Alpha Artery
A PUBLICATION FOR ALUMNI OF OKLAHOMA ALPHA t SIGMA PHI EPSILON
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Oklahoma Alpha
P.O. Box 14981
Oklahoma City, OK 73113
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Special 2022
Homecoming
Newsletter!
H
appy New Year, brothers! As we look back
on the fall 2022 semester, we'd be remiss
to leave out an important OSU tradition: the
Oklahoma Alpha Homecoming festivities! Turn
to page 1 for a brief recap with photos of the
members' beautiful house dec (plus the hard
work that went into it).
You'll also read about Charlie Phillips '84
and his love of barbecue and OSU. Though he
couldn't make it this year, Charlie has a history
of sharing his cooking skills with his brothers at
our Homecoming tailgate!
Do you know another notable brother for us
to feature? Are you one of them? Send your
suggestions to our communications coordinator
at aolbrych@penningtonco.com with "SigEp
Oklahoma State Spotlight" in the subject
line. Thank you for staying connected with
Oklahoma Alpha!
Alumni Engagement
Comes in Many Forms
How Can You Help
Sigma Phi Epsilon
PROVIDE your email address to receive our
digital updates (we're likely missing it). Send
your email to aolbrych@penningtonco.com.
VOLUNTEER as a board member.
Contact Todd Donavan '86 at
todd.donavan@business.colostate.edu to
express interest and ask questions.
REFER an incoming freshman you believe would
live by our values. Contact Todd Donavan '86
at todd.donavan@business.colostate.edu with
their information.
SHARE career advice with our undergraduates.
Contact Todd Donavan '86 at
todd.donavan@business.colostate.edu
to find out what this could look like.
DONATE at classy.org/give/212555/#!/
donation/checkout to support the chapter
house or one of our endowments.
Share your copy of Alpha Artery with
brothers, family, and friends. Let them know
that Oklahoma Alpha is stronger than ever!
What are your favorite memories from living
at the Oklahoma Alpha Chapter house and/or
spending time with Sigma Phi Epsilon brothers
at Oklahoma State University?
"Singing competition, house
dances, friendships, Golden
Heart Formal."
–J. Bill Love Jr. '49
"House cleaning as a pledge
on Saturday nights. Playing
bridge in the card room.
–G. Tim Armstrong '64
"The dinners together, sporting
events, the friendships made
at the house, and the feeling of
camaraderie."
–Al Croci '81
"Helping restart the chapter.
Being asked to join as a
graduate student."
–Adam D. Cantley '08
"Living in the first, second,
or third annex as well as the
basement of the main house."
–Tim H. Cleverdon '74
