Ethan, originally from Northern New Mexico, now resides in Southern New Mexico, where he serves as an Expansion Coordinator for the fraternity's associate chapters at Iowa State University and Chapman University. He attended New Mexico State University, earning a degree in Agricultural Business and Economics with minors in Business Administration, Management, and Marketing. Currently, he is working towards his master's degree in Public Administration with a focus on policy. During his undergraduate years, Ethan served as his chapter’s Quaestor, Pro Consul, and Consul, during which time the chapter earned the Peterson Significant Chapter Award (Gold) and set records in philanthropic giving. Ethan also dedicated his time to student government, serving as Student Body Vice President and President of his Student Senate, advocating for his peers. He had the opportunity to lobby in Washington, D.C., representing fraternity and sorority life at a national level, showcasing his commitment to promoting and preserving Greek-letter life. In recognition of his contributions, Ethan received the Province Balfour Award and his home institution's FSL Outstanding Alumni Award. With a dedication to the expansion of Sigma Chi, he strives to create a positive impact on the fraternity's future.