Sigma Thêta Pi is an international student fraternity

Fraternity

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 based in Quebec

Quebec

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 (Canada

Canada

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) and France

France

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, which was founded in 2003.

History

In 2003, four students decided to create a fraternity in the French educational system which doesn't possess any.
This fraternity is the only one to have an official recognition from a french speaking university.

Objectives

The fraternity is focused on two main goals. The first one, to a short range, is to enjoy the festivities of a student way of life, the second one, to a long range, is to put together a social & professional network through the ΣΘΠ's brothers. Like the other fraternities it holds a motto: “it's not in our nature to distrut, but to challenge “. This fraternity includes students from different scholar curriculum, different origins, different nationalities, which can be associated with one of its mandates: the “internationality”.

Chapters

• Alpha: Grenoble
  Grenoble
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  , France.
• Beta: Montreal
  Montreal
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  , Quebec, Canada.
• Gamma: Lyon
  Lyon
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  , France.
• Delta: Amiens
  Amiens
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  , France.
• Epsilon: Bordeaux
  Bordeaux
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  , France.
• Zeta: Nancy, France.
• Eta: Dijon
  Dijon
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  , France.
• Theta: St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
  St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
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  , Canada.
• Iota: Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada.