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.
National Volunteer Month: Glenn Ezell, North Texas ’87
“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.”
National Volunteer Month: Jason Halterman, Grand Valley State ’11
“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.”
National Volunteer Month: Mitch Christ, Colorado State ’79
“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.”
National Volunteer Month: Steve Fallick, Rensselaer ’68
“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.”
National Volunteer Month: Holly Lovern, Chapter Counselor, Duke
“I volunteer with SigEp because I truly believe in the experience undergraduates, alumni, volunteers, and staff are working to build together.”
National Volunteer Month: Forrest Cook, Baker ’85
“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.”
Alumnus partners with Ford to build life-saving equipment
Jim Taggart, Lawrence Tech ’94, and his company are helping to build essential protective equipment for medical staff fighting COVID-19.
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.
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