Brothers,
I wanted to share with you all some exciting news out of the Beta-Delta Chapter. Each year, Virginia Tech's fraternity and sorority life office holds an awards banquet to recognize chapters and individuals in the Greek community for their contributions to their chapters, community, and peers. This year, we came away with three awards! As a chapter, we received Outstanding Risk Management Program of the Year, our current Vice Chief Engineer, Aaron Morris, received the Paige M. Neubauer Outstanding Fraternity New Member award, and our previous Chief Engineer, Christian Wiskur,… Read More +
On Saturday the 21st, we split into three groups and headed off to the three Courage Connection properties in the Urbana-Champaign area. There were a number of houses in Champaign, an administrative building in Urbana, and a retail store in Urbana. At the Champaign property, we did general cleaning and maintenance for the houses and their yards. Brothers cleaned all the windows, inside and out; picked up plastic, cigarette butts and other trash lying about; swept the patios and porches; cleaned play equipment and the sides of the houses; as… Read More +
Jason Renner, class of ’99, was the first in his family to go to college. He felt that being a “first generation college student” eased the pressure from his family to maintain certain grades or choose a specific career path. Ultimately, he decided to pursue engineering, and paid his own way through his time at Trine University, working about 20 hours per week.
Renner joined Sigma Phi Delta after he became friends with a few brothers in his freshman year engineering class. Due to his family background, he didn’t have prior exposure to anything engineering related, and Sigma Phi Delta provided… Read More +
Check out some old photos submitted by Paul Buck '72 (Rho Chapter) in OUR PHOTO ALBUMS. You can submit your photos HERE or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
At 91 years old, Henry “Harry” Vogel’s (Theta Chapter, University of British Columbia) Sigma Phi Delta days were very long ago, but that doesn’t mean he has forgotten about them. We caught up with Harry from his home in Courtenay B.C., Canada. He was kind enough to answer a few questions about his time at Sigma Phi Delta and share his story with us in his own words.
Find out what advice Harry has for young engineers.
For Raymond Waszkowski ’67 (Iota Chapter), the Sigma Phi Delta experience didn’t end at graduation. His fraternity connections came in to play at a critical time in his career, and now, nearly 50 years later, he’s still celebrating the lifelong benefits of membership in our Fraternity—most recently at a reunion with 20 fellow alumni in Marco Island, Fla. this past April.
Learn how Sigma Phi Delta changed his life.
The past decade has been one of tremendous success for Sigma Phi Delta, thanks to our devoted alumni who continue to support our efforts. We’ve grown from just eight active chapters in 2000 to 25 today.
Will we reach another major milestone this fall?
Congratulations to Beta Omicron Chapter of Sigma Phi Delta (University of Missouri) for receiving the 2015-2016 Efficiency Contest Award.
In celebration of this achievement, they held a pizza party on September 19.
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our dear Brother William J. Reinert on Saturday, August 27, 2016.
Brother Reinert joined Sigma Phi Delta in 1955 and graduated from Delta Chapter at the University of Illinois in 1957.
Over the years, Bill made numerous contributions to the success of the fraternity. He served as the 9th Grand President of Sigma Phi Delta from 1982 until 1988, then served a final term as Grand President from 1990 to 1991. During his time as Grand President, he resisted numerous merger overtures from rival fraternities, helped establish Phi Chapter at South Dakota State University and took part in the installation of Upsilon Chapter at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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