In this episode, the Fraternity features a recent interview with Eta Kappa Chapter alumnus Brother Chris Sproule (San Diego State), Senior Business Specialist and Accreditation Manager for Las Vegas Fire & Rescue. As part of the “Careers In…” series within the Sigma Nu Mentor Network, Chris joins the Fraternity’s Senior Director of Member Engagement to share insights into careers in emergency services and offer advice for members interested in pursuing paths as first responders and emergency service professionals.

In this episode, the Fraternity features a recent interview with Epsilon Omicron alumnus Brother Jake Krutcik (Southern California), Founder and CEO of ZhenX International Information Consulting. Part of the “Careers in…” series within the Sigma Nu Mentor Network, Jake speaks with the Fraternity’s Sr. Director of Member Engagement and offers insights and advice for members pursuing international entrepreneurship as a career.

In this episode, the Fraternity sits down with Brother Tom Landry, Senior Lead Consultant for Secure Environment Consultants. A proud alumnus of Sigma Nu’s Epsilon Nu Chapter at Miami University, Tom previously served as a Special Agent in Charge with the U.S. Secret Service. During the conversation, he reflects on his career in law enforcement, how he found his path to the Secret Service, and why he remains committed to giving back to Sigma Nu through mentorship.

In this episode, the Fraternity shares audio captured during a breakout session of the 2026 College of Chapters. During the session, Todd Denson (Nicholls State), Sigma Nu Fraternity's Director of Alumni Advisory Program, facilitated a panel discussion between alumni advisors and collegiate chapter attendees. Panelists included Division Commanders Jason Dooley, Chris Graham, Sean Killion, and Bill Geddy, along with Jamison Keller, Assistant Dean of Students and Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at Georgia Tech. These volunteers share expert advice from their decades of service to the Legion of Honor.

In this episode, the Fraternity interviews Brother Dominic Frattura, Director of Advocacy for the North American Interfraternity Conference. A proud alumnus of Sigma Nu’s Zeta Upsilon Chapter at Arizona State University, Dom leads the NIC’s government relations efforts and works to build strategic partnerships with students and professionals across higher education and public policy. During the episode, Dom shares more about the NIC’s ENGAGE initiative and the important work being done to encourage fraternity men to pursue leadership opportunities on their campuses and beyond.

In this episode, the Fraternity interviews Brother Joseph Ditto (Alabama in Huntsville), a past General Fraternity Staff Member and current Event Producer for Pixel Point, LLC. For nearly a decade and a half, Joseph and his Pixel Point team have been instrumental in elevating Sigma Nu's live events, including College of Chapters and Grand Chapter. During the interview, Joseph reflects on his Sigma Nu journey, his transition into professional event production, and the unique role Pixel Point has forged as one of the fraternity and sorority industry’s premier A/V partners.

In this episode, General Fraternity staff members Christopher Brenton (NC State) and Justin Wenger (William Jewell) discuss best practices for enhancing communication and member engagement at both the local and national levels. They share key insights from Sigma Nu’s recent Lifetime Value Survey and the 2025 Cygnus Study, exploring what the data reveals about current engagement trends and how the Fraternity can continue to strengthen connections across generations of members.

On this episode, we are joined by Brother Steve Ratterman, an alumnus of our Beta Eta Chapter at Indiana University and Sigma Nu's 69th Regent. During the episode, Brother Ratterman talks about his nearly 40 years of service to the fraternity and sorority industry and volunteer service to the Legion of Honor. He also reflects on his inspiring inaugural speech from the 71st Grand Chapter and shares more about his vision for what he and the High Council hope the Fraternity will accomplish over the next two years.

On this episode, we are joined by Brother Walt Sokoll, an alumnus of our Zeta Eta Chapter at Tufts University. Brother Sokoll is a Principal with Deloitte in their Human Capital Practice and was recently appointed to the board of directors for City Year in Philadelphia. City Year is a nonprofit that partners with public schools to provide full-time, trained AmeriCorps members who support student success. During our conversation, Walt reflects on his career in consulting and shares insights into the personal and professional benefits of engaging in non-profit service, volunteering on an organizational board, and serving with the Fraternity.

In the latest episode of The Gavel Podcast, the Fraternity interviewed twin brothers Lawson Ewing (Texas Christian) and Preston Ewing (Alabama), both of whom served as Commanders of their respective chapters. Though they attended different universities, Lawson and Preston share how their parallel journeys in Sigma Nu shaped their leadership, strengthened their bond as brothers, and left lasting legacies. Tune in as they reflect on their unique experiences, celebrate their individual accomplishments, and offer thoughtful advice to the next generation of Sigma Nu men beginning their path with the Legion of Honor.