Balanced Man Scholarship

Sigma Phi Epsilon annually recognizes incoming male Colorado State University students who fit the Balanced Man Ideal with a scholarship award.

CSU’s local chapter of Sigma Phi Epsilon (SigEp) has established the Balanced Man Scholarship (BMS) to seek Colorado State’s finest men, who exhibit overall excellence. Candidates should follow the model established by SigEp’s Balanced Man Program, which encourages a balanced lifestyle. By adhering to the ideals of Sound Mind and Sound Body, we feel these young men distinguish themselves as models to be emulated. A further respect for the Fraternity’s core values of VITRUE, DILIGENCE and BROTHERLY LOVE will further distinguish exceptional candidates. The BMS will be used to award these fine young men for their outstanding achievements regardless of their decision to join the chapter.

The award is given based on the areas that are promoted within the Balanced Man ideal that the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity strives for: Academics, Leadership, Athletic Achievement, and Community Service.

How Does It Work?
• Just fill out the form, it’s that easy!

Applying for the Spring 2009 Scholarship?
• Any male student that is currently attending CSU and has a 3.0 GPA is eligible.
• Interviews will be conducted and the scholarship will be awarded within the month following the deadline.

Applying for the Fall 2009 Scholarship?
• Any incoming male freshman that will be attending CSU for the Fall 2008 semester is eligible.
• Interviews begin in the summer.

Application
http://sigep.colostate.edu/bms

We prefer an online application, but if you are unable to submit the application online, please mail the requested information on the application to:

Sigma Phi Epsilon
Attn: Balanced Man Scholarship Chairman
121 E Lake St.
Fort Collins, CO 80524

Questions or concerns?

Please contact the Sigma Phi Epsilon Scholarship Chairman, Ryan Garthright, with any questions, comments, or concerns you by following this link, Email Us, and select Balanced Man Scholarship Chair.