Car Wash
April 30, 2022Last week, our chapter held our biannual Car Wash philanthropy event. After 3 hours of washes, we raised nearly $1,000 for AHERO.
Academic excellence is a tradition and priority at Sigma Pi. We pride ourselves on academic accomplishments and are working hard to reach and maintain high scholarship standards. We provide programs such as group study sessions, peer tutoring, and academic monitoring. In addition, national and local scholarships are awarded to brothers for academic excellence.
Sigma Pi offers its members endless leadership opportunities and the chance to serve as officers within their individual chapters and as executive members of the governing bodies. These opportunities allow students to develop necessary skills for life beyond college. These days it takes more than just a degree to get a good job – it takes leadership experience.
Each year, members of Sigma Pi contribute time and money to worthy local and national charities. We take part in a wide variety of philanthropic events, such as serving as mentors to children in the community, participating in canned food drives, and donating blood. These activities assist in the development of responsible community members.
Last week, our chapter held our biannual Car Wash philanthropy event. After 3 hours of washes, we raised nearly $1,000 for AHERO.
Junior brother Sam Goldman volunteered at the Bright Ideas Camp, which is a two day event for kids and adults who suffer from traumatic brain and spinal cord injuries, furthering his impact within this Fraternity as well as in the Auburn community.
Junior brother Matt Rye was named the Director of Spark/Transform for Emerge at Auburn. He'll be creating professional development workshops and opportunities for students who join this program.
On the Saturday and Sunday preceding Finals Week, our Scholarship Chair, Drew Johnston, set up a Study-thon in the library in order to promote the encouragement and importance of our grades at the end of the semester.
Junior Trent Gavron was just elected as the Tau Beta Pi Professional Development Chair, and we're confident that he will be a great asset towards the Engineering Honor Society.
Our brother Carter Funderburk just landed an internship at Maynard Cooper & Gale, one of the biggest law firms in Birmingham. We're very eager to see what the future holds for this young Freshman!