The Mu Sigma Phi Fraternity, represented by Brod Kim Banzuela ‘15 and Kiko A. Cortez of Batch 2018, participated in The Dream Expo 2014 held in Negros Occidental last January 6-12. Tagged as Filipino Youth Imagineers (FYIs), they presented Project Help to Others (Project H2O) to various local government units, non-government organizations, target communities, school officials, and students.

I am a brother of the Mu Sigma Phi.

The first time I made my vow as a full-fledged brother of the Medical Students’ Fraternity was during my batch’s induction rites. I could not help but be in awe as, young as I was, I stood in the presence of giants in the medical field. Such was the joy that I felt when it was no less than Brod Tony Oposa MΣΦ ’51, world-renowned surgeon, who put the fraternity pin on my barong’s collar. It never occurred to me that one day, I would be renewing the vows that I made as a brother of the Mu Sigma Phi with such luminaries.

In response to the recent calamities brought about by the 7.2-magnitude Bohol Earthquake and Typhoon Yolanda, the service arm of the Mu Sigma Phi Fraternity - Mu Relief - was again mobilized to address the needs of our affected countrymen.