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James Espy
(Beloit College, 1970)

PGS Larry Rovira
(Cal-State Fullerton, 1985)

James Jennings
(Murray State, 1993)

Charles Ahrend
(Cornell, 1951)

Robert Aichele
(Franklin & Marshall, 1951)

John Albaugh
(Wake Forest, 1960)

Jeffery Allen
(Akron, 1998)

William Allen
(Cal State-Long Beach, 1975)

Mark Anderson
(Michigan Tech, 1988)

William Anderson
(Indiana, 1960)

John Ankerman
(Ohio Northern, 1972)

Steven Banks
(Cal State-Fullerton, 1984)

Milton Barr
(Central Missouri, 1974)

Richard Barron
(Rhode Island, 1964)

Douglas Becker
(West Chester, 1992)

James Berndt
(Rochester Tech, 1978)

Ryan Bertsch
(Santa Clara, 1998)

Frank Bevilacqua
(Akron, 1972)

Ronald Binkley
(Indiana State, 1973)

Roger Bisges
(Central Missouri, 1976)

Keith Bogatch
(NJIT, 1993)

Frank Bosco
(Rowan, 1994)

Mark Breitenstein
(Missouri-St Louis, 2002)

Donald Brobst
(Lycoming, 1952)

Phillip Brogden
(Auburn, 1964)

Joseph Brown
(Purdue, 1950)

Brian Buchanan
(Missouri S&T, 1987)

Donald Bullock
(UCLA, 1953)

Gary Burton
(Illinois, 1963)

Todd Carlson
(Missouri-St Louis, 1997)

Raymond Cassetta
(Drexel, 1962)

Fernando Chumentowski
(Cal State-Fullerton, 1998)

Henry Coan
(Parsons, 1969)

Joseph Conway
(Cal State-Fullerton, 1980)

Denny Cook
(Murray State, 1970)

John Cookinham
(Rhode Island, 1963)

Henry Courtright
(Penn State, 1972)

Mason Cozart
(Southern Arkansas, 1983)

Peter Cramer
(Penn State, 2011)

Gary Cueno
(Northern Illinois, 1978)

David Culbreth
(Barton, 1966)

Duane Cunningham
(Grand Valley State, 2006)

Kurt Dahlberg
(SUNY-Buffalo, 1989)

Robert Davidson
(Arkansas State, 1974)

Thomas Davidson
(Auburn, 1976)

John Davis
(Vincennes, 1969)

Ellison Davison
(Drexel, 1949)

Covey Detmer
(Vincennes, 2010)

Brian Devot
(Cal State-Long Beach, 2000)

Mario DiGiovanni
(Worceester Polytech, 1975)

John Dillaplain
(Arkansas, 1971)

Jason Dix
(SUNY-Buffalo, 1996)

Ira Dolnick
(Illinois, 1984)

Jonathan Drnjevic
(Valparaiso, 1981)

Stephen Dumalski
(Cal State-Long Beach, 1973)

Richard DuVall
(Vincennes, 1979)

Kenneth Earnest
(Cal State-Bakersfield, 1989)

Bob Elkins
(Colorado State, 1995)

James Esposito
(Beloit, 1966)

Jack Faulk
(Murray State, 1972)

Alfred Feldman
(UCLA, 1961)

John Fentress
(North Carolina Wesleyan, 1993)

David Finkel
(UCLA, 1987)

Matthew Fisher
(Drexel, 1964)

Patrick Forker
(Rutgers, 1978)

John Foulkes
(Ohio State, 1954)

Jason Frank
(Murray State, 2006)

Larry Franklin
(Purdue, 1976)

George Freyer
(Oregon State, 1964)

Jonathan Frost
(Missouri-St Louis, 2002)

Russell Furnari
(NJIT, 1979)

Steven Gabel
(NJIT, 1981)

Walter Gammel
(Temple, 1939)

Leslie Garrett
(Barton, 1980)

Robert Gildea
(Drexel, 1953)

John Glagola
(Penn State, 1961)

Robert Glasco
(Arkansas State, 1996)

