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SigEp 2.0

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Check out SigEp -- new culture, new beginnings. Q: Can someone join as a junior or senior and still reach the Brother Mentor Challenge? A: Yes. If a man is a junior or older, and can demonstrate that he has met all of the requirements of the Challenge, the minimum time may be waived for the Phi or Epsilon Challenges. The minimum expectations for the Sigma Challenge may not be waived. At least four to six weeks should be dedicated for a man to become acquainted with all the men of the chapter. Q: Why can older men move through the challenges more quickly? A: Sigma Phi Epsilon and the Balanced Man Program are committed to the personal development of every member. After two years on a college campus, a man will already have undergone a certain amount of development outside of the chapter. In this case, it is possible that the imposed minimum time will be a detriment to a man's undergraduate experience, rather than an enhancement. This delay would be inefficient and counterproductive to the man's development.