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Congratulations to all of our graduating brothers: Christopher Rossato (Sigma), Shawn Orliss (Sigma), Kaleb Lambeth (Sigma), Trevor Smith (Tau), Blake Osenbaugh (Tau), Stephen Knadle (Upsilon), Elliot Zieba (Upsilon), Sam Scott (Phi), Guillermo Del Rio (Psi), Murad Salim (Psi), Braeden Mayer (Psi), Thank you for all of your contributions to the chapter and Phi Alpha!

Posted by Jason Didier
Monday May 20th, 2013

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  Congratulations to all of our graduating brothers: Christopher Rossato (Sigma), Shawn Orliss (Sigma), Kaleb Lambeth (Sigma), Trevor Smit...Read More

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ΣAE Mission Statement

Mission Statement:
The mission of Sigma Alpha Epsilon is to promote the highest standards of friendship, scholarship, and service for our members based upon the ideals set forth by our Founders and as specifically enunciated in our creed.

Membership:
The Fraternity resides on college and university campuses, as a guest of the host institution. The current structure includes more than 8,200 undergraduates at more than 200 chapters in 48 states and Canada. Alumni are active in more than 75 alumni associations.

Governance Structure:
The organization is governed through a five-person executive board (Supreme Council) that is elected at biennial conventions. An executive director (Eminent Supreme Recorder) supervises a staff of 25 at the Fraternity Service Center in Evanston, Illinois, and four regionally-based assistant executive directors. The United States and Canada are divided into 29 regions (provinces) overseen by regional volunteers called province archons. Each chapter is required to have an active chapter advisor.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon Foundation:
The ΣAE Foundation was established in 1927 to create programs that promote the highest ideals of academic and personal development. The existing programs include named scholarships, a student-loan program, and the international Leadership School that has produced more than 23,000 graduates. The ΣAE Foundation awards $30,000 in scholarships annually in support of its mission.