List of Kappa Sigma members explained

This is a list of notable members of Kappa Sigma (partially referenced in^[1]).

Government and politics

Current officeholders

John Boozman (Xi), Senator, Arkansas (2010–); former U.S. Representative, Arkansas (2001–2010)
Michael P. Guest (Delta-Chi), U.S. Representative, Mississippi (2019–)
Ken Helm (Theta-Delta), Oregon State Representative (2015–)
Mike Johnson (Gamma), U.S. Representative, Louisiana (2017–), Speaker of the House (2023–)
Mike Layton, (Delta-Epsilon), City Councillor, Toronto (2010–)

Former presidential candidates

Robert J. Dole (Gamma-Omicron), former senator, Kansas (1969–1996); 1996 Republican Party Presidential Nominee

Former governors

Thomas L. Bailey (Alpha-Upsilon), former governor of Mississippi (1944–1946)
David M. Beasley (Kappa-Upsilon), former governor of South Carolina (1995–1999)
Millard F. Caldwell (Zeta), former governor of Florida (1945–1949)
Forrest C. Donnell (Beta-Gamma), former governor of Missouri (1945–1951)
Lee S. Dreyfus (Beta-Epsilon), former governor of Wisconsin (1979–1983)
Paul Fannin (Gamma-Rho), former governor of Arizona (1959–1965)
Frank Freyer (Alpha-Tau), former Naval Governor of Guam (1910–1911); Chief of Staff of the Peruvian Navy
Dwight Green (Alpha-Pi), former governor of Illinois (1941–1949)
Beauford H. Jester (Tau), former governor of Texas (1947–1949)
Joseph B. Johnson (Alpha-Lambda), former governor of Vermont (1955–1959)
John Ellis Martineau (Xi), former governor of Arkansas (1927–1928)
Robert Evander McNair (Chi-Omega), former governor of South Carolina (1965–1971)
Harry Nice (Alpha-Alpha), former governor of Maryland (1935–1939)
Paul E. Patton (Beta-Nu), former governor of Kentucky (1995–2003)
George C. Peery (Omicron), former governor of Virginia (1934–1938)
Sonny Perdue (Beta-Lambda), former governor of Georgia (2003–2011)
Xenophon Overton Pindall (Xi), former governor of Arkansas (1907–1908)
Ruffin G. Pleasant (Gamma), former governor of Louisiana (1916–1920)
James Hubert Price (Mu), former governor of Virginia (1938–1942)
David C. Treen (Sigma), former governor of Louisiana (1980–1984)

Former senators

Richard Burr (Delta-Omega), former senator, North Carolina (2005–2023); former U.S. Representative, North Carolina (1995–2005)
Robert J. Dole (Gamma-Omicron), former senator, Kansas (1969–1996), served as minority and majority leader
Paul J. Fannin (Gamma-Rho), former senator, Arizona (1959–1987)
Estes Kefauver (Lambda), former senator, Tennessee (1949–1963)
John L. McClellan (Xi), former senator, Arkansas (1943–1977)
John G. Tower (Iota), former senator, Texas (1961–1985)

Former members of the House of Representatives

William V. Alexander (Xi), former Congressman, Arkansas (1966–1992)
Tom Allen (Alpha-Rho), former Congressman, Maine (1997–2009)
Ed Bethune (Xi), former Congressman, Arkansas (1979 –1985)
Dan Boren (Theta), former Congressman, Oklahoma (2005–2013)
Douglas H. Bosco (Theta-Delta), former Congressman, California (1983–1991)
Dante Fascell (Epsilon-Beta), former Congressman, Florida (1955–1993); former chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee
William Shields Goodwin (Xi), former Congressman, Arkansas (1911–1921)
Samuel B. Hill (Xi), former Congressman, Washington (1923–1936)
Frank Horton (Gamma), former Congressman, New York (1963–1993)
Robert Hurt (Upsilon), former Congressman, Virginia (2011–2017)
Ernest J. Istook, Jr. (Theta-Psi), former Congressman, Oklahoma (1993–2007)
Ken Lucas (Beta-Nu), former Congressman, Kentucky (1999–2005)
John L. McClellan (Xi), former Congressman, Arkansas (1932–1939)
Charlie Melancon (Epsilon-Chi), former Congressman, Louisiana (2005–2011)
John Murtha (Beta-Delta), former Congressman, Pennsylvania (1974–2010)
Archibald E. Olpp (Beta-Iota), former Congressman, New Jersey (1921–1923)
Vic Snyder (Theta-Delta), former Congressman, Arkansas (1997–2011)
Joe D. Waggonner (Epsilon-Gamma), former Congressman, Louisiana (1961–1978); former chairman of House Ways and Means Committee.

