“Service Learning is learning to love to serve.” -Frank Ruck (Michigan Alpha 1946)

The SigEp Fellow Challenge is a worthy demonstration of commitment to the ideals of Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. It is an avenue to promote service learning in the community. Members that complete the Fellow Challenge must accomplish the following set of requirements:

• Maintain at least a 3.0 cumulate grade point average
• Be a member of the Epsilon Challenge, with the goal of becoming a Member of the Brother Mentor Challenge by the time you actually start your Fellow Project.
• Select a Fellow Challenge Mentor and meet with him/her at least once to review the expectations and your goals.
• Submit an application to the Member Development Committee. Contact Headquarters to receive an application.
• Develop three written goals.
• Complete the proposed 500-hour or 60-day service project that addresses the five critical areas of community service: Community Voice, Orientation and Training, Meaningful Action, Reflection, and Evaluation.
• Submit a final summary report to the Member Development Committee including an overview, timesheet, cost analysis, letters of recommendation, and photographs, as well as a written report on how your project addressed each of the five critical areas of community service and service learning.
• Create a lasting service project for your chapter that will continue long after you graduate.