Sigma Tau Gamma Headquarters has the pleasure of adding several new staff members to the team!

WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI – Sigma Tau Gamma Headquarters condemns the photograph that was taken at a Halloween event at the University of Central Arkansas on October 28 depicting a member of the fraternity with other members in a ‘Bill Cosby’ costume with black face. The type of behavior exhibited by our members will not be tolerated […]

Warrensburg, MO – Director of Business Operations Jessica Hackler has announced she will be departing from the Sigma Tau Gamma Headquarters Staff. Hackler has accepted a position as a Loan Closing Specialist at Johnson County Title in Warrensburg, Missouri. Hackler joined the staff in March 2014 and immediately had a positive impact on the fraternity. She […]

Warrensburg, MO – Sigma Tau Gamma is excited to announce that Adam Kowalski has joined the Headquarters Staff filling the Director of Alumni Engagement Position. Adam attended Bowling Green State University where he graduated with a degree in Human Development and Family Studies. At Bowling Green, Kowalski was initiated into Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity. Kowalski […]

Sigma Tau Gamma is excited to announce the 2016 introductory class of the Undergraduate Hall of Fame. Formerly referred to as Dent Man of the Year finalists, the Undergraduate Hall of Fame expands to recognize 10 outstanding graduating seniors. During Grand Chapter, the Undergraduate Hall of Fame inductees will interview with past Dent Man of the Year recipients, along with representatives from Society of Seventeen.

Sigma Tau Gamma Headquarters has learned that two brothers tragically passed away in a plane crash while vacationing in Hawaii on Monday, May 23. Philip Cabe, Cameron ’15 and Marshall Cabe, Cameron ’11 were members of our Gamma Rho Chapter at Cameron University.

Officials from the National Panhellenic Conference (NPC), the North-American Interfraternity Conference (NIC), the National Association of Latino Fraternal Organizations (NALFO), and the Association of Fraternity/Sorority Advisors (AFA), issue the following statements in response to the policy announced Friday, May 6, 2016, by Harvard University.

Bill was the Chapter Advisor for the Beta Chi Chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. He played a pivotal role in the history and success of this chapter. Those who knew him were aware of how hard he worked and the passion that he had for the fraternity.

WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI – Director of Advancement, Patrick Gotham, Salisbury ’09, has announced his departure from the Sigma Tau Gamma Headquarters Staff. He departs the staff to accept a position as a Development Officer at Framingham State University in Framingham, Massachusetts.

WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI – This past summer, Sigma Tau Gamma announced Ben Hopper, the Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Kansas State University as the recipient of the 2015 Distinguished Interfraternal Leadership Award at the National Leadership Conference in Norfolk, Virginia. The award is presented to an Interfraternal partner who through mentorship aids in our endeavor to build a noble generations of men. The recipient also encourages the advancement of not only Sigma Tau Gamma but the broader fraternity movement through their actions and deeds. The recipient is selected from a pool of candidates and approved by the National Board of Directors.

CINCINNATI, OHIO – On Saturday, January 23, National President Alyx Parker, Illinois ’94, officially installed the Zeta Beta Chapter at the University of Cincinnati in Ohio. The Zeta Beta Associate Chapter was installed on November 13, 2013. Since its inception, the chapter has initiated 55 men, 43 of whom are currently undergraduate members.

The chartering ceremony took place in the West Pavilion of Cincinnati’s Nippert Football Stadium with over one hundred people in attendance, including local alumni and more than two-dozen parents and family members.

WARRENSBURG, MISSOURI – CEO Emeritus William P. “Bill” Bernier of Warrensburg, Missouri has retired after nearly forty-two years of service to Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity. His last day on staff was January 31, 2015. Bill Bernier accrued considerable distinction as the Chief Executive Officer of Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity and Foundation, a vocational and leadership organization. Under the guidance of Bill Bernier, Kent State ’70, Sigma Tau Gamma initiated over 35,000 new members and installed 51 chapters across the nation.