First 10 SAE Chapters Flashcards

SAE Chapters Overview

• Alabama Mu, founded in 1856, marks one of the earliest chapters of the SAE fraternity.
• Vanderbilt University established the Tennessee Nu chapter in 1857, enhancing the fraternity's growth in the South.
• University of North Carolina (UNC) initiated the Xi chapter in 1857, further expanding the organization's presence in the Southeast.
• Georgia Military Institute became home to the Pi chapter in 1857, showcasing SAE's reach into military institutions.
• Union University in Tennessee formed the Eta chapter in 1857, contributing to SAE's expansion in the region.
• William & Mary, located in Virginia, initiated the Kappa chapter in 1857, reflecting the fraternity's establishment in Ivy League schools.
• The Omicron chapter was founded at the University of Virginia (UVA) in 1857, strengthening SAE's presence in prestigious higher education institutions.
• Bethel College in Kentucky is associated with the Iola chapter founded in 1858, expanding SAE's influence into more diverse educational settings.
• Baylor University in Texas initiated the Theta chapter in 1858, marking SAE's entry into the southwestern United States.
• George Washington University (GWU) created the Rho chapter in Washington City in 1858, furthering the fraternity's presence in the nation's capital.

Test your knowledge of the first ten chapters of Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) fraternity. Each flashcard presents a chapter name along with its founding details, challenging you to remember their origins. Great for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of SAE history.