Executive Committee

Just as the Supreme Executive Committee (SEC) is the board of directors for the Fraternity as a whole, each Chapter of Kappa Sigma elects five executive officers to perform the same function at the local level. The Grand Master, Grand Procurator, Grand Master of Ceremonies, Grand Treasurer, and Grand Scribe provide leadership, organization, and manage the affairs of the Chapter on a day-to-day basis. These men are entrusted with the wellbeing of our Chapter. Without them, Epsilon-Mu would dwindle and we would no longer know the friendships and bonds that we have created over the years.

Eric Aplis

Grand Master

emaplis@gmail.com

(972) 971-7078

The Grand Master faces a variety of responsibilities and challenges, which can roughly be broken down into two categories: leadership and administration. He is the Chief Executive Officer of his chapter. Inasmuch as the GM represents the chapter in all aspects, both internally and externally, he is usually regarded as the most informed and responsible member of the chapter. It is ultimately his responsibility to see that all goes well.

Chris Harwood

Grand Procurator

charwood111@gmail.com

(972) 800-8118

As second in the chain of command, the Grand Procurator must look to the future. All the duties of this Officer require an understanding of where the chapter is with respect to Fraternity standards, and develops a five year plan. In short, goal-setting is his indispensable duty. He is responsible for the general conduct and discipline of the chapter.

Jesse Wood

Grand Master of Ceremonies

jwood1845@gmail.com

(918) 991-8713‬

The Grand Master of Ceremonies is responsible for the membership development, including the pledge program. He is also responsible for the Ritual and secret works of the chapter. The Ritual binds together all members of Kappa Sigma and allows for the common bond of all Brothers. Thus, his duties are important not only for his chapter but to the Fraternity in general.

Hunter Nogle

Grand Treasurer

hunteranog@gmail.com

(918) 845-6950

The proper regulation and allocation of chapter finances is vested in the responsibility of the Grand Treasurer. Financial liability of the chapter depends on the Grand Treasurer’s performance of his duties; specifically, the organization of his reports and accounts, and the responsibility of follow-up in collecting from the members and paying the vendors.

Ryan Newgent

Grand Scribe

ryan.newgent@cox.net

(918) 704-3518

The Grand Scribe is the backbone of the Executive Committee and of the chapter. He is responsible for all inner communications, including: paperwork, reporting of new pledges and initiates, minutes of chapter meetings, correspondence, and annual alumni newsletters.