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 '''Sigma Phi Epsilon''', Phi chapter, is one of the fraternities recognized by the Interfraternity Council. The chapter currently occupies a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that is identifiable by its red doors. The fraternity more commonly goes by its nickname [[Sig Ep]].
-The chapter earned a 5 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating in spring 2013 and received a Special Achievement in Philanthropy award for their philanthropy actions taking place that year, which superseded that of every other chapter.
+The chapter earned a 5 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating in spring 2013 and received a Special Achievement in Philanthropy award for their philanthropy actions taking place that year, which exceeded that of every other chapter.
 The chapter earned a 4 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating in spring 2012 and earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and academics (presented to chapters that have an average GPA above 3.4).

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 '''Sigma Phi Epsilon''', Phi chapter, is one of the fraternities recognized by the Interfraternity Council. The chapter currently occupies a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that is identifiable by its red doors. The fraternity more commonly goes by its nickname [[Sig Ep]].

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 '''Sigma Phi Epsilon''', Phi chapter, is one of the fraternities recognized by the Interfraternity Council. The chapter currently occupies a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that is identifiable by its red doors. The fraternity more commonly goes by its nickname [[Sig Ep]].
-The chapter earned a 5 star ALPHA Standards of Excellence rating in spring 2013 and received a Special Achievement in Philanthropy award for their philanthropy actions taking place that year, which superseded that of every other chapter.
+The chapter earned a 5 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating in spring 2013 and received a Special Achievement in Philanthropy award for their philanthropy actions taking place that year, which superseded that of every other chapter.
-The chapter earned a 4 star ALPHA Standards of Excellence rating in spring 2012 and earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and academics (presented to chapters that have an average GPA above 3.4).
+The chapter earned a 4 star [[ALPHA Standards of Excellence]] rating in spring 2012 and earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and academics (presented to chapters that have an average GPA above 3.4).
 Sig Ep has consistently been one of the top fundraisers for Relay for Life. The chapter has traditionally partnered with [[Delta Gamma]] for the event; in 2012 the team raised $5,421 and in 2013 they raised $6,104.

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 The chapter earned a 5 star ALPHA Standards of Excellence rating in spring 2013 and received a Special Achievement in Philanthropy award for their philanthropy actions taking place that year, which superseded that of every other chapter.
-The chapter earned a 4 star ALPHA Standards of Excellence rating in spring 2012 and was awarded earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and academics (presented to chapters that have an average GPA above 3.4).
+The chapter earned a 4 star ALPHA Standards of Excellence rating in spring 2012 and earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and academics (presented to chapters that have an average GPA above 3.4).
 Sig Ep has consistently been one of the top fundraisers for Relay for Life. The chapter has traditionally partnered with [[Delta Gamma]] for the event; in 2012 the team raised $5,421 and in 2013 they raised $6,104.

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 The chapter earned a 4 star ALPHA Standards of Excellence rating in spring 2012 and was awarded earned achievement awards in philanthropy (presented to chapters that raise over $60 per member), community service (presented to chapters that complete over 20 service hours per member), and academics (presented to chapters that have an average GPA above 3.4).
-Sig Ep has consistently been one of the top fundraisers for Relay for Life. The chapter has traditionally partnered with [[DG]] for the event; in 2012 the team raised $5,421 and in 2013 they raised $6,104.
+Sig Ep has consistently been one of the top fundraisers for Relay for Life. The chapter has traditionally partnered with [[Delta Gamma]] for the event; in 2012 the team raised $5,421 and in 2013 they raised $6,104.
 ==Service & Philanthropy==

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-The Columbia chapter has a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that is identifiable by its red doors.
+'''Sigma Phi Epsilon''', Phi chapter, is one of the fraternities recognized by the Interfraternity Council. The chapter currently occupies a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that is identifiable by its red doors. The fraternity more commonly goes by its nickname [[Sig Ep]].
 ==Service & Philanthropy==
-Every year Sig Ep hosts two “Red Parties” to raise funds for '''YouthAIDS'''. YouthAIDS is an HIV/AIDS fundraising and awareness campaign of PSI targeting young people aged 15-24. These events are tremendously successful; the fraternity raises  upwards of $2000 for the cause with the support of hundreds of Columbia students.
+==About Sig Ep==
+The fraternity operates operates the "Balanced Man Program" and scholarship, which is based on being a Gentleman, Athlete, Leader, and Scholar. The NY Phi chapter consists of approximately 60 Brothers. Brothers are involved in [[CCSC]], [[ESC]], [[University Senate]], [[Crew|rowing]], [[rugby]], [[soccer]], [[football]], [[tennis]], and, most recently, [[Squash|varsity squash]]. Nationally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest Fraternity, and has the highest GPA of any national fraternity.

