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Diversity an asset for SigEp chapter
Corey Perry's race was far from his mind when he was elected president of his fraternity last semester. But his election to the top leadership spot for an Interfraternity Council group represents one of the first times a black man has led the group of eight fraternities nearly wholly dominated by white members.
Tennessee Kappa Alumnus Elected to State Senate
Tennessee Kappa alumnus Lowe Finney ('98) has won in the District 27 Tennessee Senate race. Brother Finney becomes the first chapter alumnus to serve in the state legislature. The 31-year old Dresden, Tenn. native won in two of the three counties represented by the 27th District.
SigEp takes first in grades with a 3.15 GPA
The Brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon earned the title of "Best in Grades" for Spring 2006 by raising their GPA from a 2.98 to a 3.15. The honor comes from a great deal of hard work on every brother's part and a 2005 Academic Standards resolution which raised the minimum required GPA from 2.25 to 2.50, with all brothers striving to maintain a 3.15.
SigEp honors Balanced Man Scholarship recipient
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity hosted the 12th annual Balanced Man Scholarship Presentation on Aug. 28, awarding $2,500 in scholarships to incoming freshmen. Winners of these awards exhibited exceptional traits exemplary of scholars, leaders, athletes and gentlemen, based on their submitted résumés and personal interviews, as well as recommendations by public figures of the UTM campus based on merit. Three awards were presented to freshmen males. The fraternity awarded the Balanced Man Scholarship, a $2,000 scholarship, to Lucas Wilmore of Franklin.
SigEp shares holiday spirit at Third Annual Youth Villages Christmas party
The brothers of the Tennessee Kappa Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon and sisters of Alpha Delta Pi sorority recently participated in the annual Youth Villages Christmas party.
SigEp crowned back-to-back Trivia Bowl Champions
The Tennessee Kappa chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity at the University of Tennessee at Martin took home first place in Tuesday’s 2005 UTM Trivia Bowl Championship.
Sigma Phi Epsilon and YouthAIDS announce 10-year partnership
Sigma Phi Epsilon, the world's largest fraternal organization, and YouthAIDS, a global initiative dedicated to preventing the spread of HIV/AIDS among the world's youth, today announced a 10-year renewed partnership to increase HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention efforts on college campuses across the U.S.
SigEp rewards the Balanced Men of the Class of 2009
The brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity at the University of Tennessee at Martin awarded $2,500 in scholarships to incoming freshmen as part of their annual Balanced Man Scholarship Awards Banquet.
Tennessee Kappa wins All-Sing Best of Show
The Brothers of Tennessee Kappa showed this week that it takes just a bit more to be a scholar, leader, athlete and gentleman. It also helps to be able to carry a tune.
SigEp celebrates ten years of being chartered with family and friends
The Tennessee Kappa Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon hosted the tenth annual Family Day on April 9, 2004. This event for family and alumni of the Tennessee Kappa chapter was special to the chapter this year as they celebrated their 10th year of being chartered at UT Martin.
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