Joseph C “Sam” Cox’s experience with Sigma Phi Delta was slightly different from the rest of his brothers, as he was 38 years old when he pledged. After he retired from the army at 38, he went to study chemical engineering at the University of Illinois initially, but later changed his major and graduated with a philosophy degree. After looking into several groups, club and fraternities during the university’s Quad Day, Cox decided to join Sigma Phi Delta, simply because his age didn’t bother them. “I ran into a couple of… More Young Engineers are Benefiting from SPD, Thanks to You!
Sigma Phi Delta continues to grow. We initiated our 10,000th member this past spring, and have welcomed more than 2,000 young men into our brotherhood in just the last decade.
More and more young engineers are joining Sigma Phi Delta for the lifelong benefits of membership it offers--the same benefits that you've enjoyed as a brother:
- Support during rigorous courses and exams in a challenging major
- A social outlet during your college years
- Friendships with like-minded brothers that last long after graduation
- A network of quality engineers--now 10,000 strong--who could be your next career connection or employee
- Opportunities to reconnect with your SPD friends at frequent alumni events and reunions
Will you be a part of our continued growth as we set sights on our 20,000th initiate in the coming years? Your financial support is critical to our efforts. Click here to make your donation.
