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AGS Rush Chairmen Letters

From Seth Wert

The thought of going Greek had never crossed my mind while in high school. It wasn't until the State FFA Convention that the idea was placed. Some kids from my high school were going around from booth to booth trying to get as many free things as they could. They apparently stumbled across the AGS booth and were told that if they could find a senior who was planning on attending UNL, they would get a candy bar. I was the first person they thought of and was the taken straight to the booth. I talked with the guys at the booth to learn more about what fraternity life looked like. 

In the next few weeks, I thought more and more about the idea of rushing AGS. At the time, I made the decision that I was going to live in the dorms, and I had even found a roommate. Shortly after graduation, the rush chairmen reached out to me with the opportunity to go out for supper. I thought I might as well see what they have to offer in a little further detail.

After hearing more about AGS, I was more on the fence about which path I should take. I told myself that I needed a house tour to help me with my decision to see if I could envision myself living there. I then had the opportunity to visit the house a few weeks later and I was amazed. Not only was the house incredible, but the quality of the men was even better. That day I was able to see more of the guys and how they interacted with each other. After leaving the house, I knew that aGS was going to be the place that would help me succeed during my college journey. 

I am so thankful that I made the decision to join AGS because it has been the place that has helped me succeed academically, come active with campus organizations, push me to be a better person, and has helped me become a well-rounded leader. 

Alpha Gamma Sigma fraternity offers an unparalleled leadership program coupled with a brotherhood experience that is second to none. In addition to a culture of fostering grwoth and excellence, we offer the highest level of university housing on campus. AGS' house offers a suite-style living arrangement to accommodate a living space much more conducive to the life of a college student. This style of living creates an easy living transition for incoming men. It's currently the only fraternity on campus offering full bathrooms, walk-in closets, dressers, an open kitchen space, individual washers and dryers, AC and heating units in each room, and full-sized beds for each member. 

Even with the newest house on campus, the AGS brotherhood and the quality of our members are something we continue to invest in every day. Since our founding in 1953, we have continued to stay true to our 13 founding principles. Some of these include: scholarship, leadership, fellowship and sacrifice. WE have an amazing alumni support system, allowing members to connect with business and industry professionals who are products of our organization. These connections lead to internships, scholarships, leadership and mentoring opportunities. 

Some notable attributes that distinguish AGS from other fraternities at UNL include our chapter leadership program, member scholarship availability, housing amenities and education process. In addition to beign affordable and accommodating for a college lifestyle, we offer a variety of scholarships for exemplary performance in academics, campus involvement, house leadership and house-oriented areas throughout our members' college experience. We firmly believe we can provide an immense amount of value to students attending UNL as AGS continues to prepare men for life by coming together as scholars, living as brothers and becoming leaders of tomorrow. 

If you are interested in learning more about this value, please reach out via the information below. 

 

Fraternally, 

Seth Wert Γ1182
Rush Chairman
(308) 940-3768
sethwert1102@gmail.com


From Nathan Bell

When I first stepped into the AGS house, I was blown away by how inviting and comfortable it felt compared to the dorms. I immediately sensed how well the guys lived and the sense of community they shared. 

The best part about being part of AGS has been having brothers who share the same major as me. Walking into classes on the first day and recognizing my fellow brothers instantly made me feel more welcome on campus. Having study buddies right down the hall has made completing challenging assignments and exams so much easier. 

What really sets AGS apart for me is the shared small-town values and the drive of the men to be better people. It's inspiring to be surrounding by guuys who are always striving to learn and grow in their academics and personally. In addition, I love being able to go into my brother's rooms for a chat or to hang out after a long day. 

One way AGS has provided a lot of value to me has been their assistance in getting my first internship. Their guidance was so helpful. 

Looking ahead, I am excited about the personal and professional relationships AGS has provided and will continue to provide. The networking opportunities with actives and alumni has been invaluable. 

AGS is more than just a fraternity to me; it's been a home away from home and a place where I can grow personally and professionally. If you're looking for a brotherhood experience that values community and growth, AGS might be the perfect place for you. 

 

Fraternally, 

Nathan Bell Γ1180
Rush Chairman
nbell8@huskers.unl.edu
 

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