The administration has officially reversed their decision and reinstated the Beta Omega chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma. Your persistent support proved essential in securing this outcome for our fraternity. We look forward to once again contributing to the Edinboro community as a recognized organization.
The brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma, Beta Omega Chapter at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania have been an active part of the Edinboro community and University since 1964. Through these years our organization has been a model organization creating leaders through scholastic and athletic achievement as well as giving valuable time, resources and services to the surrounding communities of Edinboro. Over the last several years, several unfortunate actions by a few undergrad brothers led the University to remove Beta Omega from all organized activities and have not recognized Beta Omega as an organization to participate in any on campus activities. We, the active and alumni brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma Beta Omega Chapter, friendsand concerned citizenssign this petition to ask the current administration to reinstate our chapter fully to on campus status.
The momentum generated by this petition demonstrates the deep impact our chapter has sustained within the university community. This growing consensus provides a strong foundation as we prepare to present our case to the administration.
Reached 100 supporters
March 3, 2010
9 Comments
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Bill Vogel
8 years ago
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Bill Vogel...I was President in 70 and 71. We were an integral part of the Edinboro community. If you need to punish someone, punish the individuals , not the organization.
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Tracey Georgino
9 years ago
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Was a little sister 78 to 82! They are a philanthropic organization. bring them back!
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Bernard Chad Baylis
9 years ago
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Please reinstate our fraternity. We did a lot of good things for Edinboro university
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TR Mansfield
9 years ago
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SP'01.
Chapter President '02 -'04
Give us a reason to go back for homecoming!
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Alex Vagias
10 years ago
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I'll never forget. It was the fall of 68'. My freshmen buddies and I went to some barn, somewhere, (probably, Pavko's farm) to help the Sig Tau's work on their homecoming float. My friend, Sam Moses, said to me, "we'll become Sig Tau's, and, next year, I'll design the float and we'll win first prize." He did, on both counts. There's a picture of Sam holding that big trophy in the 69' yearbook. That's what it was to be a Sig Tau. The class of the class.
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Mike Schwartz
16 years ago
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Beta Omega was such a huge part of my college experience in the 90s. They really helped us grow up and learn how to lead. Seems unfair to kill the whole thing because of a few bad apples.
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Karl Kreiling
5 years ago
I was initiated and became a brother in spring of 1966
J
JG Hartwell
6 years ago
Time to forgive and let the Sig Tau’s back on campus!
The administration has officially reversed their decision and reinstated the Beta Omega chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma. Your persistent support proved essential in securing this outcome for our fraternity. We look forward to once again contributing to the Edinboro community as a recognized organization.
The brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma, Beta Omega Chapter at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania have been an active part of the Edinboro community and University since 1964. Through these years our organization has been a model organization creating leaders through scholastic and athletic achievement as well as giving valuable time, resources and services to the surrounding communities of Edinboro. Over the last several years, several unfortunate actions by a few undergrad brothers led the University to remove Beta Omega from all organized activities and have not recognized Beta Omega as an organization to participate in any on campus activities. We, the active and alumni brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma Beta Omega Chapter, friendsand concerned citizenssign this petition to ask the current administration to reinstate our chapter fully to on campus status.
The momentum generated by this petition demonstrates the deep impact our chapter has sustained within the university community. This growing consensus provides a strong foundation as we prepare to present our case to the administration.
Reached 100 supporters
March 3, 2010
9 Comments
B
Bill Vogel
8 years ago
Featured
Bill Vogel...I was President in 70 and 71. We were an integral part of the Edinboro community. If you need to punish someone, punish the individuals , not the organization.
T
Tracey Georgino
9 years ago
Featured
Was a little sister 78 to 82! They are a philanthropic organization. bring them back!
B
Bernard Chad Baylis
9 years ago
Featured
Please reinstate our fraternity. We did a lot of good things for Edinboro university
T
TR Mansfield
9 years ago
Featured
SP'01.
Chapter President '02 -'04
Give us a reason to go back for homecoming!
A
Alex Vagias
10 years ago
Featured
I'll never forget. It was the fall of 68'. My freshmen buddies and I went to some barn, somewhere, (probably, Pavko's farm) to help the Sig Tau's work on their homecoming float. My friend, Sam Moses, said to me, "we'll become Sig Tau's, and, next year, I'll design the float and we'll win first prize." He did, on both counts. There's a picture of Sam holding that big trophy in the 69' yearbook. That's what it was to be a Sig Tau. The class of the class.
M
Mike Schwartz
16 years ago
Featured
Beta Omega was such a huge part of my college experience in the 90s. They really helped us grow up and learn how to lead. Seems unfair to kill the whole thing because of a few bad apples.
K
Karl Kreiling
5 years ago
I was initiated and became a brother in spring of 1966
J
JG Hartwell
6 years ago
Time to forgive and let the Sig Tau’s back on campus!
Bill Vogel...I was President in 70 and 71. We were an integral part of the Edinboro community. If you need to punish someone, punish the individuals , not the organization.