Our intention with the funds raised is to expand the Phi Sig Foundation (a 501c3 nonprofit) to allow it to better fund the chapter from investment proceeds. This will create a small but consistent revenue stream to provide long-term support for the foundation’s mission to pay for active member scholarships, historical preservation, national chapter meetings and training, and annual meeting expenses.

It is both humbling and an honor to be a part of an organization that has existed for a century and has enriched the lives of thousands of brothers. I sincerely hope Homecoming 2024 is the largest in our history and a huge success, but we need your help to spread the word and raise interest in the chapter's 100th anniversary.

If you are interested in joining the Centennial Committee or making a commitment to match a donation up to a certain amount please reach out to me directly or any other member of the Alumni Association.

Nearly 100 years ago a group of men in Kirksville began our brotherhood as Sigma Delta Tau. That beginning grew into Phi Sigma Epsilon and later merged with Phi Sigma Kappa. Despite many challenges and changes over the years, we are still here because we all made a decision to Go Big. I hope you will join me over the next year in continuing that tradition.

Fraternally,

John Moenster

President, Alumni Association

Fall 2007

Gamma Epsilon Centennial

By Phi Sig Foundation

Gamma Epsilon Centennial