As a nurse living in New York City, Trevor Glanville, Moravian ’14, felt compelled to volunteer when the coronavirus began to spread throughout the city. Despite the challenges, he’s found it be a rewarding experience.
Brother steps up to treat NYC patients struck by COVID-19
SigEp nurse says flexible mindset is key when treating COVID-19 patients
Frank Somoano discusses his experience working as a nurse in one the American cities hit hardest by the coronavirus.
Volunteers recognized for dedicated service at the 2020 Carlson Leadership Academy
Held throughout February, the Carlson Leadership Academy honors the Fraternity’s volunteers for their service to our undergraduates.
Achievements of brothers and chapters recognized at 2020 Carlson Leadership Academies
Held throughout February, the Carlson Leadership Academy recognizes the individual and collective achievements of the Fraternity.
Five inducted into Order of the Golden Heart for lifetime of service
Five alumni were inducted into the Order in recognition of their lifetime of contribution to SigEp. Recipients did not know they were being selected, making for five emotional and powerful surprises.The Order of the Golden Heart is the Fraternity’s highest honor, reserved for alumni who, with great personal sacrifice, have served Sigma Phi Epsilon for 30…
Arete Luncheon highlights career and housing success
At the Arete Luncheon, SigEp recognizes the excellence among us — those who have succeeded in their professional careers and strengthened the SigEp chapter experience, as well as Alumni and Volunteer Corporations that have excelled at creating ideal living-learning environments for undergraduate brothers.
Fallen brother honored on charity ride
Since 2010, law enforcement officers and survivors of officers killed in the line of duty have participated in the Law Enforcement United bike ride in memory of fallen officers. When Craig Sutter, Western Kentucky ’96, learned fellow police officer and SigEp Ken Copeland, Sam Houston State Renaissance, had died in the line of duty, Sutter…
Adventurer shatters world records
In June 2018, mountaineer and endurance athlete Colin O’Brady, Yale ’06, kicked off his quest to climb the highest peak in each state in 30 days at Denali in Alaska. On July 19, he reached the top of Mt. Hood in his home state of Oregon, completing the 50-state challenge. What’s more, he finished in…
Major gift from alumnus helps students help others
Steve Hicks, Texas-Austin ’72, has ensured that social work students at his alma mater will have the opportunity to fulfill their dreams of helping others. Aware of the support social workers provide to vulnerable members of society and that students often incur sizeable debt training for the profession, Hicks made a $25 million gift to…
Florida State brother triumphs over early setbacks
Kurt Varricchio discusses how he overcame his difficult childhood and built a successful career
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