Alcala Yearbook 2004

Sigma Phi Epsilon stands for high ideals to be sought after and served. As brothers, we un– derstand that each man is respon– sible to the larger community out– side of the fraternity. Throughout the year, SigEp has demonstrated that we are dedicated leaders of the University and also devoted members of our fraternity. We won the Dean's Trophy in the

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fa ll semester for achi eving excellence in academics, community service, campus involvement, as well as in our social events. One of our more exciting community service events was the Breastival, whi ch raised awareness about breast cancer. We place much importance on our fraternity's concept of brotherhood and we never leave a brother behind. We arranged many events throughout the semester: date dashes, exchanges with sororities, bonfires, retreats, semiformal dances, and our big formal dance in Las Vegas BABY!!! Sigma Phi Epsi lon is active and visible on campus. With thesupportof strong a lumni, our advisor Mark Peters, and a ll the active brothers, we know we can continue to be a dedicated and energetic fraternity.

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