ΣX - SIGMA CHI -

ΣX
- SIGMA CHI -
The first and oldest housed fraternity at Stanford, Sigma Chi proudly combines tradition, loyalty, and achievement
with an unparalleled commitment to having a successful experience during college and beyond. Sigma Chi is unlike any
other Greek chapter on campus.
We definitely have a great time – at our parties, off-campus formals, and regular pilgrimages to Tahoe, Vegas,
Mexico, SoCal, and Park City, among others. We believe social activities are an integral part of the college experience
and strive to throw the most fun and unique events on campus. We have competitive teams for all IM sports, as well as
varsity and club sports athletes, and love rallying for sporting events anytime, anywhere.
However, the Sigma Chi Experience goes far beyond partying. Sigma Chi is committed to bringing together a
group of ambitious men with varying interests who share a common goal: the desire to have a great time and form a close
group of Brothers. We bring together talented athletes, musicians, scholars, and campus leaders to form a fraternity of
truly amazing people.
Our uniqueness extends to our house: we own it – a claim that no other fraternity on campus can make. In 2006 we
completed a five-year fundraising campaign to renovate our chapter house, raising over $3 million. We now have what
many students, alumni, and faculty members consider the finest residence on campus. Spend some time in our house and
you will undoubtedly feel the real difference in the atmosphere of a fraternity house, not a fraternity dorm.
Membership in Sigma Chi offers the chance to be part of a prestigious legacy at Stanford and nationwide. Without
question, Sigma Chi has the closest ties with its alumni of any Greek organization on campus, providing career connections and social networks that last a lifetime. These strong alumni relations have helped many Brothers secure jobs and
internships.
Sigma Chi at Stanford has recently implemented the Sigma Chi Alpha Omega Summer Internship program which
has landed our Brothers positions at investment banks such as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs in New York, startups
in Palo Alto, the UCLA Medical Center, as well as hedge funds, micro-breweries, and biotech companies in San Diego.
The program continues to grow and is a reflection of both the strength of our alumni relations and the capabilities of our
members – this summer, the program aims to offer all interested Brothers a job in the industry and city of their choice.
Most importantly, there is a solid foundation of brotherhood that characterizes our chapter. It is what binds together our different temperaments, talents, and convictions and creates lifelong friendships. We invite you to come over
to The Hou’ anytime and catch a glimpse of the unique experience that is Sigma Chi.
Fraternity
Sigma Chi
Greek Letters
ΣX
Nickname
Sigs
National Fraternity
Founded June 28, 1855
Stanford Chapter
Founded December 6, 1891
Website
www.StanfordSigs.com
President
Eric Whitney
ewhit@stanford.edu
Recruitment Chairs
Walker Clayton
walkerc@stanford.edu
Grady Miller
gmmiller@stanford.edu
Matt Kennerknecht
mkenner@stanford.edu
Name
Brian Andrew
Chris Aylward
Greg Boden
Year
Senior
Senior
Senior
Major
Human Biology
STS
Economics
Hometown
Leesburg, VA
Portland, OR
Ranchos Palos Verdes,
CA
Jack Cackler
Senior
Human Biology
Falls Church, VA
Andrew Fitch
Senior
Human Biology
Atherton, CA
Max Guise
Senior
Electrical Engineering
San Diego, CA
Matt Kinskey
Senior
Public Policy
Mount Lebanon, PA
Nick Lehr
Senior
American Studies
Belmont, MA
Conrad Murphy
Senior
Mechanical Engineering
Piedmont, CA
Brendon Pezzack Senior
Biology/Economics
Ontario, Canada
Brian Quinn
Senior
History
Chicago, IL
Steven Scardato
Senior
Mechanical Engineering
Charleston, SC
Dan Steefel
Senior
Public Policy
Littleton, CO
Josh Stone
Senior
Mechanical Engineering
Deerfield, IL
Tim Sun
Senior
Bio-Mechanical Engineering
Atherton, CA
Will Trueheart
Senior
Symbolic Systems
Concord, MA
Renaud Vann
Senior
Biology
Culver City, CA
Steve Yoo
Senior
Biology
Plano, TX
Will Young
Senior
International Relations
Phoenix, AZ
Paul Yun
Senior
Political Science
San Diego, CA
Sean Beausoleil
Junior
Computer Science
Waukegan, IL
Doug Cantwell
Junior
Political Science
New Port Richey, FL
Walker Clayton
Junior
Human Biology
Orlando, FL
Sam Courtney
Junior
Public Policy
Auburn, WA
Riley English
Junior
Economics
Wauwatosa, WI
Stephen Foster
Junior
MS&E
Riverside, CA
Steve Gildred
Junior
International Relations
San Diego, CA
Trevor Grace
Junior
Bio-Mechanical Engineering
Honolulu, HI
Trevor Haas
Junior
International Relations
Riverside, CA
Alex Hoopai
Junior
Bio-Mechanical Engineering
Riverside, CA
Bill Loundy
Junior
English/Environmental Science Seaside Heights, NJ
Grady Miller
Junior
International Relations
Pasadena, CA
Alex Rabkin
Junior
Bio-Mechanical Engineering
Potomac, MD
Nico Sand
Junior
MS&E
Bethesda, MD
Mike Sylvan
Junior
International Relations
San Diego, CA
Jeremy Voss
Junior
Economics
New York, NY
Eric Whitney
Junior
Human Biology
South Barrington, IL
Harry Zeitlin
Junior
International Relations
Phoenix, AZ
Ben Cohen
Sophomore International Relations
Irvington, NY
PJ Franklin
Sophomore Economics
Lisle, IL
Patrick Hayes
Sophomore MS&E
Houston, TX
Nick Johnson
Sophomore International Relations
Indianapolis, IN
Will Joyce
Sophomore Political Science
Houston, TX
Matt Kennerknecht Sophomore International Relations
Vienna, VA
Devin King
Sophomore Bio-Mechanical Engineering
La Cañada, CA
Pre-Med
Tommy Kramer
Sophomore Political Science/Economics
Kensington, MD
Steven Mandell
Sophomore Economics
Highland Park, IL
Alex Neil
Sophomore Biology
St. Louis, MO
Chris Riklin
Sophomore Political Science
London, England
Carlo Salcedo
Sophomore Communications/Economics
Nogales, AZ
Andrew Schroeder Sophomore MS&E
Boulder, CO
Andrew Zbella
Sophomore Economics
Clearwater, FL