SigEp educators discuss how they’ll use lessons learned from the nationwide school shutdown during the 2020-2021 school year.
Alumni & Volunteer News
Volunteer Spotlight: Matthew Bunch, California-Berkeley ’05
“The college experience may have changed, but the need for virtue, diligence, and especially brotherly love has only grown.”
NASA grad Matthew Dominick continues to reach for the stars
San Diego alumnus Matthew Dominick completed astronaut training in 2020 and looks forward to receiving a flight assignment for an upcoming NASA mission.
Volunteer Spotlight: Austin Hurwitz, Pepperdine ’97
“I volunteer with SigEp because I care deeply about my alma mater and my brothers. We’re going after some pretty big things as a group, and that’s extremely exciting and profoundly rewarding.”
Mizzou alumnus Nathaniel Reid enjoys the sweet taste of success
Two-time James Beard Award nominee Nathaniel Reid discusses his journey to opening his own bakery.
Volunteer Spotlight: Brian Kassar, Montana State Renaissance
“I volunteer with SigEp because it’s an organization whose values I believe in.”
Volunteer Spotlight: Carrie Whittier
“I choose to volunteer with Sigma Phi Epsilon because I believe in the experience being provided to undergraduate men in Sigma Phi Epsilon.”
Volunteer Spotlight: Brian Tenclinger, Louisiana State Renaissance
“Volunteering for SigEp has never been taxing for me — it’s simply the right thing to do.”
Volunteer Spotlight: Matt Finke, Truman State ’04
“I vowed to myself and my brothers that I would be involved as long as I could and give back to the organization that gave so much to me.”
Brother steps up to treat NYC patients struck by COVID-19
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.
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