About Sigma Phi Epsilon at Michigan State University

Sigma Phi Epsilon is the largest national fraternity. Sigma Phi Epsilon is one of the largest fraternities on campus with a continued emphasis on philanthropy, brotherhood, and community involvement. Our house has 42 residents and 102 active members. We are apart of IFC and participate in events such as Greek Week and sorority charities. We are dedicated to making our members better people as while striving to better the Greek community as a whole at Michigan State. We foster life long relationships through brotherhood not only on campus, but with Sigma Phi Epsilon across the country.

Chapter Contacts Chapter President Andrew Lottman lottman1@msu.edu Recruitment Chairman/men Eric VanderWeyden vande387@msu.edu Social Chairman/men Eric Birch bircheri@msu.edu Mike Holly hollymic@msu.edu Joe Gauthier gauthi53@msu.edu Philanthropy Chairman/men Paul Brown brownp20@msu.edu

Recent Awards and Honors Content not provided by chapter, please check back later for updates.

Philanthropy Event: Multiple events

We have raised money for Dave and Shirley’s House, which netted $2,000 in donations for the addiction recovery program by participating as a chapter in a carnival for elementary school children. Our house sponsored a Mongolian Barbecue dinner which provided money towards the Merry Beth Knox Scholarship Foundation. Annually, we adopt 2 families during the holiday season donating presents, supplies, and necessary amenities during Christmas season.