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SIGMA PI CHARTERING TESTFISHERFRESH·TEST PREP BYWrite the Creed of Sigma Pi:oI believe in Sigma Pi, a fellowship of kindred minds, united inbrotherhood, to advance truth and justice, to promote scholarship, toencourage chivalry, to diffuse culture, and to develop character in the serviceof god and man; and I will strive to make real the fraternity’s ideals in my owndaily life.·It is generally recognized that the American college fraternity grew out ofan organization known as the which existed at the College of &from about to . Their meetings are said to have been held in theRoom of the :oFlat Hat Club; William & Mary; 1750-1772; Apollo; Raleigh Tavern·What is the first Greek letter society and when did it start?oPhi Beta Kappa – 12/5/1776·What college is referred to as the “Mother of all Fraternities?”oUnion College·What three fraternities make up the triad at this college?oKA Society, Sigma Phi, Delta Phi·Sigma Pi is a social fraternity. Name the other two types of fraternities.oProfessional, Honorary·Which Greek philosopher developed a brotherhood containing fourdegrees?oPythagoras·Name the four degrees of this philosopher’s (Pythagoras) brotherhood.1.) Perfection,2.) Purification3.) Preparation4.) Application of Divine Wisdom·Which philosopher is best known as “the lover of truth?”oSocrates·Which Philosopher is the author of The Republic?oPlato·Which philosopher is regarded as the “greatest thinker of the ancientworld?”oAristotle·What is the full name of the NIC?oNorth-American Interfraternity Council·What is the mission of the NIC?oPromote common interest, provide a forum for discussion

·Which Sigma Pi alumnus served as the president of the NIC?oWilliam Cutbirth·Which Sigma Pi alumnus was presented with the NIC Gold Metal?oHarold Jacobsen·Write the Greek alphabet. (The letter with the name next to it)oΑ alpha Θ thetaΟ omicron Χ chioΒ betaΙ iotaΠ piΨ psioΓ gamma Κ kappaΡ rhoΩ omegaoΔ deltaΛ lambda Σ sigmaoΕ epsilon Μ muΤ tauoΖ zetaΝ nuΥ upsilonoΗ etaΞ xiΦ phi·How long does your membership in Sigma Pi last?oLifetime·What is the definition of a pledge?oA man who has been elected to membership, but has not yet beeninitiated·When is a new member given the right to exert influence on chapter policyand organization?oFull membership upon initiation·Name the 10 Obligations of a pledge and member.oGive proper attention to the interests of Sigma PioRegard the fraternity in a spirit of sincerity and respect and give earnestconsiderations to its teachings and idealsoMeet financial obligations promptly and fullyoCheerfully perform tasks that may be assigned for the good of thefraternityoAt all times be a gentleman, and use moderation in all thingsoStrive at all times to cooperate for the good of the fraternityoWork diligently to maintain good scholarshipoParticipate in worthy college activitiesoProfit by association with men in a spirit of fraternalismoBe an exemplary Sigma Pi and citizen·Name three ways a member can be involved with the fraternity once heleaves school.oAlumni clubsoNational HQoChapter advisor·Name five rules of etiquette to remember.oWatch personal appearanceoEat slow allow time to talk

oEnhance the pleasure of othersoForm gentlemanly habitsoBe friendly but reserved in the classroom.·Who was the professor that inspired the Founders on the subject of collegeFraternities?oCharlotte Mallotte·What was the original name of the fraternity?oTau Phi Delta·When was this organization founded?oFebruary 26, 1897·Name the Four Founding Fathers of the Fraternity.oRolin Rosco JamesoJames Thompson KingsburyoGeorge Martin PattersonoWilliam Raper Kennedy·Name the first two initiates of the FraternityoSamuel BayardoMaurice Bayard·Who was the inspiration behind the selection of the fraternity motto?oMs. Bayard·Name five well-known alumni members of Sigma Pi.oTony RomooTracy LawrenceoWalter ShirraoWillard KiplingeroJohn MeyersoDr. Judson WardoJudge Curtis G. Shake·Write the motto, including the title and the book that it came from.o“A Death in the Desert”—Brownings Book of Poems. Progress, man’sdistinctive mark alone, Not God’s, and not the beasts’; God is, they are. Manpartly is and wholly hopes to be.·Who is credited with saving the fraternity from an untimely death?oRolin Rosco James·Who was Robert George Patterson?oStudent at Ohio State who is responsible for the name change to Sigma Pi·Briefly explain the Patterson Episode.oLied about being a member of Sigma Pi, convinced Tau Phi Delta tochange names·The name Sigma Pi was taken by the Fraternity on what date?oFebruary 11, 1907·When and where was the first national “congress” held?o1908 -Vincennes, Indiana·The Club at the University of was founded by Byron R. Lewisand became Phi Chapter, our second chapter.

