The Consul is the president of the chapter. He presides over chapter meetings and other chapter affairs and activities and is responsible for the security of the charter, Ritual, and Ritualistic materials. The Consul maintains current knowledge of all chapter and member developments and activities and follows up on all operations and programs by interacting with the appropriate officers

The Pro Consul serves as vice president or chief operating officer of the chapter, and he works closely with the Consul in carrying out chapter operations. The Pro Consul must be prepared to assume the duties of the Consul, should he be absent or unable to serve, and he must carry out other duties as the Consul requests.

The Annotator keeps accurate records, reports, and minutes of chapter meetings and transcribes those records He maintains the chapter’s bylaws, administrative files, and records. He also coordinates the chapter programs in campus and community service and philanthropy, and he handles chapter public relations and publicity.

The Magister prepares the pledge brothers for Initiation into Sigma Chi. He directs and conducts the Preparation for Brotherhood pledge education program and helps instill in the pledges the ideals of Sigma Chi The Magister must enforce, along with all members of the chapter, the Fraternity’s prohibition of hazing or any activities that are embarrassing, trivial, deceptive, or demeaning.

The Quaestor is the treasurer of the chapter. He is responsible for collecting and safeguarding all funds due to the chapter, as well as preparing the budget before the start of the chapter’s fiscal year and presenting it to the chapter’s executive committee, members and advisors for approval.

Works to plan, organize and coordinate a year-round chapter recruitment program. Assists the chapter in measuring potential members against the requirements of The Jordan Standard and the ideals of the Ritual. Helps the chapter develop its own set of specific membership criteria in addition to that of The Jordan Standard and the Ritual. Effectively recruits all men recommended to the chapter by fellow Sigma Chis, and acknowledge and thank any brothers making such recommendations.

The Risk Manager assists in the development and implementation of the chapter’s safety/risk management program. He coordinates the risk management education of members, pledges, and assists other officers in incorporating safety and risk management-related precautions into their programs.

The scholarship chairman seeks to create and maintain an environment conducive to scholastic achievement among members and pledges and assists the chapter’s officers in emphasizing academic priorities. He provides information on educational resources and assistance available to initiated and pledge brothers, through the General Fraternity and the university campus.

Brother at Large works to make sure that the chapter is being run in an orderly way. He will conduct surveys and serve as a way to anonymously share feedback on the chapter. He also serves as a way to make sure that the executive board is always acting in the chapter’s best interests.