Scholarship-Leadership Beloved Brother Program

  • Scholarships are exclusivley for undergraduate Brothers of your Chapter!
  • Beloved Brother Scholarships are in perpetuity for a true lasting impact
  • This permanent recognition is facilitated by the Kappa Sigma Endowment Fund

 

Honor one of your deserving Chapter Brothers by creating a permanent annual scholarship in his honor. The Kappa Sigma Headquarters team will work alongside you to bring together a group of Brothers from your Chapter to endow a named scholarship recognizing the individual you wish to celebrate. Whether honoring a longtime volunteer, an outstanding alumnus, or a Brother whose leadership and service left a lasting impact, this scholarship ensures his legacy continues for generations to come. Each year, the scholarship will provide meaningful financial support to undergraduate Brothers while serving as a lasting tribute to someone who helped shape your Chapter.  A permanent legacy will be created to recognize a deserving Brother and invest in the future of Kappa Sigma.
To get started, contact Development Officer Garrett Williams at the information below!

[email protected]

(434) 321-5073

Established in 2026

$50,000 Named Scholarships ($2,000 Awarded Annually)

Jody L. Bailey (Theta-Zeta)

Brother Jody L. Bailey has served Kappa Sigma for nearly four decades, earning national recognition for his distinguished leadership and service.

Justin A. Hansen (Xi-Beta)

Brother Hansen has served in numerous national leadership roles, including Worthy Grand Master. He is Managing Director of Dealer Relations at MFS Investment Management in Boston.

Jack H. Haaker (Delta-Pi)

For nearly 60 years, Brother Jack H. Haaker served and mentored Delta-Pi Brothers, leaving an enduring legacy of guidance and devotion.

$25,000 Named Scholarships ($1,000 Awarded Annually)

The York Brothers (Epsilon-Sigma)

Brothers Jeff and Ryan York have built a lasting Epsilon-Sigma legacy through dedicated leadership, mentorship, and commitment to Kappa Sigma.

Abubacarr Darboe (Kappa)

Brother Darboe embodied scholarship, leadership, and selfless Brotherhood at Vanderbilt University. He continues to inspire future generations of Kappa Sigmas.

Timothy L. Hall (Mu-Psi)

For nearly 40 years, Brother Timothy Hall has encouraged and mentored generations of Mu-Psi Brothers with remarkable dedication and selflessness.

Harold E. Carr (Beta-Psi)

Brother Harold E. Carr’s decades of chapter leadership, alumni mentorship, and volunteer service have strengthened Beta-Psi and inspired generations of Brothers.

Ted Sherwood (Epsilon-Mu)

Brother Sherwood has strengthened Epsilon-Mu through dedicated mentorship, alumni leadership, and steadfast commitment to the Chapter.

Established in 2025

$50,000 Named Scholarships ($2,000 Awarded Annually)

Dale F. Morrison (Delta-Mu)

Brother Dale F. Morrison’s remarkable lifelong leadership, philanthropy, and professional success created an enduring legacy for Delta-Mu and Kappa Sigma.

Dave E. Ledman (Theta-Upsilon)

Brother Dave Ledman devoted his life to Theta-Upsilon, building a legacy defined by leadership, mentorship, loyalty, and Brotherhood.

$25,000 Named Scholarships ($1,000 Awarded Annually)

Donal L. McClamroch Jr. (Eta)

Brother McClamroch has displayed immense dedication to Kappa Sigma through exceptional leadership, including service as Worthy Grand Master. He has strengthened the Fraternity and inspired countless Brothers.

Disbrow Family (Beta-Upsilon)

Brothers Jason, Josh, and Jarrett Disbrow have enriched Beta-Upsilon through decades of leadership, entrepreneurship, and lifelong Brotherhood.

Clayson R. Andersen (Delta-Chi)

Brother Clayson R. Anderson’s life of leadership, faith, compassion, and humility remains an inspiring example for future Kappa Sigmas.

Thomas L. Worgess (Delta-Psi)

Brother Thomas L. Worgess left Delta-Psi a powerful legacy rooted in loyal friendship, dedicated mentorship, and lifelong service.

Speaker Mike Johnson (Gamma)

Brother Mike Johnson has brought distinction to Gamma Chapter through principled public service, including serving as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives.

Joe W. Jumper (Lambda)

Brother Joe W. Jumper’s creativity, generous spirit, and devotion to Lambda Chapter created a legacy of Brotherhood that continues today.