Judges and justices

William Lee Estes (Upsilon), judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas (1920–1930)
H. F. Gierke III, (Delta-Mu), justice of the North Dakota Supreme Court (1983–1991); chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (1991–2006), chief Judge (2004–2006)
Edward H. Johnson, (Epsilon Omega), judge of the Georgia Court of Appeals, (1992–2010), chief judge (1999–2000)
David L. McCain (Delta-Delta), justice of the Supreme Court of Florida (1970–1975)
Steven W. Taylor, (Gamma-Psi), justice of the Supreme Court of Oklahoma (1994–), chief justice (2011–2013)
Edwin L. Pittman (Epsilon-Nu), justice of the Supreme Court of Mississippi (1989–2004), chief justice (2001–2004)

Former state and local officeholders

Bryce Bennett (Delta-Omicron), former Montana state senator (2019–2021), former Montana State Representative (2011–2019)
John M. Bransford, (Xi), former speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives (1938–1942), former State Representative (1937–1942)
Lee Arthur Clayton, (Xi), former Arkansas treasurer (1961–1963)
G. Ernest Cunningham, (Xi), former speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives (1987–89), former State Representative (1969–1996)
Kevin Faulconer (Epsilon-Iota), current mayor of San Diego, California (2014–2020)
Ryan Gatti (Gamma), Louisiana State Senate (2016–2020)
John W. Greer, Jr. (Alpha), former member of the Georgia State Senate (1959–1960)
Matt Gurtler, (Rho Prime), former Georgia state representative (2017–2021)
Claris "Crip" Hall, (Xi), former Arkansas secretary of state (1937–1961)
James Berry King, (Xi), former Oklahoma attorney general (1931–1935)
J. C. Long (Gamma-Omicron), former member of the Kansas House of Representatives (1983–1993)
Lloyd C. McCuiston, Jr., (Xi), former speaker of the Arkansas House of Representatives (1981–1983), former state representative (1961–1994)
Dustin McDaniel (Xi), former Arkansas attorney general (2007–2015)
Wally Nesbitt (Delta-Epsilon), former member of Parliament of Canada (1953–1973)
Rob Patridge (Theta-Delta), former member of the Oregon House of Representatives (1999–2005)
Sam Reed (Gamma-Mu), Washington Secretary of State (2000–2013)
Barry Williamson (Xi), former Texas Railroad Commissioner (1993–1999)

Other political figures

Herman B. Baruch (Zeta), former Ambassador to the Netherlands and Portugal
John Ehrlichman (Delta Nu), Counsel and Assistant to the President for Domestic Affairs under President Richard Nixon
David E. Kendall (Alpha-Pi), Attorney to President Bill Clinton
William Gibbs McAdoo (Lambda), United States Secretary of the Treasury (1913–1918)
Tom Riddle (Theta Rho), United Kingdom Interim Prime Minister (1991-1998)
Larry M. Speakes (Delta-Xi), press secretary for President Ronald Reagan
Ardeshir Zahedi (Epsilon-Kappa), Iran's Ambassador to the United States and United Kingdom; Foreign Minister of Iran under Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi

