"I was roster number one and one of the founding fathers of the Delta Tau chapter. The mission Alpha Sigma Phi put forward was one I could genuinely get behind. The friendships and connections we built from the ground up have lasted far beyond my college days."
JASON BARNETT, MURRAY STATE
YOU
WERE
BORN
TO
LEAD
Alpha Sigma Phi offers its brothers genuine leadership opportunities — from chapter president to officer roles in finance, marketing, alumni relations, and more. These aren't just titles. They're real positions with real and impactful responsibility, where you learn to inspire people, make decisions, and deliver tangible results. The skills you build here will stay with you long after graduation!
WHY ALPHA SIG?
FIND YOUR PEOPLE
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Real friendships built on shared values - not just proximity - from day one and throughout your lifetime.
BECOME A LEADER
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Gain hands-on experience in your chapter, on your campus, and in your community by being a chapter officer.
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OPEN CAREER DOORS
Access our vast alumni network, seek out industry experts, and get ahead in your career.
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BETTER THE WORLD
Collab w/ our five national
philanthropic partners to perform service that matters in your community.
FRATERNITY PAYS OFF
ACCEPTANCE
THROUGH
BROTHERHOOD
Colby Kreide, Maine '18, almost didn't see his freshman year through.
Diagnosed with Tourette's, depression, and anxiety in high school, he arrived at the University of Maine living alone in a single dorm, without many friends, and seriously considering dropping out.
He decided to try rushing a fraternity. It didn't go well.
"Because of my Tourette's, I twitched a lot. They'd be like 'oh, you twitch, we'll call you Twitchy.' I really didn't like that."
Then he saw a post from Scott Sleeper, Maine '16, about a chapter where you could start as a Founding Father. He went to an event at The Roost — nervous, visibly twitching — and waited for the reaction he'd come to expect.
"None of the guys said anything about it. They looked me in the eye. They just had a conversation. That's when I knew I really wanted to join Alpha Sig."
Two weeks after initiation, he was offered the VP of Service & Philanthropy position. "I was a new brother, and they were taking a chance on me." He held that role for two years, became VP of Finance, and eventually served as Executive Vice President of his Interfraternity Council.
He's now headed to graduate school.
"I couldn't have gotten here without the help of my chapter."
