Personal Narrative: My Sigma Chi Career

In my Sigma Chi career, the most contribution I've made is owning every position that I've held. Up until my term, no one had ever done anything with the positions of Tribune/Public Relations. In my tenure, I started a bi monthly alumni newsletter, and completely redesigned our website. We were able to better involve alumni in chapter operations as well as increased our web traffic six-fold. In Quaestor, I was able to redesign how we operated collections from brothers. With this we were able to utilize apps on phones for brothers to pay dues and other chapter expenses, this led to high collection rates and the ability to pay off a $8,100 RMF bill in one semester, all the while staying in budget constraints; this had never been done before.
As for the campus in my Freshmen year I was able to aid a brother in his starting of the Bears Go Bald campaign. We were able to not only take it campus wide, but throughout the community. Bringing an event for cancer survivors to share their stories, while fundraising with local businesses and campus organizations. I’m proud to say that in the course of a few months we were able to raise in excess of $30,000 for cancer research. Bears Go Bald has now been chartered as a club on campus and continues to put on their annual event. In my Freshmen year, there were terrible floods in the Greeley area. Because of this, hundreds were in need of aid. My brothers and I helped the Weld Food Bank sort and organize food relief for those in a time of need.