Entertainers

Music

Bill Anderson (Beta-Lambda), singer and songwriter
Derek Andersen (Mu-Delta), EDM DJ and producer, part of the duo Slander
Jimmy Buffett (Epsilon-Nu), singer, businessman best known for his Margaritaville franchise
Hoagy Carmichael (Beta-Theta), composer and movie star
AJ Castillo (Xi-Delta), Tejano recording artist, accordionist, singer, performer, and producer
Kevin Griffin (Gamma), lead singer and musician, Better Than Ezra
Josh Kelley (Delta-Xi), musician
Scott Land (Mu-Delta), EDM DJ and producer, part of the duo Slander
Paul "P.H." Naffah (Rho), drummer, The Refreshments, Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers
Bobby Pulido (Lambda-Psi), musician, Tejano recording artist
Samuel Ramey (Gamma-Chi), operatic bass, actor
Sam Vogel (Pi-Beta), EDM DJ and producer Jauz

Film and television

Johnny Mack Brown (Beta), actor, Billy the Kid, many cowboy movies
John Brotherton (Gamma-Sigma), actor, Fuller House, The Conjuring, many other notable Film & TV appearances
Craig Conover (Kappa-Chi), actor, Southern Charm^[2]
Richard Crenna (Delta-Eta), actor, Rambo
John Driscoll (Kappa Phi), actor, Guiding Light, The Young and the Restless
Chip Gaines (Lambda-Tau), owner of Magnolia Homes and HGTV Show, Fixer Upper
Chris Harrison (Theta Psi), actor, The Bachelor
Dennis Haskins (Alpha-Iota), actor, Saved By the Bell
Gordon Jump (Gamma-Chi), actor, WKRP in Cincinnati, portrayed the Maytag repairman
Wink Martindale (Epsilon-Pi), TV game show host
David Nelson (Delta Eta), actor, Ozzie and Harriet
Mark Neveldine (Delta-Phi), director, screenwriter, producer, actor Crank
Mike O'Malley (Beta-Kappa), actor, Yes, Dear, Nickelodeon GUTS, Glee
Robert Redford (Gamma-Tau), Academy Award-winning actor, director, founder of the Sundance Film Festival
Gailard Sartain (Epsilon-Mu), actor
Greg Smith (Theta-Beta), actor, Everwood
Kerr Smith (Alpha-Lambda), actor, Dawson's Creek
Michael C. Williams (Xi-Gamma), actor, The Blair Witch Project
Bill Wittliff (Tau), screenwriter, The Perfect Storm

Visual arts

Herblock (Alpha-Chi), cartoonist, Pulitzer Prize winner
Mort Walker (Beta-Gamma), cartoonist, Beetle Bailey
Gluyas Williams (Gamma-Eta), cartoonist, The New Yorker

Other

Evan Puschak (Mu-Psi), video essayist
Greg Raymer (Beta-Chi), winner World Series of Poker 2004
Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger, motivational speaker, best known from the movie "Rudy"
Anthony Sadler (Nu-Lambda), defender of 2015 French train terrorist attack
Nick Wilson (Beta-Nu), winner Survivor Survivor season 37: David vs Goliath

Business

Craig Barrett (Beta-Zeta), Chairman and former CEO, Intel
Talmage Cooley (Zeta), Founder & CEO of Democracy.com
John Donahoe (Gamma-Epsilon), former CEO of eBay and current CEO of Nike
Robert Eaton (Gamma-Omicron), former chairman DaimlerChrysler AG
Mike Eskew (Chi), CEO, UPS
Gary Forsee (Beta-Chi), president and CEO of Sprint Nextel
Dan Fredinburg (Mu-Delta), Google executive
William Hewlett (Beta-Zeta), founder, Hewlett Packard
William Hinson (Alpha-Tau), Owner, WPHinson Trading
Richard Johnson (Alpha-Phi), Founder & President, HotJobs
Albert Bond Lambert (Zeta), early aviator, sponsor of The Spirit of St. Louis, namesake of Lambert International Airport
Robert Krebs (Beta-Zeta), former CEO, Burlington Northern

