Payton Weaver
Chapter PresidentHowdy!
I am an aspiring rural South American-artisan-coffee-shop owner from Palmer, Alaska. When not hanging out with my brothers I can be found at the gym, Barnes & Noble, or Dave’s Sushi. When caught daydreaming, I am likely obsessing over Golden Retrievers, Billie Eilish, or Ted Lasso. Take your pick!
At one point in my life, much like any good come-back story, I was a nefarious child with nothing but time on my hands and girls on my mind. However, when I came to college I knew that there was more to life than unfulfilling surface-level relationships. This depth was precisely what I found in the men of SigEp, a truly pleasant surprise.
My life motto: Let go of who you think you’re supposed to be and start embracing who you are.
Talk soon!
Love,
Payton Weaver
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Ander Streuli
Vice President of ProgrammingHi there my name is Ander Streuli and I am serving as SigEp's Vice President of Programming! I am a sophomore in the Civil Engineering program, and I am from Lynnwood, Washington. I enjoy being outside and enjoying all the things to do in Bozeman. I like working out and playing sports, I like hunting and fishing, and anything else you can imagine outdoors.
I joined SigEp because I liked the people I met here and the values that SigEp stands for. I am looking to boost our community service involvement and interactions with our community during my term, as I hope to spread our purpose and ideals to as many as we can, so that Bozeman knows what SigEp is about!
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Jack Larson
ChaplainMy name is Jack and as Chaplain I am charged with running the judicial branch of the fraternity. I chair the Standards Board which works to both enforce and reinforce the high standards that we hold. In general, I have a passion for being around others and learning new skills. Outside of the classroom, you’ll find me fishing on the Missouri River, reading in coffee shops, or trying out a new recipe in the kitchen.
I remain involved with SigEp because I believe in our mission, the effect it can have on our community, and above all else, I believe in my brothers. If you ever have any questions or concerns about SigEp, please reach out to me via email!
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Owen Cool
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Everett Quissek
Vice President of Member DevelopmentHi all, my name is Everett Quissek, I am proud to be serving my chapter as the Vice President of Member Development. I find a lot of drive and motivation from the fact that our tie on this earth is limited. I want to live the best life I am able to and share that life with close friends and family. This philosophy allows me to dedicate my time to pursuits that make life worthwhile, for me I love to cook, ski, hike and spend time with my loved ones. I chose Sig Ep because the ideals of our chapter and the culture of our members helped me find a community of motivated, caring, and hard working men who help each other reach their goals and support each other when they are down. I want to extend the opportunity to join this brotherhood to the undergraduate men on this campus and will continue to work towards upholding the principles of this fraternity and develop our brothers into leaders and men who will positively impact their communities through living our principles of Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love.
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Aiden Christy
Vice President of RecruitmentOn a normal day, you can find me Skiing up at Bridger or getting up to something exciting with my best friends and fraternity brothers. Kalispell, Montucky is my hometown! I grew up shredding the slopes at Whitefish Mountain, swimming in Flathead Lake, and tearing it up on a soccer field. I am a freshman studying computer engineering with a minor in math. You can beat me at volleyball, but I’ll ruin your day if we play smash. There’s a rat under my hat when I cook and I love to eat food that is way out of my budget. My motto (what’s a motto? nothing, what’s the motto with you?) - don’t do it if you aren’t going to do it with joy! Yea that’s me, love ya’ll <3
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TJ Dubler
Vice President of CommunicationsYou’re bound to encounter heart-breaking dead-ends during your college experience. You’re an ‘adult’, there’s not always a right answer, and putting yourself out there is tiring. So, why am I in a fraternity?
During my Bob Ross obsession, I discovered that any skill can be absorbed by making ‘happy accidents’. Learning is never linear; that unease is piercingly thrilling to me. That’s what got me to SigEp. This fraternity fosters a curious environment for learning while also developing wholesome relationships that make exploring college enthralling.
Enthralling? Here’s what’s enthralling. My soul never made it past the renaissance: oil painting, classical piano, writing, the outdoors, and Architecture are my latest pursuits.
In my pursuits engaging with fraternal life, I’ve learned the significance of brotherly love. I’m hoping you can too. Come meet me at my new home, SigEp <3
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Mason Slider
Vice President of ScholarshipHello! My name is Mason Slider. I’m a current Senior in the film and photo department here at Montana State University. Like most brothers in the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, joining a frat was not a goal of mine coming to college. In fact, my preconceived notion of greek life actually led me to endorse programs against fraternity bodies. However, my entire outlook changed when I moved in with Payton Weaver, the current President of Montana Beta, in the spring of my sophomore year. During my time living in the kitchen, I realized that SigEp was not the same as the other fraternities I know. They truly believe and abide by their core principals; Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. The sheer respect they have for themselves and the organization was very reminiscent of my days as a boy scout. This organization allows us to create bonds with our brothers that can’t be so easily severed and can be everlasting. So here I am, a part of an amazing organization, trying to boost my brother's academics to an even higher standard than they are, and I’m having a BLAST!!!
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Email:sigep.msu.vps@gmail.com