oSphinx; Illinois·Gamma Chapter was established at University.oOhio State·The initiatory ritual used to install Phi and Gamma Chapters was known as“ .”oThe Cryptic Art·Name the second ritual ceremony used by Sigma Pi Fraternity.oThe English Chivalric Ritual·The current initiatory ritual, “ ,” was written based on the ritual ofSigma Delta local fraternity, which became Chapter of Sigma Pi.oThe Golden Quest; Kappa·Who is credited as being the first national president of the Fraternity?oFrancis L. Lisman·Where and in what year did the Fraternity hold its first BiennialConvocation?oMay 1909 – Columbus, Ohio·When did the first issue of the Emerald appear?o1911·In what year did Sigma Pi become a member of the NIC?o1910·Which national fraternity merged with Sigma Pi 1964?oDelta Kappa·In what year did Sigma Pi become an international organization?o1984·Briefly describe the Fraternity’s current coat of arms.oHome-plate shaped. Pyramid of stars on top. Bend through the middle leftto right. Badge in the center. Greek scroll across the bottom··Briefly describe the original badge of Tau Phi Delta.oIt was cut out of a dime in the shape of a Greek cross dated 1897 with theletters ΤφΔ inscribed on itDraw the present day badge of Sigma Pi.o

·What is the jewel of the fraternity and what does it suggest to a Fraternitymember?oEmerald – courage, hope, faith·Why is the bend reversed on a pledge pin?oTo show that he is not an initiated member·Draw the flag of Sigma Pio·What are the colors of the Fraternity?oLavender and White with Gold as an auxiliary·What is the flower of the Fraternity?oLavender Orchid·Briefly describe the great seal of the Fraternity.oThe coat of arms surrounded by a circle with “Sigma Pi FraternityInternational”·What are the two main reasons why a man should attend college?oPrepare to earn an adequate livingoEquip him to lead an abundant life·What are the five ideals of Sigma Pi?oTo establish a brotherhoodoTo establish and maintain an aristocracy of learningoRaise the standards of morality and develop characteroDiffuse Culture and Encourage ChivalryoPromote the spirit of civic righteousness and quicken the nationalconscience·What are the three phases of a man’s life and how do they apply to theFraternity?oContacts - lifeoConcepts – God dealsoControls – diffuse culture and encourage chivalry·What is the supreme governing body of Sigma Pi and what does it consist of?oGrand ChapteroGrand CounciloUndergraduate ChaptersoAlumni clubsoPGC officers·Regular meetings of the Grand Chapter are called convocation which is heldhow often?oEvery two years

·How many votes does a chapter in good standing have within the governingbody?oTwo·When the supreme governing body is not in session, the full authority ofgovernment is vested in the consisting of members.oGrand Council, Seven·List the names and titles of each Grand Council officer.oGrand Sage (President) – George N. HakimoGrand Second Counselor (Vice-President) - Christopher R. BrownoGrand Third Counselor (Treasurer) - Edward R. LevesqueoGrand Fourth Counselor (Secretary) – John A. MichelichoGrand First Counselor (Sergeant-at-Arms) – E. Andrew MorrisoGrand Herald (Historian) – Craig E. DonnellyoPast Grand Sage (International Past President) – Larry P. Rovira·Name the standing committees which the Constitution and Bylaws providefor.oExpansionoScholarship·What are the three types of subordinate bodies within the Fraternity?oColoniesoChaptersoAlumni clubs····Who is your Province Archon?oKeith O'NeillWhat are the Province Archon’s duties?oSubmit candidates for the position of Chapter Director for all chaptersand colonies in his assigned area.oAssist the Executive Office in the formation, organization and support ofAlumni Clubs.oMeet with the IFC and university officials for expansion and securingpermission to develop a Chapter and to assist with expansion within theProvince.oImprove relations between the Fraternity and host institutions.oCarry out other specific duties as may be assigned by the Grand Sage,Grand Second Counselor or Chief Operating Officer.oSemester/Yearly Province Educational Workshops.Who is your Chapter Director§Patrick PepperWhat are your Chapter Director’s duties?oCommunicate directly with the Chief Operating Officer or one of thedesignated assistants, on all problems involving his assigned chapter.oWhenever, possible, to attend and to participate in all leadershipconferences that may be established by the Chief Operating Officer and toencourage similar attendance and participation on the part of the leaders of hisassigned Chapter.

oEnforce the provisions of By-Law 4, of the Grand Chapter with regard tothe discipline of Chapter brothers with financial delinquencies.oEncourage compliance by his assigned Chapter of all the rules andregulations of the Grand Chapter and host institution.oPromote programs within his assigned Chapter which assist in makingSigma Pi the best Fraternity on campus.oEnsure each newly installed officer of his assigned Chapter receivesadequate training with to the duties of his office.oReview Chapter programs on membership education and to participatewhenever possible with such programs.oPromote the proper use of the Ritual by his assigned Chapter.oDetermine that all new Pledges and Initiates are properly reported to theExecutive Office and that all Pledge and Initiate Fees are paid promptly andtransmitted to the Executive Office.oAttend as many meetings and other functions of his assigned Chapter aspossible on a regular basis.·Who was the first Executive Secretary of the Fraternity?oHarold Jacobsen·Where was the first headquarters of the Fraternity?oRoselle, New Jersey (Moved to Elizabeth in 1929)·Who is the current Executive Director?oMark S. Briscoe·Where is the present day headquarters and in what year did we beginoperation there?oBrentwood, Tennessee - 2003·Name the three major functions of the headquarters.oDay to day businessoArchivesoResources·Describe the role of the traveling secretary (now Educational LeadershipConsultant).oWork with chapters on internal operation, strengths, weaknesses, andgeneral fraternity life.·Where was Sigma Pi Fraternity’s National Headquarters located at prior toits present location and what was it called?oVincennes, Indiana - Shadow wood Memorial HQ·Who is the man responsible for acquiring the prior headquarters of theFraternity?oJudge Curtis G. Shake·Name and describe the most prestigious individual award the Fraternitypresents.oFounders Award – most prestigious award given to an alumni·Name and describe five other Grand Chapter awards.oGrand Sage's Award (Large Fraternity) - This award is often viewed asthe most prestigious award given at Convocation. Three of these awards aregiven to the fraternities which maintain the best all-around operations. They

