The men of Alpha Gamma Sigma are looking ahead to another strong semester defined by growth, leadership, and academic excellence. With 99 active members, our chapter continues to make a meaningful impact across campus and within the agricultural industry.
As I step into the role of Chapter President, I am grateful for the strong foundation built by past leadership and excited to lead the chapter forward. Our Executive Board recently participated in an accountability workshop, which reinforced our commitment to our goals of academic excellence, leadership, and making a difference in modern living. The principles gained from this experience continue to guide our decision making and chapter culture.
The Alpha Gamma Sigma scholarship program in 2025 produced a clear and measurable impact, raising the chapter GPA from 3.267 to 3.458 in just one semester through structured study hours, frequent grade checks, and consistent accountability. With strong alumni-supported incentives and academic probation standards in place, members actively supported one another, leading to significant individual turnarounds and improved academic performance across the chapter.
Alpha Gamma Barnyard was a highly impactful philanthropic initiative in 2025, raising $6,600 for the Malone Community Center while authentically reflecting Alpha Gamma Sigma’s agricultural roots through a campus based, family friendly petting zoo experience. Through strong collaboration, effective planning, and leadership from the Philanthropy Chair, the event successfully engaged the UNL Greek community and the greater Lincoln area while establishing a meaningful and sustainable philanthropy for future years.
The ASPIRE Leadership Development Experience served as Alpha Gamma Sigma’s premier member development program in 2025, intentionally strengthening brotherhood while providing structured, principle-based leadership education through retreats, mentorship, and experiential learning. Through measurable outcomes such as increased leadership confidence, stronger communication skills, and lasting alumni connections, ASPIRE produced well-prepared, accountable members and set a campus leading standard for fraternity member development.
Looking ahead, our focus remains on continuous improvement and brotherhood. The Gamma Chapter is committed to building leaders who positively impact our campus, our community, and the agricultural industry.
Fraternally,
Spencer Bartek
Chapter President, Г1212
Phone: (531) 203-9190
Email: sbartek2023@gmail.com
