Some of the activities that we partake in include social events, philanthropic and charity ventures, food nights, organized sports, road trips, and many other activities at the discretion of the brotherhood. Founded in 1964, Alpha Tau has become a great addition to Alpha Epsilon Pi and an even greater addition to the lives of all its members. AEPi is a historically Jewish fraternity and we hold those values very close, though we have brothers of many different backgrounds. “Developing Leadership for the Jewish Community”Īlpha Epsilon Pi - Alpha Tau is the Miami University Chapter of the AEPi Fraternity. Every semester we grow and improve and last semester we acquired a newly renovated house, hosted many social events, improved our GPA to be in the top three fraternity GPAs on campus, and ran our first major charity event. Our values are the cornerstone of our chapter and although we house a diverse range of individuals, we are united by our belief in integrity, initiative, loyalty, accountability, and respect, the five values that we as a chapter unanimously agreed to represent and uphold. Our relatively small size gives ample opportunity for leadership and contribution regardless of age and allows every brother to know each other extremely well, creating true brotherhood with strong, life-long bonds that will last long after college has ended. Although we are a rapidly growing chapter, we never sacrifice quality for quantity, thus ensuring that each member we add is truly a Man of Wood and Deed who will help uphold our values and improve this brotherhood. We pride ourselves in our high standards of membership, our commitment to our chapter’s core values, and our role in the betterment of all Greek life at Miami. Our founders established our chapter with the vision and belief that Greek Life could be something more, something that truly enriched lives, embraced brotherhood, and cultivated an environment in which all members were valued. Locally founded in December of 2018, our chapter is the newest fraternity on Miami’s campus. In addition, all BOA members are invited to attend the All-Board Meeting, held annually in February, and the summer meeting held annually in conjunction with Alpha Sigma Phi’s summer programming.Challenge the World Program - Habitat for Humanity, Feed the Children, American Cancer Society, Autism Society of America, and Children’s Wish Foundation You can serve on any of our committees and have a real impact on the future direction of Alpha Sigma Phi. Once you join, there are no term limits as a member. The Foundation Support Committee helped staff select a new online giving platform to better serve our generous donors.īrothers interested in joining the BOA can email Sam Harris, Director of the Foundation, at ( s You will be connected with our Chair or Chair-Elect for more information about the BOA commitment.The Brotherhood, Events, and Board Growth Committee held a bourbon tasting event, bringing together members of the Grand Council, Foundation Board, CLVEN Board, and BOA for an evening of brotherhood.The Fraternity Support Committee surveyed recent graduates to create programming that is beneficial to alumni beginning in their careers.Every BOA member serves as an ambassador for the Founders Day Challenge, encouraging alumni to support the Alpha Sigma Phi Foundation and keep our membership and programming costs at the lowest among all national fraternities.If you would like to learn more about CLVEN or are interested in serving on the Board of Directors, please contact the Fraternity Headquarters at for more information. Terms for CLVEN coincide with the terms of the Grand Council, which begin and end at a Grand Chapter.
CLVEN Board members serve at the pleasure of the Grand Council of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity as volunteer LLC managers. A board member may not serve more than two consecutive, four year terms. The President and CEO of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity is an ex-officio member of the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors consists of at least three alumni members of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity who are appointed by the Fraternity's Grand Council one member of the Grand Council, appointed by the Grand Council and one member of the Alpha Sigma Phi Foundation, recommended by the Foundation and confirmed by the Grand Council. CLVEN's Mission is to enhance the undergraduate fraternity experience by providing assistance and support as it relates to housing or other forms of shared space through House Corporations and Chapters of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity.
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The CLVEN National House Corporation is an independent legal entity created by the Fraternity in 2016 as a response to the growing need for chapter housing, greater financial resources, and professional management of fraternity chapter property.
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