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This award is for sustained alumni service to the Fraternity. General criteria include years of service, type of service, and significant achievements. To be inducted as part of a class, a brother must receive at least 2/3 of the points possible and must be in the top ten among all the nominees for that particular year.

In 1938, the special award of Delta Beta Xi was created by the Grand Council to honor those men who have given outstanding service to the Fraternity; one hundred brothers were selected when the award was created. In each subsequent year, up to ten men may be selected to receive the Delta Beta Xi Award. 

This unusual and single honor recalls the period from 1864 to 1875 when members of Delta Beta Xi secretly pledged their allegiance to Alpha Sigma Phi. Their courage kept the traditions of the Fraternity alive despite a faculty ban on the organization.

1998 

Michael E. Young '94

2015

Milton L. Roberts '97

Jeremy D. Rogers '99

2017

Benjamin N. Gross '97

George R. Whitfield '04

2018

James W. Lane '99

Joseph M. Ponder

2019

Jason H. Nolen-Doerr '05

2022

Thomas F. Holcomb Jr. '98

Benjamin Stinnett '07

This award is the Fraternity’s highest alumni award and is presented to a previous Delta Beta Xi recipient for sustained superior alumni service to the Fraternity, above and beyond Delta Beta Xi. While potential criteria for the award is as varied as our brotherhood, general criteria includes years of service, type of service, and significant achievements. The award was established as the Distinguished Service Award by the Grand Council in 1959.

2015

Michael E. Young '94

This award is given annually to an undergraduate Brother in recognition of contributions exemplifying the purpose and objective of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity. This award is the highest recognition an undergraduate brother can receive. The award was created by the Grand Council in 1977.

1997

Robert J. Blaisdell '94

2021 

Kade W. Gambill '18

2022

Hayden R. Jaco '18

Annually, the Fraternity recognizes no more than ten undergraduate men, typically of senior class standing, and inducts them into the Undergraduate Hall of Fame. The men inducted into the Hall of Fame are the Fraternity’s most accomplished undergraduate brothers that have made significant contributions to better their chapter and the Fraternity.

1997

Robert J. Blaisdell '94

2011

Michael Rust '08

2017

Cole M. Reichert '13

2018

Austin Spicer '14

2019

Jonathan Reynolds '16

2020

Beau S. Ayres '16

2021

Kade W. Gambill '18

2022

Hayden R. Jaco '18

2023

Mason Welden '20

First awarded in 1956, this award is the most prestigious scholarship the Fraternity bestows. Its recipient is always an undergraduate brother with an impeccable academic record, noted service to the community and Fraternity, and who held positions of distinction within his chapter.

1999

Adam W. Lowry ’98

2000

Scott L. Pile ’99

The Howard L. Kleinoeder Graduate Scholar of the Year was named to honor Brother Howard Kleinoeder, Washington ’35, who donated $6.4 million to the Alpha Sigma Phi Foundation upon his passing into the Omega Chapter in 1990. This scholarship is presented to brothers pursuing graduate-level degrees at accredited institutions.

2001

Adam W. Lowry ’98

Bryan P. Turley '96

2007

Adam C. Moore ’05

2008

James M. Byars ’03

This award is given annually to a chapter or provisional chapter advisor who displays exceptional passion, commitment, and drive in support of a chapter or provisional chapter during a given year. Created in 2006 at the 49th Grand Chapter, the award recognizes those alumni who have helped to advance the vision and purpose of the Fraternity at a chapter level.

2011

Michael E. Young '94

2018

Addison R. Price '11