Florida Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity at Florida State University
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Page 2 F lorida Epsilon Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon had an exceptional semester filled with meaningful events, impactful philanthropy, and strong brotherhood. PHILANTHROPIC EVENTS One of our standout philanthropic efforts this semester was the SigEp Classic, a golf tournament dedicated to raising funds for the Collegiate Veterans Association. This inaugural event was combined with our first-ever Dad's Weekend, fostering family engagement and demonstrating our commitment to supporting veterans. Additionally, we collaborated with Alpha Delta Pi to host a heart screening initiative, raising awareness and promoting health within our campus community. Our dedication to service extended through our partnership with Delta Gamma, where brothers enthusiastically participated in sandwich- making activities to aid local homeless populations, reinforcing our commitment to community service. SOCIAL CONNECTIONS We prioritized mental health and wellness by initiating our Fireside Mental Health Chat, creating a supportive environment where brothers openly discussed personal challenges and strategies for well-being. This event underscored our emphasis on holistic development and mutual support within the Fraternity. The Chapter maintained strong social engagement with notable events such as the Shipwrecked party, a Gasparilla-themed gathering that successfully united the campus community in a spirited celebration. Our "SigEp in the South" date function further provided memorable experiences for our brothers and their guests, enhancing Fraternity camaraderie. MORENO DAY A deeply significant moment this year was our first-ever Moreno Day, established to honor a beloved brother who exemplified brotherly love and was sadly lost too soon. Moreno Day now serves as an annual tradition where we recognize a new member voted by the Chapter as demonstrating the greatest degree of brotherly love, ensuring the lasting legacy of our cherished brother. This year has truly exemplified our Fraternity's core values— leadership, service, scholarship, and brotherhood—setting a strong foundation for future achievements and continuing our proud legacy at Florida State University. Fraternally, Nick White '26 President Will Ackenhausen Charlie Adams Jahi Alexander Phillip Anson Carlos Arcaya Brett Bailey Barrett Baker Grant Beck Krish Bhalla Zack Borukhin Noah Brown Frankie Castellano Sean Ciminelli Dallas Collins Julian Cooper Stephen Csatari Cooper Darke Brandon Day Hudson Domb Landon Emma Will Feigin Dylan Fitzgibbon David Friend Liam Friend Samuel Gonzalez Charley Graff Grant Greene Brighton Hardeman William Henne Cole Herbig Jake Hester Kainoa Hochuli Luke Hudson DJ Iuzzolino Carson Judd Andrew Kelley Jack Kouwe Theodore Krsul Tighe Kurtzman Jordan Lacerte Charlie Lamm Andrew Little Braydon Mancini Gio Mantovani Connor McCan Caiden McKinnon Daniel Mizrahi Topher Moore Kenny Morris Toby Moskow Cooper Neal Gordon Nicholson Christopher Norton Will Ogden Angel Olivia Connor Padula Cole Pennington Danny Penzenstadler Alon Perez Camden Pierson Matt Pilger Ethan Putz Cayden Renshaw Keaton Roberts Tyler Rodowicz Jorge Rodriguez Jad Rosario Nicholas Rutledge John Santoro Henry Schaffer Nickolas Schlax Trevor Schmid Zoom Schneider Noah Schwartz Justin Sciascia Greg Selg Ethan Shirley Jack Smith Mercer St. John Aidan Stefanides Thomas Stevenson Tiago Tauler Evan Tome Jack Uhde Gavin Vizzini Kyle Weaver JJ Whiddon Brady Williams Kevin Williams Charlie Worster Grant Zimmerman New members make sandwiches for the homeless at our community service event with DG. From left: Frankie Castellano '28, Nick Schlax '28, Blake Fagen '26, Noah Brown '28, and Topher Moore '28 at our annual Balanced Man Scholarship award ceremony. Leading by Example W E LC O M E , New Members Brothers Promote Mental Health, Community Service