Robert W. Lundeen (Gamma-Sigma), Chairman of the Board, Dow Chemical
Scottie Mayfield (Alpha-Tau), president, Mayfield Dairy Farms
Nate Morris (Alpha-Eta), Entrepreneur
Alan Mulally (Gamma-Omicron), former president and CEO Ford Motor Company
Bobby Murphy (Beta-Zeta), Co-Founder of Snapchat
John Olin (Alpha-Kappa), former chairman Olin Corporation
Spencer Truman Olin (Alpha-Kappa), executive Olin Corporation, philanthropist and Republican Party supporter.
John R. Patrick (Beta-Iota), former IBM vice president and innovative leader in the information technology industry
Richard Rainwater (Tau), Financier
Willard F. Rockwell (Alpha Delta), founder of Rockwell International
Cyrus R. Smith (Tau), former president of American Airlines
Jack Smith, Jr. (Gamma-Delta), president, General Motors
Evan Spiegel (Beta-Zeta), co-founder and CEO of Snapchat
Ted Turner (Beta-Alpha), media mogul (TNT, TBS, CNN, Atlanta Braves)
Todd Wagner (Beta-Theta), Broadcast.com co-founder

Journalism

Richard Allin (Omega), author/ journalist, Arkansas Gazette
Marquis Childs (Beta-Rho), journalist, St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Dan Dierdorf (Beta-Gamma), sports commentator, former NFL player
Sam Donaldson (Epsilon-Xi), Journalist ABC News
Steve Kroft (Gamma-Iota), Journalist, 60 Minutes
Stewart Mandel (Epsilon-Delta), Journalist Sports Illustrated
Craig Melvin (Alpha-Nu), Journalist / Broadcaster NBC
Edward R. Murrow (Gamma-Mu), Broadcasting Legend
Drew Pearson (Pi), American columnist
Lowell Thomas (Beta-Omicron), Journalist, Commentator

Academics

Steven C. Beering (Chi), former president, Purdue University
Bryan Coker (Phi), president, Maryville College
Alexander Bondurant (Upsilon), Classicist and Educator, University of Mississippi
William Cade (Tau), president, University of Lethbridge, behavioral ecologist
Paul Farmer (Eta Prime), Award-winning humanitarian, M.D PhD
Gary Forsee (Beta-Chi), president, University of Missouri System
John C. Futrall (Xi), president, University of Arkansas, 1913-1939
Christian Gauss (Alpha-Zeta), literary critic and former professor, Princeton University
Ernest Hartsock (Alpha), former professor of poetics, Oglethorpe University
John Herbert Hollomon Jr. (Gamma-Pi), former president, University of Oklahoma; Metallurgist; Former Assistant Secretary, United States Department of Commerce
Manley Ottmer Hudson (Alpha-Omega), former professor, Harvard University
William N. Ruud (Delta-Mu), president, Shippensburg University
Paul Rudolph (Beta-Eta), former Dept. Chair, Architecture, Yale University
John W. Ryan (Delta-Sigma), president emeritus, Indiana University
D. M. Smith (Kappa), chair, mathematics, Georgia Institute of Technology
Lyon Gardiner Tyler (Zeta), former president, College of William & Mary

Science and medicine

Lee Berger (Kappa), Paleoanthropologist and National Geographic Explorer, awarded the First National Geographic Prize for Research and Exploration
John Covert Boyd (Zeta), designated by President Theodore Roosevelt to incorporate the American National Red Cross, one of five founders and original members of Kappa Sigma
Denton Cooley (Tau), Founder, Texas Heart Institute, performed first heart transplant in the United States
Dr. Ernest William Goodpasture (Kappa), American pathologist and physician
Irvine W. Grote (Alpha-Iota), University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. Noted Chemist and inventor of Rolaids.
Edwin Hubble (Gamma-Beta), astronomer, namesake of Hubble Space Telescope
Edgar D. Mitchell (Delta-Alpha), Astronaut and Lunar Module Pilot on Apollo 14, the sixth person to walk on the Moon
Gen. Samuel C. Phillips (Delta-Gamma), University of Wyoming. NASA Apollo Program Director.
Lore Alford Rogers, USDA dairy scientist and bacteriologist.

