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Our Founding:
In the Spring of 2011, 10 men came together at Northwood University in Midland, Michigan with a vision to bring another fraternity to Northwood. After receiving the graces from the Northwood University administration, they selected Alpha Sigma Phi. This was only the first showing of the ten men's work ethic and commitment to their vision.
Their first goal was to become the top recruiters on campus, because recruitment is the bloodline to the fraternity. These 10 men faced a large feat recruiting against competing fraternities that had an average number of 40 brothers. In their first fall recruitment they brought in 16 freshman and 2 sophomore's. These men represented the largest pledge class at Northwood in 3 years, they successfully initiated 14 brothers out of that class. These 24 men finally became apart of an official Alpha Sigma Phi chapter on April 28th, 2012.
Original Composite
Original Composite
Pictured: Alpha & Beta Founding classes
Fall Rush 2011
Fall Rush 2011
Pictured: The Founding Brothers geared up for their first Fall rush as Alpha Sigs
The Legacy of Aaron Cisco:
Aaron Cisco, our Founding father and first President, worked tirelessly to bring our chapter to life. His vision, dedication, and ability to unite brothers laid the foundation for the brotherhood we continue to build on today. Because of his extraordinary efforts, he was inducted into the Alpha Sigma Phi Undergraduate Hall of Fame in 2013 and honored with the Frank F. Hargear Memorial Award, the highest recognition an undergraduate brother can receive. His legacy remains a guiding example of leadership and commitment for all who follow.
Pictured: A program from the 2013 Elevate which shows Aaron being named to the Undergraduate Hall of Fame and receiving the Frank F. Hargear Award.
Continued Dedication:
In 2019 Founding Father and current Grand Chapter Advisor to the chapter Larry Malace lll was recognized in a feature of the 2019 Edition of Alpha Sig Magazine. Larry has been in the role of Grand Chapter Advisor for our chapter since 2018.
Pictured: Larry Malaces 2019 Alpha Sig Magazine feature.
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