On December 8th, 2001, four men who strongly believed in the values of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance, came together to form the Buffalo Colony at University at Buffalo.


    * Mr. Sham Laskar

    * Mr. Jay Ahmed

    * Mr. Jemin George

    * Mr. Virat Dogra


These Alpha Titans established a thriving colony at UB that embodied success through brotherhood, leadership, and a proactive role on campus. They established this colony to instill leadership qualities in men at the University at Buffalo, organize and motivate UB men to provide service to society and raise cultural awareness and add to diversity at our campus.


Throughout the years, the brothers of Sigma Beta Rho has thrived to keep up the ideals on which this fraternity was founded. With constant participation in the community, Sigma Beta Rho buffalo has established itself as a responsible Greek organization, which thrives to give back to the community what it has given us.


Please visit the Brothers section to learn more about all those who have become a part of the history of this illustrious new Chapter.

 

Chapter History

Currently Sigma Beta Rho, Buffalo colony is recognized as an Interest Group by Greek Affairs at the University at Buffalo. For the full list of greek organizations on-campus click here.

For more information about our current activities as recognized by the University at Buffalo. Please email us at: buffalo@sigmabetarho.com

National History

"Brotherhood beyond all barriers"


Sigma Beta Rho is a national multicultural Fraternity based upon the principles of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance. These pillars were established upon the formation of the Alpha Chapter at the University of Pennsylvania on August 16, 1996 and continue to guide our brotherhood to this day. Our founders realized the unique promise of a Greek-lettered organization that instills positive values amongst its members, provides an avenue for leadership, and stresses self-betterment.


In its nascent stages, these founders understood that they must maintain a constant and growing nationwide network in order to truly manifest their organizational vision. As such, several new brothers were inducted on August 22, 1998 at the State University of New York at Binghamton, which became the Beta Chapter. At this time, eight men from three different universities were given the status of National Founding Fathers as they were the visionaries who established the Fraternity for years to come.


National Founding Fathers:


Mr. Saiful Khandker   Mr. Shoor Kalam

Mr. Russell Abdullah   Mr. Bonit Sharma

Mr. Rajan Dogra   Mr. Neil Datta

Mr. Suman Ghosh   Mr. Anuj Datta


Our Founding Fathers sought to foster the ideals of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance amongst its members. Through the bonds of brotherhood, they believed Sigma Beta Rho would function as a vehicle to instill unity amongst its members, promote South Asian culture, and aid the greater community at large. Furthermore, on an individual level, Sigma Beta Rho sought to create leaders who excel not only in their respective college campuses, but also as successful professionals after graduation.


Organization Goals

"Brotherhood beyond all barriers"


Through their leadership, these brothers serve as role models and mentors in their communities and break dowaben barriers between different ethnic groups, thus contributing their time and effort to attaining a better and brighter future for all. It is to this end that the brothers of Sigma Beta Rho work so diligently. All brothers strive to uphold the ideals of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance because we believe that by doing so, our future may become a more promising one.


Sigma Beta Rho Today

“Largest and fastest growing fraternity of its kind”


Modern day Sigma Beta Rho has grown considerably since its inception. It has expanded from its roots in the East Coast with 17 recognized chapters and colonies that span the breadth of the nation. Through the efforts of our brothers and the reputation that precedes them, we have become the largest and most expansive fraternity of our kind in just ten short years. As every day passes, we realize that we are another day closer to the nationwide network envisioned by our Founding Fathers. Through the years, we have carried our ideals of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance beyond our original objectives. We promote diversity within our organization and are proud to accept brothers of all cultures, backgrounds, and beliefs. With such a diverse foundation of brothers, we continue to create capable and upstanding leaders for the community that has done so much for us.

Letters today, Leaders tomorrow.

Sigma symbolizes Society: The ideal Society refers to the community in which one lives. Sigma Beta

Rho fosters the belief that individuals have a responsibility to the society to which they belong. It is one’s duty as a brother to give back to one’s family, community, and fraternity that which an individual has to offer

to the ideal of service.


Beta symbolizes Brotherhood: The invincible bond that is shared between the members of this fraternity. This bond is symbolized by the word “Qurbani” which is the Hindi translation of the word “sacrifice”. Qurbani represent the strength of our brotherhood and our unity as a Fraternity.


Rho symbolizes Remembrance: At a time when many individuals share a birthplace different from that of their ancestors. It is necessary for an individual to recognize and appreciate his culture. Sigma Beta Rho not only encourages its members to appreciate their own culture, but also to gain an awareness of other cultures of the members of the fraternity.

The Pillars of Our Fraternity

Sigma Beta Rho

Founded: August 16, 1996, U. Penn, Philadelphia

Colors: Red, Black, and Green

Animal: King Cobra

UB/Buffalo Chapter Name: Buffalo Colony

Date Founded: December 8, 2001

Greek Advisor: Pamela Stephens Jackson

Chapter Advisor: Heamchand Subryan

Chapter President: Shoaib Alam

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