Balfour LTW 2014 - Closing Session
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This document provides information about the Sigma Chi Fraternity Leadership Training Workshop, including award recipients. It recognizes chapters and individuals for excellence in areas like scholarship, chapter operations, leadership and service. The workshop highlights outstanding alumni and undergraduates, and covers topics like recruitment, risk management and foundation support.
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- 1. Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosted at Ball State University #balfourltw
- 2. Balfour LTW Recruitment Video Contest Ansley Valentine, WABASH 1990
- 3. Mike DePuydt, TEXAS A&M- KINGSVILLE 1988 Chairman, Balfour Leadership Operating Board (BLOB)
- 5. Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosted at Ball State University
- 6. 1946BROTHERS CHECKED-IN FOR WORKSHOP THIS YEAR
- 7. Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosted at Ball State University
- 8. SigFest Team Mike McFadden, FURMAN 2007 Stuart Hester, PURDUE 2014 Aaron Hobbs, TEXAS-ARLINGTON 2015 Mary Sugden, 33rd International Sweetheart
- 9. Herff Jones Harris Made
- 10. SigFest Champions Overall SigFest Champion Santa Clara University Basketball champion, University of New Mexico Cornhole champion, University of South Florida Dodgeball champion, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
- 12. The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi When the world goes wrong, as it’s bound to do and you’ve broken Dan Cupid’s bow, and you long for the girl you used to love, the maid of the long ago. Why light your pipe, bid sorrow avaunt, blow the smoke from you altar of dreams and wreathe the face of your dream girl there, the love that is just what it seems.
- 13. The Sweetheart of Sigma Chi The girl of my dreams is the sweetest girl of all the girls I know. Each sweet coed, like a rainbow trail, fades in the afterglow. The blue of her eyes and the gold of her hair are a blend of the western sky. And the moonlight beams on the girl of my dreams, she’s the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi.
- 14. Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosted at Ball State University
- 16. Mike Greenberg ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 68th Grand Consul @grandconsul68
- 18. Michael Zibilich, LOUISIANA STATE 1970
- 20. Keller Zibilich, LOUISIANA STATE 2015 Pictured with Mom and Dad
- 21. Keller Zibilich, LOUISIANA STATE 2015
- 22. Mike Greenberg ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 68th Grand Consul @grandconsul68
- 23. Thank You Sigma Chi Foundation
- 24. Chris Brooks, COLLEGE OF IDAHO 2006 Sigma Chi Foundation @sigmachifdn
- 25. Mike Greenberg ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 68th Grand Consul @grandconsul68
- 33. Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosted at Ball State University #balfourltw
- 34. Mike DePuydt, TEXAS A&M- KINGSVILLE 1988 Chairman, Balfour Leadership Operating Board (BLOB)
- 35. Keynote Address Brian Rashid, BUTLER 2005 @mrbrianrashid brianrashid.com
- 36. Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosted at Ball State University
- 38. 2014 Carlisle Award Recipient Ed Spencer, ROCHESTER 1967
- 39. Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosted at Ball State University #balfourltw
- 40. Mike Greenberg ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 68th Grand Consul @grandconsul68
- 42. Adrian Avila, NEW MEXICO 2014 • Psychology and history major • Graduated with a 3.95 G.P.A. • Regents Scholar, a National Hispano Chamber of Commerce scholar and a scholar in the National Alliance for Doctoral Studies in mathematical studies • Served as scholarship chairman, risk manager, Pro Consul and Consul • Developed a research and service project aimed at resolving community issues in the El Paso and Juarez borderlands. • Completed the Columbia University Public Health Scholars Program, the CDC Public Health Scholars Program and an Internship with the New York Academy of Medicine. • Will volunteer with the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic,
- 43. Connor Davis, OKLAHOMA STATE 2014 • Mathematics and economics major • Graduated with a 4.0 G.P.A. • Served as scholarship chairman, recruitment chairman, Quaestor and Consul. • Received the Oklahoma State University Academic Excellence Scholarship, the Professor Emeritus Mathematics Scholarship and the Spears Economic Scholarship. • Member of Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Kappa Phi, the National Honor Society for Collegiate Scholars, and the Oklahoma State President’s Honor Roll • Will pursue a master’s degree in financial mathematics at the University of Chicago.
