Sigma Chi Omega

rong leadership and problem solving skills that are in high demand in the real world. They apply these skills working for firms such as General Electric and M&T Bank, among many others. Since inception, Sigma Chi Omega has developed strong ties with Sororities and other on-campus organizations, as well as off-campus non-for-profit organizations. Our success through philanthropic opportunities such as the Buffalo News’ Kids Day as well as the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life has allowed us to fulfill our commitment to the community beyond the University at Buffalo. We have continued our successes through the dedication of every single brother over the years and have since initiated over 200 members. Our brothers come from all backgrounds and continue on after college in all different fields of work. We pride ourselves on not being an exclusive fraternity. Instead, we welcome diversity, as we believe each and every brother applies respective experiences to help create a stronger brotherhood year after year.