Building Balanced Men
Since 1904, SigEp has continuously shared stories about the SigEp experience and the lives of our brothers over time. The SigEp Journal, the official magazine of the Fraternity, is a biannual print publication and serves as the online source for features stories, chapter news, alumni & volunteer news, commentary and more. View the SigEp Journal Archive.
Here, we showcase stories from our magazine and provide current news and updates about our Fraternity, our brothers and our many supporters.
Project management matters in our careers and daily lives. These tips can help you plan, prioritize and communicate what’s important to you.
“I see you, I love you with all my heart, I commit to listen to you, and I commit to help take action.” — Grand President Tom Jelke
This job market is a rough one, but all challenges create opportunities. You can find a job in any economic climate by fully developing your competitive advantage.
Chapter brothers remember U.S. Army Captain Joshua Lawrence, who was killed in Afghanistan.
A strong desire to serve his country prompted San Diego State brother Stephen Joyner to volunteer to serve in Vietnam. Commissioned as a second lieutenant, he served valiantly and was killed in action in 1968.
“I choose to volunteer with Sigma Phi Epsilon because I believe in the experience being provided to undergraduate men in Sigma Phi Epsilon.”
Karen Simpson, a former SigEp Headquarters staff member who worked for the Fraternity for 38 years, passed away in April 2020.
“Volunteering for SigEp has never been taxing for me — it’s simply the right thing to do.”
“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.”
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.