Douglas Gold
(Santa Clara, 1991)

Paul Gorman
(Seton Hall, 1996)

Michael Grant
(Oakland, 1997)

Bruno Grenci
(Fairleigh Dickinson, 1989)

Keith Grochowski
(Illinois Wesleyan, 1901)

Gary Grubacich
(California-Santa Barbara, 1968)

Richard Gurevich
(San Diego State, 1990)

Gary Hagebush
(Missouri, 1973)

Jeffrey Hancock
(Indiana, 1978)

Paul Hansen
(Valparaiso, 1980)

Lee Hardy
(Missouri State, 1997)

Thompson Harner
(Penn State, 1973)

Thomas Hay
(North Carolina State, 1979)

Kevin Heinze
(Texas Tech, 2008)

Anders Helgeson
(Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo, 2013)

Michael Herter
(Fitchburg, 1994)

Henry Hinckley
(Purdue, 1958)

Ted Hoffman
(Eastern Illinois, 1987)

Albert Honnen
(Rhode Island, 1968)

Greg Honore'
(Cal State-Fullerton, 1984)

Christopher Hooper
(Christopher Newport, 1986)

Jasper Hunter
(Arkansas State, 1960)

Christopher Hurley
(Rochester Tech, 1981)

Ryan Husaynu
(Detroit-Mercy, 1981)

David Irrgang
(Millersville, 1997)

Nicholas Janoulis
(Georgia, 1964)

Matthew Jaworoski
(Western Illinois, 1993)

Barry Jenkins
(Mississippi, 1977)

George Johns
(Missouri S&T, 1970)

David Johnson
(SIU-Carbondale, 1964)

James Johnson
(Indiana, 1954)

William Johnson
(Ohio Northern, 1950)

Christopher Jones
(Murray State, 1993)

Richard Kadner
(Murray State, 1992)

Timothy Kamp
(Missouri-S&T, 1988)

E. Lawrence Kaufman
(James Madison, 1979)

Willis Kaufman
(San Diego State, 1959)

Andrew Kaye
(St Lawrence, 1970)

Paul Ke
(Purdue, 1993)

William Keene
(Illinois State, 1987)

Michael Kelly
(Seton Hall, 1962)

James Kelso
(Florida, 1989)

Patrick Kennedy
(Missouri State, 1962)

Thomas Keuten
(Central Michigan, 1993)

Wallace Kile
(Eastern Michigan, 1963)

George Kleen
(Illinois, 1971)

Michael Kline
(Central Michigan, 1983)

Kevin Knapp
(Western Illinois, 1983)

Robert Koger
(Ohio Northern, 1964)

Raymond Kopsky
(Missouri S&T, 1982)

Howard Korenthal
(Illinois, 1976)

Donald Kritsch
(Indiana, 1967)

Albert Kurtz
(Monmouth, 2008)

Harold Lahr
(UCLA, 1950)

John Landis
(Penn State, 1954)

Robert Lark
(Slippery Rock, 1966)

Robert Latshaw
(Alabama-Tuscaloosa, 2006)

Niles Leisti
(NJIT, 2005)

Jeremy Lessmann
(Franklin & Marshall, 1993)

Ed Levesque
(Bridgewater, 1989)

Richard Lilley
(Akron, 1979)

James Livingston
(Auburn, 1962)

George Long
(Franklin & Marshall, 1963)

Thomas Luciano
(NJIT, 1970)

Jeremy Lug
(Rochester Tech, 1993)

Mark Mallory
(Murray State, 2008)

Robert Mason
(Parsons, 1964)

Steven Mathews
(Wisconsin-Oshkosh, 1968)

Joseph Mattingly
(Murray State, 1991)

Gary McClain
(Arkansas, 1961)

George McCombs
(Penn State, 1953)

Thomas McConnell
(Georgia, 1969)

Daniel McCurdy
(Edinboro of PA, 1992)

Sean McEneely
(Seton Hall, 2000)

Stewart McKnight
(Auburnt, 1959)

Chris Mears
(Wisconsin-Stevens Point, 1972)

