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Sigma Pi

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Sigma Pi was founded as the Tau Phi Delta Society at Vincennes University in Indiana on February 26, 1897. On February 11, 1907, Tau Phi Delta at Vincennes University changed its name to "Alpha Chapter of the Sigma Pi Fraternity of the United States" and declared its intent to become a national fraternity. In 1897, the Nu Chapter of Sigma Pi was established as a local fraternity at Franklin & Marshall College and became a national chapter in 1918. This chapter is now the third oldest Sigma Pi national chapter in the country.
 
 The members create a great sense of camaraderie formed through social events throughout the year. Recently, Sigma Pi has been active with the Boys and Girls club and they do an annual event for their national philanthropy called the Big Bounce.
 

Colors: Lavender and White

Flower: Lavender Orchid

Official Publication: The Emerald of Sigma Pi

Philanthropy: Multiple Sclerosis

* Information regarding Sigma Pi was taken from Baird's Manual of American College Fraternities.

Leadership

President: Kevin Sonnet ()

Vice President: Clay Clements ()

Treasurer: Alec Regulinski ()

Secretary: Mike Shin ()

Sgt. In Arms: John Gandolfo ()

Herald: Lou Carothers ()

Alumni Chair: Andrew Ardire ()

Alumni Chair: Sam Combs ()

Alumni Chair: Kenny Provost ()

Social Chair: Nick Ballas ()

Social Chair: Sam Wojciechowski ()

Social Chair: Tyler Pollick ()

Rush Chair: TJ Tynan ()

Rush Chair: Sammi Caygoz ()

Rush Chair: Scott Williams ()

Rush Chair: Brian Prater ()

Community Service Chair: Tyler Pollick ()

Community Service Chair: Sam Combs ()

Community Service Chair: Steve Barna ()

Faculty/Professional Staff Adviser: Patty Epps ()


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Nu Chapter's former President, Jake Booth ('05, right) and former Secretary, Dominic DePamphilis ('05, left) pose with legendary Past Grand Sage Frank Fryburg at Sigma Pi's 2004 National Convocation in Chicago, IL.

This month, Sigma Pi will be collecting donations and toys for their work with the Toys for Tots program. 

There will be collection boxes posted around campus.

If you would like more information about how to make a donation, contact Kevin Sonnet at ksonnet@fandm.edu

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Sigma Pi's National Headquarters