President

Grant Hatcher

I’m from Omaha, Nebraska and attended Creighton Prep. I am a junior majoring in Biochemistry and minoring in Psychology. I currently serve on the executive board as the Chapter President. In my role, I am a liaison between our chapter, the university, and our national organization. Also, I chair our executive board and head chapter management, as well as oversee the operations of our chapter. I joined SigEp because my values aligned with the ‘Balanced Man’ program of SigEp and knew I’d be in a setting that would foster my growth in academics, professionalism, and leadership. Fun Fact: I’m ambidextrous.

Vice President of Programming

Nathan Ray

I am from Omaha, Nebraska, and attended Millard West High School. I am a junior majoring in Supply Chain Management and minoring in Accounting and Computer Science. I currently serve on the executive board as the Vice President of Programming. In this role, I am responsible for all external functions of our chapter such as philanthropies, brotherhood, formals, and parent events. I joined SigEp because of the chapter’s clear commitment to leadership development, academic success, and providing our members with unique membership experiences. Fun Fact: my first time out of the country was last December when traveling to Uganda for our annual international service trip.

Vice President of Recruitment

Joe Staab

The vice president of recruitment drives the quantity and quality of a chapter’s membership. By successfully recruiting the best men on campus, he ensures a great fraternity experience for his brothers and the long-term success of his chapter

Rush Chairman

Ryan Heser

The Rush Chairmen help the VP of Recruitment by successfully recruiting the best men on campus, he ensures a great fraternity experience for his brothers and the long-term success of his chapter

Rush Chairman

Jayson Bertsch

The Rush Chairmen help the VP of Recruitment by successfully recruiting the best men on campus, he ensures a great fraternity experience for his brothers and the long-term success of his chapter

Vice President of Finance

Callan Schroder

I am from Omaha, Nebraska where I attended Mount Michael Benedictine High School. I am a junior microbiology major with minors in business and biochemistry. My plan is to attend medical school after UNL. I am our Vice President of Finance. I control the finances of chapter operations, and work closely with alumni for budgets, taxes, and maintaining a solid  relationship with SigEp HQ. I am your guy for any questions regarding where you money is going, how to use LegFi, etc. I joined SigEp because I found myself surrounded by people with similar goals to me. I met people that wanted to enjoy their college experience while setting themselves up to have a successful future. My fun fact is that I am the middle of three Nebraska SigEps. My older brother, Evan, graduated this past spring, and my younger brother, Ashton, is a freshman this fall.

Vice President of Member Development

Noah Rachwitz

I am from Bellevue, Nebraska, where I attended Bellevue West High School. I am majoring in Biochemistry and Biological Sciences, minoring in Psychology, and am in the Honors Program. I have served two terms on the executive board, previously, as the Vice President of the SigEp Learning Community, or our academics, and, currently, as the Vice President of Member Development. In this position, I am charged with overseeing member education and progression in alignment with our cardinal principles as well as teaching the new member Sigma Class. I joined SigEp because of the focus on the Balanced Man ideal, the intertwining between academics, personal and professional development, and brotherhood, not to mention the mansion that we live in and the reputation of our fraternity! 

Chaplain

Guy Hunt

I am from Elkhorn, Nebraska, and attended Elkhorn South High School. I am a senior majoring in Finance and minoring in Spanish. I currently serve on the executive board as the Chaplain. In this position, it is my role to ensure that our members are holding one another accountable and following the rules of the chapter. I joined SigEp because of the Estes Trip and the diversity of kids that are rushed each summer. Estes made me extremely close with my class and really set the tone for a great college experience. For my fun fact, I whitewater rafted down the Nile River on the Dean Jacobs Trip to Uganda last Winter.

House Manager

Gavin McGerr

I am from here in Lincoln, Nebraska, and graduated from Lincoln Christian School. I am heading into my senior year as a Biology major with a minor in Leadership Communications on the pre-med track. I previously served as our VP of Programming, what Nathan is currently doing, and now serve as our House Manager. Essentially the liaison between our chapter members and our property manager, Scott Allen, our full-time custodian, Tony, and our two chefs, Mark and Jake (whom we are all very grateful for). I assist with daily operations and look for any improvements for the house. That being said, if you new members or parents ever have any ideas, I am open ears and would love to hear them. I honestly joined SigEp because my twin wanted to join, but I am extremely grateful he did and have gotten far more out of this brotherhood than I would have ever imagined when joining a fraternity. And lastly, a fun fact! I used to have stars dyed into my bleached hair. 

Vice President of SigEp Learning Community

Nate Buresh

Vice President of Communication

Trey Marler

I am a junior from Jonesborough, Tennessee, and majoring in Sports Media and Broadcasting News with a minor in Leadership Communication. On the executive board, I serve as the Vice President of Communications which means I am responsible for our Instagram account and our chapter website while also handling the media relations that involve our chapter. Being the lone out-of-stater on the board, I have a unique perspective for why I joined SigEp. Coming into college not knowing anyone, SigEp immediately stood out to me with its emphasis on member academic and professional growth. The minute I walked in the door, I knew this was an elite organization I wanted to be a part of, and it truly surrounds you with the best of the best on our campus.