Expansion Resources

Colony Resources

Colony Manual - Sigma Nu's primary colony training resource for all colony members. This is also provided to colonies in a bound, hard-copy version during colonization.

Officer Resource Page - These pages were created to provide you – the collegiate officer – a one-stop-shop experience when looking for the tools to help you meet your expectations. Everything you need as an officer should be included on your page. Sigma Nu has dedicated itself to providing you with the very best resources in the Fraternity/Sorority community, and with the new Officer Resource Pages, you have the tools you need to be a great officer. 

Colony Petition Guide - The Fraternity's official instruction manual for colonies to use in creating their petition to submit for their charter. This step-by-step guide includes an overview of the program, guidance notes for completing the colony's self-assessment session, and instructions for completing and submitting the colony self-assessment booklet and supporting documentation.

Colony Petition Booklet - The standard, formal booklet for chapters to complete as their submission of documentation to charter. This editable form should be completed and submitted when a colony is ready to submit their petition to charter.

Chartering Ceremony Guide - Use this resource upon Petition approval to begin the process of planning and conducting the Chartering Ceremony.

Expansion Resources for Alumni

Expansion Alumni Guide - This is an informational guide for alumni of dormant chapters who want to see their chapter back on campus.

Alumni & Volunteers Resource Page - This section seeks to be a comprehensive place for finding information about Sigma Nu Fraternity's Alumni and Volunteer services, resources, and personnel. Whether you are a collegiate officer looking for additional alumni involvement and support for your chapter or an alumnus seeking to get more involved with the Fraternity, this is your starting point.

Colony Alumni Advisory Board Guide - This is a detailed description of the Alumni Advisory Board (AAB) for colonies, including the general responsibilities, time commitments, positions, and timeline for AABs in (re)colonization projects.