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'''Beta Sigma Chapter''' (Founded 19 March 1995) is located at [http://www.msu.edu Michigan State University] in East Lansing, Michigan.  The Chapter was founded by 132 chartering members at MSU. The Chapter is a member of the [[Great Lakes Region]].
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'''Beta Sigma Chapter''' (Founded 19 March [[1995]]) is located at [http://www.msu.edu Michigan State University] in East Lansing, Michigan.  The [[Collegiate Chapters|Chapter]] was founded by 132 chartering members at Michigan State. The Chapter is a member of the [[Great Lakes Region]].
  
 
== Chapter History ==
 
== Chapter History ==
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=== The Active Chapter ===
 
=== The Active Chapter ===
The current Chapter is comprised of 62 Brothers, from Beta Sigma's Tau, Upsilon, Phi, Chi, Psi, Omega , and Alpha Alpha classes.  There are also currently 21 initiates in the Alpha Beta Class.
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The current Chapter is comprised of 82 Brothers, from Beta Sigma's Alpha Epsilon (ΑΕ), Alpha Zeta (ΑΖ), Alpha Eta (ΑΗ), Alpha Theta (ΑΘ), Alpha Iota (ΑΙ), and Alpha Kappa (ΑΚ) Classes.  
  
The 2007-2008 Executive Board is:
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The 2012 – 2013 Executive Board is:
* President [[Jeremy Moss]] (Chi Class)
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* President - [[Michael Tetrick]] (ΑΗ)
* Vice President [[Samantha Salvia]] (Upsilon Class)
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* Vice President - [[Kailey Shelton]] (ΑΘ)
* Treasurer [[Amy Kovas]] (Psi Class)
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* Corresponding Secretary - [[Molly Bond]] (ΑΙ)
* Secretary [[Kelly Thompson]] (Chi Class)
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* Recording Secretary - [[Dina Fakhouri]] (ΑΘ)
* Recording Secretary [[Lindsay Gaynier]] (Psi Class)
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* Treasurer - [[Kyle Babinski]] (ΑΙ)
* New Member Coordinator [[Arun Nagaraju]] (Chi Class)
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* New Member Coordinator - [[Kelsey Courtley]] (ΑΘ) Fall 2011
* Initiate Advisor [[Jill Perks]] (Omega Class)
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* Initiate Advisor - [[Kristen VanderHelm]] (ΑΖ) Fall 2011
* Written Historian [[Jessica Matthew]] (Chi Class)
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* Written Historian - [[Mikhail Filipovitch]] (ΑΘ)
* Parliamentarian [[Andy Webb]] (Omega Class)
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* Parliamentarian - [[Carrie Sutter]] (ΑΗ)
  
The Chapter conducts its official business in six different committees: Fundraising, Inter-Chapter/Alumni, Public Relations, Service, Scholastic/Recognition, and Social.  Each committee is spearheaded by two co-chairs elected each year.  The 2007-2008 co-chairs for each committee are:
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The 2012-2013 Committee Co-Chairs are:  
* Fundraising: [[Amy Kovas]] (Psi Class) and [[Dezirae Sparrow]] (Psi Class)
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* Fundraising - [[Steve Cullen]] (ΑΚ) & [[Christy Mueller]] (ΑΙ)
* Inter-Chapter/Alumni: [[Danni Jones]] (Psi Class)
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* Service/Leadership - [[Kelsey Davis]] (ΑΙ) & [[Deanna Hall]] (ΑΘ)
* Public Relations: [[Brian Holowecky]] (Chi Class) and [[Jessica Schultz]] (Chi Class)
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* Social - [[Megan Card]] (ΑΖ) & [[Shaina McNeil]] (ΑΙ)
* Service: [[Stephanie Albrecht]] (Omega Class) and [[Danielle Vandine]] (Chi Class)
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* Philanthropy - [[Brittany Kassel]] (ΑΖ) & [[Colleen Milster]] (ΑΘ)
* Scholastic/Recognition: [[Patrick Heffner]] (Alpha Alpha Class) and [[Jen Seid]] (Omega Class)
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* Public Relations - [[Kelly Colpitts]] (ΑΙ) & [[Rebecca Krul]] (ΑΙ)
* Social: [[Ashley Lajiness]] (Psi Class) and [[Christa Milster]] (Omega Class)
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* Scholastic/Recognition - [[Nick Griffin]] (ΑΙ) & [[Brian Peznowski]] (ΑΚ)
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* Alumni - [[Erin Smith]] (ΑΙ) & [[Molly Stewart]] (ΑΚ)
  
