32 Cards in this Set
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what kind of fraternity is Dsp
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professional fraternity
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Of which national interfraternal association is DSP a member of?
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Professional Fraternity Association
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Give the date and place of the founding of DSP
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November 7, 1907 at the school of commerce, accounts and finance of NYU New York, New York
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Give the complete names of the four founders of DSP
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Alexander Frank Makay
Alfred Moysello
Henry Albert Teinken
Harold Valentine Jacobs
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What is DSP's "central office" and how is the central office staff different from the national board of directors?
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Central office is the national administrative headquarters of DSP for both fraternity and leadership foundation. The executive director is in charge of the central office and has a paid full time staff of directors and administrative personal. The board of directors is a group of elected,…
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Who established the Central Office and served as its director for 31 years?
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H.G. "Gig" Wright
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In what city was the Central Office established? Where is it located today?
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Chicago; 330 South Campus Ave., Oxford, Ohio 45056
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Name the fraternity's supreme governing body. Where and when does it next meet?
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The Grand Chapter
August 12-16, 2015 in Chicago, IL
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Name the current Grand President, Past Grand President, Vice President- Finance and National Collegians of the Year.
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Current Grand President – Onuka Ibe;
Past Grand President – Mark Chiacchiari;
Vice President-Finance – Shane Borden;
National Collegians of the Year – Cody M. Candee (2012) Richie M. Brandt (2013)
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Who are your Provincial Vice President and Regional Vice President?
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1. Jodi Schoh
2. Whitney Dixon-Reed
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What are the names of your province and region and what are the names of the active collegiate chapters, alumni chapters, and colonies in your region?
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North Central Province, Great Lakes region, *Collegiate Chapters on separate paper* Milwaukee Alumni Chapter, Chicago Alumni Chapter,
No colonies
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Who appoints a district director?Name yours?
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The Regional VP appoints the DD; our DD is Teresa Schudrowitz
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Name your Chapter Advisor. Who may serve as a Chapter Advisor and how is he or she is elected?
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Tony Greig. One individual, who must be a faculty initiate of the Fraternity or member of the school's faculty or administration, elected by a majority vote of the chapter and reported to the Central Office.
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Name at least 6 services provided, and/or publications produce, by the Fraternity's Central office staff.
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Maintains membership records, mailing lists and the website
-Conducts the Grand chapter congress
-publishes the DELTASIG
-Represents the fraternity nationally
-Distributes certificates and cards
-Distributes supplies
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What is the chapter management program? What are the three levels a chapter can achieve? What level is every chapter expected to achieve?
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The CMP, a web-based program, is the method of formal communication between collegiate chapters and the national fraternity.
3 levels- Accredited Chapter, Chapter of Recognition, Chapter of Excellence
Every chapter is expected to achieve the Accredited Level
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To whom is the DSP scholarship key awarded
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To the graduating senior in commerce and business administration who ranks highest in his/her class.
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What is difference between a LEAD School and LEAD Provincial Conference and why should you participate?
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LEAD Schools are scheduled across the country usually in October or November. These events are one day. LEAD Provincial Conferences are conducted annually for each province usually in February or March. They usually run Friday to Sunday and include educational sessions, a banquet and a pr…
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What is the NAtional Fraternity's website address?
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www.despnet.org
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Explain the Educational and Leadership Consultant program in your own words.
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The program involves consultants and other staff members from the Central Office periodically visiting each collegiate chapter on their respective campus. The visits include meetings, training, and discussions about all areas of chapter operations. Chapter operating documents and referenc…
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how many collegiate chapters have been established and how many collegiate chapters are active today? how many alumni chapters are active today?
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281, 209, 51
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what is the greek letter name of your chapter and on what date was it founded?
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Psi- original installation February 10, 1923 and reactivation March 13, 2010
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Approximately
how many people have been initiated into the Fraternity since its founding?
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Nearly
250,000
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Write the words of the chorus of the song "Rose of Deltasig."
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Rose of DeltaSig I love you, Rose of Delta Sigma Pi. When the shades of night are falling, I dream of days gone by. As I go thru life's long journey, memories will never die. I will always hear you calling, Rose of Delta Sigma Pi.
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write the correct abbreviation for a member of DSP
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deltasig
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In your own words, what is the mission of the DSP Leadership Foundation.
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Provides scholarship grants to members, and funding to programs of the fraternity by raising money
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Name several ways to support the Fraternity after graduation.
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PARTICIPATING in an alumni chapter or in the various national leadership and professional development events;
ATTENDING collegiate chapter events;
SERVING on the national level as a Board of Directors member, Regional vice president, District Director, or national committee member;
EST…
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In your own words, define the ideal member
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1. Subscribes to the objectives of the Fraternity
2. willing to subordinate his or her won will and viewpoint to that of the majority
3. tolerant and sympathetic to the viewpoint of others
4. The brother should remember that "he profits most who serves best" and that returns from membe…
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In your own words, define the ideal chapter.
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The ideal chapter is one in which each member actually lives and carries out the objectives of the Fraternity. In such a chapter there should always be perfect harmony and accord. Each member should be tolerant and sympathetic to the viewpoint of others. Each member should be actively eng…
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What are the 5 categories of the General Risk Management Policy
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Alcohol and Drugs, Statement on Hazing, Discrimination and Harrasement, Chapter houses and meeting facilities, fraternity events
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Name 6 provisions, from any of the categories, of the Risk Management, Insurance and Conduct Policy.
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-No kegs at DSP events are allowed.
-Non alcoholic beverages must be provided at every event
-no blindfolds of any kind are allowed
-may not use dsp funds to purchase alcohol
-no drugs of any kind are to be consumed at dsp events unless prescribed by a doctor
-no member will sill or …
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To whom does the Individual Code of conduct and General Risk Management Policy apply?
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To organizational members defined as collegiate, alumni and faculty members; pledges, colony members; and employees
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As defined in the Risk Management, Insurance & Conduct Policy, what constitutes a “fraternity event”?
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Any event, activity or situation sponsored, co-sponsored or endorsed by the chapter or colony, or any event a reasonable person would associate with the Fraternity
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