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Ready to Hit the Road
This fall, as our students return to class,
the General Fraternity is pleased to welcome
two new Leadership Consultants to our ranks:
Eliott Ponte (Hartford) and David
Roberson (Baylor). With nearly a dozen
weeks of training behind them, both Eliott
and David are now ready to hit the road. However,
before they begin their journey, we thought
we would take a moment for some brief introductions.
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Does Perception
= Reality?
As I sit here today, the newest class of Leadership
Consultants will soon head out for the fall
semester. This got me thinking about just
how long I have worked on staff, and I realized
that this summer was the start of my 20th
year working for Sigma Nu. It’s hard to believe
that when I arrived here in 1987, I had a
full head of hair.
It seems like just yesterday (1985) when I
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joining either Sigma Nu or another fraternity at
the College of Charleston. Sigma Nu was the smallest
chapter and rented the smallest house on campus.
Conversely, the other was the largest chapter on
campus and owned the largest house. I recall vividly
my conversations with the officers of both chapters
as I mentioned that I was looking to join one of
these two fraternities.
The Sigma Nu Commander said that both were good
chapters, but he hoped that I would join Sigma Nu.
The President of the other fraternity said, "James,
if you join Sigma Nu, you will be the only person
of any significant worth to ever join that organization!"
I looked him straight in the eyes as I shook his
hand and said, "Adam, thank you! You have just
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General Fraternity
Staff on the Move
In addition to our two new Leadership Consultants
mentioned above, there have been several other
staffing changes in recent months we’d like
to make you aware of:
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R. Sy Hughes (Lander), former Director of Risk
Reduction, has concluded his five years of service
to the General Fraternity and now works as Assistant
Director of Alumni and Reunion Giving at Virginia
Military Institute Foundation, Inc. Sy will continue
his service to Sigma Nu Fraternity, Inc. as a volunteer,
serving as Division Commander for the following
chapters: Washington and Lee (Lambda), Virginia
Tech (Theta Xi), James Madison (Iota Delta) and
Lynchburg (Mu Chi).
Russell J. Hammond (James Madison), former
Director of Expansion, has concluded his three years
of service to the General Fraternity and now works
as a Director of Development for the Sigma Nu Educational
Foundation, Inc.
Staff
Changes
Timothy J. Braddick (Cincinnati), former
Leadership Consultant, continues his second year
on staff as our new Director of Risk Reduction.
Tim will also assume responsibility for planning
our College of Chapters and Grand Chapter conventions.
Kevin G. Coxwell (Georgia State) continues
his second year on staff and begins this academic
year as our Senior Leadership Consultant.
Christopher L. Healy (Fresno), former
Leadership Consultant, continues his second year
on staff as our new Director of Expansion.
Scott A. Smith (Central Arkansas) steps
into the new role of Associate Director of Education
while also continuing to serve as a Leadership Consultant.
Jon D. Sprenger (Drury), former Leadership
Consultant, continues his second year on staff as
our new Director of Recruitment.
Christopher M. Wetterman (Bradley),
former Leadership Consultant, continues his second
year on staff as an Expansion and Recruitment Consultant.
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