go to the best small, medium, and large fraternities. Performance is evaluatedin the following areas: scholarship, membership size and ranking, membershiprecruitment, finances, efficiency, chapter programming, service to thecommunity, alumni relations, leadership on campus, image, and overallranking on campus.oGrand Council Award - This award is presented every two years to thetop ten Sigma Pi chapters in the world. The top ten chapters are determinedusing the same standards as those used for the Grand Sage's Award.oChapter Scholarship Award -This award is presented every two years tothe chapters maintaining the best GPAs within Sigma Pi. It is one of manyways that Sigma Pi encourages its members to strive for academic excellence.oEfficiency Award - This award is presented annually and recognizeschapters for the timely submission of reports and fees to the Executive Office.The top ten chapters are recognized.oMembership Recruitment Award - This award recognizes the chapterswho recruited, pledged, and initiated the most men. Again, the top ten chaptersof Sigma Pi are recognized.oMembership Award - This award is presented to the top ten chaptersregistering the most members in a fiscal year.·Who was the first editor of the Emerald?oLouis L. Moore·What is the name of the Fraternity’s esoteric publication?oThe Keryx·What is considered the most important document of any Fraternity?oThe Ritual·What is the name of the book which contains all of the various ceremonies ofthe Fraternity?oManual of Ceremonies·What information can an undergraduate obtain in The Officers Handbook?oKnowledge on positionoConstitution and BylawsoFiling reports·What song was adopted by the 1968 Convocation as the officially recognizedsong of the Fraternity?oThe Fireside Song·Briefly describe the duties of the Executive Council.oAdministrative and executive functions·List the titles, names, and duties of each of the officers in your chapter.oSage (President) – Ryan NapieroSecond Counselor (Vice President) – Jacob DummermuthoThird Counselor (Treasurer) – Matthew SchoenemanoFourth Counselor (Secretary) – Eric IafigliolaoFirst Counselor (Sergeant-at-Arms) – Zachary MackrayoHerald (Historian) – Ben Meurell·What is the basic concept the committee structure is developed around?

oThere is more to do than can be done by one person each has somethingto contribute·What committees do the Constitution and Bylaws of the Grand Chapterprovide for within a chapter?oRushoNew Member When was your chapter established?oMay 7, 1910.·Briefly describe how your chapter came aboutoOriginally Sigma Theta Gamma founded in 1909. “Epsilon, A OnceGreat Chapter of Sigma Pi,” documents the loss of the chapter which set rulesin the NIC against “pirating.” Inactive from 1943-1970 and since 1982. Recolonized February 1, 2009·How many “yes” votes are required to end a debate?o2/3 Majority·How many “yes” votes are required to pass a motion?oMajority·Briefly outline the ten points listed under the Alcohol and Drug section of theGrand Chapter policies.oMust comply with state and school lawsoCan’t purchase alcohol through chapter fundsoCan’t sell or give to minorsoNo possession or sale of illegal drugsoCan’t co-sponsor an event with bar or alcohol distributoroCan’t co-sponsor an event where alcohol is purchased by the host chapteror organizationoDry rushoNo open partiesoNo drinking gamesoNo alcohol present at pledge activities·Provide a brief definition of hazing.oPhysical or mental stress·What does it mean to table a motion?oKeep a motion on the table until the next meeting·What is the Grand Sage’s Award?oGiven the top Chapter in each of the three tiers·What is the Grand Council Award?oGiven to the top ten Chapters in all of Sigma Pi·What is the purpose of the Sigma Pi Educational Foundation as stated in itsconstitution?oTo further the educational objectives of Sigma Pi

·Whose contributions were most directly responsible for the establishment ofthe Educational Foundation?oByron R. Lewis·What is the name of the farmstead directly across from the priorheadquarters?oRose Hill·Whose birthplace and life-long home is this?oGeorge Martin Patterson

· The initiatory ritual used to install Phi and Gamma Chapters was known as “_.” o The Cryptic Art · Name the second ritual ceremony used by Sigma Pi Fraternity. o The English Chivalric Ritual · The current initiatory ritual, “_,” was written based on the ritual of Sigma Delta local fraternity, which became _ Chapter of .

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