Michael Dunn, UTAH STATE 1976, was a friend and mentor
As Sigma Chis and staff members at the Fraternity’s International Headquarters in Evanston, Ill., mourn the sudden passing of Executive Director and Order of Constantine Sig Michael H. Dunn, UTAH STATE 1976, they are reminded of the impact that he had on a countless number of people. As the executive director of Headquarters for nearly […]
Sigs donate nearly $500,000 to Huntsman Cancer Institute
In just one year, Sigma Chis donated $489,114.59 toward research efforts at the organization’s preferred philanthropy, Huntsman Cancer Institute (HCI) in Salt Lake City. The figure is roughly one-third of the Fraternity’s lifetime giving to HCI, with which it partnered in 2005. While colleges and universities were in session during 2013, undergraduates used the […]
2014 Horizons Now Accepting Applications
Sigma Chi International Headquarters is now accepting applications from those who would like to attend the 2014 Horizons leadership development program. To be eligible to participate in Horizons, prospective participants must be undergraduate brothers with at least two years of academic eligibility remaining. Headquarters will accept applications until Feb. 4, 2014, and applicants will hear […]
Crossroads Ready to Test at Five Chapters
The Sigma Chi Crossroads/Choices committee, led by Tom Wimberly, GEORGIA SOUTHERN 1978, met in December to finalize the Crossroads curriculum as the Fraternity prepares to take its newest drug and alcohol program on the road. Crossroads is replacing Choices as Sigma Chi’s premiere drug and alcohol education workshop. The new program proceeds from Choices’ model […]
Recognizing Men of Outstanding Character
Each quarter, the Fraternity honors one of its brothers with the Mark V. Anderson Character-in-Action™ Leadership Award. Endowed in perpetuity by a grant from the Krach Family Foundation and featured in each issue of The Magazine of Sigma Chi, the award recognizes a member who displays good character and leads through integrity by donating his time […]
