The Record Online » Chapter Installations http://saerecord.net The Record of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, published since 1880 Fri, 09 Sep 2011 19:56:53 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 Chapter Installations: Fall/Winter 2010 http://saerecord.net/2011/02/chapter-installations-fallwinter-2010/ http://saerecord.net/2011/02/chapter-installations-fallwinter-2010/#comments Tue, 15 Feb 2011 20:24:13 +0000 Editor http://saerecord.net/?p=895 AppalachianState

Appalachian State University (North Carolina Epsilon)

Colonization Date: October 26, 2008
Installation Date: February 2, 2010
Location: Boone, North Carolina
Institution Founded: 1899
Student Population: 16,968
Chapter Size: 45

Campus Tidbit:
Appalachian State University has one of the highest elevations of any university in the United States east of the Mississippi River, at 3,333 feet. As a result, students at ASU enjoy a variety of outdoor activities. The mountains offer snowboarding, skiing, tubing, rock climbing, hiking, rafting, camping and fishing on and around the famous Blue Ridge Parkway.

Founding Fathers:
John Bradley
Thomas Brigman
Clinton Calloway
Adam Cardwell
Carson Cole
Jacob Cooper
John Coudriet
David Deboer
Corey Eckerd
Kyle Ginthner
Shane Gragg
Alex Hall
Brian Harbour
Kader Joseph
Giancarlo Lookman
Wilson McGuire
Matthew Moseley
Christian Noble
Robert Nosek
Michael Oxendine
Eric Pan
Jon Riley
John Sawyer
Jonathan Sommer
Carroll Strong
Bryan Terry
Eric Thompson
William Totten
John Triece
Matthew Vincent
Kyle Von Linden

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Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis,
Indiana Iota-Pi

IUPUI
Colonized: February 5, 2005

Installed: November 1, 2008

Current chapter size: 15 actives, 7 pledges

Founding Fathers:

  • Brett M. Barnes
    Kyle L. Bisdorf
    David B. Butz
    Alexander J. Bova
    Bryan T. Brown
    Francesco Cardelli
    Trevor K. Ciboch
    Benjamin A. Coram
    Jonathan Egger
  • Richard B. Juergens III
    Dustin V. Klingler
    Brian P. LaBlonde
    Derek C. Lee
    T.J. McColley
    Jason R. Moor
    Litha S. Msikinya
    Adam L. Mullis
    Nicholas E. Musselwhite
  • Stephen M. Oetting
    Jarrod E. Otter
    Bernard A. Reed
    Pich Seekaew
    Nicholas R. Sutton
    Sean G. Wells
    Derek M. Wilhite
    Adviser: Dan Maxwell
  •  

Campus Snapshot: Located in Indianapolis, Indiana. Founded in 1969 in a school merger. Approximately 30,000 students.

Chapter Snapshot: The men of Indiana Iota-Pi have been well-known on campus for their involvement in many aspects of campus life. Brothers participate in organizations as varied as United Student Government, science club, intramural sports and the Inter-Fraternity Council. The chapter was also recognized by the university as the best philanthropic organization on campus for its efforts in 2008 and was named Greek Organization of the Month for January 2008. The men are also very active with other campus initiatives, including United Way Day of Caring, the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service and Rebuilding the Wall, which builds housing for low-income families.

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