Epsilon Sigma Alumni Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Sigma Nu · PO Box 41611 · Memphis, TN 38174
October, 2026 Newsletter
Brothers who graduated last semester!
The Chapter wishes the graduating class of 26 brothers the best of luck as they take on this new chapter in their lives!
Pictured (left to right):
Top Four:
Aditya Seetharaman, Peyton Randolph, Jacob Musicante, Will Baker
Middle Five:
Allen Osoinach, Auden Brummer, Kevin Lechner, John Seabolt, Brandon Young
Bottom Six:
Henry Hobbs, Grant Grabowski, Chris Timm, Asher Crouch, Hunter Rheinfrank, Jude Shive
This year’s Homecoming!!
This year, we are proud to announce that we’ve partnered with the sorority Chi Omega to host a Grill Out for Homecoming! This is not only a chance to have a great time, but also to support Girls Inc. in the process. Tickets to the event are available at the following link:
Grill Out for Girls Inc.
Haunted House, October 31st
This October, Saturday the 31st, we are proud to announce our signature charity event. Through the Haunted House event, our chapter can support the Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network. We invite you to show up at the Sigma Nu lodge for a spooky night!
Haunted House Tickets
Chi Omega Make-A-Wish
At the start of this semester, our brothers had the privilege of taking part in a Chi Omega Make-A-Wish event, an event where a little girl’s dreams of becoming a princess and getting to visit Disney would come true! Brothers played the role of knights, helping provide entertainment such as performing duels in the name of the princess!!
Special Thanks to Sigma Nu Contributors!
We would like to thank everyone who has made financial contributions to the chapter since our last newsletter. Donations have allowed our fraternity to perform a lot of the activities that push us towards our pursuit of excellence as a Sigma Nu chapter.
We would like to thank the following members for signing up for recurring monthly contributions:
Carlos Campbell
Jaden Crisafulli
Thomas Currie
David Mackie
Shepherd Mackie
William Trotman
We would like to thank the following members for their contributions:
Claudia Bennett
Sandra Craig
Chris Gunnin
Cooper Gunnin
Isabella Haug
Christine Miller
Andrea Mora
Paula Mora
Theo Penders
Zach Li
The following link is available to become a contributor to the Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Sigma Nu:
Become a Chapter Contributor!
Alumni Spotlight:
Andy Pouncey
At the start of this fall semester, we gathered a group of actives to hear Brother Pouncey give a speech at the Doughboy Statue. Brother Pouncey, an amazing historian, delighted us with accounts from Memphis and its WW1 efforts!
Brothers in the Baltics
Brothers involved in the Rhodes Singers Choir took part in an opportunity to sing abroad. They performed in the Baltic States, singing music native to the region.
Brotherhood Trip to Costa Rica
This summer, a small fraternity trip to Costa Rica of 6 brothers was organized. Here are some pictures they provided from the trip!
Brothers’ Summer Accounts:
←Ben Morrow
This Summer I worked as a laboratory assistant at Washington University School of Medicine for eight weeks in Dr. Peggy Kendall’s Allergy & Immunology lab, working with Dr. Rebekah Browning to help develop an improved diagnostic assay for alpha-gal syndrome. I performed ELISAs, analyzed experimental results, and presented my findings during weekly lab meetings. I also completed EMT training in Birmingham, Alabama, passed the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT) exam, and earned my EMT licenses in both Alabama and Tennessee. I spent a total of 50 hours at an ambulance service and in an ER in the Birmingham area.
Owen May →
This summer, I had the privilege of working for Senator Tom Cotton in Washington, D.C. While there, I gained great insight into how our nation functions and the importance of collaboration, communication, and leadership in public service. I specialized in foreign policy and veteran affairs, which allowed me to think critically and reinforce my commitment to civic engagement. As I look back at my time in D.C., I feel blessed and thankful for the opportunity of a lifetime!
↓Jaden Crisafulli
This summer I had the opportunity to intern at the Colosseum in Rome, Italy. I worked with amazing archaeologists and historians in the field of ancient history, and I also got the chance to visit a lot of historical sites and museums. History is a lifelong passion of mine, and the experience was truly a dream come true.
Epsilon Sigma Chapter of Sigma Nu
Feel free to reach out to our Alumni Chair for any questions:
carlosalbertocampbellmora@gmail.com