Farmingdale Alpha Sigma Phi wins first Grand Senior President’s Cup

The Farmingdale chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi received its first Grand Senior President’s Cup on Aug. 11, 2026, a national honor recognizing leadership, scholarship, service and campus involvement. The win marks a milestone for the chapter and, members say, has already lifted morale.

Why it matters: - The Grand Senior President’s Cup recognizes chapters that excel in leadership, scholarship, brotherhood, campus involvement and service. - The award gives Farmingdale’s Alpha Sigma Phi chapter national recognition for work that affects campus life and community service. - The chapter says the honor sets a higher standard for future performance and chapter culture.

What happened: - Farmingdale’s chapter of Alpha Sigma Phi earned its first-ever Grand Senior President’s Cup on Aug. 11, 2026. - The chapter called the win a historic milestone. - Justin Nivelo, the chapter’s current fraternity president, said the award reflects the hard work, dedication and character of chapter members. - Vincent Dantone, a former fraternity president, said the award represents the combined efforts of the whole organization.

The details: - The national award is given to chapters that show excellence across multiple areas of fraternity life. - Farmingdale’s chapter is part of Alpha Sigma Phi’s Iota Psi chapter. - A survey of all active members found that 91% believe the win boosted chapter morale. - Logan Goldman, the vice president of communications, conducted the survey. - Alpha Sigma Phi describes itself as a national fraternity focused on brotherhood, leadership, academic achievement, philanthropy and community service. - The Farmingdale chapter says it has tried to uphold those values through work on campus and in the local community.

Between the lines: - The award appears to validate the chapter’s internal culture as much as its external service record. - The morale survey suggests the recognition may strengthen member engagement and momentum going forward. - The result also gives the chapter a clear recruiting and reputation boost inside the campus community.

What’s next: - Chapter leaders say the award will motivate members to keep raising the standard in future years. - The chapter is likely to use the milestone as a benchmark for future leadership, service and brotherhood efforts.

The bottom line: - Farmingdale’s Alpha Sigma Phi turned a national honor into a local milestone, and members see it as a launch point rather than a finish line.