The Chapter is also served by Other Chapter Officials (OCOs), elected each semester.  The Spring 2008 OCOs are:
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Other Chapter Officials
* Risk Manager [[Amber Jennings]] (Psi Class)
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* Alumni Advisors - [[Matt Cantwell]] , [[Amy Kovas]] , & [[Andy Webb]]
* Photo Manager [[Amanda Noxon]] (Upsilon Class)
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* Risk Managers - [[Tsungai Chibanga]] (ΑΚ) & [[Katie Wiley]] (ΑΚ)  
* Webmaster [[Oumarou Njoya]] (Omega Class)
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* Photo Historian - [[Xiaoqi Lu]] (ΑΙ)
* Sergeant At Arms [[Zach Lee]] (Omega Class)
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* Webmaster - [[Gia Scheidt]] (ΑΘ)
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* Sergeant-at-Arms - [[Dylan Woods]] (ΑΚ) Fall 2011
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* Inter-Chapter Relations - [[Jenna Millstead]] (ΑΘ) & [[Raeann Tourangeau]] (ΑΖ)  
  
 
=== Past Chapter Presidents ===
 
=== Past Chapter Presidents ===
* President [[Corbin Irelan]] (1995-1997)
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* [[Corbin Irelan]] (1995-1997)
* President [[Tara Caudill]] (1997-1998)
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* [[Tara Caudill]] (1997-1998)
* President [[Kevin Sutton]] (1998-1999)
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* [[Kevin Sutton]] (1998-1999)
* President [[Justin Arbes]] (1999-2000)
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* [[Justin Arbes]] (1999-2000)
* President [[Julie Howell]] (2000-2001)
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* [[Julie Howell]] (2000-2001)
* President [[Paul Rossi]] (2001-2002)
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* [[Paul Rossi]] (2001-2002)
* President [[Sarah Platz]] (2002-2003)
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* [[Sarah Cantwell]] (Platz) (2002-2003)
* President [[Trisha Turk]] (2003-2004)
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* [[Trisha Turk]] (2003-2004)
* President [[Mike Lankfer]] (2004-2005)
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* [[Mike Lankfer]] (2004-2005)
* President [[Kristen Golick]] (2005-2006)
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* [[Kristen Golick]] (2005-2006)
* President [[Michael Kwarcinski]] (2006-2007)
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* [[Michael Kwarcinski]] (2006-2007)
* President [[Jeremy Moss]] (2007-Present)
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* [[Jeremy Moss]] (2007-2008)
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* [[Andrew Webb]] (2008-2010)
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* [[David Zylka]] (Fall 2010)
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* [[Jeffrey Hutchinson]] (Spring 2011)
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* [[Annette Gianino]] (2011-2012)
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=== Initiate Classes ===
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''Main Article: [[List of Beta Sigma Chapter Initiate Classes]]''
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Beta Sigma takes two Initiate Classes each year, which are generally composed of 12 – 22 members, one in the fall and one in the spring. The initiation process is six to seven weeks long, depending on the academic calendar. 
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The process is intense, but rewarding and creates strong brothers.
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Initiates are required to do dialogues with 20 brothers, at least one alumni, and members of their initiate class to create a strong bond of fellowship. We have recently added an interchapter dialogue with willing brothers from other chapters in the area. They attend Sunday night business meetings and Thursday night events (which are centered around the three legs of the tripod and put on by our different committees, E-board, and Risk Management).
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The initiates also develop and implement four initiate events as a rush class; These events are centered around the tripod: Scholarship, Leadership and Fellowship. They put on a service event, a scholastic event and a social event. The Alpha Zeta Rush class conducted a canned food drive for their service event, went to one of the many gardens on campus and had a tour of the greenhouse for their scholastic event, and put on a reality tv show competition for brothers for their social event.
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We are looking forward to inducting the Alpha Kappa Class Spring 2012.
  
