Operations
True to its purpose, Sigma Pi hosts a number of literary functions throughout the year.It assembles three literary productions a semester, while still providing community service and a strong bond of brotherhood within its members.Each semester, three judged Literary Productions are held. These judged meetings consist of pieces given by society members to an audience.Sigma Pi conducts weekly business meetings, which are conducted using Robert's Rules of Order. These meetings are intended to direct the everyday operations of Sigma Pi.
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