“I don’t think I can ever repay the fraternity for what I learned and what I got in friendship, brotherhood and respect from my time at North Texas. It is an honor to volunteer and try to make a difference in shaping future leaders.”

“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.”

“By volunteering my time on the SigEp AVC board I am able to give back to the organization that gave so much to me and I hope that I can help to provide the opportunity for a similar positive experience to the new generation of SigEps at Colorado State University.”

“Making an impact on the lives of the young men in my fraternity means so much to me. Offering support, guidance, direction and leadership, at a time when it is needed most, gives me goosebumps.”

“I volunteer with SigEp because I truly believe in the experience undergraduates, alumni, volunteers, and staff are working to build together.”

Jim Taggart, Lawrence Tech ’94, and his company are helping to build essential protective equipment for medical staff fighting COVID-19.