A letter from Winston Grant, the new Alumni Relations Chair
Greetings Sigma Nu Psi Alumni, I am Winston Grant, the newly elected alumni relations chairmen for 2022-2023. This past month has been light as fa
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Recent News
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From the archives: The White Star in the 2000s
This month, we are taking it all the way back to the yea
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17Jan
Vital Stat Check In: See where the Psi Chapter stands today!
The vital stats of the Psi Chapter are the core of every
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Testimonials
When asked what he saw as the most valuable part of his Sigma Nu experience, Sharp said "Going through rush, pledging, learning Sigma Nu traditions through our pledge trainer."
“Coming from a small high school in Alabama with a graduating class of only 32, I arrived at the University of North Carolina a bit nervous without any social network,” he says. “Through the swimming team, I met members of Sigma Nu including Eminent Commander Thompson Mann ‘64, who went on to win a gold medal in the Tokyo Olympics. With the swimming team and Sigma Nu, I found niches within a big university. As I look back on college, I appreciate the importance of smaller groups with which to identify and build relationships.”
“I gained business partnerships with brothers... Without Sigma Nu, I wouldn't have half the friends I do now."