Sigma Alpha Epsilon KY Gamma Alumni Morehead State University

11/04/2025

Quick update on the Collin Thomas Scramble. We were able to send a check to the Navy Seal Foundation last week for $3750 from SAE KY Gamma. Huge thank you to everyone who played and came out. We had several give more than what was asked and we are very appreciative. Thanks to the active chapter for fund raising as well during the event. Look forward to seeing everyone next year, if not before.
Phi Alpha! Jeff, Gabe, Larry, Chase and Jesse

10/16/2025

We have room for 1 more team for tomorrow's scramble. If you want to play please use the link below ASAP. Registration will be closed if one more team signs up. Food will be served after play, so please plan to stick around.
Phi Alpha,
Jesse

Date: October 17, 2025 @ 10 AM EST Cost: $100 Please bring cash or pay by check the day of, credit card and PayPal will also be accepted Checks can be made out to KY Gamma Chapter Inc, Alumni Association. All proceeds will be donated to Navy Seal Foundation https://www.navysealfoundation.org/

09/15/2017

Stopped out to see the house today, several guys out there working. Was a pleasant surprise, it looks pretty good. They got new ceiling tiles from ADUC renovation free, makes a huge difference.

04/22/2017

Looks like it will be a wet Spring Chill. But a little wetness never hurt anything. Right? Plus it's always raining in Morehead.

03/14/2017

I'd greatly appreciate it. She sure deserves it.

For the ninth year, 143 survivors of breast and ovarian cancer will be invited to march in the Kentucky Oaks Survivors Parade on Churchill Downs' historic racetrack on Friday, May 5th, 2017!

04/30/2016

Alumni Spring Chill 2016 has commenced. The hog is already hot...

08/21/2015

http://www.gofundme.com/kygammaphialpha

If you know what this place is, chances are you had a good time there and would love to help fix it up for future memories and fun for all who grace its walls. This house was built by the Brothers of KY Gamma with their own hands and hard work. So that too explains much of the need for major reno...