Begin your journey with Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) today. To start a new chapter at your college or university, contact ESA Headquarters at collegiate@esaintl.com or 970.223.2824.

Any registered student or institution of higher learning is welcome to sponsor an Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) collegiate chapter on campus.

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Tools to start a new chapter:

New Chapter Brochure
Collegiate Bylaws
Collegiate Constitution
Collegiate Guide

You and your Epsilon Sigma Alpha chapter will enjoy

• Professional Skills Development – The Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) experience gives collegiate members an edge in the competitive world providing opportunities to polish skills in leadership, project management, public relations, interpersonal communications, and public speaking.
  
  
• Conferences – Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) sponsors many local, national, and international events catering to leadership training, serving communities, and fun! These include exclusive events for collegians.
  
  
• Flexibility – Collegiate chapters are student run. They individually determine the frequency and scope of meetings and activities to meet their schedules, interests, and goals.
  
  
• Ritual and Tradition – Similar to many organizations, Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) provides long-standing traditions. While no ESA ceremony is secret or required, they can be a meaningful way to remember the ESA Ideals and serve as an important connection all ESA chapters can share.
  
  
• Jonquil – ESA's internal magazine offers inspiring stories, tools for each chapter, and motivation to share Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) with others.
  
  
• Monthly electronic newsletters – Be in the know! Receive updates from Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) Headquarters and the International Council of what's new in ESA and ideas to keep you going.
  
  
• Member-only access – A wealth of up-to-date resources, ideas, and a message board specifically designed for members.
  
  
• ESA Merchandise – All members have access to shopping the latest merchandise sporting the classic Epsilon Sigma Alpha (ESA) name and Greek letter items.