Leadership

Leadership

Take the lead. In Kappa Sigma, Brothers learn to get involved in their communities and take the lead when something needs to be done. Countless Brothers, including Senators, Governors and CEOs, have said Kappa Sigma gave them the leadership skills they needed to succeed. (kappasigma.org)

Leadership is ultimately about getting a group of people together to accomplish something they would not have otherwise done. Being in Kappa Sigma is one of the best ways to develop this. Our members participate in dozens of events in the community every year and when the event just needs getting done, it’s the Leadership that you learn from interacting with your Brothers and motivating them to do something that gets you a step above the rest. And even if you’re not going into a business management job after college, a strong experience with leadership can help to accomplish just about any task that involves more than one person, even if you’re not the one “in charge.” You will have the experience to know how to get people to communicate effectively and delegate the tasks by those best suited to them so that the goal is accomplished sooner and better than it would otherwise have been done.

Notable Members:

  • Robert J. Dole (Gamma-Omicron), Former Senator, Kansas (1969–1996); 1996 Republican Party Presidential Nominee
  • Edwin Hubble (Gamma-Beta), Astronomer, namesake of Hubble Space Telescope
  • Jefferson Davis (Xi), President of the Confederate States of America. Honorarily inducted into the fraternity following his son’s death. His son was also a member.

 

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