Steve Saltzman receives Merit Key
Steve Saltzman (Pennsylvania ’85) is the most recent recipient of the Merit Key, the second-highest recognition Sigma Alpha Epsilon can bestow on an alumnus. The award is reserved for those who demonstrate significant service and loyalty to the Fraternity on national, regional and local levels. Saltzman has been actively involved with the Pennsylvania Theta chapter […]
Alum named Best Event Planner
Amos Gott (Western Kentucky ’90) and his company, Amos Events, were recently awarded Best Event Planner in Nashville Scene’s Best of Nashville 2020 awards. Amos was also named one of the most influential event professionals by BizBash, North America’s number one source of ideas, news and resources for event and meeting professionals. The 2020 BizBash 500 distinction recognizes behind-the-scenes […]
Episode 9: Real Talk
The ninth episode of TG Talk features songwriter, entrepreneur, and SAE alumnus, Jimmy Dunne (Kentucky ’77). Let’s get real. What you think post-graduation life will be like may not be a reality. Don’t worry; we enlisted Jimmy to tell us the truth about what really happens after graduation. Have you ever scaled a wall to […]
Four installations in 48 hours
For the 2019-2021 biennium, the Supreme Council set to establish 20 new colonies. On Sunday, November 15, 2020, groups were reestablished at the University of New Mexico (New Mexico Tau) and California State University – Long Beach (California Lambda). On Monday, November 16, 2020, a new group was established at the University of North Carolina […]
Bob Gasser receives Merit Key
Bob Gasser (Michigan State ’57) is the most recent recipient of the Merit Key, the second-highest recognition Sigma Alpha Epsilon can bestow on an alumnus. The award is reserved for those who demonstrate significant service and loyalty to the Fraternity on national, regional and local levels. Gasser was the co-chairman and instrumental in the success […]
Episode 8: Spring Planning Talk
The eighth episode of TG Talk features Eminent Supreme Recorder, Chris Hancock (Indiana State ’96). Chris speaks about officer transitions, what current officers can do to prepare for them, and planning for the spring term. Additionally, we discuss adjusting goals to be COVID compliant and available resources to consider. Listen to Episode 8 on Spotify, Apple […]
Alum turns passion for video games into career
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by San Diego State University/Fowler College of Business and can be viewed here. “I grew up with two passions: gaming and basketball,” said Justin Taylor [California Theta] who graduated with a marketing degree from the Fowler College of Business at San Diego State University in 2005. Throughout his career, […]
Alum serves as election judge
Editor’s Note: This article was written for Forbes by SAE staff member Spencer Long [Central Michigan ’08]. The original can be viewed here. A fitness instructor, an author, a pastor, a web developer, a higher education professional, and two high school juniors walk into a polling place. What sounds like the start of a cheesy joke […]
Accepting National Ambassador Applications
Sigma Alpha Epsilon is now accepting applications for our 2021 National Ambassador Program. The National Ambassador Program provides support for all educational events and Fraternity Service Center departments. Members selected to be an ambassador will bond with their fellow ambassadors by taking part in brotherhood building, professional growth, and personal development programming. At all programs, […]
Donor Spotlight: Phoenix Circle
Sigma Alpha Epsilon depends on your generosity to elevate our members’ experiences to the highest levels—learning how to become True Gentlemen and taking that knowledge out into the world. We want to highlight three of our youngest donors who support this organization. Earlier this year, the SAE Foundation updated our giving society for recurring donors, […]
