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== The True History ==

National History

Before Great Honor Comes Great Humility

The Alpha Chapter of Sigma Beta Rho was founded on August 16, 1996 at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Initially, the founders envisioned an ethnocentric organization, Beta Sigma Rho (Bengalis Stayin' Real) that would foster and nurture Bangladeshi ideals. Because of internal strife and diminishing membership, the founders eventually came back together with a new vision of an organization for the betterment and preservation of all cultures. They, now, envisioned a Greek-lettered organization to this extent in which membership would remain constant and growing and would facilitate involvement from its alumni members. They realized that in order for their vision to truly become a reality they needed to spread their principles and ideals to other college campuses and establish a nationwide network. In addition, due to copyright and trademark issues, Beta Sigma Rho (trademarked by Pi Lambda Phi), was forced to change their name to Sigma Beta Rho (SBR).

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

Although FOUNDED by four men, the eight men together ESTABLISHED this fraternity to foster the ideals of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance amongst its members. They believed that through their bonds of brotherhood they would be able to establish an organization that would instill unity amongst its members, promote cultural remembrance, and aid the greater community at large. They felt that the principles of Society, Brotherhood, and Remembrance would develop leaders from young men both as undergraduate students on their college campuses and as professionals in their lives upon graduation.