Phi Sigma Kappa - Epsilon Hexaton Chapter
President
Sean Burrill
seanburrill@vt.edu
Mailing Address:
117 New Hall West (0428)
Blacksburg, VA 24061
Off-Campus House:
600 South Main Street
Blacksburg, VA 24060
Recruitment Contact
Bailey Coleman
Chapter Advisor
Clayton Kennedy
National Website
http://www.phisigmakappa.org
Chapter Website
www.vtphisig.org
Chapter Conduct Status: Deferred Suspension through 5/15/2023
Found responsible for the following policy violations during the Fall 2021 semester: Hazing and Alcoholic Beverage
Chapter must complete the following sanctions: Membership Review, Cease of events with Alcohol until 8/30/2022, prohibited from extended new bids for membership until Fall 2022 and implement a series of educational and administrative workshops
Chapter Conduct Violations in 2020-21 Academic Year: 2
Chapter Conduct Violations in 2019-20 Academic Year: 0
% of Members Found Responsible for Individual Student Conduct Violations in 2020-21 Academic Year*: 2%
% of Members Found Responsible for Individual Student Conduct Violations in 2019-20 Academic Year*: 9%
*The percentage of individual members of each organization who were found responsible for violations of the Virginia Tech Student Code of Conduct during the academic year. These violations were not related to their membership in the organization.
Motto: Do unto others as you would have them do unto you
Values: Promote Brotherhood, Stimulate Scholarship, Develop Character
Founded: March 15, 1873 at Massachusetts Agricultural College in Amherst
Chapter Information
Spring 2020 Members: 110
Spring 2020 Chapter GPA: 3.716
Spring 2020 Initiated Member Dues: $550
Chapter Philanthropy: Special Olympics Area 9 (New River Valley)
Philanthropic Dollars Raised in 2019-20: $30,000 (Approximately $272.73 per member.)
Community Service Hours in 2019-20: 700 (Approximately 6.36 per member.)
Housing: Off-Campus (600 South Main Street, Blacksburg)
Greatest Accomplishment of 2019-20: The Epsilon Hexaton chapter set the bar high in terms of philanthropy, academics, and involvement. We had many brothers involved in a plethora of other campus activities while maintaining involvement in our philanthropy. Our relationship with Area 9 special olympics grew stronger and even with COVID-19 we were able to raise a large amount of money for our local chapter. We once again maintained our strong academic record by placing within the top-3 for fraternity GPAs and remained dedicated to succeeding in the classroom.
Awards & Recognition
2019-2020
2019-20 Virginia Tech Outstanding Community Leader of the Year: Chris Callaghan
2019-20 Virginia Tech Impact Award
2019-20 Virginia Tech Ut Prosim Legacy Award
2018-2019
Phi Sigma Kappa 2019 Outstanding Risk Management Award
2018-19 Virginia Tech Ut Prosim Legacy Award
2018-19 Virginia Tech Outstanding Comunity Leader of the Year: Connor Mullin
2018-19 Virginia Tech Outstanding Fraternity President of the Year: Sam Oxley
2018-19 Virginia Tech Outstanding Fraternity Man of the Year: Jacob Gaddis