There are many programs that we run in the New Jersey Province that benefit both our undergraduates and our alumni. Below are brief descriptions of some of these programs.

Province Endowment Fund
On February 11, 2007, a group of Alumni Volunteers formed the New Jersey Province Endowment Fund. This fund exists to benefit the over 200+ Sigma Pi undergraduates who attend school in New Jersey. While the fund is still being built by tax-deductible donations, there are many opportunities to use such a fund in the Garden State. This fund will definitely host an annual sholarship, but there are also designs to use this fund to help our chapters with various housing needs. For more information on the New Jersey Province Endowment Fund, please click here.

Fall Workshop
The New Jersey Province holds some of the best workshops in all of Sigma Pi Fraternity. Each Fall our Alumni Volunteers put together a province-wide workshop that focuses on various topics - all of which are vital to a chapter's success. We have been extremely successful with the Fall Workshop, averaging over 90 undergraduates at each event. The 2007 Fall Workshop plans to break all attendance records, so stay on the lookout for more information!

Pledge Province Workshop
Each March our Alumni Volunteers hold a workshop dedicated to educating the pledges from both the Fall and Spring semesters. This workshop brings together our new members and their respective Executive Councils at an event that brings in well over 100 undergraduates each time it is held. This is a concept that originated in the New Jersey Province and is currently spreading across the nation.

Alumni Discussion Groups
In conjunction with our Fall and Spring workshops, we hold an Alumni Discussion Group. Usually, these discussions are coupled with either a breakfast or a luncheon. As the location of the workshops change each semester, so does the host of the alumni discussion group. These events have been successful and have helped each of our alumni clubs understand the issues, successes, and programs of their counterparts around the state.