 
== The Colin Dolehanty Tripod Scholarship ==
 
== The Colin Dolehanty Tripod Scholarship ==
 
This award is named for a Beta Sigma Chapter Charter Member, [[Colin Dolehanty]], who selflessly dedicated his life to the advancement of the Beta Sigma Chapter and the opportunities it affords the men and women of Michigan State University. He was also a man who demonstrated the ideals of the Fraternity: scholarship, leadership, and fellowship.  After his untimely death, Colin's parents decided to give back to the organization for which he loved and cared.  Each year at the Beta Sigma Founder's Day Banquet, the Dolehantys award this scholarship to the Chapter Brother who best exhibits the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship.
 
This award is named for a Beta Sigma Chapter Charter Member, [[Colin Dolehanty]], who selflessly dedicated his life to the advancement of the Beta Sigma Chapter and the opportunities it affords the men and women of Michigan State University. He was also a man who demonstrated the ideals of the Fraternity: scholarship, leadership, and fellowship.  After his untimely death, Colin's parents decided to give back to the organization for which he loved and cared.  Each year at the Beta Sigma Founder's Day Banquet, the Dolehantys award this scholarship to the Chapter Brother who best exhibits the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship.
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The winner of the Colin Dolehanty Tripod Scholarship in 2012 was [[Kailey Shelton]]
  
 
== Chapter Events & Activities ==
 
== Chapter Events & Activities ==
 
=== Founder's Day ===
 
=== Founder's Day ===
 
The Beta Sigma Chapter celebrates its founding typically on the weekend closest to March 19 each year.  The event is commemorated with a banquet dinner and awards ceremony where the Beta Sigma Service Key Award is presented as well as the The Colin Dolehanty Tripod Scholarship.
 
The Beta Sigma Chapter celebrates its founding typically on the weekend closest to March 19 each year.  The event is commemorated with a banquet dinner and awards ceremony where the Beta Sigma Service Key Award is presented as well as the The Colin Dolehanty Tripod Scholarship.
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=== Pi Mile 5K Run/Walk===
 
=== Pi Mile 5K Run/Walk===
The annual Pi Mile 5K Run/Walk is held every fall semester.  The Brothers of Beta Sigma plan, organize, and execute the race which runs through MSU's campus with the proceeds benefiting a worthy cause.  This past year, the 10th Annual Pi Mile raised over $6,000 for APAIDSCON, an organization dedicated to eradicating HIV/AIDS in India.  The previous year, the 9th Annual Pi Mile raised over $5,000 for [[Teach For America]] and was endorsed by the Michigan Surgeon General and the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Health.  The event also won Best Teach For America Program at the 2007 [[National Convention]].
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The annual Pi Mile 5K Run/Walk is held every fall semester.  The Brothers of Beta Sigma plan, organize, and execute the race which runs through MSU's campus with the proceeds benefiting a worthy cause.  The 10th Annual Pi Mile raised over $6,000 for APAIDSCON, an organization dedicated to eradicating HIV/AIDS in India.  The previous year, the 9th Annual Pi Mile raised over $5,000 for [[Teach For America]] and was endorsed by the Michigan Surgeon General and the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Health.  The event also won [[Outstanding Service Project Award]] at the [[2007 National Convention]].
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=== Teeter-Totter-A-Thon ===
 
=== Teeter-Totter-A-Thon ===
 
The Teeter-Totter-A-Thon takes place every spring semester.  A teeter-totter is placed in the middle of the Auditorium Field on MSU's campus on which Brothers must ensure two people are teeter-tottering for 24 straight hours.  Through business sponsorships, donations, and, in 2007, a children's carnival, Teeter-Totter-A-Thon raises money for a local charity.  The 11th Annual event in 2007 raised $2,000 for the Help A Willing Kid foundation based out of Lansing, Michigan.
 
