Gamma Chi Chapter of Sigma Chi Fraternity at the University of Maryland

Have You Made Your Gift Yet?

Your Loyalty Makes All the Difference

Thanks to the generosity of those who have donated to the 2017-18 Annual Fund, Gamma Chi Chapter might just be able to hit our goal of $13,000 but we are not there yet. With 96 donors and $9,990 raised so far, we are over where we were this time last year ($6,670 from 66 donors), and with a few weeks still left to go, if we pull together, we could even surpass the goal!

Greek Life Continues to Grow and Give Back...Here's Why

What Do We Take With Us After Graduation?

Recently, the North-American Interfraternity Conference and National Panhellenic Conference partnered with Gallup to conduct research on the well-being of fraternity and sorority members. These Greek society governing bodies wanted to really know if their members were actually better off after college graduation because of their Greek experiences. And to no surprise, it showed they were. The results showed that respondents who were a part of Greek life in college scored higher in overall well-being, workplace engagement, collegiate support, experiential learning and alumni attachment compared to those not involved in Greek life. However, the success of sorority and fraternity members is not just demonstrated in that poll.

Leadership Abound: Sigma Chi was just the Beginning for One Significant Sig

Mark Updegrove, ’84, recalls how Sigma Chi has left a lasting impact on his life and career

From President of the chapter to President of the United States, Mark Updegrove has often found himself among great leaders. “I’ve had good fortune to get to know five U.S. Presidents throughout my career – George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, Jimmy Carter, and the late Gerald Ford. From them, I’ve taken lessons in leadership that have helped me in my own life and career. But well before that, I learned from Tom Burton, who was the President of Gamma Chi while I was there.”

Lost List

We're missing contact information of alumni brothers, and need your help to find them. Click below to download a copy of our current lost mailing list or email list. Send our alumni partner, Affinity Connection, your updates.

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