Why Rush SAE? Famous Brothers - SAE is the #1 national fraternity, as rated by the Gallup Poll. - SAE is the largest International fraternity in the world. We have more than 250,000 initiated members and approximately 15,000 undergraduate brothers. - SAE was the first national fraternity to be established in the deep South, having been founded at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa on March 9th 1856. - SAE 's national headquarters, the Levere Memorial temple in Evanston, Illinois is the first national fraternity building. - SAE has over 221 chapters in 46 states in the U.S.A. The average chapter size is 75. - SAE had the first leadership school for undergraduate brothers. Started in 1935, the school has over 25,000 graduates. - SAE has a fraternity magazine, The Record published continually since 1880. - SAE has a student loan program to assist undergraduate brothers with their education. - SAE has Educational and Leadership consultants who visit chapters to assist with management and scholarship programs. William McKinley - President of the United States Lloyd and Beau Bridges - Actors Ross Perot - Founder of the Reform Party Elliot Ness - Brought down Al Capone Bobby Jones - Golfer William Faulkner - Author Phil Jackson - Former Chicago Bulls Coach Troy Aikman - Dallas Cowboys Quarterback Patrick McEnroe - Tennis Player David Spade - Comedian Ken Caminiti - Major League Baseball Third Baseman Fred Savage - Actor Fran Tarkenton - NFL Hall of Fame Robert Ballard - Discovered the H.M.S. TITANIC Rich Morrow - President of Amoco David Garrett - President of Delta Airlines Phillip Howlett - Publisher of Sports Illustrated Richard LaFauve - President of Saturn Corporation Joe Strauss - designer of the Golden Gate Bridge William Young - President of Royal Crown Companies Louis Weill - Publisher of TIME magazine Ed McCaffrey - Wide Receiver Denver Broncos
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