Dennis Membrino
(Drexel, 1968)

PGS John Merino
(Cal State-Long Beach, 1958)

Clement Mesavage
(Arkansas, 1974)

Ryan Meskimen
(Cal State-Bakersfield, 1990)

Michael Meurer
(SIU-Edwardsville, 1973)

Todd Miller
(Tennessee-Martin, 1987)

Ronald Miller
(Eastern Kentucky, 1979)

Edward Monroe
(Widener, 1982)

Stephen Nance
(Murray State, 1992)

Preetham Natarajan
(Carleton, 1999)

Scott Neighbors
(James Madison, 1992)

Clark Nelson
(Eastern Illinois, 1960)

David Newberg
(Cal State-Long Beach, 1980)

William Nicolai
(UCLA, 1950)

Steven Paich
(Cal State-Sacramento, 1990)

Joseph Palazzolo
(Monmouth, 2003)

Andrew Parkes
(Toronto, 2005)

Glenn Parsells
(Monmouth, 2007)

Anthony Perry
(Rhode Island, 1954)

Leo Pflug
(NJIT, 1974)

James Portell
(Missouri Southern State, 1990)

Daniel Postler
(Detroit-Mercy, 1978)

John Price
(San Diego State, 1954)

James Pruitt
(Emory, 1958)

Vincent Real
(California-Santa Barbara, 1972)

Thomas Reavely
(William & Mary, 1968)

William Richko
(Rutgers, 1968)

Charles Ries
(Murray State, 1996)

Gregory Ritchie
(Missouri-St Louis, 2003)

Walter Robbins
(Drexel, 1951)

Robert Roberson
(Missouri-St Louis, 1971)

James Roberts
(Saginaw Valley State, 2001)

Marc Roberts
(Christopher Newport, 1982)

Adrian Rodgers
(Arizona State, 2010)

Jay Rojo
(Cal State-Fullerton, 1991)

David Rose
(Barton, 1973)

Alan Rosenberg
(Worcster Polytech, 1983)

Steven Rosenthal
(Cal State-Northridge, 1978)

Marc Saffren
(SUNY-Albany, 1992)

John Salas
(Cal State-Long Beach, 1978)

Paul Salvesen
(Monmouth, 2008)

George Sanders
(Central Missouri, 1965)

Justin Saponara
(TCNJ, 2002)

Steven Schechter
(UCLA, 1990)

Gary Schirmacher
(Arkansas State, 1985)

Richard Schmidt
(North Carolina State, 1984)

Timothy Schonhoff
(Missouri-St Louis, 1998)

Robert Selan
(Shippensburg of PA, 1977)

Brian Shaw
(Cal State-Long Beach, 1966)

Keith Shellhart
(Murray State, 1993)

Frank Slocumb
(Loyola-Chicago, 1967)

Douglas Smith
(James Madison, 1976)

George Smith
(Rhode Island, 1965)

Robert Smith
(Missouri State, 1975)

Estel Snyder
(Ohio State, 1961)

Scott Spooner
(Indiana Tech, 1969)

John Springthorpe
(North Carolina State, 1955)

Joseph Stahl
(Missouri S&T, 1968)

Paul Starr
(St Louis, 1969)

Jimmy Statler
(Arkansas State, 1958)

Andrew Stautberg
(Virginia, 1990)

Francis Steckel
(Missouri S&T, 1969)

Brett Stevens
(Monmouth, 2008)

Robert Stevens
(Wisconsin-Oshkosh, 2012)

Robert Stites
(Indiana, 1985)

James Sturdevant
(Barton, 1972)

Thomas Svitkovich
(Eastern Michigan, 1963)

John Swales
(Valparaiso, 2003)

James Tadlock
(Mississippi, 1976)

Randy Tebbing
(Purdue, 1984)

Jeffery Thomas
(Arizona State, 1993)

Edward Thormahlen
(Valparaiso, 1960)

Travis Tobin
(Vincennes, 2007)

Alexandru Trambitas
(Michigan, 2009)

Douglas Trumbauer
(Penn State, 1985)

John Tunney
(Western Illinois, 1978)

