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 The Alpha-Beta chapter of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity is the eighth chapter in the world. We were founded in 1874 at Mercer University in Macon, GA.  Notable alumni of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity include current Georgia Governor Sonny Purdue, singer Jimmy Buffett, actor Robert Redford, Senator Bob Dole, recording artists Better Than Ezra, actor Dennis Hastings, and actor Mike O'Malley.  Kappa Sigma is the fastest growing, most preferred fraternity in the world.

 

 

Fellowship
Joining Kappa Sigma provides opportunities for fellowship, fun and personal growth that you simply can't get elsewhere. Over 230,000 men have joined and enjoyed the unmatched experiences, involvement and lifelong Brotherhood that Kappa Sigma offers. Kappa Sigma is no secret...our goal is to build better men.

 

Leadership
Take the lead. In Kappa Sigma, Brothers learn to get involved in their communities and take the lead when something needs to be done.

 

Scholarship
You're in college for an education. Kappa Sigma helps you excel in the classroom. From its earliest beginnings in Renaissance Italy, Kappa Sigma has existed to promote scholarship in its members. Over $300,000 is awarded each year by the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund to Brothers who excel in scholarship and leadership. At the chapter level, Brothers help you learn about the campus, provide advice on professors and classes and help you study for those important assignments.

 

Service
Helping others is part of being a Kappa Sigma. Brothers spend thousands of hours working in their communities and raise thousands of dollars for worthy causes each year. From organizing park clean-ups to serving as Big Brothers to organizing charity rock concerts, Kappa Sigmas work hard for their causes.

 

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