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Pi Sigma Epsilon is a professional fraternity for students and industry professionals in marketing and management. It was established at Georgia State University in 1952. In the following chapter list, active chapters are indicated in bold and inactive chapters and institutions are in italics .
ΑΕΔ - Alpha Epsilon Delta, 1946 (ACHS), pre-health honors [76] ΠΤΣ - Pi Tau Sigma, 1948 (ACHS), mechanical engineering honors [80] ΨΧ - Psi Chi, 1948 (ACHS), psychology honors [76] ΠΜΕ - Pi Mu Epsilon, 1953, mathematics honors [16] ΦΤΣ - Phi Tau Sigma, 1957, food science and technology honors
Kappa Theta Pi: ΚΘΠ: 2012 Information technology National (US) Fraternity, coed Active Pi Mu Epsilon: ΠΜΕ: 1914 Mathematics honor society National (US) Society, coed Active Phi Sigma Rho: ΦΣΡ: 1984 Science, technology, engineering, mathematics National (US) Sorority and non-binary Active Pi Delta Nu: ΠΔΝ: 1921–1950s Chemistry ...
Pi Sigma Epsilon was founded at Georgia State University, then Atlanta Division of the University of Georgia) in the fall of 1951. [1] [2] [3] Educator and businessman Lloyd Antle proposed the idea of a professional fraternity for the fields of marketing, sales management, and selling. Antle's concept was advanced by Henry G. Baker and William ...
In 1968 Alpha Phi Chi local fraternity, which was founded in 1966, merged with what had become the Sigma Pi colony. [90]: 2 Gamma Omega 1969 Wayne State University: Detroit, Michigan: Active Founded as Rho Gamma Epsilon Local Fraternity, which became a colony of Sigma Pi after being inspired by the Sigma Pi chapter at the University Detroit Mercy.
Phi Tau Sigma: ΦΤΣ: Food Science and Technology Gold and Maroon: Phi Zeta: ΦΖ: Veterinary medicine Blue and Yellow: Pi Alpha Xi: ΠΑΞ: Horticulture Nile green and Cerulean blue: Pi Delta: ΠΔ: Podiatry [54] Pi Epsilon: ΠΕ: Environmental science Blue and Green: Pi Epsilon Tau: ΠΕΤ: Petroleum engineering and related fields Gold and ...
In 1926, Phi Sigma Epsilon held preliminary meetings with two nearby local fraternities: Sigma Delta Tau [a] of Kirksville State Teachers College and Pi Sigma Epsilon [b] of Kansas State Teachers College. These three groups joined as Phi Sigma Epsilon, becoming a national teachers' college fraternity at its first conclave on December 30, 1927.
Epsilon Pi: 1989–2003 Southern Connecticut State University: New Haven, Connecticut: Inactive [bb] Epsilon Rho: 1989 York College of Pennsylvania: York, Pennsylvania: Active [bc] Epsilon Sigma: 1990–2022 Virginia Wesleyan University: Norfolk, Virginia: Inactive Epsilon Tau: 1990 Pennsylvania Western University, California: California ...