There’s Still Time to Add Your Name to the 2008-09 Honor Roll!
The end of the giving year is fast approaching on August 31! Be sure that you’re listed on the next published Honor Roll of Donors by making your donation before the giving year ends.

A few of our donors recently shared the influence that the fraternity has had on them, and why they support Sigma Chi in their alumni years:

• “My best friends are my fraternity brothers.”
• “Sigma Chi has allowed me to be a strong relationship builder, which has helped me in my career. More importantly, it’s allowed me to be a happier person.”
• “I would say the fraternity has completely influenced the person I am today.”

Hasn’t Sigma Chi had a similar impact on you too?

Let us know the ways it has – and make your annual fund donation – before the giving year ends August 31.
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Are You Receiving our Newsletter?
We are still missing home addresses for many brothers. If you are receiving our monthly e-newsletter to your email address but not at home, this means we do not have your current home address. To ensure your reception of future newsletter publications, click here and update your contact information.

To see if you are one of our members on the interactive lost list, click here.
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What's New with You?
Thank you to Bill Oglesby '54 for submitting the following update...

When I was a student at Miami, I took a photography course from John Dome, Director of the Audiovisual Service. After a tour to the Far East for Uncle Sam, and graduate school at Indiana University, I returned to Miami as John’s assistant. It was my privilege to produce two films for the Miami Alumni Association, which may have some interest to brother Sigma Chi’s. Enjoy!

“Football at Miami,” was produced in 1965 for the Miami University Alumni Association, by William Oglesby ’54 of the Miami Audiovisual Service. It is the story of the 1964 football season in which Ernie Kellerman was the Quarterback. Sports Information Director Robert Kurz ’58 wrote the script, with Coach Bo Schembechler ‘51 providing the narration.
 You can see this film at:  http://gallery.me.com/william.oglesby#100014

“Biography of a University,” was produced in 1964 for the Miami University Alumni Association, by William Oglesby ’54 of the Miami University Audiovisual Service. It is the story of the history of Miami, based on the book, The Miami Years by Walter Havighurst.  Script and ballad were written (and sung) by Paul Yeazell, and narrated by William Utter — both men were on the staff of the Broadcasting Service.  The pictorial images for the film came from the mural painted by Edwin Fulwider, then head of Miami’s Art Department. The mural originally hung on the wall of the Heritage Room in the Student Center, but was removed some years ago during a remodeling, and put into storage.   Also included in the film are live scenes of the campus and the McGuffey Museum; the film is concluded with a rousing rendition of the Miami Alma Mater sung by the Men’s Glee Club. 
You can see this film at:  http://gallery.me.com/william.oglesby#100000

We want to know what's new with you too! Click here to submit your update.


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Interact with Sigma Chi Brothers
We’re excited to introduce a new place in our new alumni community, where you can interact directly with groups of Sigma Chi brothers. You can participate in the brotherhood community, create a new group for you and your friends, or join an existing one! Within each group’s page, the members have control over the content. You can upload and share links, videos, photos, events and comments with other members. Create and/or join as many groups as you’d like...such as a group for your pledge class, another for alumni in your major/career field, and maybe another for brothers in your state/region.

Click here to get started!


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