Frat Life

Ever since Spring 2009, I have been a member of Sigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity Incorporated. Our frat at UT was founded in 2005, so we are still young and growing. My pledge class was only the fourth line to cross into our chapter and consist of five diverse gentlemen ranging from Puerto Rican, Puruvian, Tanzanian, Italian, to Panamanian/Colombian/Korean. So far frat life has been good, I met so many people throughout the US and continue to meet brothers in my path. I love my frat for the simple fact that we are so diverse and multiculurally expanding. Last year, I went to a national convention in Minnesota where two members from every chapter in the nation had to attend. When we all were in one room, I could see the diversity my frat preaches. In California, there are many asian brothers. In Louisiana, there are the country, red-neck brothers. In New York, there are the "New York" brothers. In Texas, there are the Mexicans. Enough said. Being in this frat helps me open my eyes to different cultures. Besides the diversity, extra things we do for fun are stepping and strolling.