Delta Epsilon Mu

Delta Epsilon Mu
ΔΕΜ
Founded May 3, 1996 (May 3, 1996)
Binghamton University, New York
Type Professional
Emphasis Pre-Health
Scope National
Colors

     Red      Black

     White
Philanthropy Dragonfly Forest
Chapters 31
Members 900+ collegiate
2000+ lifetime
Founding principles Loyalty, Dedication, Friendship, Support
Website www.deltaepsilonmu.org

Delta Epsilon Mu (ΔΕΜ), or DEM, is a professional, co-ed pre-health fraternity for undergraduate college students in the United States who are interested in or currently study in the pre-health field. It was founded in 1996 on four principles: loyalty, dedication, friendship, and support.[1] There are currently chapters in New York, California, Maryland, Florida, Virginia, Washington DC, Kansas, Texas, Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Rhode Island, Washington and Pennsylvania.[2]

Purpose

The organization was initiated with the goal of uniting students interested in entering various health professions. The brothers and sisters of Delta Epsilon Mu are committed to serving the community by advocating health education and care through active participation in service activities, philanthropy, and outreach programs.

Membership

Members of Delta Epsilon Mu are united by the common goal of a future professional interest in health and healthcare. The undergraduate experience is varied between the various health pre-professional fields from pre-dentistry to pre-veterinary studies, but with the common goal of making a social impact through the various health fields.

Alumni members have gone on to various professional schools such as medical school, osteopathic school, and graduate studies in public health. Although these members are no longer considered active members in the organization viz. non-voting at the chapter level, they are usually active participants in mentorship of active members and represent the organization's commitment to producing well-rounded members of the healthcare professional workforce.

National Leadership

Delta Epsilon Mu held its first National Convention in 2013 whereupon its bylaws were ratified and the first elected Executive Committee was elected. Then Executive Committees' voting power is supplemented with a voting undergraduate and alumni member from each chapter, forming the Board of Directors.[3]

National Executive Committee

PositionNameChapterStatusTerm
National President Gabrielle Maire Alpha - Binghamton University Alumna 2017-2019
National Executive Vice President Dhruv Sethi Eta - Virginia Commonwealth University Alumnus 2017-2019
National Vice President of Operations Maggie Toye Alpha Gamma - Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Alumna 2017-2019
National Vice President of Finance Samantha Pena Zeta - University of Central Florida Active 2017-2019
National Vice President of Records Tony Da Lomba Alpha Beta - University of Richmond Alumnus 2017-2019
National Vice President of External Affairs Jacq Castellanos Alpha Eta - Florida International University Alumna 2017-2019
National Vice President of Internal Affairs Adam Ziegel Gamma - University of Maryland, College Park Alumnus 2017-2019
National Vice President of Membership Randell Rueda Theta - University of California, Merced Alumnus 2017-2019

National Directorship

PositionNameChapter
National Director of Administration Vacant Vacant
National Director of Logistics Vacant Vacant
National Director of Accounting Vacant Vacant
National Director of Fundraising Hannah Crosby Zeta- University of Central Florida
National Director of Archives Kasey Cockefair Zeta - University of Central Florida
National Director of Information Technology Robyn Fishman Kappa - University of Kansas
National Director of Organizational Performance Brenda Yu Theta - University of California, Merced
National Director of Philanthropy Alexander Waldherr Phi - Miami University
National Director of Public Relations Michelle Liu Alpha Theta- University of California, Riverside
National Director of Judicial Affairs Vacant Vacant
National Director of Standards Vacant Vacant
National Director of Expansion Sydney Lopez Alpha Theta- University of California, Riverside
National Director of Expansion Michael Rodriguez Alpha Theta- University of California, Riverside
National Director of Recruitment Vacant Vacant
National Co-Director of Alumni Affairs Kenitra Alston Gamma - University of Maryland, College Park
National Co-Director of Alumni Affairs Brian Wu Gamma - University of Maryland, College Park

