Executive Board
Eli Brent, President
A Silver Spring native, he joined Sig Ep in Spring 2017 with a passion for leadership and service learning. Last year Eli implemented huge changes to the chapters risk management policy and created a new standard for chapter leadership. He helped put the chapter in the right direction and petitioned the removal of the advisory council to become a fully independent chapter again. To begin his junior year, “El Presidente” aims to expand our philanthropic efforts with the NICU, grow chapter volunteer efforts and continue to lead the chapter in a positive direction. Check out the latest to learn more about our chapter’s involvement with NICU and all things Sig Ep UMD.
Kenyon Hendershot, VP of Programming
Hailing from Baltimore County, "Ken" joined Sig Ep in the Fall 2017. As VP of Programming, Ken plans all major events from philanthropy to formal. Ken spends most of his time implementing programs that he hopes will still be around when he returns as an alumnus. Ken hopes to be able to continue with SigEp's Dunk the Police philanthropy event in the fall and continue to raise money for the NICU while ensuring our chapters safe risk management policies.
Dennis Morozov, VP of Recruitment
Dennis is a Junior neurology and physiology major from Towson, MD. Above all, he is luaus-loving, washed up tennis and soccer player looking to recruit balanced men. His eyes are on intramural championship in any sport and his recruitment committee hopes to guide him to the promise land. This fall, he will be working with brothers Sri Chebrolu and Adam Schneider on heading the Balanced Man Scholarship committee. For more information about the rush process and upcoming events, click here.
Weiling Tan, VP of Finance
The Potomac, MD native joined the fraternity in Fall 2017. Weiling ran for Vice President of Finance in order to oversee all activities that the fraternity takes part in and play an advisory role in each. He sees big changes coming in the next year including a bigger push for philanthropy and brother commitment. On the side, Weiling takes pride in always being in shape and encourages others to be active. Weiling also recently went to the motherland, China, on a business internship. To learn more about our philanthropic efforts that are sponsored by our VP of finance, check out the latest.
Ryan Morris, VP of Membership Development
Ryan is a junior majoring in Economics. Ryan joined Sig Ep in the spring of 2017 and felt at home from day one. Ryan loves photography and recently began interning at DataLab USA. This past semester, he has worked tirelessly to update our Sigma, Phi and Epsilon challenges and finally institute our Balanced Man App. More information about our fraternity's national Balanced Man Program is just a click away.
Will Rabinow, VP of Communications
Born and raised in Massachusetts, Will is a the perfect fit as our VP of communicants. As a communications major himself, he is looking to pursue a career with quality person interaction and a position where he can use his skills to better others lives. He enjoyed the great mix of guys that Sig Ep attracted in Spring 2017 and ran for the executive board in order to have a hand in the future direction of the chapter. Will's main goal for this semester is to create an alumni database in order to implement meaningful alumni programming. Updating the social media accounts and keeping chapter meetings on track are some of his greatest accomplishment, but he has yet to hit his prime.
Born and raised in Massachusetts, Will is a the perfect fit as our VP of communicants. As a communications major himself, he is looking to pursue a career with quality person interaction and a position where he can use his skills to better others lives. He enjoyed the great mix of guys that Sig Ep attracted in Spring 2017 and ran for the executive board in order to have a hand in the future direction of the chapter. Will's main goal for this semester is to create an alumni database in order to implement meaningful alumni programming. Updating the social media accounts and keeping chapter meetings on track are some of his greatest accomplishment, but he has yet to hit his prime.
Brendan Garagusi, Chaplain
Nicknamed, "Goose," Brendan is a junior Neurology and Physiology major. Yes, he loves looking like an absolute goose in case you didn't notice. As chaplain, he oversees all rituals and enforces the chapter bylaws that tie directly into the principles of Virtue, Diligence, and Brotherly Love. He envisions Sig Ep maintaining enthusiasm about academics, pushing ourselves in athletics, and sustaining our passion for philanthropy. He believes that our mix of group development, personal development, and professional development is the ideal model for all fraternities nationwide.