The Teeter-Totter-A-Thon takes place every spring semester.  A teeter-totter is placed in the middle of the Auditorium Field on MSU's campus on which Brothers must ensure two people are teeter-tottering for 24 straight hours.  Through business sponsorships, donations, and, in 2007, a children's carnival, Teeter-Totter-A-Thon raises money for a local charity.  The 11th Annual event in 2007 raised $2,000 for the Help A Willing Kid foundation based out of Lansing, Michigan.
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=== Broomball ===
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Beta Sigma began a new event to be held toward the beginning of every spring semester. A Broomball tournament is held at Munn Ice Arena on a Saturday. The Brothers of Beta Sigma use this event to raise money for a worthy cause. Broomball is a game played on ice wearing street shoes. Players hit a ball around on the ice using a stick known as a broom. Beta Sigma is hoping to make this an inter-chapter event in the upcoming years and see it grow.
  
 
== Notable Alumni ==
 
== Notable Alumni ==
* Name (Chapter year)
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* [[Sarah Cantwell]]
:Founding Member
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: [[Vice President of Alumni Development]]
* Name (Chapter year)
 
:DSK year
 
* Name (Chapter year)
 
:Office Held (year-year)
 
 
 
  
 
== Chapter Honors and Awards ==
 
== Chapter Honors and Awards ==
 
=== National Awards ===
 
=== National Awards ===
* 1998, Parsippany, New Jersey
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*1998 [[C.H. McClure Single Service Award]]
** [[C.H. McClure Single Service Award]]
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*1998 [[Top Ten Chapter Award]]
** Top Ten Chapters in the Nation
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*1999 [[Steven A. DiGuiseppe Administrative Award]]
* 1999, Columbus, Ohio
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*1999 [[Top Ten Chapter Award]]
** [[Steven A. DiGuiseppe Administrative Award]]
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*1999 [[Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award]]
** Top Ten Chapters in the Nation
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*2000 [[Top Ten Chapter Award]]
** [[Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award]]
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*2000 [[Steven A. DiGuiseppe Administrative Award]]
* 2000, Atlanta, Georgia
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*2001 [[Steven A. DiGuiseppe Administrative Award]]
** Top Ten Chapters in the Nation
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*2002 [[Top Ten Chapter Award]]
** [[Steven A. DiGuiseppe Administrative Award]]
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*2003 [[Outstanding Initiate Program Award]]
* 2001, St. Louis, Missouri
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*2004 [[C.H. McClure Single Service Award]]
** [[Steven A. DiGuiseppe Administrative Award]]
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*2005 [[Outstanding Initiate Program Award]]
* 2002, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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*2005 [[C.H. McClure Single Service Award]]
** Top Ten Chapters in the Nation
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*2006 [[Top in Region Award]]
* 2003, Charlotte, North Carolina
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*2006 [[Outstanding Fundraiser Award]]
** Outstanding Initiation Program
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*2007 [[Outstanding Service Project Award]]
* 2004, Memphis, Tennessee
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*2008 [[Outstanding Initiate Program Award]]
** [[C.H. McClure Single Service Award]]
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*2008 [[Top in Region Award]]
* 2005, Atlanta, Georgia
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*2009 [[Top in Region Award]]
** Outstanding Initiation Program
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*2009 [[Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award]]
** [[C.H. McClure Single Service Award]]
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* 2012 [[Top in Region Award]]
* 2006, Washington, D.C.
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* 2012 [[Dr. Eldo L. Hendricks Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Programming]]
** Best in Region
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* 2012 [[Outstanding Risk Management Award]]
** Outstanding Fundraising Event
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* 2014 [[Top in Region Award]]
* 2007, New Orleans, Louisiana
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* 2015 [[Charles W. Chance Alumni Award]]
** Best Service Project Dedicated to Teach For America
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* 2015 [[Dr. Eldo L. Hendricks Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Programming]]
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* 2015 [[Top in Region Award]]
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* 2016 [[Dr. Eldo L. Hendricks Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Programming]]
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* 2016 [[Top in Region Award]]
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* 2016 [[Joseph Torchia Outstanding Chapter Award]]
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* 2019 [[Dr. Eldo L. Hendricks Award for Excellence in Scholarship and Programming]]
  
 
=== University Awards ===
 
=== University Awards ===
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* None to date
 
