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== Early Fraternity Life and Career == | == Early Fraternity Life and Career == | ||
| − | + | Trip Stewart decided to attend the George Washington University in August 2007, following his graduation from high school in May 2007. He then rushed Phi Sigma Pi during his Sophomore year of college in Fall 2008. | |
== Collegiate Years at Sample Chapter == | == Collegiate Years at Sample Chapter == | ||
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Sample Member (born DD MMM YYYY) is an Active Member/Alumni Member of Sample Chapter (Chapter roll #) at Sample University.
Contents
Early Fraternity Life and Career
Trip Stewart decided to attend the George Washington University in August 2007, following his graduation from high school in May 2007. He then rushed Phi Sigma Pi during his Sophomore year of college in Fall 2008.
Collegiate Years at Sample Chapter
Hold any Chapter Offices? Sever as a Grand Chapter Delegate? Known for a particular skill or talent in your Chapter? Organize an event? Tell us how you are/were Active at Sample Chapter.
Alumni Years to Present
Complete if applicable. Delete if not.
National Involvement
- National Commitees
- Roadtrips
- etc.
Bigs and Littles
Sample Member's Big Brother is Sample Big, who is now...
Sample Member has X Little Brothers:
- Little 1, Alumnus
- Little 2, Expelled
- etc.
Further Resources
- web page?
Other Interesting Facts
Feel free to add headings and sub-headings as you see fit. We want to know everything about you that you want to tell us.