Sports

Baseball

Fred Beebe (Alpha-Gamma), pitcher (1906–1916)
Boyd Cypert (Xi), 3rd Baseman (1914)
Chuck Dobson (Gamma-Omicron), pitcher (1966–1975)
Boo Ferriss (Delta-Chi), pitcher (1945–1950)
Gerry Hannahs (Xi), pitcher (1976–79)
Carl Lundgren (Alpha-Gamma), pitcher (1902–1909)
Big Jeff Pfeffer (Alpha-Gamma), pitcher (1905–1911)
Steve Rogers (Epsilon-Mu), pitcher (1973–1985)
Cecil Upshaw Jr. (Epsilon), pitcher (1966–1975)

Basketball

Rick Barry (Epsilon-Beta), (1965–1980) Hall of Fame

Football

Jim Benton (Xi), wide receiver, played 9 years for the Cleveland Rams and Chicago Bears. All-America in 1937, he was a member of the NFL 1940s All-Decade Team. Benton was the first NFL receiver to gain more than 300 yards in a game, a record that stood for 40 years.
Tommy Casanova (Gamma), safety (1974–1977) Pro Bowl
Richard Cunningham (Xi), linebacker, center and offensive tackle, (1967–73) Buffalo Bills, Houston Oilers, and Philadelphia Eagles
Richie Cunningham (Epsilon-Chi), kicker (1997–2002) Pro Bowl
Tay Gowan (Lambda-Epsilon), cornerback, (2021–Present)
Howard Harpster (Delta-Alpha), quarterback, College Football Hall of Fame
Ted Hendricks (Epsilon-Beta), defensive end, (1969–1983) Pro Football Hall of Fame
James Kent Hull (Delta-Chi), center, (1983–1996) Pro Bowl
Bert Jones (Gamma), quarterback, (1973–1982) Pro Bowl
Greg Landry (Gamma-Delta), quarterback, (1968–1984) Pro Bowl
Jim Lindsey (Xi), Half-Back, played for the Minnesota Vikings from 1966 to 1972, including Super Bowl IV against the Kansas City Chiefs.
John Michelosen (Gamma-Omega), quarterback, (1933–1937); head coach of Pittsburgh Steelers (1948–1951); head coach of Pitt (1955–1965)
Elmer Oliphant (Chi), Purdue and West Point football player
Steve Owens (Gamma-Kappa), (1970–1974) 1969 Heisman Trophy Winner
Dick Schafrath (Alpha-Sigma), offensive lineman, (1959–1971) Pro Bowl
Paul Schwegler (Beta-Psi), tackle, College Football Hall of Fame^[3]
Clyde Scott (Xi), All-American halfback, College Football Hall of Fame, Olympic silver medalist in the 1948 Summer Olympics. The 8th player overall chosen in the 1948 NFL draft, Scott played five seasons in the National Football League for the Philadelphia Eagles and the Detroit Lions, appearing on two NFL championship teams.
Brian Sipe (Epsilon-Iota), quarterback (1974–1983) 1980 MVP
Jerry Stovall (Gamma), running back (1963–1971), Pro Bowl; head coach of LSU (1980–1983)
Brian Young (Epsilon-Xi), defensive tackle (2000–2008)

Golf

Jay Haas (Delta-Omega), professional golfer (1976–)
Peter Jacobsen (Gamma-Alpha), professional golfer (1976–)
Albert Bond Lambert (Zeta), Amateur golfer and namesake of Lambert–St. Louis International Airport
Curtis Strange (Delta Omega), professional golfer (1976–) World Golf Hall of Fame
Lanny Wadkins (Delta-Omega), professional golfer (1971–) World Golf Hall of Fame
Robert Wrenn (golfer) (Delta-Omega), professional golfer (1982–1998) 1987 Buick Open Winner

