Welcome to the Homepage of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Wyoming Alpha Chapter.

Present on the University of Wyoming Campus since 1917 as SAE, this chapter was founded in 1903 as Sigma Beta Phi, a locally organized and operated fraternity. Our combined heritage makes us the oldest fraternal group on the University of Wyoming campus, now adding new strength everyday in our second century of existence as a part of the largest national fraternity in America today.

Since our founding, the chapter has created one of the strongest and most honorable traditions both in Wyoming, and inside the realm of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, earning recognition from the Board of Trustees at the University of Wyoming, the UW Office of Student Life, philanthropic organizations such as the Childrens' Miracle Network and Albany County SAFE Project, and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon National Fraternity.

This past year, the chapter was distinguished with honors at both the 72nd John O. Moseley Leadership School including The Rex A. Smith Chapter Efficiency Award, The Campus/Intrafraternity Leadership Award, The Joseph C. Mancini Community Relations Award (generally considered the third-most significant award from the National Chapter), and the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Chapter Achievement Award. The last of these was given to the top chapters in the realm of SAE. Also, Brother Christopher Miller of Gillette, Wyoming was accorded the special honor of being initated at the culmination of the 72nd Leadership School.

Wyoming Alpha was awarded the highest single award bestowed upon a single chapter of SAE, the John O. Mosely Award for Fraternity Zeal in 1979.

Thank you again for visiting our page. If you have any questions or comments about Wyoming Alpha or the Greek Community at the University of Wyoming, please feel free to contact our chapter for further information.