Mission Statement
The purpose of the Sigma Phi Sigma Alumni Association, Inc. is to work towards the continued existence
of the fraternity and to provide leadership. Build a strong network of members and connecting the
actives of the fraternity with the alumni is a priority. Maintaining a positive working relationship
with William Penn University and to enhance the image of Sigma Phi Sigma Fraternity.

Alumni Association Board of Directors:
President: Andy Davidson 92 • adavidson@dc-grimes.k12.ia.us
Vice President: Randy Smith 92 • rdkjsmith4@msn.com
Treasurer: Ross Cameron 07 • rosscamero@yahoo.com
Secretary: Jeff Beener 02 • ziggy31@uscellular.blackberry.com
National Corresponding Secretary: Doug Newcomb 97 • doug.newcomb@ngb.army.mil
Development / Alumni Relations: Jeff McNulty 97 • jeff.mcnulty@musco.com
Historian • Webmaster: Jeff MacDowell 02 • sigmaphisigma@gmail.com

Appointed Positions:
Actives Jackets Chair: Houston Norman 07 • houston@mahaska.org
Actives Liason Chair: Rob Gilliam 07 • robert.gilliam@mchsi.com
General Endowment Development Committee: Andy Davidson, Randy Smith, Ross Cameron, & Jeff McNulty
Ziggy Open Chair: Eric Winner 97 • ewinner@fliinc.net
Homecoming Tailgater Chair: Dave Alexander 02 • dave.alexander@musco.com
New Board Members: Ross Cameron, Houston Norman & Rob Gilliam

Official Stance On Fraternity House • Property Purchase
The issue of the fraternity purchasing a house for the actives has been a topic of discussion for many years. The benefits would be many. However, the reality of the large expense of such a project is a huge obstacle.

Shortly after the Sigma Phi Sigma Alumni Association was reorganized in 1992, the newly formed board of directors conducted a feasibility study, chaired by Dr. Richard Spenser, on a possible house purchase project. The report outlined all the expenses of purchasing a house, insurance, liability, upkeep, taxes, etc. It soon became clear for a small fraternity like ours purchasing a house is not a realistic project at this time. Perhaps in the future when the alumni association has established a large trust fund, endowment, or a financially secure situation, this project could be revisited. Purchasing a house could be a long-term goal. But only with the financial support of the alumni would the board vote to do so.

It was decided the best way to have a fraternity house to call our own, would be for alumni brothers to privately invest in a purchase of property and rent it to the actives with some help from the alumni association.

This decision was shared at the 35-year reunion meeting. To date no alumni has come forward to take on such a project.

1. Only the Active Brothers conduct pledging!

2. Points of Emphases:
* An academic program will be implemented during pledging
* No alcohol/drugs are permitted
* No public humiliation
* Safety is a priority

3. Alumni and pledging:
*Alumni do not run pledging!
*Alumni only have an advisory role.
* Alumni are to communicate advice and concerns through the Vice President
of the Alumni Association who is the Liaison between the Actives and the Alumni

4. The Actives Pledge Master/Vice President & the Alumni Association Vice President will give a report at the Alumni Association spring biannual meeting.