Delta Sigma Phi – Delta Zeta Chapter

Our Chapter won the Christmas decorating competition and $500 to donate to American Red Cross!

Greg Kuhlman was selected in to the Order of the Sphinx Order of Sphinx Award is given biennially to those undergraduates nominated by their chapters or a national officer for outstanding contributions as an undergraduate to their campuses , chapters and the Fraternity.

Matthew P Petrone was selected in to the Order of Omega July 11, 2011
Order of Omega is a leadership honor society for members of Greek organizations. Order of Omega recognizes juniors and seniors who have exemplified high standards in the areas of scholarship, leadership, involvement within their respective organization and within the Greek, campus and local community. Members are selected from the top 3% of students at each institution

The Delta Zeta Chapter, Delta Sigma Phi received a Scholastic Improvement – Academic Excellence Award at their National Convention on August 8, 2011

Greg Kuhlman and Matt Petrone were selected from Delta Sigs across the country to participate in the Fraternities, Leadership Institute in Indianapolis, IN. The High Point Chapter was one of only 3 nationally to receive a multiple invite.

Formerly known as The College of Engineered Leadership, The Leadership Institute (LI) is our Fraternity’s flagship leadership development offering. A five-day, intense training and development institute, the LI has graduated more than 600 brothers since its inception in 1993 A recent attendee called the Leadership Institute, “The best thing Delta Sigma Phi does!” The cutting-edge curriculum intentionally provides several small group sessions in which participants experience the topics in a more intimate setting for discussion and analysis. There are also increased mentoring opportunities with alumni facilitators in small groups. Topics range from leading organizations to ethical decision-making to motivating others to act. The Fraternity selects LI attendees from an elite group of high-caliber men based on their superior academic performance, leadership, campus and community involvement, and letters of recommendation. Undergraduates selected to attend the LI are not only chapter leaders, but many are also leaders in their campus community.