With any questions, please reach out to me at. The world is in need of strong men with high character, and I am a firm believer that Auburn’s fraternity system is one of the biggest answers to this need. Whether those be found in your faith, your fraternity, or both, I encourage you to walk each day with purpose knowing that you represent Greek Life, your fraternity, and ultimately yourself. To the current Auburn fraternity man, I charge you to consider your values. While we are far from perfect, we work hard to ensure your son is not only safe in our community but also welcome. To the prospective parent, a major focus of our executive board this year is to work with chapter presidents to make sure that each fraternity, and ultimately each brother is living up to the high standards of what it means to be an Auburn Man. But most importantly, you will step into lifelong friendships which you will carry beyond your time at Auburn. You will meet other men who are motivated to become better versions of themselves and will hold you accountable to do the same. You will enter into a network that you can leverage to succeed in school or even find your eventual career. To the prospective student, joining our Greek Community could very well be the best decision you make in your 4 years at Auburn. You can distinguish an Auburn fraternity man by the positive impact he has on those around him. Service to our community is central to what it means to be a Greek man and is something that doesn’t stop at graduation. Chambers USA has named Brother Densborn as one. Professionally, Brother Densborn has a distinguished career as an attorney in Indianapolis, Ind. During his tenure, Brother Densborn would serve as Grand Treasurer, Regent Elect, and as the 59th Regent of Sigma Nu Fraternity. This is all due to the emphasis we place on compassion-driven service. In 1998, Brother Densborn began his service on Sigma Nu’s High Council. On February 9, 2020, the Beta Theta Chapter at the University of Auburn welcomed Jeff Struecker, decorated Army Ranger, combat veteran, and member of the Ranger Hall of Fame as a guest speaker for the chapter. Our council has a remarkable history of producing influential leaders: our alumni include CEOs, politicians, Board of Trustees members, church pastors, and so many more. To say I am proud to be a Lion is an understatement and it is my honor to represent Sigma Nu as a UAFS Homecoming King.

Auburn’s fraternity community started in 1878 with the founding of our first chapter, and it has since grown to provide one of the nation’s strongest Greek experiences for 26 chapters and over 3000 men. My name is Spencer Dunn and I have the privilege of serving as Auburn University’s Interfraternity Council President this year. Welcome to the Auburn Interfraternity Council Page!

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