After receiving an award for my outstanding support of Ball State’s Greek community on Sunday night (which is one of the most amazing honors any undergraduate fraternity brother/fraternity alumnus could ever have!!), I’m proud to say all of the above:
Now more than ever, I’m proud to be Greek.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to be a Sigma Chi.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to be a positive inspiration & role model to other Greek men & women.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to be a steadfast supporter, advocate & enthusiast of Ball State’s Greek community.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to be such a honor & credit to Epsilon Omega Chapter, Sigma Chi Fraternity, Ball State University & Ball State’s Greek community, showcasing my chapter & Sigma Chi (among many others) in a positive, enriching, powerful & inspiring way.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to say that I’m a fraternity man who is sincerely & wholeheartedly committed to living Sigma Chi’s values of friendship, justice & learning in all that he does.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to say that I’m a fraternity man who reflects Sigma Chi’s core values in a positive, enriching, powerful & inspiring way to Greeks & non-Greeks alike.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to say that I’m a fraternity man who doesn’t just meet expectations – he also finds ways to surpass/exceed them as well.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to say that I’m a fraternity man who continually does his part to be a Man of Good Character.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to say that I’m a fraternity man who strives to better his chapter, Sigma Chi Fraternity & Ball State’s Greek community out of the goodness of my heart.
Now more than ever, I’m proud to say that Sigma Chi has shaped me into a stronger leader, contributor, difference-maker & above all, a stronger man.
And now more than ever, my award for my outstanding support of Ball State’s Greek community reaffirms my lifelong commitment to Sigma Chi & Ball State Greek Life (among others).




