DELTA SIGMA PI
ABOUT
As a professional fraternity, Delta Sigma Pi has offered an ideal balance of professionalism and social interaction since its founding at NYU in 1907. Briefly, we offer professional development through professional speakers, etiquette dinners, workshops and LEAD schools, to name a few. Socially, we typically have a brother retreat and a semi-formal in the fall semester and a formal in the spring, as well as other formal and informal gatherings like bowling nights, tailgates for football games, and trivia nights.
Delta Sigma Pi has a rich tradition at the University of South Carolina. Established at USC in 1929, we hold the distinction of being the oldest professional business fraternity at USC, and are the only professional business fraternity on campus consisting completely of business students. Delta Sigma Pi is unique in its singular focus on business development and stresses the importance of cultivating the most well rounded young professionals, who uphold the highest level of integrity. With a membership consisting solely of Business students, Delta Sigma Pi offers a program directly applicable both to the undergraduate business major and to the contemporary corporate environment. In addition, Delta Sigma Pi offers a vast network of members and alumni which has proved helpful in securing internships and jobs after college.
Delta Sigma Pi was founded in 1907 at New York University's School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance by Harold Valentine Jacobs, Alexander Frank Makay, Alfred Moysello and Henry Albert Tienken. Today, coast to coast, more than 250 chapters and over 220,000 members support the goals and ideals of the Fraternity.
The Beta Gamma Chapter at the University of South Carolina was founded April 13, 1929 in the Gressette Room in Harper College, which resides on the historical horseshoe at the University of South Carolina. Beta Gamma currently consists of approximately 70-85 brothers.
Grade Level
Senior 26.7%
Junior 44.2
Sophomore 23.3
Freshman 5.8
Gender Breakdown
Female 60.5%
Male 39.5
Majors*
Accounting 31.4%
Finance 30.2
International Business 27.9
Marketing 22.1
Management 19.8
GSCOM 4.7
Insurance / Risk Management 4.7
Economics 3.5
Non-Business: Hospitality Management, Mathematics, Sports/Entertainment Management
*Multiple majors double counted; percentage does not add to 100%
Residency
Out-of-state 60.5%
In-state 39.5
Represented: SC, NC, GA, VA, OH, TX, FL, NJ, TN, PA, CO, MA, IL, NY, England, Taiwan, Ecuador, Trinidad and Tobago
President- Gabe CossioSenior Vice President- Serena BellVice President, Pledge Education- Priya PatelVice President, Finance- Emily HartleyVice President, Chapter Operations- Sean ClearyVice President, Professional Activities- Caleb McRadyVice President, Community Service- Drew LattierVice President, Scholarships & Awards- Ali BickelmannVice President, Faculty & Alumni Relations- Ian JusellVice President, Fundraising- Yinchu ChenVice President, Interfraternal Relations- Stephen BoegelChancellor- Mary GotschallHistorians- Brantley Heron, Meera PatelSpring Fling Chairs- Elizabeth Freeman, Liz Sanders, Hillary ZondlakSocial Chair- Stephanie EyWebmaster- Daniel Peach
President- Gabe Cossio
Senior Vice President- Serena Bell
Vice President, Pledge Education- Priya Patel
Vice President, Finance- Emily Hartley
Vice President, Chapter Operations- Sean Cleary
Vice President, Professional Activities- Caleb McRady
Vice President, Community Service- Drew Lattier
Vice President, Scholarships & Awards- Ali Bickelmann
Vice President, Faculty & Alumni Relations- Ian Jusell
Vice President, Fundraising- Yinchu Chen
Vice President, Interfraternal Relations- Stephen Boegel
Chancellor- Mary Gotschall
Historians- Brantley Heron, Meera Patel
Spring Fling Chairs- Elizabeth Freeman, Liz Sanders, Hillary Zondlak
Social Chair- Stephanie Ey
Webmaster- Daniel Peach
