Senior balances campus and chapter leadership
Logan Fletcher, North Dakota '13, serves his university as student body president. While he's representing over 15,000 students and overseeing a budget of more than a half million dollars, he stays active in his chapter. Fletcher shares how you can be a leader on campus and in your chapter. | More |
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Marine colonel explains how to lead your peers
As a chapter officer, on a class project, or in another campus organization, the time will come when you'll need to lead your friends and brothers. Col. Robert Lanham, Indiana '77, offers his advice on how to effectively lead your peers. | More |
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Maryland-College Park brothers combat bystander behavior
Brothers at the Maryland Beta RLC participate in Violence Intervention Assistant training as part of their member development program. Chapter President Ken Grossman, Maryland-College Park '13, shows how his brothers refuse to be bystanders of sexual violence on their campus. | More
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Maintain your Sound Body goals during winter break
You can easily slack off of your fitness routine during the winter break—especially during the holidays. Frank Butterfield, Southern California '83, explains how to be active during your time off from classes. | More
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Meet the 2012 SigEp Educational Foundation Scholarship Recipients
The Sigma Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation is pleased to announce the 2012 scholarship recipients. The National Competition, Hicks, and Study Abroad scholars are shining examples of Balanced Men. | More |
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Apply now for the 2013 Ruck Leadership Institute
The 2013 Ruck Leadership Institute will be held June 19-23, 2013. If you will be a junior or senior and are an adventurous leader committed to the Balanced Man Ideal of Sound Mind and Sound Body, then the Ruck Leadership Institute is for you. Applications are due March 15, 2013. | Apply now!
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SUNY-Fredonia Chapter holds 12th annual Tree Trot for Youth AIDS
The brothers of New York Iota ran 42 miles in relay fashion to deliver a Christmas tree to downtown Buffalo to raise money for Youth AIDS. Thousands of dollars have been raised from individuals and businesses that sponsored the brothers.
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A group of Drake brothers serenading guests at their first annual Miracle on 34th Street event. This new holiday tradition to benefit Toys for Tots featured a cookie bake-off, crafts, a Santa, and guests received a CD of the brothers singing holiday songs. Over $400 was raised and more than 100 toys were collected.
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