Established in 2024

$50,000 Named Scholarships ($2,000 Awarded Annually)

Thomas J. Clifford (Delta-Mu)

Brother Thomas J. Clifford shaped generations of Delta-Mu Brothers through visionary leadership, devoted mentorship, and unwavering service.

Leroy D. Peer (Theta-Zeta)

Decades of volunteer leadership and faithful mentorship have made Brother Leroy D. Peer a lasting influence on Theta-Zeta.

Greg A. Hopeman (Epsilon-Mu)

Brother Gregory A. Hopeman’s leadership, philanthropy, and mentorship have helped secure a stronger future for generations of Epsilon-Mu Brothers.

D. Malcolm McNair, Jr. (Xi)

Through distinguished leadership and exceptional mentorship, Brother D. Malcolm McNair, Jr. has made a lasting impact on generations of Xi Brothers.

Craig D. Melvin (Alpha-Nu)

Brother Craig D. Melvin brings distinction to Kappa Sigma through journalistic excellence, steadfast leadership, and a commitment to serving others.

Vann S. Mullis, Sr. (Chi-Omega)

Brother Vann Mullis, Sr. has helped build Chi-Omega’s future through generous service, exceptional leadership, and steadfast mentorship.

Craig R. Poole (Beta-Beta)

Brother Craig Poole’s generous spirit, steadfast friendship, and devotion to Beta-Beta remain an enduring example of true Brotherhood.

Dr. James "Doc" Johnson (Kappa)

For more than four decades, Dr. James W. “Doc” Johnson guided Kappa Chapter Brothers with compassion, mentorship, and extraordinary dedication.

$25,000 Named Scholarships ($1,000 Awarded Annually)

David M. Ferriss (Delta-Chi)

Brother David M. “Boo” Ferriss paired remarkable athletic achievement with exemplary leadership, sportsmanship, and lifelong service.

Moby G. Goodwin (Theta-Rho)

More than three decades of leadership, mentorship, and volunteer service define Brother Moby G. Goodwin’s enduring contribution to Theta-Rho.

Frank W. Harrison, Jr. (Gamma)

Brother Frank W. Harrison, Jr.’s professional excellence and lifetime of devoted service continue to bring distinction to Gamma Chapter.

Nolan D. Pearson (Omicron-Zeta)

Brother Nolan D. Pearson’s joyful spirit, genuine kindness, and selfless leadership continue to inspire the Brothers of Omicron-Zeta.

William R. SanGiacomo (Theta-Xi)

Brother William R. SanGiacomo’s years as Alumnus Advisor made a lasting impact on Theta-Xi and countless young Brothers.

Edward G. Sponzilli (Gamma-Upsilon)

Brother Edward G. “Sponz” Sponzilli has strengthened Gamma-Upsilon through decades of faithful mentorship, volunteer leadership, and service.

Andrew J. Stuper, Jr. (Gamma-Tau)

Brother Andrew J. Stuper, Jr., Grand Treasurer, championed the development of young men and left a lasting legacy at Gamma-Tau.

Lynn M. Welker (Theta-Omicron)

Brother Lynn M. Welker’s decades of mentorship, leadership, and selfless service have left a lasting mark on Theta-Omicron.

Nicholas S. Hagen (Rho)

Nicholas S. Hagen’s distinguished leadership, military service, and decades of mentorship continue to inspire generations of Rho Brothers.

Henry A. Lopez (Delta-Sigma)

Brother Henry Lopez, a Founding Father of Delta-Sigma, left an inspiring legacy of compassion, resilience, kindness, and selfless Brotherhood.

Testimonials

Colin Morris (Kappa-Gamma)

This scholarship has also helped me in my leadership roles and participation in my fraternity events while maintaining my academic excellence without the added stress of financials. The strong support system that Kappa Sigma provides to all our Brothers, and the lifelong bonds we share, should never be taken for granted.

Eli E. Grandy (Beta-Epsilon)

I want to take this opportunity to sincerely thank you for your generosity. As a student committed to my academic and personal growth, I believe this scholarship will significantly help me pursue my educational goals without worrying about the financial burden of buying books and materials for my classes.

Christian A. Laurel (Xi-Delta)

Beyond the financial support, this award represents something even more important to me: recognition of leadership, character, and commitment to our Brotherhood’s values. Being part of this fraternity has pushed me to grow as a leader, to serve others, and to hold myself to a higher standard.