There’s no question that spring recruitment is a different animal than fall. However, it also presents some unique opportunities.

This Fraternity has taught me so much about myself, others, and life. These are some of the many things I have learned as a brother of Sigma Phi Epsilon.

You never think you’re going to need a crisis management plan – until the crisis hits.

The brothers at Southern Mississippi share how they engage parents to resolve concerns and strengthen their chapter.

Long time volunteer Ashley Whitlatch shares why she thinks every officer and volunteer should attend CLA.

When I first got to the University of Tampa, joining a fraternity was not very high up on my list of priorities. I anticipated that most of my time would be consumed by schoolwork and track, so I wouldn’t really have the energy or desire for an additional extracurricular activity.  As time passed, however, I…

Success depends upon previous preparation, and without such preparation there is sure to be failure. -Confucius

Many of us are quick to say our Founders badge is a symbol of our Fraternity and the basic principles which it stands for. It’s almost an instinctual reaction that none of us can refute, even though we all realize it means something deeper on a much more personal level. For me, the Founders badge…

I clearly remember my first experience with the Carlson Leadership Academies. I had just been elected a chapter president at Virginia Commonwealth, and I remember sitting there with my head spinning when my regional director called me up to tell me about “CLA.”  I’d never heard of it, and my expectations were pretty low, but…

As brothers of SigEp, we are all challenged to explore our brotherhood – what it means and why it exists. This challenge is present in our Ritual and our Cardinal Principles of Virtue, Diligence and Brotherly Love. When I first joined the Wisconsin Zeta Chapter at Marquette University as a freshman, my older brothers made…