Chapters and Colonies

Chapters

ChapterGreekUniversityLocationDate FoundedRegionStatus
Alpha Α Binghamton University Binghamton, NY May 3, 1996 Eastern Active
Beta Β University of California, Davis Davis, CA January 17, 2003 Western Active
Gamma Γ University of Maryland, College Park College Park, MD 2005 Eastern Active
Zeta Ζ University of Central Florida Orlando, FL May 13, 2006 Southern Active
Eta Η Virginia Commonwealth University Richmond, VA April 25, 2007 Eastern Active
Theta Θ University of California, Merced Merced, CA February 7, 2009 Western Active
Iota Ι George Washington University Washington, DC April 16, 2010 Eastern Active
Kappa Κ University of Kansas Lawrence, KS April 24, 2011 Central Active
Lambda Λ Texas A&M University College Station, TX April 15, 2012 Southern Active
Nu Ν California State University, Sacramento Sacramento, CA May 5, 2012 Western Active
Xi Ξ University of Missouri Columbia, MO 2012 Central Inactive
Omicron Ο University of Maryland, Baltimore County Baltimore, MD 2012 Eastern Inactive
Pi Π Kansas State University Manhattan, KS 2012 Central Inactive
Rho Ρ University of California, Irvine Irvine, CA December 1, 2012 Western Active
Sigma Σ University of Texas at Austin Austin, TX April 27, 2013 Southern Active
Tau Τ University of the Pacific (United States) Stockton, CA May 9, 2014 Western Active
Upsilon Υ Marist College Poughkeepsie, New York May 10, 2014 Eastern Active
Phi Φ Miami University Oxford, OH December 6, 2014 Central Active
Chi X University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA December 7, 2014 Western Active
Psi Ψ University of Illinois at Chicago Chicago, IL December 12, 2014 Central Active
Alpha Alpha ΑΑ Wayne State University Detroit, MI April 12, 2015 Central Active
Alpha Beta ΑΒ University of Richmond Richmond, VA April 19, 2015 Eastern Active
Alpha Gamma ΑΓ Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University Blacksburg, VA April 19, 2015 Eastern Active
Alpha Zeta ΑΖ University of Rhode Island Kingston, RI May 3, 2015 Eastern Active
Alpha Eta ΑΗ Florida International University Miami, FL December 5, 2015 Southern Active
Alpha Theta ΑΘ University of California, Riverside Riverside, CA April 3, 2016 Western Active
Alpha Iota ΑΙ University of Michigan, Ann Arbor Ann Arbor, MI September 11, 2016 Central Active
Alpha Kappa ΑΚ University of Washington Seattle, WA February 18, 2017 Western Active
Alpha Lambda ΑΛ University of California, San Diego La Jolla, CA May 13, 2017 Western Active
Alpha Nu ΑΝ University of Pittsburgh Pittsburgh, PA April 14, 2018 Eastern Active
Alpha Xi ΑΞ Nova Southeastern University Fort Lauderdale, FL April 15, 2018 Southern Active

Colonies

ColonyUniversityLocationDate EstablishedRegion
N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Founding

Delta Epsilon Mu was founded in Fall 1996 at Binghamton University, in Binghamton, New York.

Founders:

  • Debbie Amster
  • Sherine Banton
  • Cindy Biviano
  • Lara Brainard
  • Teri Broklowski
  • Jackie Chan
  • Wendy Cooper
  • Rebecca Dalton
  • Gina De Silva
  • Jennifer Fisher
  • Shauna Fung
  • Rafaella Galeotafiore
  • Wendy Goldstein
  • Brian Haggerty
  • Ellen Hoffman
  • Kevin Maloney
  • Jennifer Milza
  • Vanessa Monteleone
  • Soni Muthukattil
  • Christine Naughton
  • Shannon Potts
  • Gail Rallon
  • Simona Saroyan
  • Sara Schriber
  • Wendy Schwartz
  • Sabitha Shanthan
  • Marni Smoloff
  • Marianna Strakhan
  • Mike Tauriello
  • Sasha Tehrani
  • Thi To
  • Tami Topol
  • Mei Tschang
  • Keri Weintraub

References

  1. "Founding of DEM". Delta Epsilon Mu National Fraternity. Retrieved 2016-03-30.
  2. "Chapters". Delta Epsilon Mu National Fraternity. Retrieved 2016-03-30.
  3. "Executive Committee". Delta Epsilon Mu National Fraternity. Retrieved 2016-03-30.
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