Chester Turcza
(Western Illinois, 1978)

Gordon Turner
(Georgia Southern, 1968)

Patrick Vacanti
(Santa Clara, 1993)

Rice Van Ausdall
(Arkansas State, 1957)

Frank Van Haltern
(Georgia, 1950)

Kenneth Veit
(Franklin & Marshall, 1996)

Howard Vierra
(San Jose State, 1967)

Robert Vlosky
(Rochester Tech, 1977)

George Vogelgesang
(Ohio Northern, 1964)

John Waggoner
(Eastern Illinois, 1954)

Dale Ward
(UCLA, 1992)

Victor Warren
(Iowa, 1973)

Lester Webb
(Ohio State, 1973)

Herman Weeks
(Franklin & Marshall, 1960)

Gregory White
(Fairmont State, 1988)

Hays Whitlatch
(Iowa, 2008)

Cliff Wilke
(Missouri-St Louis, 1981)

Charles Wille
(Cornell, 1950)

Edmund Williams
(Ohio, 1971)

Lee Wilson
(Louisiana State, 1975)

Aaron Winkel
(Ohio State, 2013)

Thomas Woodruff
(NJIT, 1973)

Zachary Woolever
(Wisconsin-Oshkosh, 2012)

Paul Wydra
(Missouri-St Louis, 2001)

Allen Yee
(Georgia, 1999)

Richard Young
(Rhode Island, 1985)

Michael Ayalon
(SUNY-Buffalo, 1997)


UPCOMING EVENTS
25
Jul
SPU hosted at Vanderbilt University
   
The 2012 Sigma Pi Educational Foundation Annual Report is available online. Double click on the cover to view.

Covering the fiscal year July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012 this Annual Report recognizes our loyal annual fund supporters, as well as recognizes our undergraduate members who have made an early commitment to giving back to Sigma Pi by joining our Delta Society program.

Check out our Brotherhood of the Golden Cross supporters who made a contribution of a $1,000 or more during the fiscal year and our Scholarship recipients.

 

 

The first-ever Dr. Joseph B. Mosca Scholarship was awarded through the Delta-Beta, Monmouth Chapter Educational Fund to a most deserving undergraduate - Bryan Duarte (pictured right).

The award is named in honor of Dr. Mosca, who has been with the Delta-Beta Chapter since it restarted and is currently the longest serving Faculty Adviser on Monmouth University's campus. The criteria to win this award was modeled in honor of Dr. Mosca's many professional and civic accomplishments and the recipient is determined based on academic performance and excellence in leadership within the chapter, on-campus, and in the community.

Bryan is both a former chapter Sage and a former Greek Senate Vice-President. As Sage, he led the chapter to one of its highest efficiency point totals and national rankings during last summer's Convocation. He also helped the chapter achieve the highest membership increase in the nation outpacing all 130+ chapters of Sigma Pi. As a student, he has an impressive 3.85 GPA this semester and a 3.2 GPA overall.

Bryan noted in his application that he views the fraternity like a family and does not envision a future for himself without Sigma Pi. Joe Palazzolo, Chapter Director said “We are lucky to have Bryan as a part of this chapter and are grateful for his hard work over the years. When he graduates next year, we will have a tremendous new member to add to our alumni rolls. Congratulations, Bryan!”

Along with Bryan in the picture is Chris Viverito, recipient of the Red Clover Scholarship Award given every year to a Delta-Beta undergraduate and David Reale (center). Mr. Reale is a Delta-Beta alumni who has been a long-time supporter of the Chapter and benefactor to the Chapter’s educational fund.

 
While the Sigma Pi Educational Foundation makes ever effort to recognize our donors and list them correctly in our annual report each year, mistakes do occur.  We apologize for these errors and would like to acknowledge these corrections on our website.
 
John Merrill Berger, Missouri S&T ’68 was omitted from our Annual Giving listing.
 
Don Carr, Kansas ’49 was incorrectly listed by his first name Addison.
 
PGS Howard Beyer, NJIT ’56 was omitted from our Annual Giving listing.