Donor Spotlight: Michael Relf (South Dakota State ’88)
Sigma Alpha Epsilon depends on your generosity to elevate our members’ experience to the highest levels—learning how to become True Gentlemen and taking that knowledge out into the world. We want to highlight just one of our many donors who support this organization. Michael Relf is a member of the South Dakota Theta chapter at […]
Donor Spotlight: Lloyd Everson (North Dakota ’65)
Sigma Alpha Epsilon depends on your generosity to elevate our members’ experience to the highest levels—learning how to become True Gentlemen and taking that knowledge out into the world. We want to highlight just one of our many donors who support this organization. Lloyd Everson is a member of the North Dakota Alpha chapter at […]
Donor Spotlight: James X. Balandrán (Texas-Dallas ‘10)
Sigma Alpha Epsilon depends on your generosity to elevate our members’ experience to the highest levels—learning how to become True Gentlemen and taking that knowledge out into the world. We want to highlight just one of our many donors who support this organization. James Balandrán is the 2021 March to the Madness MVP, making the […]
Donor Spotlight: Lon Deckard (Kentucky ’69)
Sigma Alpha Epsilon depends on your generosity to elevate our members’ experience to the highest levels—learning how to become True Gentlemen and taking that knowledge out into the world. We want to highlight just one of our many donors who support this organization. Lon Deckard is a member of the Kentucky Epsilon chapter at the […]
NIC hosts Town Hall, shares resources
On March 9, 2021, the North American Interfraternity Council (NIC) hosted a Town Hall following two student deaths, both allegedly related to fraternity hazing activities. While these tragedies do not involve Sigma Alpha Epsilon, let us take this time to grieve for these young men, their families, and our interfraternal friends and reflect upon how […]
Women’s History Month 2021
March is Women’s History Month, a time to commemorate and encourage the study, observance, and celebration of the vital role women have played throughout American history. Although Sigma Alpha Epsilon is a men’s organization, there have been many significant women in our history, the most famous perhaps being Lucy Pattie. The Pattie family members were […]
Staff member recognized by National Eagle Scout Association
Spencer Long (Central Michigan ’08) received the NESA Outstanding Eagle Scout Award (NOESA) from the National Eagle Scout Association. The NOESA is an award of the Boy Scouts of America, recognizing Eagle Scouts that have demonstrated outstanding service at the local, state, regional, or national levels and voluntarily share their talents with their communities. Only […]
Hidden History: Tiffany Windows at Levere Memorial Temple
Editor’s Note: This article by Kristen Gwinn-Becker was first published by HistoryIT and can be viewed here. On August 2019, HistoryIT began a fascinating project with Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) Fraternity. SAE’s national headquarters is housed in the Levere Memorial Temple in Evanston, Illinois. The building is first and foremost a memorial to SAE members who […]
Former staff member completes production milestone
James Irwin (Nicholls State ’05) achieved the Pacesetter First 40 award from Northwestern Mutual, where he serves as a Financial Representative in Schaumburg, IL. The Pacesetter First 40 honors Financial Representatives who set 40 clients on the path to achieving financial security during their first six months in the business through the issuance of life, disability […]
Alum honored with Pillar of the Profession
Daniel Maxwell (Syracuse ’86) was honored with the Pillar of the Profession Award by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA). He currently serves as Associate Vice Chancellor/Associate Vice President for Student Affairs at the University of Houston system. Each year, NASPA awards the Pillar of the Profession to distinguished individuals who have served […]
