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Prior to the start of their executive terms, the 2022-2023 Executive Board had a lock-in to plan out their goals as an executive board for their terms. These were the results of the lock-in going into Winter Quarter. The goal of this lock-in was to set up Cal Beta Alpha for success.


Here at the University of California Irvine the goals were to better themselves, better campus, and continue to better Cal Beta Alpha as a whole. The lock-in allowed the new Executive Board to become closer going into each of their respective terms as the new leaders of the chapter.


All Positions on the new Executive Board came up with new goals to strive for during the upcoming Winter Quarter.

The President launched a new point system to help participation and accountability for the brothers in the chapter.

The VPSLC was working with the previous VPSLC in order to get the chapter’s SLC accreditation.

The VPP was laying the groundwork and planning for our annual philanthropy SigEp Safari.

The VPMD planned a Brotherhood Lockin at the SigEp house with thrilling activities for the weekend.

The VPF was working on establishing new payment plans for dues.


The VPC was working on changing our bloated Instagram and making it more official.

The Chaplain was laying the groundwork for the rituals taking place during the quarters.

Together the Executive Board filled out a Google Calendar to help themselves and the Chapter stay up to date and involved in their goals and other upcoming chapter events.

The final quarter of his term as Vice President of Recruitment, Connor Sessions and his rush team was able to recruit nine new members into our fraternity. These nine men crossed at the end of the quarter and we are thrilled to see what they do moving forward in this fraternity.

During fall rush week, the Balanced Man Scholarship was up and running and we gave away two thousand dollars to undergraduate students. Through interviews and GPA checks, we found the undergraduates who were able to receive the scholarship. This is something the Cal BA chapter plans to hold annually in order to recruit the future scholars of tomorrow.

If you know any incoming freshman who plans to attend UCI and who would benefit from this scholarship please check out the application page.

The Alumni and Volunteer Corporation, President Brandon Martinez was able to plan an alumni dinner between the undergraduates and alumni of the Cal Beta Alpha chapter. This dinner was able to raise money through donations and this money will be spent on the future of the Cal BA chapter. The undergraduates also benefited from extensive career advice during the dinner, and the mentorships and connections gained from the dinner will carry on through their future endeavors.

Before the transfer of executive boards, the outgoing VP SLC was able to achieve SLC accreditation through the grueling application process. This new accreditation shows that the Cal BA chapter is responsible for creating a solid learning environment and is responsible for the future learning strategies that the undergraduates will utilize beyond their time at Sigma Phi Epsilon. We are proud and honored to have earned this accreditation and are thankful to the outgoing VP SLC, Luke Burgard for helping us earn this esteemed honor.

The Brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon held their annual Winter Quarter Philanthropy, SigEp Safari where we raise money for Big Brothers Big Sisters. Boothing on Ring Road, the undergraduates were able to raise awareness for this charity and receive donations from students at the University of California Irvine. Throughout the week sorority women competed in various challenges around the campus, bought merchandise from the chapter, and attended a Campuswide hosted at the SigEp house.

The week ended at the very first SigEp Powderpuff football tournament at the ARC fields. Here the top four sororities competed in football games with a SigEp twist. The sororities were able to donate money for advantages and disadvantages during the games. An example of this was a sorority donating money for one of their coaches to come play in the game with them. It was a thrilling conclusion to a fun week raising money for a good cause.

The winner of SigEp Safari was Pi Beta Phi, but in total we raised money for our charity and are extremely grateful for those who participated.