Spectrum College
Scottsdale, AZ

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Spectrum College Announces
1st Asperger Fraternity

Sigma Tau Epsilon is the first and only national Greek letter fraternity representing Asperger's Syndrome undergraduate professionals.

Sigma Tau Epsilon was founded in October 2013 by the students at the Spectrum College Transition Program, who wanted to enhance their college experience. Tim Zollars, Michael Dinsdale, Grant MacIntyre, Griffin Burt, and Andrew Pertalion sat down with Officer Dan Antrim of the Scottsdale Police Department's Canine Unit, who donates his time as the student's Character Education mentor, and founded the organization for the purpose of building a brotherhood among members, whose primary purpose is community service, and aimed towards the development of character, friendship, leadership, or literary ability.

Since its inception, the students have pledged their community service efforts towards helping the local Ronald McDonald House, and Feed My Starving Children Foundation. This is just the beginning of their greatness!

Spectrum College is a Transition Program in Scottsdale, AZ, for residents ages 17-24, with a presenting diagnosis of Executive Function Deficits and/or Asperger's Syndrome, an average verbal IQ, and emotional, behavioral, and psychological stability, who are motivated to participate and maintain the potential to live and attend college independently.