Sigma Chi - Auburn University

3 AUBURN UNIVERSITY Welcome, 2021-22 New Members Gregory Adcock Dallas, Texas Brock Baker Dallas, Texas Cole Barnett Fairhope, Ala. Xander Billersley Wilmington, Del. Brandon Brown Marietta, Ga. Will Burkhart Mountain Brook, Ala. Robby Butson Tuscaloosa, Ala. Cooper Cantrelle* Mandeville, La. Hayden Carroll Huntsville, Ala. Ethan Chapman Homewood, Ala. Noah Clayton Calera, Ala. Ashton Cobb Hoover, Ala. Wilson Coger Marietta, Ga. Jake Dransfield Homewood, Ala. Jake Eggleston Vestavia, Ala. Jake Faulkner* Birmingham, Ala. Logan Ferris Vestavia, Ala. Daily Fisher Homewood, Ala. Max Forman Savannah, Ga. Jack Ryan Fulford Prattville, Ala. Will Garner Atlanta, Ga. Kemp Guas Washington, D.C. Russell House Birmingham, Ala. Gage Hughes Hoover, Ala. Zach Hugues Alpharetta, Ga. Layken Hussey Elba, Ala. Vincent Indovina Birmingham, Ala. Jackson Kennedy Haleyville, Ala. Miller Kleckley Hoover, Ala. Taylor Lansden Hoover, Ala. Trey Larson West Bend, Wis. Matthew Lisle Prattville, Ala. Jackson Major Hoover, Ala. Parker Manis Granite Bay, Calif. Nico Martinez Huntsville, Ala. Dylan McQueen Marietta, Ga. R.J. Meyer Prattville, Ala. Paul Miller Birmingham, Ala. Davis Mims Dothan, Ala. Landen Mittrucker Roswell, Ga. William Norris Augusta, Ga. William Parker Atlanta, Ga. Zane Patel Marietta, Ga. Cole Pendle Fairhope, Ala. James Posey Andalusia, Ala. Colin Rigor Chelsea, Ala. Jake Rowell Homewood, Ala. Jayk Sailer Tion, Ga. Hampton Searcy Vestavia, Ala. Trevor Shaffer Pensacola, Fla. William Sharp Atlanta, Ga. Wilson Smith Mobile, Ala. Luke Smith Birmingham, Ala. *Legacy L ast fall, Gamma Sigma Chapter finished with a 3.1 GPA, placing us 10th in Auburn's fraternity grade rankings. Recruitment is on the rise as well: the chapter is 148 strong aer initiating 43 new members this past fall, followed by eight new members this spring. On-campus involvement has increased, too, with several brothers accepting new responsibilities at Auburn! Colin Rigor '24 and Vincent Indovina '24 were selected as Camp War Eagle counselors, and this summer, they will aid and instruct incoming freshman during orientations. Meanwhile, Will Tarter '24 and Richmond Maddox '22 will serve Auburn's Interfraternity Council as director of new member education and director of public relations, respectively. In January, the chapter partnered with Auburn's Project Upli to host a philanthropic basketball tournament. We raised over $1,000 in support of Project Upli and local children in need. We've had several events and parties throughout the spring, but our top focus, of course, was Derby Days. is year's Derby Days, held from April 3-9, was special, as it was the first in-person Derby Days we will have hosted in over 10 years! We set a $35,000 donation goal for the chapter in support AMBITION AND INTEGRITY Brothers Demonstrate Sigma Chi Values on Campus of the Huntsman Cancer Foundation. We are beyond thankful for the support of students, local businesses, and you, our alumni, in making Derby Days so impactful this year! Alumni involvement is important to the chapter, and we extend an open invitation to all alumni who would like to take part in our festivities. We hope to see you soon! As a chapter, we are thankful for the year we have had and cannot wait for what the next has in store. In Hoc, Max Smith '23 Consul (610) 823-985 Brothers and guests enjoying the nice weather during an Auburn basketball watch party. Brothers Jack Engel '23, Michael Lynden '24, Dylan McQueen '25, Chris Rotta '24, Harrison Hawkins '24, and Cole Roberts '22 rolling Toomer's Corner after an Auburn basketball win. Brothers and guests dancing along to a local DJ at our Sigadellic Party. Brothers participating in our philanthropy basketball tournament in support of Project Uplift.

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