Sigma Phi Epsilon - University of Colorado

Colorado Alpha Chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon P.O. Box 18921 Boulder, CO 80308-1921 Address Service Requested ΣΦΕ LATIRO F N C O L O R A D O A L P H A s U N I V E R S I T Y O F C O L O R A D O S I G M A P H I E P S I L O N THE the Boulder housing market, while providing our brothers with the best possible academic and social environment. We believe that living in the Chapter House is truly an integral part of the SigEp experience and have recently been working with the chapter to ensure that their needs and this philosophy are aligned. As always, please feel free to contact me or any board member for any opportunities to volunteer, or if you have and suggestions or comments. Best regards, and we look forward to your continued support and interest in CO Alpha. Fraternally, Gert Van Moorsel '82 Alumni Volunteer Corporation President (970) 923-8757 gvanmoorsel@aspensnowmass.com AVC FOCUSED ON THE FUTURE (Continued from page 1) These men must display leadership, scholastic achievement, and a commitment to health and well-being. The three winners of the BMS will receive cash prizes of $1,000. We are happy to announce and welcome Brothers Dylan Garneau and James DeLaHaye, who will join our chapter as pre-bids. Thank you to everyone who made this important event possible for Colorado Alpha, including Chef Mark for the wonderful dinner, the AVC board, and Kent Hickman '61 for his support and kindness. Balanced Man Scholarship winner Dylan Garneau with Grand Chapter Treasurer Chris Bittman '85. Congratulations Scholarship Recipients (Continued from page 1) Pericles Scholarship winner Matthew Wivell '16 with Don Morris, Iowa Beta '78. Brothers Attend Leadership Academy We were able to send eight brothers to Carlson Leadership Academy in Newport Beach, Calif. Included in this group were four executive officers, three rising leaders, and Chapter Counselor Don Morris, Iowa Beta '78. It was a great weekend and we were able to take a lot of great ideas back to Boulder. Alumni Invited to Fall Events This is our second year with the new backyard and we are excited as ever. It worked well to host tailgates and other barbecue events in the yard last fall and we look forward to making this a tradition. All alumni and parents are invited to join us for tailgating on October 25 for Homecoming. I think that you will be pleasantly surprised with how everything looks, and you cannot beat the location. I hope that this reaches you after a great summer. We would love to see your faces around the house more this year. The yellow-bricked box is in great condition and more improvements are in the works. As with AVC, the undergraduates are constantly looking for alumni mentorship, so do not hesitate to contact us. Thank you for all you have done for the Chapter and we hope to see you at a barbecue. Fraternally, Erik Ringler '16, President erikringler@yahoo.com Another Successful Semester (Continued from page 3) Erik Ringler '16 enjoys a high ropes course in Richmond, Va., for the Ruck Leadership Institute. The institute is an intensive, five- day camp featuring the top 150 SigEp undergraduates out of 16,000+ nationwide. Brothers following the successful Checking for Cancer event at the CU Rec Center.

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