The Phi Challenge, like the Sigma Challenge, involves written goals and community service, but adds much more. Substance abuse, relationships, gentlemanly behavior, chapter operations, mentoring, intramural sports, and involvement in campus organizations are all addressed.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Requirements:

Participate in the Phi Rite of Passage

Meet your new Mentor and review the Expectations of the Phi Challenge

Join the Phi Challenge Council and attend their bi-monthly meetings advised by the Phi Challenge Coordinator

Expectations of the Phi Challenge:

Complete the Phi Challenge Action Plan and develop three personal written goals in the Quest

In your Challenge Council you will:

Plan an event to address "Respect for Self and Others" issues:
i. substance abuse - alcohol and other drug; and
ii. relationships - diversity, sexism, and date rape; or
iii. health - STDs, weight, time, and money
Develop gentlemanly behavior: Etiquette or Sportsmanship
Plan a Brotherhood event for all Phi Mentors and your Mentees

Discuss pages 3-8, 11-25, 27-32, 37-46, 47-52, and 179-181 in the Lifetime Responsibility of Brotherhood with your Mentor

Complete the Milestones section of Sigma Challenge in your Dialogue Journal

Chapter:

Volunteer as a Mentor to someone in the Sigma Challenge

Recruit at least one individual for consideration by Recruitment

Participate in intramurals

Recruit your Mentor for Epsilon Challenge

Community:

Participate in at least one community service project

Be actively involved in at least one campus organization for the duration of the Challenge or represent SigEps in intramurals for one season

Attend an IFC, Panhellenic, or Executive Board meeting