University of Redlands
Gamma Sigma Alpha National Academic Greek Honor Society (GSA) is the premier organization committed to the academic success of our members and alignment with the academic missions of our host institutions. Students are eligible for membership based on grade point average and membership in a Greek fraternity or sorority. The Society strives to uphold the high ideals of scholastic achievement and therefore, only students with a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 or above (on a 4.0 scale) at the start of their junior year or a grade point average of 3.5 or higher in any semester during their junior or senior year are eligible.
To RECOGNIZE those fraternity men and women who have attained a high standard of leadership in interfraternity activities, to ENCOURAGE them to continue along this line, and to INSPIRE others to strive for similar conspicuous attainment;
To UNITE outstanding fraternity men and women to create an organization which will help to mold the sentiment of the institution on questions of local and intercollegiate fraternity affairs;
To BRING TOGETHER members of the faculty, alumni, and student members of the institution’s fraternities and sororities on a basis of mutual interest, understanding and helpfulness;
To help CREATE an atmosphere where ideas and issues can be discussed openly across Greek lines and to help work out solutions.
Greek Man of the Year Michael Semon of Pi Chi
Greek Woman of the Year Janelle Cronk of Kappa Pi Zeta
Organization of the Year Kappa Pi Zeta
The Herakles Award Outstanding New Member
Brianna Nixon
The Hephaestus Award Outstanding Individual Community Service
Negar Safari
The Greek Pillar Award Outstanding Fraternal Values
Megan ‘Yoshi’ Brownlee
The Hyperion Award Outstanding Faculty/Staff Advisor
Chad Latka and Erin Sanborn
The Zeus Award Outstanding Chapter President
Julissa Serna
The Dionysus Award Outstanding Greek Involvement
Rae Kennon and Arianna Morell-Haltom
The Hercules Award Outstanding Greek Athlete
Ellie Jaques
The Poseidon Award Outstanding University Involvement
Rebecca Matthews
Excellence in Member Education: Alpha Sigma Pi
Nominees: Kappa Pi Zeta, Alpha Sigma Pi, Delta Kappa Psi and Alpha Theta Phi
Excellence in Programming: Kappa Pi Zeta
Nominees: Kappa Pi Zeta, Alpha Sigma Pi and Delta Kappa Psi
Most Improved Chapter: Kappa Pi Zeta
Nominees: Kappa Pi Zeta, Alpha Sigma Pi and Alpha Theta Phi
Excellence in Risk Management: Beta Lambda
Nominees: Alpha Sigma Pi, Delta Kappa Psi, Beta Lambda and Alpha Theta Phi
Excellence in Philanthropy: Alpha Xi Omicron
Nominees: Alpha Xi Omicron, Delta Kappa Psi and Alpha Theta Phi
Excellence in Service Delta: Kappa Psi
Nominees: Alpha Xi Omicron, Alpha Sigma Pi, Delta Kappa Psi and Alpha Theta Phi
Excellence in Fraternal Values: Alpha Theta Phi
Nominees: Alpha Sigma Pi, Delta Kappa Psi and Alpha Theta Phi
Organization of the Year Alpha Sigma Pi
Greek Man of the Year Joe Galarza
Greek Woman of the Year Kirsten Holmes
The Herakles Award: Outstanding New Member
Mohamad Hamdall (Chi Sigma Chi)
The Hephaestus Award: Outstanding Individual Community Service
Annie Boyle (Beta Lambda)
The Greek Pillar Award: Outstanding Fraternal Values
Alpha Sigma Pi
The Hyperion Award: Outstanding Faculty/Staff Advisor
Dr. Rebecca Lyons (Kappa Pi Zeta)
The Zeus Award: Outstanding Chapter President
Paige Parr (Delta Kappa Psi)
The Dionysus Award: Outstanding Greek Involvement
Evan Suda (Chi Rho Psi)
The Hercules Award: Outstanding Greek Athlete
Hannah Morford (Delta Kappa Psi)
The Poseidon Award: Outstanding University Involvement
Tracy Ennesser (Kappa Pi Zeta)
Excellence in Philanthropy: Beta Lambda
The chapter whose philanthropy programming is well planned and executed. Exceptionally impressive individual events should require high levels of commitment, organization, and coordination. Funds should be raised for the chapter’s philanthropic organization or another cause.
Excellence in Risk Management: Alpha Xi Omicron
The chapter that has shown an outstanding commitment to their risk management plans, including adhering to University policy.
Most Improved Chapter: Alpha Chi Delta
The chapter who strove to improve its overall condition through changes in programming, increased collaboration, the implementation of new ideas, improved efficiency, and the development of innovative educational programs.
Excellence in Programming: Alpha Xi Omicron
The chapter who has demonstrated varied, unique, and successful programming throughout the past year that has benefited the University and/or the greater community
Excellence in Member Education: Alpha Gamma Nu
The chapter that has shown an outstanding commitment to educating its members on a wide variety of salient issues including their chapter ideals and the Greek Pillars.
Excellence in Service: Chi Rho Psi
The chapter that shows a continued commitment to community service. Their service should benefit the University and/or greater community.
Outstanding Patron/Patroness: Sebastian Brown (Chi Rho Psi)
Individual Award Winners
The Herakles Award: Outstanding New Member
Morgan Kramer (Kappa Pi Zeta)
The Hephaestus Award: Outstanding Individual Community Service
Rebecca Matthews (Kappa Pi Zeta)
Outstanding Patron/Patroness: Lori Hatfield of Delta Kappa
The Hyperion Award: Outstanding Faculty/Staff Advisor
Kim Myers (Chi Sigma Chi)
The Zeus Award: Outstanding Chapter President
Meg Leach (Delta Kappa Psi)
The Dionysus Award: Outstanding Greek Involvement
Rebecca Bayer (Beta Lambda)
The Hercules Award: Outstanding Greek Athlete
Sadie Pickering (Kappa Pi Zeta)
The Poseidon Award: Outstanding University Involvement
Liran Koropitzer (Delta Kappa Psi)
Greek Man of the Year: Winn Frazin
Greek Woman of the Year: Annie Boyle
Organization of the Year: Alpha Xi Omicron and Alpha Chi Delta
Excellence in Philanthropy: Chi Sigma Chi
The chapter whose philanthropy programming is well planned and executed. Exceptionally impressive individual events should require high levels of commitment, organization, and coordination. Funds should be raised for the chapter’s philanthropic organization or another cause.
Excellence in Risk Management: Alpha Sigma Pi
The chapter that has shown an outstanding commitment to their risk management plans, including adhering to University policy.
Most Improved Chapter: Sigma Kappa Alpha
The chapter who strove to improve its overall condition through changes in programming, increased collaboration, the implementation of new ideas, improved efficiency, and the development of innovative educational programs.
Excellence in Programming: Alpha Xi Omicron
The chapter who has demonstrated varied, unique, and successful programming throughout the past year that has benefited the University and/or the greater community
Excellence in Member Education: Alpha Sigma Pi
The chapter that has shown an outstanding commitment to educating its members on a wide variety of salient issues including their chapter ideals and the Greek Pillars.
Excellence in Service: Beta Lambda
The chapter that shows a continued commitment to community service. Their service should benefit the University and/or greater community.
The Greek Pillar Award:
Outstanding Fraternal Values: Kappa Pi Zeta
