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Chapter Leaders Accepted into Prestigious Ruck Leadership Institute
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We are thrilled to announce that two of our chapter leaders, Chapter President Reagan McGill and VP of Programming Coleman Wampler, have been accepted into the highly esteemed Ruck Leadership Institute. This significant achievement highlights their dedication and commitment to leadership within Sigma Phi Epsilon and our Pennsylvania Delta Chapter.
The Ruck Leadership Institute is a premier program designed to challenge and inspire SigEp’s top leaders. It provides a unique opportunity for participants to engage in intensive leadership training and personal development. Through this program, Reagan and Coleman will join other exceptional leaders from chapters nationwide to develop their skills, build networks, and bring innovative ideas back to our chapter.
Reagan McGill, as our Chapter President, has shown remarkable dedication and vision in steering our chapter towards success. His acceptance into the Ruck Leadership Institute is a testament to his outstanding leadership and the respect he has earned within our fraternity.
Coleman Wampler, our VP of Programming, has been instrumental in organizing and executing numerous successful events and programs that enrich our chapter’s experience. His selection for this program underscores his commitment to excellence and his potential to drive positive change within our fraternity.
We are incredibly proud of Reagan and Coleman for earning this opportunity. Their participation in the Ruck Leadership Institute will undoubtedly bring fresh insights and enhanced leadership skills to our chapter, further strengthening our brotherhood and community.
Please join us in congratulating Reagan McGill and Coleman Wampler on this significant accomplishment. We look forward to seeing the great impact they will continue to make both within our chapter and beyond.
For more information on the Ruck Leadership Institute, visit SigEp Ruck Leadership Institute.