RIP Sig Ep
by: LtLast week they pled guilty and took a plea bargain to get a shortened suspension. Earliest they can petition to return is 2023.
#11by: Wtf
When will nationals realize they can no longer advertise themselves as a social fraternity? Either revert changes or quit acting like something they’re not. Kids don’t go to an SEC school and join a social fraternity to do the balanced man program and have dry housing. They’re delusional. 😭🤣
#14by: Alum
The Alumni Advisory Committee (AAC) has addressed the chapter body and provided the ultimatum that TN Alpha is going to provide the proper SigEp experience through full implementation of the Balanced Man Program and those not on board should leave on their own or they will be removed.
#16by: Ok
It is inconceivable to me why anybody would want to join SigEp the way its nationals currently operate. This is sad because SigEp has such a well known name and history.
I’ve known a few friends and family members who joined SigEp at other colleges, and most of them have complained about all of these things and several have dropped as a result. In fact, the only person I know who enjoyed his time in SigEp (at another school) openly admitted that he loved it because it was "different" and not like other fraternities (specifically no pledging). And he's a great dude, just not a traditional fraternity kinda guy. But how can you advertise yourself as a social fraternity when you literally aren't allowed to any of the things that are the bread and butter of what being in Greek life is all about.
#17by: IT
#19by: frexit
They should make a clean break and go independent of nationals. Instead of paying ridiculous amounts of money every year for headquarters' plush salaries and vacations, they could spend it on providing an excellent student experience and alumni network.
Only other option is the one they've recently been forced on to, and that's no pledging, no drinking, paying for a nanny narc to live in the house, and being tracked on their phones through the Balanced Men program
#20by: Rush Fiji
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by: RD
Over the last year, after a number of years of witnessing increasingly risky behavior and adamant refusals by the undergrads to change their ways, the Sigma Phi Epsilon national fraternity, with the consent of the TN Alpha Alumni and Volunteer Corporation (AVC) Board, decided to appoint an Alumni Advisory Committee (AAC) to oversee the operations of our chapter and conduct a membership review of the members. A membership review is a process by which a group of alumni interview the current brothers and attempt to identify those who have the desire to be a part of a chapter that would aspire to the ideals of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Those that don’t wish to go through the process or are rejected are free to immediately join a fraternity that might be more appropriate to the experience that they seek. SigEp HQ would have liked nothing more than to have avoided this membership review – in the end it is an action of last resort, taken only when all other efforts to guide the chapter in improving its operations over several years had failed. On the surface, the chapter has seemed strong over the last decade, with an 10-year average of 100+ members and a good GPA. However there are numerous underlying problems that imperiled the future of SigEp at the University of Tennessee, so the National staff took action in partnership with campus professionals.