WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
SUMMER 2024
Updates from Washington Alpha
W
elcome to our latest newsletter! This
edition will primarily focus on content
from our undergraduates and current members,
who have a lot to share. While we have some
important updates from the alumni side, we're
thrilled to highlight the achievements, stories,
and experiences of our on-campus Chapter.
Before diving in, we want to extend a special
thank you to all who participated in our
successful alumni golf tournament. Keep an
eye on the "Sigma Phi Epsilon - WA Alpha
Alumni" Facebook group for future events you
won't want to miss!
We are partnering with SigEp Headquarters
to bring in a Regional Director and Volunteer
Specialist, who will stay a few days a month
at our house to help drive our efforts to better
the Chapter experience and increase volunteer
engagement. This is an exciting new program
that we hope you will want to be a part of.
Please reach out if you want to know how you
can help or join the Alumni Board, especially
if you want an excuse to make a few visits to
Pullman!
Thank you for staying engaged and connected
with our Fraternity. Now turn the page to hear
from our undergraduates!
HFF,
Sam Ali '04
Board of Trustees
samuel.ali@gmail.com
What's New with Your Younger Brothers?
Our Future Looks Bright
The newly elected executive
board in front of the Chapter House.
LEARNING NEW SKILLS
AND TOOLS FOR SUCCESS AT
CARLSON LEADERSHIP ACADEMY!
Chapter
Goals
Recruit a new
member class of 40
brothers this fall.
Increase
upperclassman
retention in the
Chapter House and
mitigate membership
turnover.
Earn top grades for
the fall semester.
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his January, 9 Washington Alpha chapter
officers traveled to San Fransisco to
attend Carlson Leadership Academy. For
the first time in program history, all eight
executive officers were given the opportunity
to attend Carlson Leadership Academy
with a specialized track for their position.
This program, held in multiple cities across
the country, gives new officers a boost of
personal leadership development. It focuses
on teaching the skills to help them inspire
brothers, manage a committee and follow
through on those goals. Officers build a
supportive cohort of brothers in their roles to
network with throughout the year.
List of attendees: Brady Hossfeld '26,
Orland Jensen '26, Cameron Anderson '26,
Max Tuitele '26, Mason Menser '26,
Ian Keegan '26, Bryson Smith '26,
Jamison Markley '26, and Buddy Dann '26.
