Sigma Chi Fraternity
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Sigma Chi Fraternity Offers Alumni Leadership Training
Sigma Chi Fraternity is now providing alumni and undergraduates brothers the opportunity to take part in multiple leadership training opportunities. Sigma Chi Learning Consortium The Sigma Chi Learning Consortium offers online content to help members foster leadership skills, build character and promote positive relationships. The Fraternity has partnered with best-selling authors, career authorities and thought […]
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Sigs Gather in Florida for Annual Luncheon
We had another wonderful gathering of brothers and sweethearts on February 9th hosted by Eric Morgan ’95 at his Club at the Strand in Naples, FL. The brothers present represented every decade from the fifties to the current one, as Delta Delta’s Consul and Pro Consul, David Kolssak ’25 and Carter Fernandez ’25, were also […]
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Paul Hoffman ‘47 Overlooked Sig All American
I wonder how many Sigs, who attend Purdue basketball games, recognize that the #32 banner hanging from Mackey Arena’s rafters represents the accomplishments of All-American Paul Hoffman ’47, Delta Delta’s first brother to earn these honors. Early Indiana Basketball Standout “Until Oscar Robertson came along in Indianapolis, I always considered Paul Hoffman the greatest high […]
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Era of the Transformational Leader
Remarks by Grand Consul Sanderson on Sigma Chi’s Strategic Plan Earlier this summer, I had the privilege to address the members of the Grand Council and unveil Sigma Chi’s first long-range strategic plan in several decades. At the beginning of my service as Grand Consul I recognized that Sigma Chi needed a plan, and I […]
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Ordeal Did Not Define Him
Richard (Dick) Hall ’57 entered chapter eternal on May 20, 2022. Brother Hall was 87. Bernie Sergesketter ’58 noted, “Dick graduated from Purdue in 1957 and was Consul of the Chapter his senior year. After his tour in the Navy, and mine in the Army, we roomed together along with a Purdue Kappa Sig Ken […]
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McNeely ’67 Created Lafayette Landmark
Richard “Dick” McNeely ’67 used his welding skills and creative nature to design and build unique sculptures. His most prominent is the large structure called “Ouabache” that sits on a rise on the east side of the Harrison Street bridge in Lafayette, IN, near the Wabash River. Ouabache Takes Shape In 1976, the $7,000 sculpture […]