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 '''Sigma Phi Epsilon''' is a fraternity at Columbia that is often known as '''SigEp'''. It operates the "Balanced Man Program" and scholarship, which is based on being a Gentleman, Athlete, Leader, and Scholar. The NY Phi chapter consists of approximately 60 Brothers. Brothers are involved in [[CCSC]], [[ESC]], [[University Senate]], [[Crew|rowing]], [[rugby]], [[soccer]], [[football]], [[tennis]], and, most recently, [[Squash|varsity squash]]. Nationally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest Fraternity, and has the highest GPA of any national fraternity.
-The Columbia chapter has a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam).
+The Columbia chapter has a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that is identifiable by its red doors.
 ==Service & Philanthropy==

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	'''Sigma Phi Epsilon''' is a fraternity at Columbia that is often known as '''SigEp'''. It operates the "Balanced Man Program" and scholarship, which is based on being a Gentleman, Athlete, Leader, and Scholar. The NY Phi chapter consists of approximately 60 Brothers. Brothers are involved in [[CCSC]], [[ESC]], [[University Senate]], [[Crew\|rowing]], [[rugby]], [[soccer]], [[football]], [[tennis]], and, most recently, [[Squash\|varsity squash]]. Nationally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest Fraternity, and has the highest GPA of any national fraternity.		'''Sigma Phi Epsilon''' is a fraternity at Columbia that is often known as '''SigEp'''. It operates the "Balanced Man Program" and scholarship, which is based on being a Gentleman, Athlete, Leader, and Scholar. The NY Phi chapter consists of approximately 60 Brothers. Brothers are involved in [[CCSC]], [[ESC]], [[University Senate]], [[Crew\|rowing]], [[rugby]], [[soccer]], [[football]], [[tennis]], and, most recently, [[Squash\|varsity squash]]. Nationally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest Fraternity, and has the highest GPA of any national fraternity.

−	The Columbia chapter ~~had~~ a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that ~~was identifiable by its red doors~~.	+	The Columbia chapter has a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam).
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		+	==Service & Philanthropy==
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		+	Every year Sig Ep hosts two “Red Parties” to raise funds for '''YouthAIDS'''. YouthAIDS is an HIV/AIDS fundraising and awareness campaign of PSI targeting young people aged 15-24. These events are tremendously successful; the fraternity raises upwards of $2000 for the cause with the support of hundreds of Columbia students.
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		+	Sig Ep at Columbia has a strong tradition of commitment to service. The chapter has worked with the Columbia administration to begin the '''Columbia Community Outreach program (CCO)'''. COO is a major annual service event for the entire undergraduate community that incorporates dozens of service projects throughout the city. Sig Ep also regularly participates in '''Relay for Life''', a day of community activities and games dedicated to funding cancer research. The Columbia chapter has raised over $5,000 in past years.
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		+	Sig Ep also works various other philanthropic endeavors throughout the year. In the 2012-2013 academic year, the chapter supported Engineers Without Borders, several New York area pre-schools, New York Cares, the Hunger Project, and the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

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 ==External Links==
-*[http://www.wikileaks.org/wiki/The_secret_Ritual_of_Sigma_Chi,_2002 Secret ritual of Sigma Phi Epsilon, via Wikileaks]
+*[http://blogs.cuit.columbia.edu/cugreeklife/ Columbia Greek Life Website]
 {{Greek}}
 [[Category:Fraternities]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 06:37, 25 April 2013
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	'''Sigma Phi Epsilon''' is a fraternity at Columbia that is often known as '''SigEp'''. It operates the "Balanced Man Program" and scholarship, which is based on being a Gentleman, Athlete, Leader, and Scholar. The NY Phi chapter consists of approximately 60 Brothers. Brothers are involved in [[CCSC]], [[ESC]], [[University Senate]], [[Crew\|rowing]], [[rugby]], [[soccer]], [[football]], [[tennis]], and, most recently, [[Squash\|varsity squash]]. Nationally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest Fraternity, and has the highest GPA of any national fraternity.		'''Sigma Phi Epsilon''' is a fraternity at Columbia that is often known as '''SigEp'''. It operates the "Balanced Man Program" and scholarship, which is based on being a Gentleman, Athlete, Leader, and Scholar. The NY Phi chapter consists of approximately 60 Brothers. Brothers are involved in [[CCSC]], [[ESC]], [[University Senate]], [[Crew\|rowing]], [[rugby]], [[soccer]], [[football]], [[tennis]], and, most recently, [[Squash\|varsity squash]]. Nationally, Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest Fraternity, and has the highest GPA of any national fraternity.

−	The Columbia chapter had a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that was identifiable by its red doors~~. In [[2012]], it was one of three fraternities evicted from its house by the University~~.	+	The Columbia chapter had a brownstone located on 113th St (between Broadway and Amsterdam) that was identifiable by its red doors.