Racing

Ryan Ellis (Kappa-Phi), NASCAR Xfinity Series driver
Chris Festa (Epsilon-Sigma), Firestone Indy Light driver
Phil Hill (Delta-Eta), Formula One driver

Coaches, executives and owners

William Alexander (Alpha-Tau), head football coach Georgia Tech (1920–1944)
Dwight Beede (Delta-Alpha), coach at Youngstown State University and inventor of the penalty flag (1937–1972)
Cam Cameron (Beta-Theta), head NFL football coach (2007); head football coach Indiana University (1997–2001)
Lloyd Carr (Beta-Gamma), head football coach University of Michigan (1995–2007)
Fisher DeBerry (Alpha-Nu), head football coach Air Force Academy(1984–2006)
Hec Edmundson (Gamma-Theta), basketball coach University of Washington (1920–1947)
Ron Guenther (Alpha-Gamma), former athletic director University of Illinois (1992–2011)
George Huff (Alpha-Gamma), manager of Boston Red Sox (1907); Athletic Director at University of Illinois (1901–1935)
Lamar Hunt (Delta-Pi), owner, Kansas City Chiefs, Columbus Crew, Kansas City Wizards, and F.C. Dallas Founder of the American Football League, Co founder North American Soccer League, and Major League Soccer Pro Football Hall of Fame
Jerry Jones (Xi), owner, Dallas Cowboys
George Kliavkoff (Mu-Psi), Commissioner of Pac-12 Conference (2021–2024)
Jimmye Laycock (Nu), head football coach (1980–) College of William & Mary
George J. Maloof, Jr. (Kappa-Alpha), former co-owner of the Sacramento Kings and Palms Hotel and Casino.
Rollie Massimino (Alpha-Lambda), head basketball coach at Villanova University
Andy MacPhail (Beta-Pi), president of baseball operations (2007–)
Branch McCracken (Beta-Theta), head basketball coach Indiana University Basketball Hall of Fame
Charlie Monfort (Delta-Sigma), owner, Colorado Rockies
Dan Peterson (Alpha-Gamma), head basketball coach University of Delaware, Chile National Team, Bologna Virtus, Milan Olimpia
Erk Russell (Beta-Eta), head football coach (1964–1969) University of Georgia, Georgia Southern University
Steve Sabol (Beta-Omega), president of NFL Films
Ray Tanner (Chi-Omega), head baseball coach University of South Carolina (1997–2012), Director of Athletics University of South Carolina (2012–present)^[4]
Norm Van Brocklin (Gamma-Alpha), quarterback, football coach Pro Football Hall of Fame
Tad Wieman (Alpha-Zeta), head football coach University of Michigan (1927–1928) College Football Hall of Fame
Bob Zuppke (Alpha-Gamma), head football coach University of Illinois (1913–1941) College Football Hall of Fame

Other

Ray Barbuti (Gamma-Iota), Olympic runner
Scott Davidson (Xi-Lambda), professional table tennis player
David Fee (Alpha-Chi), USA Rugby Player/Coach (2002-present)
Francis Hunter, professional tennis player, Olympic medalist
Denis Margalik (Xi-Nu), figure skater
Gus Sonnenberg (Gamma-Epsilon), world heavyweight champion
Dr. Robert Steadward (Epsilon-Alpha), founding president of the International Paralympic Committee; Officer of the Order of Canada
Louis Zamperini (Delta-Eta), Olympic runner, WWII POW, inspirational speaker
Eriq Zavaleta (Beta-Theta), Soccer player for the Seattle Sounders (2013–present)