* None to date
  
=== Other Awards ===
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=== Other Chapter Awards ===
* year AwardName
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* [[Colin Dolehanty Tripod Scholarship]]
* None to date
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This award is named for a Beta Sigma Chapter Charter Member, Colin Dolehanty, a man who unselfishly dedicated his life to the advancement of the Beta Sigma Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity and the opportunities it affords the men and women of Michigan State University. He was also a man that demonstrated the ideals of the Fraternity; scholarship, leadership and fellowship.
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The purpose of this scholarship is to promote continued academic opportunities for Beta Sigma brothers of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity who have excelled in embodying the ideals of the Tripod through:
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1. The acquisition and dissemination of information and knowledge through scholarship
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2. The application of professional skills and the fostering of leadership qualities by promoting and advancing the welfare of humanity.
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3. The fostering of non-discriminatory, fraternal fellowship within Phi Sigma Pi’s ranks.
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It is awarded yearly to an outstanding Brother from the Beta Sigma Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi. We would like to thank the Dolehanty Family for their continuous effort to honor Colin and keep his spirit alive. We appreciate their on-going support of our Brothers and our Chapter.
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* 2001 [[Allison Kulas]]
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* 2002 [[Paul Rossi]]
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* 2003 [[Matt Cantwell]]
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* 2004 [[Lindsay Ireland]] (Cosens)
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* 2005 [[Kristen Golick]]
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* 2006 [[Kevin Smith]]
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* 2007 [[Samantha Salvia]]
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* 2008 [[Dani Jones]]
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* 2009 [[Jill Perks]]
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* 2010 [[Callie Mansfield]]
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* 2011 [[Elise Grinbergs]]
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* 2012 [[Kailey Shelton]]
  
 
= Further Resources =
 
= Further Resources =
* [http://www.phisigpimsu.org Beta Sigma Home Page]
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* [http://www.phisigpimsu.org Beta Sigma Chapter Website]
 
* Chapter E-Mail Address: phisigpi@msu.edu
 
* Chapter E-Mail Address: phisigpi@msu.edu
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* [http://www.phisigmapi.org/betasigma Beta Sigma Chapter Portal]
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=In the News=
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* [http://www.statenews.com/index.php/article/2012/04/students_boost_job_opportunities_in_africa_with_bra_drive Students boost job opportunities in Africa with bra drive]
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* [http://35.8.12.17/index.php/article/2012/02/phi_sigma_pi_hosts_panel_discussion_to_address_bullying_concerns_solutions Phi Sigma Pi hosts panel discussion to address bullying concerns, solutions]
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* [http://www.statenews.com/index.php/article/2011/10/duck_derby_surpasses_fundraising_goals Duck Derby surpasses fundraising goals]
  
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Latest revision as of 08:17, 4 August 2019

Beta Sigma Chapter (Founded 19 March 1995) is located at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan. The Chapter was founded by 132 chartering members at Michigan State. The Chapter is a member of the Great Lakes Region.

Chapter History

Founding

Early Years

The Active Chapter

The current Chapter is comprised of 82 Brothers, from Beta Sigma's Alpha Epsilon (ΑΕ), Alpha Zeta (ΑΖ), Alpha Eta (ΑΗ), Alpha Theta (ΑΘ), Alpha Iota (ΑΙ), and Alpha Kappa (ΑΚ) Classes.

The 2012 – 2013 Executive Board is:

The 2012-2013 Committee Co-Chairs are:

Other Chapter Officials

Past Chapter Presidents

Initiate Classes

Main Article: List of Beta Sigma Chapter Initiate Classes

Beta Sigma takes two Initiate Classes each year, which are generally composed of 12 – 22 members, one in the fall and one in the spring. The initiation process is six to seven weeks long, depending on the academic calendar.

The process is intense, but rewarding and creates strong brothers.

Initiates are required to do dialogues with 20 brothers, at least one alumni, and members of their initiate class to create a strong bond of fellowship. We have recently added an interchapter dialogue with willing brothers from other chapters in the area. They attend Sunday night business meetings and Thursday night events (which are centered around the three legs of the tripod and put on by our different committees, E-board, and Risk Management).

The initiates also develop and implement four initiate events as a rush class; These events are centered around the tripod: Scholarship, Leadership and Fellowship. They put on a service event, a scholastic event and a social event. The Alpha Zeta Rush class conducted a canned food drive for their service event, went to one of the many gardens on campus and had a tour of the greenhouse for their scholastic event, and put on a reality tv show competition for brothers for their social event.

We are looking forward to inducting the Alpha Kappa Class Spring 2012.

The Colin Dolehanty Tripod Scholarship

This award is named for a Beta Sigma Chapter Charter Member, Colin Dolehanty, who selflessly dedicated his life to the advancement of the Beta Sigma Chapter and the opportunities it affords the men and women of Michigan State University. He was also a man who demonstrated the ideals of the Fraternity: scholarship, leadership, and fellowship. After his untimely death, Colin's parents decided to give back to the organization for which he loved and cared. Each year at the Beta Sigma Founder's Day Banquet, the Dolehantys award this scholarship to the Chapter Brother who best exhibits the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and fellowship.

The winner of the Colin Dolehanty Tripod Scholarship in 2012 was Kailey Shelton

Chapter Events & Activities

Founder's Day

The Beta Sigma Chapter celebrates its founding typically on the weekend closest to March 19 each year. The event is commemorated with a banquet dinner and awards ceremony where the Beta Sigma Service Key Award is presented as well as the The Colin Dolehanty Tripod Scholarship.

Pi Mile 5K Run/Walk

The annual Pi Mile 5K Run/Walk is held every fall semester. The Brothers of Beta Sigma plan, organize, and execute the race which runs through MSU's campus with the proceeds benefiting a worthy cause. The 10th Annual Pi Mile raised over $6,000 for APAIDSCON, an organization dedicated to eradicating HIV/AIDS in India. The previous year, the 9th Annual Pi Mile raised over $5,000 for Teach For America and was endorsed by the Michigan Surgeon General and the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Health. The event also won Outstanding Service Project Award at the 2007 National Convention.

Teeter-Totter-A-Thon

The Teeter-Totter-A-Thon takes place every spring semester. A teeter-totter is placed in the middle of the Auditorium Field on MSU's campus on which Brothers must ensure two people are teeter-tottering for 24 straight hours. Through business sponsorships, donations, and, in 2007, a children's carnival, Teeter-Totter-A-Thon raises money for a local charity. The 11th Annual event in 2007 raised $2,000 for the Help A Willing Kid foundation based out of Lansing, Michigan.

Broomball

Beta Sigma began a new event to be held toward the beginning of every spring semester. A Broomball tournament is held at Munn Ice Arena on a Saturday. The Brothers of Beta Sigma use this event to raise money for a worthy cause. Broomball is a game played on ice wearing street shoes. Players hit a ball around on the ice using a stick known as a broom. Beta Sigma is hoping to make this an inter-chapter event in the upcoming years and see it grow.

Notable Alumni

Vice President of Alumni Development

Chapter Honors and Awards

National Awards

University Awards

  • year AwardName
  • None to date

Other Chapter Awards

This award is named for a Beta Sigma Chapter Charter Member, Colin Dolehanty, a man who unselfishly dedicated his life to the advancement of the Beta Sigma Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity and the opportunities it affords the men and women of Michigan State University. He was also a man that demonstrated the ideals of the Fraternity; scholarship, leadership and fellowship.

The purpose of this scholarship is to promote continued academic opportunities for Beta Sigma brothers of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity who have excelled in embodying the ideals of the Tripod through:

1. The acquisition and dissemination of information and knowledge through scholarship 2. The application of professional skills and the fostering of leadership qualities by promoting and advancing the welfare of humanity. 3. The fostering of non-discriminatory, fraternal fellowship within Phi Sigma Pi’s ranks.

It is awarded yearly to an outstanding Brother from the Beta Sigma Chapter of Phi Sigma Pi. We would like to thank the Dolehanty Family for their continuous effort to honor Colin and keep his spirit alive. We appreciate their on-going support of our Brothers and our Chapter.

Further Resources

In the News