Delta Sigma Pi Recognized as Most Improved Collegiate Chapter
The College of Business Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi was awarded the Most Improved Collegiate Chapter in the Southwestern Region, displaying recognition of the chapter’s excellence.
Spring 2023 Executive Board of Delta Sigma Pi Fraternity at UTA College of Business
The award is given annually to the fraternity that demonstrates the highest degree of improvement in operations, professional programs, and membership support compared to the previous academic year. Each chapter must submit an online application reviewed by fraternity volunteers of each region. There are five to ten collegiate chapters in each geographical area.
“Over the past three semesters, we have rebuilt our processes to ensure better involvement through planning and execution. We also increased the value brothers get out of being members of the chapter” stated Jared Munoz, President of Delta Sigma Pi, as he talked about the challenges faced recently and how the chapter has changed.
Jaafar Al Harbi, Delta Sigma Pi Member, receiving the award at Grand Chapter Congress in Houston.
Since COVID, the chapter has been rebuilding from low chapter enrollment and low participation. The annual Most Improved Chapter award signifies how far the fraternity has changed for the better.
Rashita Babu, Senior Vice President of Delta Sigma Pi, spoke about the recognition and what it means going forward. She said “this symbolizes our dedication to excellence and growth. The award can impact the future of our chapter by attracting new members, creating a stronger alumni network, increased resources, and enhances our reputation. Students can benefit from the chapter’s professional development opportunities.”
Learn more about the fraternity.
Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity organized to foster the study of business in universities; to encourage scholarship, social activity and the association of students for their mutual advancement by research and practice; to promote closer affiliation between the commercial world and students of commerce, and to further a higher standard of commercial ethics and culture and the civic and commercial welfare of the community.