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Be the Change 2011

On October 1st, 2011, the brothers of Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity participated in Be the Change, an annual event which coincides with the National Gandhi Day of Service. Eager to give back to the community, the brothers volunteered at the Samaritan’s 5K, a marathon that aims to raise awareness and help reduce the incidence of suicide in the country. It was truly a successful event, and the brothers were more than happy to help out!
The Alpha Beta Chapter at Northeastern University

On July 9, 2011, the Executive Board of Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity, Inc. felt that the Brothers of the Northeastern University Associate Chapter were deserving of the recognition of the Alpha Beta Chapter. This distinction is very prestigious and comes after 4 years of hard work, dedication, and sacrifice from all of the Brothers of the Alpha Beta Chapter at Northeastern Universty. Congratulations!
Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity, Inc.

Our Goal: Through their leadership, our brothers serve as role models and mentors in their communities and break down barriers between different ethnic groups, thus contributing their time and effort to attaining a better and brighter future for all. It is to this end that the brothers of Sigma Beta Rho work so diligently.

Our Mission: All brothers strive to uphold the ideals of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance because we believe that by doing so, our future may become a more promising one.
Relay For Life 2011

On March 26, 2011, the Brothers of Sigma Beta Rho joined the Northeastern University community in raising money and participating in Relay for Life. The Brothers contributed over 500 dollars to the $110,872 total raised by the campus to end Cancer. Brothers stayed up all night to honor the pledges of the donors, by walking around the track throughout this 12 hour event. Most participants were able to enjoy the nights festivities which included performances by Northeastern organizations, while honoring and gaining awareness about those affected by the harms of cancer.
JazzFest 2011

On March 25, the Brothers of Sigma Beta Rho held Jazzfest 2011, cosponsored with MEISA (Music Entertainment & Industry Student Association), in order to raise money for their national philanthropies, SOS Children’s Village & Children’s International. All proceeds went directly to these two reputable charities to create a better living environment for children worldwide. The Daniel Bennett Group, which has performed throughout the nation & was featured in an issue of the Boston Phoenix, entertained crowds with an array of jazz medleys, pausing only to advocate for this great cause.
Brotherhood Retreat

On February 5, 2011, the brothers of Sigma Beta Rho spent the day in the YMCA at Sandwich, Massachusetts on their first brotherhood retreat. The day was spent on team-building activities, provocative organizational development discussions, and most importantly, the strengthening of brotherly bonds.
The Wow & the How With Sharmen Lane

On January 27, 2011, the brothers of Sigma Beta Rho at Northeastern University invited Sharmen Lane, a professional development speaker and author of Giving You the Wow and the How, to campus. A high school drop-out turned millionaire, Sharmen Lane mapped out the steps she took in her life to achieve her goals and strive past her expectations. With Sharmen’s step by step process and thought-provoking experienced, the audience took home the tips to be successful and to self-improve.
MLK Jr. Day of Service 2011

On January 17, 2011, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the brothers of Sigma Beta Rho took their day off to do community service in the Greater Boston Area. With the inspiration of the words and actions of Martin Luther King Jr., brothers helped spruce up a center for youth and non-violence located in Jamaica Plains. After some hard work, brothers and other volunteers also participated in a workshop run by Peace Through Play, learning more ways to follow the non-violent credo of Martin Luther King Jr.
Theta Class Induction

The Brothers of the Northeastern University Associate Chapter of Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity, Inc. would like to proudly present their newest brothers and welcome them into the Brotherhood! Congratulations to the Theta Class on their induction into the Northeastern University Associate Chapter of Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity, Inc.

THETA CLASS | FALL 2010 | THETA TITANS

#40 | Mr. Rahul Aggarwal | Brother Brontes
#41 | Mr. Selasi Kumahia | Brother Steropes

Check out the Thetas HERE
2nd Annual Northeastern College Bowl

On November 3, Northeastern University’s Sigma Beta Rho hosted the 2nd Annual Northeastern College Bowl. Congratulations to NU Barkada, Kappa Sigma Fraternity, and Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority on winning the top 3 places. Also, on behalf of Sigma Beta Rho, we’d like to give thanks to Kappa Phi Lambda Sorority, Council for University Programs, Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority, and Phi Delta Chi Fraternity for their support and participation!

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Quick Info

National Establishment: August 16th, 1996 at the University of Pennsylvania

Chapter Establishment: Northeastern University, est. April 14th, 2007

Pillars: Society, Brotherhood, Remembrance

Colors: Red, Black, Green

Motto: “Brotherhood beyond all Barriers”

Achievement:

Chapter of the Year, MGC, 2008, 2009

Chapter of the Year, Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity, Inc., 2009

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LEADERSHIP

Sigma Beta Rho Fraternity, Inc. believes in the principal of “brotherhood beyond all barriers.” We promote diversity within our organization and are proud to accept brothers of all cultures, backgrounds, and beliefs. With such a diverse foundation of brothers, we continue to create capable and upstanding leaders for the community that has done so much for us, breaking down barriers between different ethnic groups and contributing our time and effort to attaining a better and brighter future for all.

Philanthropy

Welcome to Sigma Beta Rho

Sigma Beta Rho is the premier national multicultural fraternity in the United States. Founded in 1996, on the principles of duty to society, dedication to brotherhood, and the remembrance of cultural awareness, Sigma Beta Rho has since grown to share it’s goals with over 2,500 men on over 45 college campuses.

The Northeastern University Associate Chapter was founded on April 14th 2007 by thirteen young gentlemen. These individuals were strangers to one another, coming from different cultures, backgrounds, and lifestyles. Through the principles of Sigma Beta Rho, these thirteen men grew to understand and respect one another, and celebrate the differences which make them unique. Unified through diversity, these gentlemen became known as the Alpha Class of Northeastern University.

In the year that followed, the Alpha Class passed on the teachings of brotherhood beyond all barriers to ten additional gentlemen who were inducted as the Beta and Gamma classes of Sigma Beta Rho at Northeastern University. With the assistance of other multicultural Greeks, these twenty-three gentlemen pioneered the establishment of the Multicultural Greek Council at Northeastern University in the fall of 2008 and became an officially recognized multicultural Greek organization at Northeastern University. Their enthusiasm has fueled their success in the years which follow, and they continue to maintain an active presence in both the Northeastern and surrounding Boston communities.

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Be the Change 2011

The Alpha Beta Chapter at Northeastern University