We were different when twelve men formed Sigma Phi Epsilon almost 110 years ago. We were different when SigEp removed racial and religious restrictions over 50 years ago. We were different nearly 19 years ago when the non-pledging, Balanced Man Program took hold and challenged the entire fraternity world.
In 2011, SigEp will soar once more in Phoenix. Over
 1400 of your brothers congregate,
educate, legislate and celebrate. To set
new standards. Reach new plateaus.
Conquer new challenges.
To be different. Again.
Phoenix is the place. Conclave
is the experience. Rise to new
heights with your brothers.
Discover your version
of Different.
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Conclave is the biennial gathering of the Grand Chapter. But it's so much more than that. Having 1,400 SigEps, spouses, and guests in one location is a celebration of our brotherhood. Young and old, near and far, a large national fraternity suddenly feels like family. Policy is set. National leaders are elected. Buchanan Cups for chapter excellence are awarded. Our highest honor, the Order of the Golden Heart is bestowed.
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Undergraduate submits winning Conclave design concept |
 Paul Valencia, Michigan Tech ’11, past chapter president and Interfraternity Council president on his campus, submitted the winning design concept for the Conclave logo contest. SigEp’s Communications Task Force considered 48 submissions from 24 undergraduates and alumni before making their selection. “We really appreciated the way Paul’s concept of a phoenix bird incorporated the location of the upcoming Conclave in a graphic way. He also did a great job of reflecting the SigEp colors and the theme into a cohesive concept,” said Task Force Chairman Steve Ruttner, Washington ’79, himself a graphic designer. Valencia, a biological sciences major, and SigEp’s design team collaborated to achieve the final look. |
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