District governors are official representatives of Sigma Phi Epsilon appointed by the Fraternity’s National Board of Directors. DGs are the primary liaison between the national Fraternity and local alumni-volunteers.
District governors are responsible for volunteer recruitment and training, as well as ongoing support for the Alumni and Volunteer Corporations in their district. They are solely responsible for appointing and, when necessary, replacing Chapter Counselors and Balanced Man Stewards for each chapter in their district. Additionally, district governors serve as voting members of the Grand Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon.
Read a full description of the district governor role.
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District 1 Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont |
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District 2 Upstate New York |
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District 3 Connecticut, New Jersey, New York City |
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District 4 Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey |
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District 5 Virginia, Washington, D. C. |
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District 6 Pennsylvania (Eastern) |
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District 7 Pennsylvania (Western) |
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District 8 |
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District 9 Alabama, Georgia |
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District 10 Florida |
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District 11 Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi |
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District 12 Kentucky, Tennessee |
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District 13 Ohio |
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District 14 & 15 Michigan & Indiana |
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District 16 Illinois |
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District 17 Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin |
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District 18 Missouri |
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District 19 Kansas, Nebraska |
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District 20 Oklahoma, Texas (Northern) |
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District 21 Texas (Southern) |
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District 23 Colorado, Utah, Wyoming |
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District 24 Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Washington |
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District 25 California (Northern), Nevada |
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District 26 Arizona, California (Southern) |
Lieutenant district governors are appointed by a district's governor to assist in fulfilling the DG's responsibilities. To inquire about a Lt. DG position, contact the district governor directly.