We have registered our first 25 brothers within one week of launching. Keep checking the site and leave comments on this post below. Let us know what good/bad and what you want the site to have/do that it currently does not.
Thank you for registering: Minh Tang, Anthony Morton, dominic rossiello, Zamie Casazola, Alex Leshansky, Nelson Cupeles, Camilo Suarez, Juan Benet, Eric Lampi, Jeff Schorr, Rick Hollandsworth, Joe Greig, Josh Sobel, Daniel Irizarry, Francisco Nunez, Raffaele Prisco, Wayland Chew, Daniel Kane, Ryan Anderson, Cesar Mateo, Matthew Colin Alston, Eric Rivera, Erik Johnson, Andre Garabedian, Kevin Wong, Thomas Scibilia
Posted by: Thomas Scibilia in website, personal on
Dec 11, 2008
Brothers,
This website respresents over 6 months of hard work and diligence of the team who came up with the ideas and put it all into practice so we can experience a network for Pi Sigma Chi like no other. This post is dedicated to the work of Thomas Scibilia, Erik Johnson, Andre Garabedian, and Kevin Wong.
Together we bring you a new experience for Pi Sigma Chi, in which we can collaborate privately without worry of anyone but registered members seeing the content. In this new interface called Joomla! we can share in the experience of building a website together. Our site is now "community based" and what you see right now is the basic content we thought should be here, but it is up to every registered member to contribute articles (especially to the frontpage), fraternity documents, events, photos, dues payments, contributions, experiences, thoughts and ideas. The best part is the expandability, if you feel we should add an internal job posting page then use the contact form to request it, etc.
Posted by: Thomas Scibilia in website on
Dec 09, 2008
Pi Sigma Chi had built this version of the website (shown below) 7 years ago and it stood unedited and never updated from 2001-2003.
We must have never had reoccurring payments set up with the hosting company so the website and the name “pisigmachi.com” was lost and made available to anyone to purchase. Luckily no one had done that and I grabbed it back from the abyss of the internet over 1 year later in early 2005 and we had our second revision our web appearance (shown in the next image).
Posted by: Thomas Scibilia in sports, social on
Dec 09, 2008
Pi Sigma Chi had set up a basketball game with Kappa Sigma Fraternity. The athletic director of Pratt would outfit the game with referees, benches, scorer table and the big scoreboard with the bleachers as if it was an official Pratt basketball game. It was this past Sunday, December 7th at 4:30pm in the Pratt gym. In the end we won with the final score 43-21!
Posted by: Thomas Scibilia in social on
Nov 16, 2008
This past Saturday, November 15th, 2008; Sigma Sigma Sigma Eta Phi Chapter had their installation ceremony. Now the ladies of Tri-Sigma are officially established as a chapter as recognized by Pratt Institute and the Inter-Greek Council. Congratulations Ladies!
