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The men of the Indiana Zeta chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon welcome you to our chapter website. If you have any questions or comments regarding the website, please head to the contact page.

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A little bit about SigEp, Indiana Zeta

SigEp is currently the largest greek organization on Valparaiso University's campus. We are consistently the top fraternity in terms of collective GPA, and we have won six out of the last seven Valparaiso Intramural Championships.

We are dedicated to promoting the ideals of sound mind and sound body. By fostering an environment that promotes higher education and fraternalism, we believe that men are made better by joining our fraternity.

If you are interested in learning more about SigEp, please visit the about section of the site.  If you are interested in joining our fraternity, please visit the recruitment page.  Also check out the photo galleries and list of current active brothers.


News

Sig Eps regulars on the Greek Award's podium
April 29, 2008

Posted by Dustin Lawrence

There were a plethora of awards handed out to the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon at VU's 2008 Greek Awards. In total, Sig Eps took seven of twelve potential awards handed out that Monday night. The Indiana Zeta chapter as a whole received four awards; Fall grades, Spring grades, Outstanding Chapter Programming and the esteemed President's Award of Excellence, which is given to the overall highest achieving fraternity. Sig Ep also took a majority of the individual awards. Robby Pampel received the highly regarded Greek Man of the Year Award. Matt Riley and James Crowley were also individually lauded, with Matt receiving the Safe Man of the Year Award and Crowley taking the Dr. Alan Harre Civic Engagement Award.

To see other awards that Indiana Zeta and individual Sig Eps have won in past years, visit the awards page.

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Songfest 2008
April 27, 2008

Posted by Jay Strybis

Indiana Zeta did it country this year.  We had a lot of fun putting together our show for this year and ended up taking second place in the Men's Division while winning the Overall Most Creative Award.

As soon as the video is edited, we'll post a link here.

Heart to heart to all the dudes who helped put it together this year, especially Tyler Schofield, Robby Pampel and Geoff Yates.  Thanks to the guys who helped in the band too: James Nagel, Alex Marque and John Williamson.

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Alumni Page and Forum
April 13, 2008

Posted by Jay Strybis

The alumni page has been updated with a little more information about our alumni accounts process.

Basically how it works is this:
If you are an alumni of our chapter, you can click this link and signup.  Your account will then be in limbo while we confirm that you are actually an Indiana Zeta alumnus.  Our Alumni chair will verify your standing and confirm your account, and you will receive an email notifying you that your account has been confirmed.

One of the benefits of having an alumni account is that you will have access to the private sections of the site.  We have just added a private message forum for actives and alumni to interact.  You can also comment on news, send private messages to all actives and alumni, and you can have access to contact information for all actives and alumni.

We plugged the website quite a bit in our most recent newsletter, and we've been getting a steady stream of SigEps signing up since then.

Thanks to all of our alumni who are signing up, and we look forward to hearing from more.

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Geoff Yates Going to Ruck Leadership Institute
April 07, 2008

Posted by Jay Strybis

The chapter would like to announce and give congratulations to Sophomore Geoff Yates.  He has been selected as one of the lucky undergraduate members of Sigma Phi Epsilon who get to attend Ruck Leadership Institute.

Ruck is basically SigEp's Top Gun.  The national fraternity selects some of the nation's top members and sends them to the College of William and Mary, the birthplace of the American College Fraternity, to develop their personal leadership and mentoring skills.

Geoff is a sophomore Mechanical Engineering student.  He works as an Ambassador in Admissions for Valparaiso's Admissions Office, is a member of Valparaiso's Ultimate Frisbee team and drives a 1970 Chevelle.

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Spring 2008 Newsletter
April 03, 2008

Posted by Jay Strybis

A big heart to heart goes out to Dustin Lawrence and Brian Keller for taking charge and putting together the newsletter.

You can download it here.

Alumni and all of the actives' parents should have received a copy of it in the mail already, but if you haven't, get in contact with Dustin Lawrence.

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