Sigma Phi Epsilon

415 E. 12th Ave.
Emporia, KS 66801

President:
Dereck Cooper

Recruitment Chair:

Frank Cortez

Membership Costs

New Member Fee

$275

Monthly Fees (living out of house)

$161.67

Includes local/national fees

Monthly Dues (living in house)

$433.60

Includes rent, utilities, food, and local/national fees

Founding Principles

Virtue

Diligence

Brotherly Love

Philanthropies:

Big Brothers/Big Sisters

Special Olympics

Colors

Purple

Red

Flowers

Violet

Dark Red Rose

Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded in 1901 in Richmond, Virginia. Sigma Phi Epsilon is the nation's largest fraternity. For the last fifteen years, more men have joined Sigma Phi Epsilon than any other college fraternity.  Nationwide, the fraternity boasts 13,500 undergraduate members in 259 chapters and over 230,000 intiated members.

Locally, Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded in 1951 and has over 1000 members in its role book. The fraternity has three cardinal principles: Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. The cardinal principles are used as the foundation for personal growth to better prepare each member for the challenges of everyday life. Sigma Phi Epsilon boasts programs set up for the development of leadership skills, as well as academic and social achievement.

During the year, Sigma Phi Epsilon participates in many activities. These include community service projects such as Teeter Totter for the Child Development Center, Blood Mobile, Relay for Life, volunteering for Muscular Dystrophy Association, Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Emporia, school events, and intramural sports. Our regional conference and annual leadership seminars help us to gain insight to improve ourselves and our fraternity. Social activities include our annual Western Party and the Golden Hearts Ball.

Kansas Epsilon Chapter Website

National SigEp Website