Sigma Alpha Epsilon - University of Wyoming

2 A s we reflect on another successful year of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, we take pride in the accomplishments that have not only strengthened our brotherhood but also benefited the community. This year, our chapter focused on both philanthropic efforts and personal growth, and we are thrilled to share the positive impact we've made together. PHILANTHROPY One of the most notable events was our participation in Paddy Murphy Week, a time dedicated to giving back to our community. We raised an impressive 5,128 cans of food and $1,006, all of which were donated to the local food pantry. This effort exemplifies our commitment to supporting those in need and our dedication to the values of service and the compassion that defines our brotherhood. Additionally, our haunted house fundraiser raised over $7,200 for the University of Wyoming's Veterans Service, a cause we are deeply passionate about. Our partnership with Alpha Phi for a car smash event also raised $200. These initiatives demonstrate our Fraternity's focus on making a real difference in the lives of others, particularly those who have served our country. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT This year, we proudly signed up 63 new members to the National Marrow Donor Program, furthering our dedication to life-saving causes and ensuring that our Fraternity remains a beacon of service and compassion. On top of this, every member has completed over 20 philanthropic service hours, with executive members contributing more than 40 hours of service both on and off campus. These efforts pair with our commitment to fostering a culture of leadership, responsibility, and excellence. Academically, our chapter continues to strive for improvement. Currently, our GPA stands at 3.1, and we are actively working to elevate that through mentorship, academic support, and a renewed emphasis on scholarly achievement. As a chapter, we also led the way in community service by having the highest attendance at the University of Wyoming's Big Event, which serves as a day of service for residents and local businesses. Recognizing the dedication of our brothers, we were proud to see Jackson Miller '26 awarded Emerging Leader of the Year and Jerry Henderson '25 named Fraternity Man of the Year. Our chapter was also honored to receive the Philanthropy Event of the Year award for our outstanding contributions. We look forward to continuing these efforts in the coming year, growing as individuals and as a Fraternity, and making a lasting impact in our community. Fraternally, Kellen McCoul '27 Eminent Archon Sharing in Triumph The fraternity participates in the Homecoming Parade, representing the chapter and engaging with the community. Brothers gather for a photo after an intense flag football game. Members enjoy an unforgettable lake trip, which featured cliff jumping, relaxation, and brotherly bonding. U N D E RG R A D UAT ES R E F L ECT O N A S U C C ES S F U L 2024

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