The Sigma Chi house at its new location in a fully renovated house at 400 Parkway Circle.
| Location |
| 400 Parkway Circle |
| Contact |
| Rush Chair Ryan Achterberg <rsachterberg@ucdavis.edu> |
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One, and the main, aim and object of Sigma Chi has been, and is, to develop and train broad-minded men who can recognize the wholeness of things and who are not bound down to a contracted, eight by ten notion of exclusiveness. There is an absolute necessity for such men. -Founder Benjamin Piatt Runkle
Sigma Chi's 12th Annual Mother's Brunch.
Sigma Chi is a brotherhood with roots in being friends, equality and learning as part of their overall responsibilities to the broader communities in which they live. They achieve these ideals through promoting those character qualities embodied in their Rituals, and continuously reaffirm their purpose through the observance of Sigma Chi’s Governing Laws and through adherence to the decisions of their legislative assemblies, which empower and direct their activities.
In addition to its 217 undergraduate chapters and 145 alumni chapters, Sigma Chi is comprised of four operational entities: the Sigma Chi Fraternity, the Sigma Chi Foundation, the Risk Management Foundation and Constantine Capital Inc.
Fundamental Purpose
The previous Sigma Chi house on Oxford Circle, which the chapter moved out of in August of 2005.
The fundamental purpose of the Sigma Chi Fraternity is the cultivation, maintenance and accomplishment of the ideals of friendship, justice and learning within their membership.
Sigma Chi Fraternity best serves its purpose by developing, implementing and monitoring programs that foster leadership, build character and promote positive relationship skills which, in turn, enable our members to become productive and caring participants in their families, colleges and communities.
Core Values, Vision and Mission
Sigma Chi’s core values are friendship, justice and learning. Their vision is to become the preeminent collegiate leadership development organization-aligned, focused and living their core values. Their mission is to develop values-based leaders committed to the betterment of character, campus and community.
The Theta Omicron Chapter of UC Davis
The chapter house has just relocated next to Kappa Alpha Theta, Pi Alpha Phi and Delta Sigma Phi at 400 Parkway Circle across from the Activities and Recreation Center.
The Theta Omicron chapter has been recognized for its dedication to the National Fraternity’s philanthropic endeavors with the Children’s Miracle Network as well as various other local organizations, including the Sacramento Children’s Hospital, by Chancellor Larry Vanderhoef and the University of California, Davis.
As of August 2005, the National Fraternity has also added the Huntsman Cancer Research Institute to it’s official list of charities. The Theta Omicron chapter will continue its work to fundraise for both organizations, which in the past has yielded thousands of dollars in donations annually. Most of the donations are a result of Derby Days, the chapter’s main philanthropic event
Philanthropy
Major fundraisers were planned for the 2005-2006 academic year to help raise money for: the UCD Varsity Crew Team, Children's Miracle Network, and other charitable organizations.
Past events include a concert on October 19, 2005 to benefit the hurricane victims of the Gulf Coast put on in conjunction with ASUCD.
A beacon of hope
By Elisabeth Sherwin /Enterprise staff writer — Published Aug 05, 2005
In 2005 U.C. Davis Sigs Donated $2000 to the Childrens Miracle Network raised through Derby Days and $1000 for direct aid to Tsunami survivors in Southeast Asia.
In addition, the Theta Omicron Chapter, in conjunction with Dr. Kappagoda — the Director of Cardiology for UCD Medical Center — helped organize a series of nutritional surveys designed to help find ways to improve the eating habits and general health of the entire student body.
Derby Days
Derby Days is Sigma Chi's annual philanthropic event to raise money for the Children's Miracle Network.
The Brotherhood
The members of the Theta Omicron chapter of Sigma Chi seek to uphold the values and aims of their Fraternity. In their quest to live their lives in accordance with Sigma Chi’s foundations, the members are persistent in their pursuit of leadership, campus involvement, and scholarship in a diverse and eclectic group of affiliations.
Their members include members of many different clubs, services, and athletic organizations, including but not limited to:
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The UCD Men's Rugby Club
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The top ranked UC Davis Crew Team
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Intramural Sports Champions
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American Medical Student Association
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Order of Omega, the Greek honors association
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The United States Marine Corps
Leaders in on campus and in the community...
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ASUCD Senator & IFC President '08-'09, Order of Omega Vice President, Trevor Taylor
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ASUCD Senator Winter '08-'09 & IFC President '07-'08, Andrew Bianchi
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ASUCD Senator, IFC VP of Recruitment '08-'09 & Greeks Against Sexual Assault Board of Directors, Daniel Garret
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ASUCD Internal Affairs Commission, Nikolas Zeigler
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IFC Executive VP, Ryan Acterberg
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IFC VP of Activities, Scott Surrette
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California Aggie Columnist, James Noonan
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California Aggie Columnist, Michael Hower
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Order of Omega President & ASUCD Lobby Corps Director '06-'08, Derick Lennox
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La Raza Culture Days Co-Chair, Richard Lopez
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ASUCD Lobby Corps Director '05-'06, Michael Caporusso Alumnus
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ASUCD Controller '05-'06, Devin Whitney Alumnus
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ASUCD Office of External Affairs Director '05-'07, James Schwab Alumnus
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Davis City Council member, Lamar Heystek Alumnus
Recent Chapter Awards...
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IFC Membership Development Award 2008-2009
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IFC Membership Development Award 2007-2008
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IFC Membership Development Award 2006-2007
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IFC Membership Development Award 2005-2006
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IFC Greek Man of the Year: Andrew Bianchi 2008-2009
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IFC Greek Man of the Year: Charles Bisesto 2006-2007
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IFC Philanthropy Award 2006-2007
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Alpha Chi Omega Chili Cook-off 2007 - 1st place
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Alpha Chi Omega Chili Cook-off 2006 - 1st place
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Alpha Chi Omega Chili Cook-off 2005 - 1st place
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Delta Delta Delta Big Bats 2006 - 2nd place
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Alpha Chi Omega's MR. GREEK 2006 - David Heckman
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Chapter Excellence Award, Northern California Province 2005-2006
To learn more visit:
www.ucdsigs.com,
www.sigmachi.org, and Facebook and search for Sigma Chi.
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Historical Information
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