As the school year comes to a close, we would like to congratulate our 13 graduating brothers. They include Hunter Atkins, Adam Laidlow, Josh Light, Wes Hutchins, Justin Miller, Billy Mitchell, Gavin McDuff, Chris Sykes, James Bernardo, Steven Robertson, TJ Whalen, and Damon Chambers; as well as Dean Stevenson who will be receiving his Masters Degree. We are thankful for all that they have given to our chapter and their presence will be greatly missed by the brotherhood. We wish them the best of luck on their future endevours and are DAMN PROUD of all their accomplishments
Phi Sig is damn proud to announce that one of our brothers, Christopher Saccoccia will be representing and sponsored by our brotherhood in this years 2011 Homecoming Court! He exemplifies what the true meaning of being a Hokie is all about and we know he will do great job of exhibiting the values and image of Phi Sigma Kappa along the way. We congratulate Chris on this honor and wish him the best of luck.
Throughout the year, Phi Sig makes a conscious effort to improve our brotherhood internally as well as externally. This past year, the Epsilon Hexaton Chapter brotherhood was noticed and awarded by the Virginia Tech Greek community. We were honored to be presented with 3 Chapter Awards including: Outstanding Risk Management Program of the Year, Outstanding Chapter Management of the Year, & Chapter Fraternal Award. As well as chapter awards, we are damn proud to receive 2 individual awards for Greek Man of the Year in Wesley Hutchins and Outstanding Chapter President in Chris Sykes. We are very proud of our chapter’s success as a whole and look forward to improving furthermore for next year.
The Epsilon Hexaton Chapter of Virginia Tech is proud to introduce our newest brothers of Delta Nu. They include Ti Bui, Austin Burnett, Ryan Finnegan, Thomas Lawler, Ian Le, Patrick McMinn, and Lawrence Osborne. The chapter looks forward to the contributions and personalities that they will bring to the brotherhood. They are congratulated on their performance throughout their new member education process and were successfully initiated on April 17, 2011.
Yesterday, April 4th, was the opening ceremony for the 2nd Annual Phi Sig Olympics. We had over 420 girls from various sororities out for our cookout, flag competition, and guest speakers from Special Olympics. Last year, our chapter made the single largest donation to Special Olympics of Virginia and are hoping to continue with that same goal, but hopefully this years donation will be even larger. Check the Phi Sig Olympics tab at the top of the page for more information pertaining to our chapter’s annual philanthropy.
At the 2nd Annual Polar Plunge, held today in Radford, Virginia, Phi Sig made a plunge into the freezing New River in order to help raise money for our national philanthropy, Special Olympics. Phi Sig came away from this event placing first for raising over $2,500 from both brothers, friends, and family.
