A Word from the Sage:
Brooks Wildasin
Welcome! Thank you for taking the time and checking out our website. We here at Sigma Pi pride ourselves on being the most diverse fraternity at the College of William and Mary being reprsented from Russia, to Bangladesh to good ol' Texas. While we do have pride in our fraternity we also have pride in our school and are not afraid to show our Tribe Pride. In addition our chapter is involved in a plethora of philanthropy activities (such as the ARC Carnival) and always looking to create new ones ourselves (hosting the best philanthropy event on campus the Nerf Superbowl). The Alpha Eta chapter is also active on the athletic front as well, recently claiming the Fraternity Cup in Intramarul sports. However, most importantly the men of Sigma Pi pride themselves on being diligent in their studies as well upholding the values, traditions and honorable ways of Sigma Pi.
- Brooks Wildasin
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| 12/04/07: 17 Neophytes Initiated |
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The Alpha Eta chapter is proud to announce the initiation of the 17 neophytes who have made it through the pledging process. The newly initiated brothers are are from left to right: (Top) TJ Mulry, Tyler Blanchard, Lance Rohreckher, Joshua Torrez, Alex Spindel, Ryan Dwyer. (Middle) Kris Benton, Pete Deitos, James Casagrande, Ralph Corasaniti, Charles Hixon, Denny Kim, Dan Torres. (Bottom) Marshall Tuck, Brian Kirst, Bobby Coffey and Brian Apkarian. Congratulations gentlemen, we hope that your years in Sigma Pi greatly enhance your college experience! |
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| 11/25/07: New Executive Board Elected |
| With a new spring semester brings a new executive board elected last Fall. First the Alpha Eta Chapter would like to thank Erik Ahlenius, Jon Horbaly, James Garber, Steve Hobbs , JJ Regan , Gordon Auduong, Brooks Wildasin , Matt Ward, Alex Ely and Obie Boykin for the tremendous jobs they all did making it a banner year for Sigma Pi at William and Mary. The chapter looks on to move forward with their newly elected officers who are (pictured left to right): Brooks Wildasin (President), JJ Regan (Vice-President), James Casagrande (Secretary, Not Pictured), Mohammad Rahman (Herald), Matt Yates (Alumni Chair), Miles Hilder (Rush Chair), Brooks Amster (Brotherhood Chair), Doug Zimmer (Social Chair) and Ian Keene-Babcock (Philanthrophy Chair). We feel that these men will be able to carry out the continued standard of exellence we have established. |
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11/17/07: Nerf Superbowl!
The Alpha Eta Chapter of Sigma Pi was proud to have another successful Nerf Superbowl. Nerf Superbowl, quite possibly the best philanthropy even on campus, is where various sororities compete in a flat football game using a Nerf ball. This year's champions were ladies of the Kappa Alpha Theta sorority coached by Nick Bahnsen and Matt Ward. Congrats to them! The fraternity was always able to raise over $500 for the Make-a-Wish Foundation. Philanthroy Chair Obie Boykin stated that this was possibly one of the best run Nerf Superbowls during his tenure at the college.
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