“The college experience may have changed, but the need for virtue, diligence, and especially brotherly love has only grown.”
Alumni & Volunteer News
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.
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.
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