An African-American chef who is out of a job after the University of Oklahoma shut down a fraternity for performing a racist chant has said he will never find such a good job again . Howard Dixon , who has served students his famous chili dogs and burgers at Sigma Alpha Epsilon for 15 years , is now unemployed after the university closed the fraternity with immediate effect . It comes after members were filmed chanting 'There will never be a n***** in SAE ' to the tune of 'If You 're Happy And You Know It ' . ' I think that was kind of stupid and selfish for them to do something like that , ' Howard told CBS . 'And knowing this was an organization supposed to be about brotherhood - that was n't no brotherhood . ' Scroll down for video . Out of a job : Howard Dixon , the chef for Oklahoma University 's disgraced fraternity , has said he will miss the job and his 'family ' . He is pictured moving out of the fraternity house on Tuesday . Moving out : He was seen removing items and loading up his car outside the frat house in Norman on Tuesday . Packing up : Dixon carries his cooking belongings from the frat house ( right ) as police officers stand nearby . But Howard added that he will miss his job and the fraternity 's members . 'There 'll never be another job like this one again , ' he said . 'This was one of a kind . I 'll miss my family . ' On Tuesday , photos emerged showing Mr Dixon moving his belongings out of the house . After it emerged that the beloved chef would be losing his job , Oklahoma University alumni launched online fundraisers , which have already raised more than $ 45,000 for the man and his family . One former SAE member created an Indiegogo fundraiser , writing : 'He is going to lose his job because of a bus full of racist kids ... Because of these kids ' actions , many will be affected . None more so than Howard . ' Howard , he writes , 'was always there to chat with you ' but now 'he is going to learn who has been working for . And through some cruel twist of fate , he has to lose the job that he has held for over a decade . ' Support : Howard has worked as a chef at Oklahoma University 's Sigma Alpha Epsilon for more than 15 years and alumni remembered his famous chili dogs and how he had an 'infectious ' smile . 'There will never be a n***** SAE ' : The vile chant was performed by members of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter at the University of Oklahoma on Saturday . The society has since been shut down . By early on Tuesday , the fund had amassed more than $ 33,000 - and it is not the only one . Simultaneously another former SAE brother set up a GoFundMe page slamming 'the disgusting chant ' and lauding Howard as 'hard-working and loyal ' . That page has raised more than $ 11,000 . A Twitter user who shared a link to the fundraising page wrote : ' I went to an OU SAE tailgate one time , ( had a great time ) an i met that man howard , he grills a mean burger . ' All members of the fraternity had until midnight on Monday to leave the premises , University of Oklahoma President David Boren announced at a press conference amid a chorus of furious reaction to the footage . On Tuesday , Boren expelled two students after he said they were identified as leaders of the chant . Hitting back : The fraternity 's now-defunct building has been spraying with graffiti reading 'TEAR IT DOWN ' Frat house : The SAE base at the University of Oklahoma is pictured above ; students left last night . See below for video .
Howard , who has worked at the university 's Sigma Alpha Epsilon for 15 years , made raved-about chili dogs and befriended all the students . He was also a big fan of the University of Texas football team ( he even had his own jersey ). He called their actions 'stupid and selfish ' but said he would miss the job . Fraternity 's alumni have started online fundraisers to financially support Howard as he looks for a new job and have already raised $ 45,000 .