KA: Preparing Brothers for a Successful Life
“The leadership positions I held within KA really helped me to develop leadership skills and learn what it means to have responsibilities where a lot of people are depending on you,” says Jeff Adams ’75 when asked how is life would be different today if had never joined KA.

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A Message to Brothers for the New Year
By Mark Tiller '92

I hope everyone enjoyed the holidays and I am sure we all hope for a positive and better 2012 for our families, and our country.  I know everyone has received many email based correspondence during the holidays so I will be brief. I have three things to communicate.  

1)  A sincere thank you for the 53 or so Alumni Brothers who have made financial contributions to the annual fund; those gifts are much appreciated and I commit to communicate as the year goes on how this money is being prioritized to improve the chapter. 

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Help Us Find a Lost Brother
We’ve lost touch with more than 80 alumni brothers and need your help to find them! If you know of the current mailing address of any of the brothers listed (click on the headline to view their names), please send an email to our alumni relations firm with their current contact information to feedback@affinityconnection.com (mention Alpha Sigma of KA) to update our chapter’s alumni database.

What Does KA Mean to You?
Clark Jokl '81 wrote on our Facebook page "I had not encountered 'Robert's Rules of Order' until becoming a Kappa. I came to appreciate the rules learned and since used during my professional/volunteer endeavors. Thanks for the knowledge Kappas!"

What does KA mean to YOU? Share your story on the message board or on our Facebook post.

From the Archives-Class of 1948
Larry Taylor '53 submitted this photo of KA class of 1948 along with a message to brothers asking to help identify the faces pictured.
"As memory fails, the names of yesterday's friends disappear. Is there any way the enclosed copy of my 1948 class picture, with faces remembered, can be circulated- and then names filled in?"
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If YOU know the names of any of the brothers pictured, please help us identify them!
Put your submissions and start a conversation on the message board.