- 44. Grady Hepworth, IDAHO 2014 • Majored in political science and international studies • Graduated with a 3.92 G.P.A. • Served as Magister and Consul, and was an undergraduate representative on the International Fraternity’s Pledge Education Committee and Leadership Training Board • Undergraduate representative to the Fraternity’s Executive Committee • Member of Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa Phi honors societies • Received the University of Idaho’s Guy and Grace Wicks Outstanding Senior Award and its alumni award for
- 45. Alex Wade, KENTUCKY 2014 • Majored in biosystems engineering • Graduated with a 4.0 G.P.A. • Served as philanthropy chairman, Pro Consul and Consul • Co-founded and was leader of Math and Science Knowledge Enhancement • Conducted research within his university’s department of physiology and nephrology on the effects of microgravity on bone mineralization. • Received the Otis A. Singletary Outstanding Senior Award and the Lyman T. Johnson Award • Will study at the University of Kentucky School of
- 46. 2014 International Balfour Award Finalists Adrian Avila, NEW MEXICO 2014 Connor Davis, OKLAHOMA STATE 2014 Grady Hepworth, IDAHO 2014 Alex Wade, KENTUCKY 2014
- 47. 2014 International Balfour Award Recipient Adrian Avila, NEW MEXICO 2014
- 48. Mike Greenberg ILLINOIS WESLEYAN 1982 68th Grand Consul @grandconsul68
- 49. Dennis Santoli, WESTERN RESERVE 1967 67th Grand Consul
- 51. Robert E. Joseph Risk Management Foundation Award Recipients • Stanford University • Gettysburg College • University of Washington (Seattle)
- 52. Robert E. Joseph Risk Management Foundation Award Overall Winner North Dakota State University
- 53. Mike Church, ILLINOIS 2005 Executive Director Sigma Chi International Fraternity @sigmikechurch
- 55. Legion of Honor Award • University of Louisville • University of Tennessee at Martin • McGill University • Princeton University
- 56. Top Two Legion of Honor Award Jacksonville University University of Memphis
- 58. Daniel William Cooper Award North Dakota State University
- 59. Mike Church, ILLINOIS 2005 Executive Director Sigma Chi International Fraternity @sigmikechurch
- 61. • Ohio State University • Beloit College • Duke University • University of Richmond • Eastern Illinois University • Austin Peay State University • McGill University • Syracuse University • University of South Florida • Western Michigan University James F. Bash Significant Improvement Award
- 62. Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosted at Ball State University #balfourltw
- 64. The gold seal is awarded to chapters whose Peterson score is above 97 percent. The blue seal is awarded to chapters whose Peterson score ranges between 90 percent and 96.99 percent.
- 65. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • University of Arizona • Virginia Polytechnic Institute — Eight of last 10 years • Rutgers University • Jacksonville University • Hanover College — Second consecutive • Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute • University of Maryland
- 66. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • Georgia Southern University • Murray State University — Sixth consecutive • American University • University of British Columbia-Simon Fraser — Six of last seven years • University of Idaho — Five of last six years • Santa Clara University — Fourth consecutive • Dalhousie University-St. Mary's University — Second consecutive
- 67. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • The College of Idaho — Third consecutive • University of California-Davis — Fifth consecutive • North Dakota State University — Second consecutive • California State University-Northridge • Drake University — Four of last six years • University of Oregon — 11th consecutive • Washington University (St. Louis) — Four of last six years
- 68. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • University of Washington (Seattle) — 10th consecutive • Western Kentucky University — 10 of last 11 years • Oklahoma State University — Three of last four years • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Prescott • Tarleton State University • University of California-Irvine
- 69. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • DePauw University — Sixth consecutive • Hillsdale College — Nine of last 10 years • University of Cincinnati — Sixth consecutive • Loyola University Chicago — First in its history • Western Connecticut State University — Second consecutive • Stanford University — Second consecutive • University of Memphis — 11 of last 12 years • University of Pittsburgh — Second consecutive
- 70. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • Rochester Institute of Technology — First in its history • Kettering University (A) • University of California-Merced — Third consecutive • University of Chicago — First since its reinstallation • University of California-Los Angeles • University of Houston — Fourth consecutive
- 71. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • Eastern Kentucky University — Fourth consecutive • University of New Mexico — Five of last six ears • North Carolina State University — Second consecutive • University of Kentucky — Six of last seven years • Tennessee Tech University — Third consecutive • Utah State University • University of Rhode Island — Second
- 72. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • University of Georgia — Fifth consecutive • Montana State University — Two of last three years • Texas A&M University-Kingsville • University of New Haven — Fourth consecutive • University of West Florida — Third consecutive • University of Waterloo • Bryant University — Fourth consecutive • University of Tennessee-Martin — Five of last
- 73. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • Bridgewater State College • Case Western Reserve University — Third consecutive • Pennsylvania State University • Indiana University — Second consecutive • Sam Houston State University — Second consecutive • University of South Alabama — Third consecutive
- 74. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • New Mexico State University — Second consecutive • Bucknell University — First since 1993 • Indiana University — Second Consecutive • California State University-Sacramento • University of California-San Diego • Brown University • George Washington University — Fifth consecutive
- 75. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • University of Utah • University of Pennsylvania — First since 1991 • Kettering University (B) • Northwestern University — Third consecutive • University of Texas at Arlington — Fourth consecutive • University of North Florida — Fourth consecutive
- 76. Peterson Significant Chapter Award • University of Louisville — 16th consecutive; 21 of last 23 years; • Yale University — Fifth consecutive • North Georgia College — First since 1995 • California State University-San Bernardino — Third consecutive
- 78. Peterson Significant Chapter Award Gold Recipients • Murray State University • University of South Alabama • University of Louisville — Second consecutive • University of California-Merced • Gettysburg College
- 79. Sigma Chi Fraternity Hosted at Ball State University #balfourltw