Max Beal
Chapter PresidentThe chapter president is responsible for leading his brothers and managing the operations of the chapter. He is the face of the Fraternity to the chapter, the Greek community and the university.
Max is a Junior at UNK majoring in Finance with a Public Law minor. He is the current fraternity president as well as the former VP of Finance. On campus, Max is a part of the Kearney Law Opportunities Program and serves as the Founder and President of the UNK Pre-Law Society. Max is also a Student Senator for the College of Business & Technology, is the Vice President of Administration for the Inter-Fraternity Council, and is a Chancellor's Ambassador.
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"I wasn't really interested in Greek Life until I met some of our guys at a recruitment event the summer before my freshman year. Like me, many of our members started out skeptical of Greek Life because of the bad stigma given to it by society. At UNK (and in SigEp especially) the Greek culture is very different, it is more academically focused, involvement based, and supportive. Choosing to go Greek is undoubtedly the best decision I have made in college."
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Grant Benson
Vice President of ProgrammingThe vice president of programming is responsible for the planning and execution of the chapter’s events and functions. He is the head of the programming committee and works to ensure his brothers have a balanced, values-based experience.
Grant Benson is from Council Bluffs, Iowa and is a sophomore at UNK majoring in Exercise Science and Health Science. He is the Vice President of Programming. He is also involved in the Exercise Science club where he is the secretary officer. I really enjoy Greek life because I think it represents people who have common ideals as yourself and is very academically driven while also being heavily involvement based.
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Jack Linders
Vice President of FinanceThe vice president of finance is the chapter’s chief financial officer. He is entrusted with managing the chapter’s budget and properly allocating financial resources.
Jack is a sophomore from Bridgeport, Nebraska. At UNK, he is majoring in Information Technology with minors in Computer Science and Business Administration. He is a member of the Honors Program, participates in undergraduate research, and is involved in Phi Beta Lambda.
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“I never pictured myself as the fraternity type of guy. I figured every Greek organization must be exactly like all the stereotypes you see in movies and on tv. I was very wrong. SigEp is much more than a group of guys that hang out. We are truly a brotherhood. Joining SigEp was the best choice that I have made thus far in my college career. In my time here, I have made life-long friends. I don’t know where I would be if I had not joined.”
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Seth Ostdiek
Vice President of Member DevelopmentThe vice president of member development oversees the development experience of each brother providing support and structure during a crucial part of their lives. Managing the chapter’s membership experience by implementing the Balanced Man Program is the keystone of the role, providing a positive fraternal experience and ensuring strong chapter leadership and operations. The vice president of member development ensures that our Founder’s vision lives on day in, day out, at every one of our chapters.
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Noah Limbach
Vice President of RecruitmentThe vice president of recruitment drives the quantity and quality of a chapter’s membership. By successfully recruiting the best men on campus, he ensures a great fraternity experience for his brothers and the long-term success of his chapter.
My name is Noah Limbach and I am an Exercise Science major minoring in Health Science. I was born and raised in Kearney, Nebraska and decided to stick around four more years for college. I have always had a passion for helping people specifically in the health care field, and my goal is to attend Physical Therapy school after graduation. I enjoy playing sports with my friends, fishing, and biking.
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“Coming into college, I told myself I would never join a fraternity. I knew of the stereotypes and knew I wanted nothing to do with that lifestyle and just wanted to stay far away from all of that. I ended up going to a couple recruitment events just to see what fraternities were about and realized SigEp was far from what I thought it was. Fast forward to now and I’m currently the VP of Recruitment, life comes at you fast. I often think about where I’d be if I hadn’t joined SigEp, and I’m thankful every day that I decided to give it a shot.”
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Henrique Adabo
Vice President of CommunicationThe vice president of communications is the chapter’s information officer, lead storyteller, and the primary protector of the chapter’s brand as well as the Grand Chapter’s brand. By wielding tools like chapter sites and social media, this position can help shape perception of the chapter and put its brand in a position to thrive on campus.
Henrique is the current Vice President of Communications and is a sophomore from Columbus, NE. He is majoring in Psychobiology and is in KHOP for the Pre-Medicine program. Henrique is also part of the Honors Program, Campus Kitchen, and is an Undergraduate Research Fellow. In the past, he has served as the Social Media chair for SigEp and is currently the Vice President of Public Relations for IFC. Henrique loves participating in intramurals, especially soccer, and enjoys watching sports with his friends.
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"Personally, I was interested in joining a Greek organization from the beginning to make a smoother transition to college. The Greek Life experience here at UNK is truly exceptional. I noticed right away that many students involved in Greek Life were involved, academically inclined, and were leaders on campus and in the community. SigEp has given me so many opportunities including friendships, connections, leadership opportunities, community service opportunities, and academic resources. Joining SigEp and the UNK Greek community was the best decision I have made in college as it gave me the stepping stones to become the best version of myself."
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Gabe Crocker
ChaplainThe chaplain is bestowed with the care and guard of the Fraternity’s Ritual. He also leads the judicial branch of the chapter. In doing so, he is responsible for holding all members accountable to the principles of Virtue, Diligence and Brotherly Love, as well as the other standards of membership. Additionally, the chaplain plays a key role in recognizing and reinforcing the positive behaviors and actions of his brothers.
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Corbin Johnson
Vice President of ScholarshipThe Vice President of Scholarship is responsible for overseeing the academic development of our members.
Corbin is a Junior majoring in Psychobiology with a minor in Health Sciences. He is a member of the Kearney Health Opportunities Program (KHOP) for Pre-Medicine and plans on continuing his education at the University of Nebraska Medical College following graduation. On campus, Corbin is involved in the Honors Program, and has previously served as the Balanced Man Scholarship Chairman for Sigma Phi Epsilon.
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“Coming to college I was skeptical about joining a Greek Life Organization. It was not until the second semester of college when I realized how many of my friends were involved in Greek Life and the opportunities this gave them to not only be leaders on campus, but also within the community. Upon joining Sigma Phi Epsilon, I truly realized just how different Greek Life is than what is commonly portrayed, and I can confidently say that joining SigEp has been the best personal and professional decision of my college career.”
Jacob Wayman
Vice President of RLCThe VP of Residential Learning Communities is in charge of keeping our study room orderly, as well as orchestrating personal development events. The goal of this position is to give the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon resources and skills to succeed during and after college.
Jacob is from Kearney, NE and is currently a sophomore at UNK. He is a Business Administration Major with an Emphasis in Management information systems. Jacob has also served as Augie Nelson Philanthropy Chair and Song Chair so far in his time here with Sigma Phi Epsilon. He also is a member of Phi Beta Lambda here on campus which is a colligate version of FBLA, a very widely known business organization. Jacob is excited to be a part of an organization that does so much for its members and its community.
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“When deciding on joining a Greek Organization I was a little weary on actually going through with it. My older brother had gone Greek in his college years, so my family was indifferent what I decided. Yet after talking with some guys that I knew I decided that Greek life would be a great way for me to get involved, devolve as an individual, and gain some leadership experience. Greek Life has given me so many opportunities that I would not have had otherwise. One of the best decisions I have made so far."