Ander Streuli
Chapter PresidentI came to MSU for college because of the great engineering program and the access to the outdoors. I love to go hunt and fish and enjoy everything this beautiful state has to offer. I came to college planning to join a fraternity, as my dad was in one in college and said it was the greatest experience anyone could have during their time in university. SigEp was the perfect fit for me because of the large focus on academics and professional development. I already feel fully prepared to enter the workforce when I graduate, and I know I will have a plethora of connections for the rest of my life through my brothers in this great fraternity.
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Aiden Christy
Vice President of ProgrammingI never imagined myself joining a Fraternity when I came to college, much less taking on a leadership position in one, but doing so was by far the best decision I could have made. It has made me more outgoing, confident, and a better man. I have had the opportunity to travel the country and attend conferences with my best friends, my brothers, and learn more about what it means to be a college student, how to grow as a person, and how to be a powerful friend. On your average Thursday you would find me up on Bridger Bowl or longboarding around campus with a mocha. Only other thing worth noting is that I think flip flops are the superior footwear choice. Have a good life and hug your mom!
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Asher McWilliams
ChaplainI chose Montana State for the outdoor climate that much resembled my home in Evergreen, Colorado, and found myself in a new state with all the opportunities in the world. College is such a pivotal time in life and it can be hard to find a great community to be a part of. Thanks to SigEp, I know I have lifelong friends to navigate this chapter of my life with. Here, I know I have a community I belong to and am proud to be a part of. As Chaplain, I look forward to ensuring that SigEp remains the enriching experience that it is.
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Walker Black
Vice President of FinanceFor me, the start of College represented a time for me to broaden my horizons and become a more worldly and well rounded person. I found myself walking through campus with my new friend and now brother Zac Stoneman when I was convinced to come check SigEp out. For the sake of spontaneity I decided to participate in “MBS Week” (Balanced Man Scholarship). I quickly fell in love with our fraternity and never looked back. Even though I joined on a whim, I became heavily involved with the chapter and now proudly serve my chapter as the vice president of finance. I grew up in Eugene, Oregon where I spent my time in the forest, rivers and mountains. This fostered my love for the outdoors that brought me here to Montana. I'm so happy to be here and spending time with these amazing friends I am proud to call my brothers.
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Dayton Wickerd
Vice President of Member DevelopmentBefore coming to Montana State I would Never thought of joining a fraternity, but Sigma Phi Epsilon changed that. I joined because I heard that SigEp was an academic fraternity, but stayed for the amazing people I met. As VP of Member Development, it is my job to make sure that Brothers are constantly developing and growing as SigEps as well as into themselves. When I am not participating in Fraternity activities, you can find me studying for an upcoming computer science exam, skiing, or playing video games. I have gained many great experiences already from SigEp and I can't wait to share my love for this fraternity with everyone.
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Zac Stoneman
Vice President of RecruitmentComing to college, I never would have thought about joining Greek life, but after some older brothers found Walker and I on our walk to physics and told us about SigEp, I thought, ‘why not’? Since then, I have continued to have so many positive experiences with this fraternity. As VP of Recruitment, I am so excited to get the opportunity to lead the charge in seeking out more potential brothers who also haven’t even considered joining greek life, as well as those who have! When I’m not with my brothers, you’ll either find me falling down somewhere at Bridger, or at a bible study. My hometown is Kirkland, Washington, and I’m a freshman in civil engineering.
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TJ Dubler
Vice President of CommunicationsMuch like many brothers, I never imagined myself “going Greek”, much less serving as the Vice President of Communications for MSU’s SigEp - twice. My favorite part of being in this fraternity is that I get to share all of my exciting, heartbreaking, and mundane details of life with a family away from home. I’m from Centennial, Colorado and I’m up here in the cold(er) to study architecture, and one day, earn my license. I love to talk about classical music, impressionistic paintings, backpacking gear, ancient Greece, and really boring things, too. As Mr. Communications, I get to run the @sigepmt Instagram, update the website, write newsletters, create composites, and generally make sure people know what’s going on. I’m also known for my best-selling event, “Fraterni-TEA Time”, which is twice-monthly on Tuesdays from 20:22-22:22 and terrifically tasteful, by the way. I love listening to people’s metaphorical tea over a physical cup of tea!
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Gabe Felton
Vice President of ScholarshipI very clearly remember poking fun at Aiden Christy for joining a fraternity within the first couple weeks of going to college. However, after applying for the Balanced Man Scholarship and getting to know the individuals that make up SigEp, I learned that Aiden was onto something. The pillars of Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love were not at all what I was expecting to be the foundation of this brotherhood. The brothers I met and connections I made during BMS Week had entirely changed my view on Greek Life. I quickly found myself involved in the chapter, and now I lead the charge on our Balanced Man Scholarship, as well as supporting the academic drive within the chapter! Outside of school and fraternal life, I enjoy collecting and flipping old technology, working on my car or motorcycle, and playing games, either video or board, with my friends. I’m currently a sophomore studying electrical engineering and I’m from Kalispell, Montana.
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Email:sigep.msu.vps@gmail.com