What Is SAE
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon is a fraternity that values brotherhood, success, and tradition. It allows potential members to learn about the fraternity through a pledgeship period. The fraternity also gives back to the school and local community, helps others in need, and promotes friendly competition and respect among its members. Parties are an important part of the fraternity experience.
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- 1. What is Sigma Alpha EpsilonStephen SchnarrApril 20, 2010
- 2. A BrotherhoodA fraternity is about a brotherhood created with everyone in the fraternity. Taking care of one another when need be, and helping one another out is what individuals need to do to make a fraternity better.
- 3. A Fraternity that values SuccessA fraternity is based on the number of individuals that achieve success. Success can be defined in this sense as doing well in school and becoming a brother. Though in most cases the two go hand in hand with one another.
- 4. A Tradition based FraternityEvery fraternity has its own traditions that have been accepted since they were first created. Without traditions a fraternity is just another regular school organization.
- 5. A Fraternity that allows potential members to learn about the fraternity through PledgeshipIn order to be a part of a fraternity one must go through a period of pledgeship. This is because in order to be a part of a fraternity individuals must first learn about the fraternities traditions and history.
- 6. A fraternity that Gives Back to the SchoolGiving back to the school is another thing that all fraternities do in order to gain more credibility. Helping out with school functions helps to interact with and gain the respect of individuals such as Alumni, Students, Faculty, and Parents.
- 7. A fraternity that Helps Out in the CommunityA fraternity is also about helping out in the community. As fraternities help out in the community they will be widely appreciated and better recognized by more people than if it were kept on campus.
- 8. A fraternity that knows what it means to Be a True GentlemanEvery fraternity has morals and for one particular fraternity it is about being a true gentleman. To be a true gentleman is to help out and give back to other organizations such as the girl scouts.
- 9. A Fraternity that values Friendly CompetitionFraternities are always competing with one another to see who is the better one. A good example of this is through sports due to the fact that every fraternity has its share of athletes among them.
- 10. A Fraternity that respects The LadiesFraternity men are always looking to have a great time at socials, formals, and other forms of parties. The best way to do this is by getting the ladies to come to these events and the only way to get them there is by showing them respect and that we have good times
- 11. A Fraternity that has Awesome PartiesOf course a fraternity would be nothing without parties. With every party there is always an opportunity to meet and get to know new people and organizations. You also get to have an amazing time.