Military

Captain Edward Allworth (Gamma-Sigma), U.S. Army. Medal of Honor recipient.
General Burwell B. Bell (Alpha-Iota), U.S. Army
Colonel Jason Bothwell (Theta-Zeta), U.S. Army. Program Director of the Year for 2016 from the Emergency Medicine Residents’ Association.^[5] ^[6]
Corporal Kyle Carpenter (Chi-Omega), U.S. Marine Corps. Medal of Honor recipient.
Major General Frank L. Culin Jr. (Gamma-Rho), U.S. Army. World War II commander of the 87th Infantry Division.
Captain Frank Freyer (Alpha-Tau), 14th Naval Governor of Guam; Chief of Staff of the Peruvian Navy
Vice Admiral William E. Gortney (Lambda-Lambda), Commander, U.S. Naval Forces Central Command
Admiral Cary T. Grayson (Nu), United States Navy surgeon, Chairman of the American Red Cross
General Paul V. Hester (Delta-Xi), Commander, Pacific Air Forces
Colonel Thomas George Lanphier, Jr. (Beta-Zeta), World War II fighter pilot
Lieutenant General Richard C. Mangrum (Beta-Psi), first Marine Aviator to receive the "Gray Eagle Award"
Lieutenant General Hal Moore (Alpha-Eta), U.S. Army. Distinguished Service Cross recipient
General Samuel C. Phillips (Delta-Gamma), Commander, Air Force Systems Command from 1973 to 1975
Lieutenant Commander Gordon Arthur Stanley (Gamma-Alpha), U.S. Navy ace

Man of the Year

Every year, the Supreme Executive Committee of Kappa Sigma selects one notable alumnus as Man of the Year.^[7] Those selected are figures who have made significant public contributions in areas including politics, the military, entertainment, sports, etc.

