THE TIGER SIG Page 6 Summer 2016
UNDERGRADUATES RAISE $12,000
THROUGH DERBY DAYS
Brothers Aim to receive
the Peterson AwArd
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he spring of 2016 semester saw success on many different fronts. The Chapter placed
ninth of 37 in grades, surpassing the university all-male average for our second
semester in a row. The annual War on Rosemary hockey game between Xi Xi Chapter
and Beta Theta Pi raised $26,000 for Camp Kessem and the Ellis Fischel Cancer Center.
Unfortunately, we lost the game, but we are proud of our success.
Xi Xi Chapter had the largest Derby Days in years! All 15 sororities entered teams in
every event. We would like to give a huge thank-you to a cohesive group effort led
by Nathan Willet '18. We raised $12,000, which was split between Huntsman Cancer
Institute and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-Missouri.
This summer, the entire executive council will be attending Balfour Leadership Training
Workshop in Bowling Green, Ohio, along with thousands of Sigma Chis from across the
U.S. and Canada. While at Balfour, we hope to receive the Peterson Award, which we
have worked hard for in the past year.
Next semester will prove to be just as exciting as the spring semester. We plan to initiate
seven spring pledges from four different cities. We will pair with the women of Alpha
Chi Omega for Homecoming and have elected Sam Pottenger '19 and Jack Sellenriek
'19 as our head Homecoming liaisons.
We are proud of our success so far in 2016. The Chapter is excited for the fall and to
continue exceeding our goals.
In hoc,
Berry Brooks '18
Consul
bbbggc@mail.missouri.edu
The annual Slap Shot on Cancer hockey game raised $26,000 for Camp Kessem
and the Ellis Fischel Cancer Center.
