Sigma Pi Chapter 2 Flashcards

Questions and Answers

How long does membership in Sigma Pi last?

Lifetime

What is the definition of a pledge?

Man who has been elected to membership, but has not been initiated

When is a new member given the right to exert influence on chapter policy and organization?

Full membership upon initiation

What are the 10 obligations of a pledge and member?

<ol> <li>Give proper attention to interests of Sigma Pi 2. Regard the fraternity in a spirit of sincerity and respect and give earnest consideration to its teachings and ideals 3. Meet financial obligations promptly and fully 4. Cheerfully perform tasks assigned for the good of the fraternity 5. At all times be a gentleman, and use moderation in all things 6. Strive at all times to cooperate for the good of the fraternity 7. Work diligently to maintain a good scholarship 8. Participate in worthy college competitions 9. Profit by association with men in the spirit of fraternalism 10. Be an exemplary Sigma Pi and citizen.</li> </ol> Signup and view all the answers

Name five well-known alumni members of Sigma Pi.

<p>John Meyers, Walter Shirra, Tracy Lawrence, Herman Fisher, Willard Kiplinger</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name three ways a member can be involved with the fraternity once he leaves school.

<p>Alumni Clubs, National HQ, Chapter Advisor</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name five rules of etiquette to remember.

<ol> <li>Watch personal appearance 2. Eat slow and allow time to talk 3. Enhance the pleasure of others 4. Form gentlemanly habits 5. Be friendly but reserved in the classroom</li> </ol> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Membership Duration

Membership in Sigma Pi is for a lifetime.

Definition of a Pledge

A pledge is a man elected to membership but not yet initiated.

Rights of New Members

Full membership and the right to influence chapter policy are granted upon initiation.

Obligations of Pledges and Members

Pledges and members must give attention to the interests of Sigma Pi.
Sincerity and respect for the fraternity's teachings and ideals are essential.
Financial obligations must be met promptly and fully.
Tasks assigned for the good of the fraternity should be performed cheerfully.
Members should always act as gentlemen and practice moderation.
Cooperation for the fraternity’s benefit is important.
Maintaining good scholarship is a key obligation.
Participation in worthy college competitions is encouraged.
Association with fraternity brothers should be pursued for personal profit.
Being an exemplary Sigma Pi and citizen is a fundamental obligation.

Notable Alumni Members

Well-known alumni include John Meyers, Walter Shirra, Tracy Lawrence, Herman Fisher, and Willard Kiplinger.

Post-Graduation Involvement

Members can remain involved through Alumni Clubs, National Headquarters, or by serving as Chapter Advisors.

Rules of Etiquette

Personal appearance should be monitored and maintained.
Meals should be eaten slowly to allow time for conversation.
Strive to enhance the experience of others during social settings.
Develop gentlemanly habits as part of personal conduct.
Be friendly yet reserved in academic environments.

Description

Test your knowledge of Sigma Pi's membership definitions and obligations with these Chapter 2 flashcards. This quiz will help reinforce your understanding of what it means to be a pledge and a member within the fraternity.