Sigma Chi - University of Alabama

5 Sigma Chi - University of Alabama T he Iota Iota is proud to report the merit and lead- ership of our brothers are better than ever. Many brothers hold important leadership positions in organi- zations on campus and continue to improve our visibil- ity at the University of Alabama. We want to recognize those who keep Iota Iota at the top. Jake Bottcher '16 and Quinn Meineke '16 have positions in Capstone Men and Women, Matt Macia '16 was selected to serve as a Greek Ambassador, and Ford Lindsay '16 is a University of Alabama steward. We are proud of them and look to continue our involvement on campus. PHILANTHROPY AND COMMuNITY INvOLveMeNT Philanthropy Chairman Danlee Wallace '17 has been working hard and the chapter has partaken in a handful of new events. In February, we teamed up with Delta Gamma and the University of Alabama wheelchair bas- ketball team for an event benefitting Adaptive Athletics. Along with this event, we teamed up with Pi Kappa Alpha and most of the Greek organizations for Be the Match. This was an event to find a match for a bone marrow transplant for the daughter of a Pi Kappa Alpha alumnus. It was successful, and was one of the largest Be the Match events across the nation. IMPROvING ACADeMIC STRATeGY We are working on improving our academics and rais- ing our GPA. Last year we won the most improved fra- ternity GPA award and want to continue that effort by empowering Scholarship Chairman Nick Gravlee '16 and finding the support of on-campus tutors. CHAPTeR MeMBeRSHIP ON THe RISe We are currently in the recruitment process and have great potential for our upcoming pledge class to be as successful as our current members. We look forward to growing our chapter and becoming more involved with our alumni who have allowed us to maintain such a rich tradition at the University of Alabama. We look forward to the recruitment season, add- ing more outstanding young men to our chapter, growing our leaders, and involving our alumni more actively. If you are ever in Tuscaloosa or know any outstanding young men, please contact Ford Lindsay '16 at cplindsay@crimson.ua.edu and stop by the chapter house. In Hoc, Nick Poland '15 Consul (423) 426-4914 pnpoland@crimson.ua.edu Iota Iota Thrives at Capstone Brothers Focus on Philanthropy, Scholarship, Recruitment Recruitment Recommendation I f you know of a potential new member please mail this form to Sigma Chi, P.O. Box 1880, Tuscaloosa, AL 35403, or e-mail recruitment chairman Ford Lindsay '16 at cplindsay@crimson.ua.edu. Prospect's Name: ________________________________________________________________ Home Address: __________________________________________________________________ City/State/Zip: __________________________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________________________________________________ E-Mail: ___________________________________________________________________________ Parent(s): ________________________________________________________________________ High school attended: ___________________________________________________________ Does prospect have a SC relative? _____________________________________________ Reference submitted by: _______________________________________________________ Phone: ___________________________________________________________________________ E-Mail: ___________________________________________________________________________ Consul Nick Poland '15 (423) 426-4914 pnpoland@crimson.ua.edu Pro Consul Joe Kenney '15 Annotator Lucas earl '15 Magister Christian Peterson '15 Quaester Jake Bottcher '16 House Manager Brandon Williford '16 Social Chairman evan Ashy '16 Recruitment Chairman Ford Lindsay '16 (404) 403-8495 cplindsay@crimson.ua.edu Risk Management Chairman Buddy Forrest '15 Scholarship Chairman Nick Gravlee '16 Philanthropy Chairman Danlee Wallace '17 CHAPTeR OFFICeRS sigma chi fraternity university of alabama est. 1876

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