTERN ONTARIO 1971 Thomas Ross Gregory Spaniolo Robert Valentine Jeffrey Wofford Donald Odom Jr. Charles Pitts III KENT STATE 1993 MICHIGAN STATE 1992 KENTUCKY 1968 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1991 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1965 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1983 Mark Rowe Ed Spencer • • Gordon Van Mol Garrett Wolfe Robert Ogdin Roland Plude Sr. WASHINGTON STATE 1983 ROCHESTER 1967 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1971 TEXAS-AUSTIN 2009 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1966 CONNECTICUT 1962 James Roy Andrew Spurlock Stephen Van Mol Jason Wolfe Dudley Oldham • John Pomeroy LOUISIANA STATE 1973 UTAH STATE 2003 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1971 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1995 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1964 PURDUE 1963 Roderick Russ III Eugene Stack Samuel Vanscoyoc Jr. Jeffrey Wolffe Michael Olguin • William Pomeroy Jr. MISSISSIPPI 1968 DENVER 1969 EASTERN ILLINOIS 1988 BRADLEY 2001 SAN DIEGO STATE 1987 RENSSELAER 1966 Joseph Russell Mark Stallworth Frederick Varricchio James Woodford Jr. Steve Ollard Frank Popoff • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1963 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1984 MAINE 1960 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1973 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1965 INDIANA 1957 Christopher Ryan Charles Stamp Jr. • Edward Veal James Woodke James Orazio Dr. Mark Popovich • CAL. STATE-LONG BEACH 1987 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1971 YALE 1969 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1982 CONNECTICUT 1978 BALL STATE 1963 Jason Sage Edward Stanley • Timothy Veldman Justin Worrilow Ray Osborne George Porter BALL STATE 1987 TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE 1966 ILLINOIS 2012 ROANOKE 2001 PURDUE 1967 MIAMI (OHIO) 1969 R.J. Sanchez Sr. Charles Steilen Frank Venable Jr. Clifford Wright James Otis • Edward Pounds III WASHINGTON STATE 1985 BRADLEY 1961 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1959 FLORIDA 1955 OHIO STATE 1970 MISSISSIPPI 1989 Charlie Sawyer • Stuart Stock Rodney Villhard Dr. Creighton Wright Sr. • Paul Otto Jr. Randall Pratt EMORY 1958 PURDUE 1968 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI 1995 DUKE 1961 MISSOURI S&T 2000 MINNESOTA 1968 William Saxton Andrew Stoll Rufus Waddell III David Wright Kane Overstreet Charles Preston TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 2006 HARVARD 1999 EAST TENNESSEE 1970 MICHIGAN 1982 MISSISSIPPI STATE 1999 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1988 Eugene Schimpf III John Stone James Wagner Dr. Sam Yancy • Michael Owens Roy Quarve TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1971 PURDUE 1978 NORTHERN ILLINOIS 1986 DUKE 1961 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1988 COLORADO STATE 1966 Thomas Schmid Tonquin Stovall Bruce Walker William Yates Jr. • Mark Paniccia • Mark Quiner • TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1986 MISSISSIPPI 1990 EMORY 1981 MISSISSIPPI 1963 CONNECTICUT 1983 WYOMING 1978 Brian Schopfer Col. James Strub Stephen Wallace William Yates III Kelly Park Ed Rammrath • PITTSBURGH 2006 CORNELL 1952 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 MISSISSIPPI 1994 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE 1988 INDIANA (PENNSYLVANIA) 1979 Thomas Scoggins Jr. Steven Struck William Wallace • Will Yeldell III • Richard Parsons William Rasell OREGON STATE 1970 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1987 COLUMBIA 1952 ALABAMA 1986 MISSISSIPPI STATE 1995 WASHINGTON STATE 1976 John Scudde John Suhler Robert Walsh James Zasowski James Patton Louis Rawdon SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1968 KANSAS 1965 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1987 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1982 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 1963 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1966 Robert Seidell Mark Tarver Steven Wannemacher • Robert Zerbe Jacob Paul Duane Ray NEBRASKA 1965 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1979 ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1973 INDIANA 1972 UTAH 2019 MONTANA STATE 2000 Mark Self Edward Taussig Jr. Harold Ward III Robert Zerbst • Glenn Paulk Jr. Frank Raymond • TENNESSEE TECH 1979 TEXAS-AUSTIN 1982 CENTRAL FLORIDA 1952 MIAMI (OHIO) 1968 EMORY 1961 PENN STATE 1971 Alexander Shafer Martin Taylor James Ward Lisle Payne Benjamin Rechter TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1995 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE 1994 NORTH TEXAS 2001 — Past or Current Grand ARIZONA 1964 TENNESSEE TECH 1984 Consul Kerry Shelby Thomas Techtentin Pedro Wasmer • — Order of Constantine Sig Robert Pearson Jerry Reder Jr. TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1983 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA 1958 MARYLAND 1962 • — Significant Sig WASHINGTON STATE 1970 WASHINGTON STATE 1979 John Shepherd Norman Templeton Jr. Benjamin Waters • — Foundation Board of OHIO STATE 1958 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1983 PURDUE 2016 Governors John Waters III 98 THE MAGAZINE OF SIGMA CHI / winter 2020 to 2021 TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE 1977 / SIGMA CHI FOUNDATION /

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