BSP Envoy News

Beta Buffalo Boys

Preceptor Beta Beta ~ Lawrenceville, GA

The Beta Buffalo Boys stand proud with their
scarfs and hats. The scarf represents the "ties" they have to Beta Sigma Phi and the hats are loaded with symbols that characterize each individual Envoy.
Featured above is Bill, Eddie, Roger, Stan,
Gerald and George

Roger & Gerald,

Part of the Envoy Ritual for the Buffalo Boys is to be presented with their buffalo chip, ( a cookie cake with a candle). How great to be a part of this group where the fun begins immediately.

The Beta Buffalo Boys favorite social occasion is when they play trivia while eating none other than "buffalo" wings. Kathy Dean shares, "They always leave a social with a greater bond of friendship and many fond memories, the very heart beat of Beta Sigma Phi".

Laureate Alpha ~ Boise Idaho

The Boise Idaho luncheon guest speaker, Idaho Icon Larry Gebert, was the was presented with the honor of becoming an Envoy. Presenting his certificate with pin is
Chairperson, Marilynn Harris.

Larry is a valued member of the Idaho community, along with being the News Meteorologist for the Channel 7 News,
he is also the System Administrator for the Computer Networks.

Preceptor Theta Nu ~ Sanford, Florida

Presents Tom, Rusty, Paul and Elmer
Thanks for all you do for our Sisters!

Gamma Gamma Master ~ Tampa, Florida
With their new envoys and sponsors
Bill, Tom, Dick and JR.

Sharing a photo of all the Envoys in Gamma Gamma Master with their sponsors.
Steve & Marilyn, Frank & Chong, Bill and Phyllis, Tom & Linda, Dick & K, JR & Jody
and Dennis & Jodie

The Envoy Program

In 1983, many of our members requested a method for honoring men who were friends, helpers and advisors to them in their chapters or council activities. Men have been especially helpful with convention props, set ups and entertainment. The International Executive Council created the Envoy Program. This allows the members to thank those men who have been supportive, helpful and have encouraged Beta Sigma Phi efforts and activities.

To enroll a man, just complete the enrollment form that can be found on our home web page under the Download title. Or, telephone the Rushing Department toll free at 1-888-238-2221. We only need the man's name, home address (if different from sponsor's) and $15.00 enrollment fee. After the Envoy is enrolled, the International Office will send an Envoy Pin, a certificate, an Envoy membership card and a copy of the Envoy Ritual. Chapters may then recognize and honor their Envoys in any manner, annually or more often each year. An appreciation banquet, a picnic or just a fun pot luck, the decision is up to the members.

The Envoy II Program

In 2006, many of our members requested a method for making their sons feel special since they were feeling left out. Boys could not become legacies of Beta Sigma Phi. Quite a few boys under the age of 18 tend to help the Beta Sigma Phi members in many various situations.

The International Executive Council created the Envoy II program. This allows the members to thank the young men who have been supportive, helpful and have encouraged Beta Sigma Phi efforts and activities.

To enroll a young man under the age of eighteen, just complete the enrollment form that can be found on our home web page located under the Download title. Or, telephone the Rushing Department toll free at 1-888-238-2221. We only need the young man's name, home address (if different from sponsors) and $15.00 enrollment fee. After the Envoy II is enrolled, the International Office will send an Envoy II Pin, an Envoy II membership card and a copy of the Envoy II Ritual.

Chapters may then recognize their Envoy II in any manner, annually or more often each year. An appreciation banquet, a picnic or just a fun pot luck, the decision is up to the members.