Sigma Phi Epsilon - University of Alabama

SIGMA PHI EPSILON We would like to see alumni volunteer for the following roles: AVC PRESIDENT The AVC president is responsible for the general supervision, direction and well-being of the AVC, and its work with the undergraduate Chapter. The president will work closely with the district governor, all AVC directors, officers and volunteers, and the Chapter counselor. AVC TREASURER The AVC treasurer is responsible for all financial transactions and records of the corporation, including the annual budget. The treasurer also advises the undergraduate vice president of finance on the Chapter's financial operations. Finally, the treasurer ensures the proper financial management of the Chapter House. Along with the vice president of housing, the treasurer is responsible for managing the assets of the AVC. He will work closely with the AVC president, the AVC vice president of housing, the Chapter president, the vice president of finance, the Chapter counselor, the house manager, and the district governor. AVC VICE PRESIDENT OF RELATIONS The AVC vice president of relations is responsible for all alumni, volunteer, and donor cultivation efforts. This includes providing alumni with a continued connection to Sigma Phi Epsilon by developing and promoting volunteer and networking opportunities, and managing consistent alumni-focused communications. Additionally, this officer engages parents, university faculty and staff, and community leaders to support the Chapter. He will work closely with the AVC president/AVC secretary, the Chapter counselor, vice president of programming, vice president of communications, and the district governor. AVC SECRETARY The AVC secretary is responsible for maintaining an organized corporation. He works with the AVC president and vice president of relations to communicate both internally and externally. The AVC secretary will work closely with the AVC president, the Chapter counselor, vice president of relations, the AVC treasurer, the vice president of communications, and the district governor. We are also looking for alumni to be involved in mentoring. This is an important aspect of being a part of a Balanced Man Chapter and providing input to the undergraduate members. A mentor can be based on professional backgrounds, experience based on undergraduate position, or just being there for a member when they want advice. Please consider taking on a role on the AVC. If you wish to consider being elected to a position, please send an email to Mark Salmon '87 at fish87@me.com by September 25. The AVC will have the list of candidates available on September 29 during elections. Kyle Broadfoot '18 will attend law school and work toward his MBA at Arizona State University. Daniel Chism '18 will attend law school at The University of Alabama. Steven Clements '18 is looking for employment in the Military Design Industry (EE). Rob Cragon '18 will be attending medical school or seeking full-time employment. Kyle Estes '18 will begin full-time employment after graduation. Will Leathers '18 will attend law school at the University of Texas/ Austin. Jake Shuptrine '18 will be working in Atlanta for Scientific Research Corporation doing mechanical design/engineering on Army contracts. He will also be pursuing his master's in mechanical engineering at Georgia Tech. Jonathan Swint '18 is enrolled in the Rural Scholars program at The University of Alabama and plans to attend medical school at UAB. Mack Padget '18 will attend medical school at the University of Tennessee. Blake Parker '18 plans to attend medical school at the University of Miami. Nick Privitera '18 will be a white water rafting guide and has joined the U.S. military. Tommy Scott '18 will enroll in medical school or be employed by Amgen Corporate Development. Where Do You Fit in Brother? COngrAtulAtiOns, grAduAting seniOrs! p. 5

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