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Undergrads
Are you an active member of Psi? If so, why did you join Sigma Nu at UNC over other fraternities on campus? To share your story with the brotherhood, email us at [email protected] and mention Sigma Nu at UNC.
Philanthropy
Sigma Nu Psi Chapter has led a partnership called Brothers for Habitat between 8 fraternities on campus. Over the past two years the organization has raised over $100,000 for Habitat for Humanity and sponsored the building of two homes in the local community. Not only did the brothers raise money for the raw materials to build the houses, but we’ve been involved in building them too! The brothers of Sigma Nu sponsored 3 builds each semester in order to make a tangible impact. Anyone interested in getting involved or working with us for philanthropy events can contact the Psi Chapter Philanthropy Chair, Tyler Tonnesen, at (703)732-2968, or by email at [email protected]
Rush Recommendations
Do you know an honorable gentleman enrolling at UNC this year? We are always looking for high-caliber men to join Psi, live the principles, and carry on the Sigma Nu legacy at UNC. Please help us recruit the best possible candidates this coming season! Please send your rush recommendations to one of our rush chairs, Carson Southard ([email protected]) or Chris White ([email protected]).
Career
The Psi Chapter at UNC is filled with talented, honorable young leaders preparing to enter the workforce, and a strong network of successful alumni. Take advantage of the opportunity to look for your next career opportunity or potential employee through your Psi network. Send a copy of your resume to [email protected] and we’ll post it to our site.There are no articles in this category. If subcategories display on this page, they may have articles.
Psi History
Psi Chapter was founded at the University of North Carolina in 1888. Pete Murphy, John and Crawford Bennett, John M. Covington, William Darden, Frank Beall, and George Butler were the first members.
During the time of WW I, chapter operations were reduced as many young men committed themselves to serving the nation in a time of war.
The first chapter home was located on ”Old Fraternity Row” built in 1901. Sadly, in 1919 an accidental fire destroyed the Sigma Nu House.
Construction on a new house began in 1925 on land known as ”Fraternity Court.” The house stands at 109 Fraternity Court, facing towards Columbia Street.
After World War II, membership in Psi Chapter grew to upwards of 60-75 men. Sigma Nu excelled on campus led by Jim Exum, Ψ 724, and others.
From the 1960s to the 1990s, Sigma Nu prospered at UNC despite the various social upheavals.
Among prominent alumni of Psi Chapter are:
James G. Exum Jr., Ψ 724
Chief Justice/NC Supreme Court
Oliver. Max Gardner, Ψ 97
Governor of North Carolina
Asst. Secretary, US Treasury
Top US Diplomat
Charles Edward Eaton, Ψ 328
Poet
James Kay Kyser, Ψ 231
Bandleader
Felix ”Doc” Blanchard Jr., Ψ 475
Football Legend
Three-time All-American
1945 Heisman Trophy winner
In 1988, Psi Chapter celebrated its centennial and in 1992 received the Rock Chapter Award—an honor bestowed upon the best-of-the-best chapters in Sigma Nu.
Chapter Officers
Eminent Commander– Mason Lennon
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Lieutenant Commander– William Dorgan
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Treasurer– Samuel Laken
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Recorder– Jordan Taylor
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Alumni Relations Chair– Winston Grant
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House Manager– Winston Grant
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Social Chair– Griffen Puhl
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Chaplain (Brotherhood Chair)– Charles Lynch
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Risk Management Chair– William Ullman
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Scholarship Chair– Jack Fahy
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Co-Rush Chair– Landon Johnson
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Co-Rush Chair– Brandon Szczypinski
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Philanthropy Chair– Cole Jessey
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LEAD Chair– William Ballenger
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Mental Health Chair– Caleb Chitester
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Kitchen Manager– Jackson Ennis
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Sentinel– Nicolas Naar
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