Southern Illinois Alumni Club of Phi Sigma Kappa

Mission

The Mission of the Southern Illinois Alumni Club of Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity is to bring alumni and future alumni of Phi Sigma Kappa together to actively embody and live our Cardinal Principles of Brotherhood, Scholarship, and Character through our on-going devotion and commitment to our fraternity.

Purpose

The purpose of the Southern Illinois Alumni Club of Phi Sigma Kappa is:

• To keep alumni informed and connected with the undergraduate chapter, the alumni club, and the national headquarters
• To schedule regular events annually that alumni can count on and plan on including homecoming in the fall, Founders Day in the spring and a Chicago-based event in the summer
• To create and raise funds for three permanently endowed scholarships securely administered by International Headquarters and to benefit current and future needs of the Kappa Tetarton Chapter
• To develop and implement a plan for a long-term chapter home arrangement within the next 2 – 3 years
• To embark on a capital plan to address future housing needs of the chapter in accordance with the long-term chapter housing plan
• To work encourage collaboration and engagement with the National Headquarters and the Grand Council
• To support the daily operations of the undergraduate chapter and assist with immediate needs

Specific Roles

National Headquarters and Grand Council engagement – Matt Gregory & David Epstein

Capital Campaign & Long-Term Housing Plan – Robb Williams, David Epstein, Matt Gregory, Chad Irvin, Steve Shane & Jeff Haynie

Fundraising for endowed scholarships – Robb Williams

Support of undergraduate chapter – To be determined prior to recharting in 2023