Its policy Sigma Phi Delta recognizes the need for a professional engineering fraternity at the large university as well as at the small college, and establishes chapters at both. It believes in full, complete cooperation with school authorities, and has a continui ng history of help and service to schools and communities. This founding group is Alpha Chapter. Its government Government of the Fraternity is vested in a Supreme Council, and Executive Secretary, and representatives from active and alumni chapters. Management of the Fraternity rests with the Executive Secretary, who is appointed by the Grand President with the approval of the Supreme Council.
Canadian moneys remain in Canada, for the welfare of Canadian activities.
The financial structure of the Fraternity has shown a sure, steady growth even during depression and war years. Its chapter houses Most active chapters own and maintain their houses. The management of these houses is controlled by local Alumni Housing Corporations, without interfere nce from the international Office. Its insignia Its awards . . .