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Name	Chapter	School	Year
	Tau	University of Texas	1937
	Beta-Omicron	University of Denver	1938
	Alpha-Lambda Colony	University of Vermont	1939
	Alpha-Rho	Bowdoin College	1940
	Gamma-Mu	Washington State University	1941
James H. Macia Jr	Gamma-Rho	University of Arizona	1942
Jack E. Manch	Upsilon	Hampden-Sydney College	1942
Roy C. Osgood	Alpha-Eta	George Washington University	1943
	Alpha-Pi	Wabash College	1944
	Alpha-Gamma	University of Illinois	1945
	Kappa	Vanderbilt University	1946
	Tau	University of Texas	1947
	Gamma-Beta	University of Chicago	1948
Cason J. Callaway <	--Cason J. Callaway Callaway Gardens-->	Zeta	University of Virginia	1949
	Beta-Pi	Dickinson College	1950
	Lambda	University of Tennessee/Knoxville	1951
Donald H. Mc Laughlin<	--Donald H. Mc Laughlin-->	Beta-Xi	University of California/Berkeley	1952
	Beta-Theta	Indiana University	1953
Thomas J. Williams	Xi	University of Arkansas	1954
	Gamma-Beta	University of Chicago	1955
Henry Symonds<	--Not Henry Gardiner Symonds (graduated 1924); the initial is not enough to disambiguate because of the Welsh cricketer-->	Beta-Zeta	Stanford University	1956
	Beta-Omicron	University of Denver	1957
	Alpha-Delta Colony	Pennsylvania State University	1958
Joseph D. Flask	Beta-Theta	Indiana University	1959
	Alpha-Kappa	Cornell University	1960
Spencer T. "Tom" Olin	Alpha-Kappa	Cornell University	1960
	Iota	Southwestern University	1961
	Gamma-Rho	University of Arizona	1962
James B. Fisk<	--James B. Fisk-->	Gamma-Pi	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	1963
	Tau	University of Texas	1964
Reno Odlin	Beta-Psi	University of Washington	1965
William A. Whitfield	Gamma-Lambda	Iowa State University	1966
Benjamin S. Gilmer	Beta-Eta	Auburn University	1967
James H. Binns	Beta-Omicron	University of Denver	1968
General Samuel C. Phillips, USAF	Delta-Gamma	University of Wyoming	1969
	Gamma-Omicron	University of Kansas	1970
	Delta-Alpha	Carnegie Mellon University	1971
	Delta-Pi	Southern Methodist University	1972
	Epsilon-Gamma	Louisiana Tech University	1973
	Alpha-Epsilon	University of Pennsylvania	1974
	Delta-Sigma Colony	University of Utah	1975
	Epsilon-Kappa	Utah State University	1976
	Epsilon-Beta	University of Miami	1977
	Beta-Zeta	Stanford University	1978
	Beta-Epsilon	University of Wisconsin	1979
	Sigma	Tulane University	1980
	Omega	University of The South	1981
	Delta-Xi Colony	University of Mississippi	1982
	Kappa	Vanderbilt University	1983
Charles L. Massey Jr	Xi	University of Arkansas	1984
Lewis W Lehr<	--Lewis W. Lehr-->	Alpha-Psi	University of Nebraska/Lincoln	1985
Paul H. Henson	Alpha-Psi	University of Nebraska/Lincoln	1986
	Gamma-Sigma	Oregon State University	1987
	Beta-Gamma	University of Missouri	1988
	Epsilon-Beta	University of Miami	1989
	Xi	University of Arkansas	1990
	Phi	Rhodes College	1991
	Epsilon-Xi	University of Texas/El Paso	1992
	Xi	University of Arkansas	1993
	Gamma-Delta	University of Massachusetts	1994
	Gamma-Omicron	University of Kansas	1994
	Beta-Zeta	Stanford University	1995
	Tau	University of Texas	1996
Pierson M. Grieve Jr	Epsilon-Delta	Northwestern University	1997
Philip S. Anderson Jr	Xi	University of Arkansas	1998
Col. Ronald J Webb<	--Col. Ronald J. Webb USAF(Ret)-->	Beta-Theta	Indiana University	1999
Raymond J. Lane, J	Gamma-Phi	West Virginia University	2000
	Beta-Nu	University of Kentucky	2001
	Delta-Xi	University of Mississippi	2002
	Beta-Theta	Indiana University	2003
	Chi	Purdue University	2004
	Beta-Lambda	University of Georgia	2005
Martin C. Petersen	Rho	Arizona State University	2006
	Gamma-Omicron	University of Kansas	2007
	Delta-Omega	Wake Forest University	2008
	Beta-Chi	University of Missouri - Rolla (now Missouri University of Science & Technology)	2009
Jim Morris	Beta-Theta	Indiana University	2010
	Alpha-Eta	George Washington University	2011
	Tau	University of Texas	2012
	Lambda-Lambda	Elon University	2013
	Beta-Zeta	Stanford University	2014
R.D. Burck	Tau	University of Texas	2015
	Beta-Kappa	University of New Hampshire	2016
	Tau	University of Texas	2017
	Theta-Psi	Oklahoma City University	2018
James W. Stuckert	Beta-Nu	University of Kentucky	2019	- valign="bottom"	Gamma-Omicron	University of Kansas	2020
	Beta-Gamma	University of Missouri	2021	- valign="bottom"	Alpha-Nu	Wofford College	2021	- valign="bottom"	Delta-Omega	Wake Forest University	2022	- valign="bottom"	Alpha-Nu	Wofford College	2023

External links

Man of the Year list on Kappa Sigma Website

Notes and References

Web site: UCF IFC Rush, Kappa Sigma, Kappa Sig UCF, Fraternity Rush. January 18, 2011. dead. https://web.archive.org/web/20110726212811/http://www.kappasigmaucf.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=126&Itemid=53. July 26, 2011.
Web site: A Little Southern, A Little Charm: Meet Craig Conover | Her Campus . October 25, 2016 .
Book: Tyee . 1932 . 102 . University of Washington . washington.edu . July 3, 2023.
Web site: General - Story Archives. June 21, 2018 .
Web site: Brother Jason Bothwell recognized by Emergency Medicine Residents' Association . 2017-07-07. Theta-Zeta Chapter of Kappa Sigma. en-US. 2019-03-21.
Web site: Congratulations Brother Bothwell - Program Director of the Year. 2017-07-07. Kappa Sigma Fraternity. en-US. 2019-03-21.
Web site: Man of the Year . Kappa Sigma Fraternity . 27 January 2024.