Question 1

Emilio Ferrara — Sigma Nu, University of Georgia

Hillary Brewer · Accepted Answer

Emilio Ferrara served Mu Chapter as Lieutenant Commander (vice president), where he significantly increased member leadership participation by 40% and was instrumental in organizing the chapter’s 150th-anniversary celebration, which saw over 375 attendees. Emilio was also deeply involved in the chapter’s community service initiatives, serving as an afterschool volunteer coordinator for the chapter’s work with Extra Special People and helping secure funding for melanoma research. In addition, he held two of UGA's highest undergraduate scholarships, the Foundation Fellowship and the Stamps Scholarship. In 2023, he was named a national Barry Goldwater Scholar, and in 2024, he was a national finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship.

Question 2

Emilio Ferrara — Sigma Nu, University of Georgia

Hillary Brewer · Accepted Answer

Emilio Ferrara served Mu Chapter as Lieutenant Commander (vice president), where he significantly increased member leadership participation by 40% and was instrumental in organizing the chapter’s 150th-anniversary celebration, which saw over 375 attendees. Emilio was also deeply involved in the chapter’s community service initiatives, serving as an afterschool volunteer coordinator for the chapter’s work with Extra Special People and helping secure funding for melanoma research. In addition, he held two of UGA's highest undergraduate scholarships, the Foundation Fellowship and the Stamps Scholarship. In 2023, he was named a national Barry Goldwater Scholar, and in 2024, he was a national finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship.

Question 3

Emilio Ferrara — Sigma Nu, University of Georgia

Hillary Brewer · Accepted Answer

Emilio Ferrara served Mu Chapter as Lieutenant Commander (vice president), where he significantly increased member leadership participation by 40% and was instrumental in organizing the chapter’s 150th-anniversary celebration, which saw over 375 attendees. Emilio was also deeply involved in the chapter’s community service initiatives, serving as an afterschool volunteer coordinator for the chapter’s work with Extra Special People and helping secure funding for melanoma research. In addition, he held two of UGA's highest undergraduate scholarships, the Foundation Fellowship and the Stamps Scholarship. In 2023, he was named a national Barry Goldwater Scholar, and in 2024, he was a national finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship.