Fraternity Forms Altruistic Alliance With Penn College Police

Published 05.28.2014

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    Making a cruiser sparklePolice Officer Charles E. O'Brien enjoys some grillside fellowship with the Sigma Pi brethren.The view from Penn's LoftA fraternity shares its gratitude.A number of students from the Sigma Pi fraternity recently took a break from finals to have a cookout with Penn College Police officers and to wash the department's vehicles. The activity was one of the fraternity's Altruistic Campus Experience projects, a way to give back to the college and say "Thank you" to the men and women of the police department for the service they provide to the community. "I enjoy every opportunity we can experience how supportive our student body is of the police department for the services we provide," said Chris E. Miller, police chief and director of campus safety. "It is a positive way for students and officers to mingle and get to know one another a little better. We are looking forward to getting together again in the fall."
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