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Delta Phi Epsilon
Megan Diveto
Director of Communications, Marketing and Public Relations
(267) 764-5616
mdiveto@dphie.org

Release Date:
July 8, 2026

Philadelphia, PA — Delta Phi Epsilon International Sorority proudly announces the unanimous adoption of its Sisterhood Creed, a landmark addition to the organization’s governing documents that affirms its commitment to creating Sisterhood for a Lifetime.

The Grand Chapter unanimously approved the Sisterhood Creed on June 27, 2026, during the organization’s International Leadership Forum in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Creed is now formally incorporated into the Sorority’s Bylaws as Article I, Section 5 – Sisterhood Creed, becoming a permanent expression of the values that unite Delta Phi Epsilon members across generations.

The adoption of the Sisterhood Creed represents one of the most significant constitutional additions in the organization’s recent history. Rooted in Delta Phi Epsilon’s founding principles of Justice, Sisterhood, and Love, the Creed provides a shared vision for what lifelong membership means while honoring the Ritual, traditions, and enduring bonds that have connected members since 1917.

“The Sisterhood Creed is more than a statement of our values. It is a declaration of who we are and who we aspire to be,” said International President Heather Locke Green. “As we looked toward the future of Delta Phi Epsilon, we wanted to clearly define what sisterhood means beyond the collegiate experience. This Creed reminds us that while our lives, careers, and circumstances may change, our commitment to one another remains constant. It reflects both our history and our promise to every member who will one day call Delta Phi Epsilon home.”

The Sisterhood Creed was developed by an International Governing Board charged committee led by Immediate Past International President Lisa Condon. The Creed was an outcome of the organization’s strategic planning process, which focuses on strengthening lifelong engagement and ensuring every member experiences the value of Delta Phi Epsilon throughout every stage of life. The Creed will serve as a guiding principle for future leadership development, member engagement initiatives, volunteer experiences, and organizational decision-making.

“This is a defining moment for our sisterhood,” said International Chief Executive Officer Nicole DeFeo. “Organizations thrive when they have a clear sense of purpose. The Sisterhood Creed captures the heart of Delta Phi Epsilon while providing a compass for the future. It will influence how we welcome new members, develop leaders, engage alumnae, and continue building an organization where every member knows she belongs, not just for four years, but for life.”

Delegates and members attending Grand Chapter witnessed the historic vote with overwhelming enthusiasm, recognizing the significance of adopting a statement that will guide generations of Delta Phi Epsilon members. The Sorority encourages every member to embrace the Sisterhood Creed and share its message with sisters around the world.

Delta Phi Epsilon Sisterhood Creed

We believe sisterhood is a promise for life, chosen with intention and lived with purpose.

Guided by Justice, Sisterhood, and Love, we choose to be rather than to seem to be, letting our actions reflect our values.

We honor our Ritual as the heart of our bond, connecting generations through shared meaning and trust.

As our lives change, our sisterhood endures. What we give may evolve, yet our commitment remains.

We grow in self, in knowledge, and in service, thinking beyond ourselves for the common good.

As Sisters, we hold one another to the highest standards.

This is our honor. This is our responsibility. This is our tradition.

This is Sisterhood for a Lifetime. This is Delta Phi Epsilon.

About Delta Phi Epsilon International Sorority

Founded in 1917, Delta Phi Epsilon International Sorority creates a sisterhood rich in tradition, innovation, and opportunities for growth. With more than 72,000 initiated members and chapters throughout North America, Delta Phi Epsilon empowers women to become leaders, serve their communities, and build meaningful relationships that last a lifetime. Guided by its founding principles of Justice, Sisterhood, and Love, the Sorority is committed to ensuring that every member experiences the lifelong value of belonging to Delta Phi Epsilon.

Contact Information:
Delta Phi Epsilon
Megan Diveto
Director of Communications, Marketing and Public Relations
(267) 764-5616
mdiveto@dphie.org

Release Date:
July 8, 2026

Philadelphia, PA – Delta Phi Epsilon International Sorority is excited to announce the election of its International Governing Board for the 2026-2028 biennium. The election occurred during DPhiE’s 2026 Grand Chapter meeting on June 27, 2026. An installation ceremony followed the meeting.

The 2026-2028 International Governing Board Includes:

Heather Locke Green, Beta Chi Chapter at St. Norbert College, International President

Ana Morales, Alpha Gamma Chapter at Florida International University, First Vice President

Lisa Condon, Phi Tau Chapter at Rutgers University-Camden, General Member and Immediate Past International President

Laura Glotzbach, Delta Sigma at Rider University, General Member

Jessica Wescott, Beta Nu Chapter at Wesley College, General Member

“I am honored to serve alongside this remarkable group of leaders,” said Heather Locke Green, newly elected International President. “Each member of the International Governing Board brings unique experiences, thoughtful perspectives and a deep commitment to Delta Phi Epsilon. Together, we will continue to foster courageous leadership, strengthen authentic belonging and ensure our sisterhood continues to thrive for generations to come.”

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About Delta Phi Epsilon, Inc.

Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority is an organization dedicated to creating a global network of future women leaders. DPhiE was founded on March 17, 1917 at New York University Law School as a social organization for women. The mission is to provide a sisterhood experience rich with tradition, innovation and opportunities for growth. Learn more about Delta Phi Epsilon at www.dphie.org. 

Contact Information:
Delta Phi Epsilon
Megan Diveto
Director of Communications, Marketing and Public Relations
(267) 764-5616
mdiveto@dphie.org

Release Date:
May 15, 2026

Philadelphia, PA – It is with heavy hearts that Delta Phi Epsilon mourns the loss of one of our collegiate members. Stevie DeLuca, a beloved member of the Alpha Rho Chapter at Pace University, passed away suddenly on Thursday, April 29, 2026.

Her chapter sisters describe Stevie as “more than just our sister, she was a light in our chapter, someone who brought warmth, laughter, and love into every room.” Stevie was an active and engaged member of the campus, a member of Pace’s cheerleading team, and a dedicated member of Delta Phi Epsilon. She leaves a lasting legacy and impact on her chapter and campus.

The Alpha Rho Chapter wrote in a public tribute, “As we grieve together, we will continue to lean on each other and honor Stevie in the way that she lived. Her memory will forever shape and better our chapter, reminding us every day of the kind of sisterhood we strive to be. Stevie’s impact will never be forgotten. She will always be a part of us, woven into the fabric of our sisterhood forever.”

“On behalf of the entire Delta Phi Epsilon membership, I extend our deepest condolences to the DeLuca family during this time of unimaginable loss. Our hearts and prayers are with them, as well as the members of the Pace University chapter, as they grieve. Moments like this remind us of the strength of our sisterhood. It is where we come together, lift each other up, and provide unwavering support in the face of tragedy. We honor the memory of our beloved sister, and we stand united as a family of sisters around the world.” said Chief Executive Officer Nicole DeFeo.

A visitation was held on May 5, 2026, in Eastchester, New York, in honor of Stevie. A GoFundMe campaign was created to support Stevie’s family with funeral-related expenses and to ease some of the financial burden. In lieu of flowers, send donations to support the GoFundMe here.

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About Delta Phi Epsilon, Inc. Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority was founded on March 17, 1917 at New York University Law School as a social organization for women. The mission is to provide a sisterhood experience rich with tradition, innovation and opportunities for growth. Learn more about Delta Phi Epsilon at www.dphie.org.

Contact Information:
Delta Phi Epsilon
Megan Diveto
Director of Communications, Marketing and Public Relations
(267) 764-5616
mdiveto@dphie.org

Release Date:
April 14, 2026

Philadelphia, PA – Delta Phi Epsilon is proud to announce the 2026-2028 International Governing Board Slate, who will be voted upon by the Grand Chapter Delegation into leadership at the 2026 International Leadership Forum, June 25-28, 2026, in Charlotte, NC.

The International Governing Board (IGB) focuses on the sorority’s overall governance and strategic planning. Its members are elected every two years at Grand Chapter during the International Leadership Forum. These expert individuals represent a wide variety of professional backgrounds that will be vital to the advancement of our organization into the next biennium.

The following individuals are slated for the 2026-2028 International Governing Board:

Heather Locke Green, Beta Chi Chapter at St. Norbert College, International President

Ana Morales, Alpha Gamma Chapter at Florida International University, First Vice President

Lisa Condon, Phi Tau Chapter at Rutgers University-Camden, General Member and Past International President

Laura Glotzbach, Delta Sigma at Rider University, General Member

Jessica Westcott, Beta Nu Chapter at Wesley College, General Member

This upcoming biennium, the slated board has been reduced to five members in accordance with Delta Phi Epsilon’s articles of incorporation. In 2023, Delta Phi Epsilon adopted a new governance system called the Carver model. In this framework, the IGB provides strategic leadership by clearly defining organizational goals and policies. The Carver model allows the board to focus on larger, broader issues of the organization and evaluate its accomplishments. By managing through policy and reporting, a smaller board is more conducive to meeting the governance needs of Delta Phi Epsilon.

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About Delta Phi Epsilon, Inc. Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority was founded on March 17, 1917 at New York University Law School as a social organization for women. The mission is to provide a sisterhood experience rich with tradition, innovation and opportunities for growth. Learn more about Delta Phi Epsilon at www.dphie.org.

Philadelphia, PA – It is with heavy hearts that Delta Phi Epsilon mourns the loss of Past International President, notable alumna, long-time donor and dear friend Harriette Newman Hirsch. The Delta Nu alumna from Temple University passed on October 3, 2025, at the age of 91.

“Harriette embodied the very best of Delta Phi Epsilon. Her generosity, her spirit, and her unwavering belief in the power of sisterhood shaped our organization in lasting ways,” said Nicole L. DeFeo, Chief Executive Officer. “Her legacy will continue to inspire generations of women to lead in authenticity through justice, sisterhood, and love.”

Harriette joined Delta Phi Epsilon in 1959. She is our only International President to have been an alumna initiate to date. She served as an advisor to her sorority, then a local organization, when Delta Phi Epsilon colonized on campus. She was invited to be an alumna initiate and remained a dedicated sister throughout her life, serving our sisterhood in multiple areas throughout the decades.

Often, she shared with joy and humor that she “owed her life” to Delta Phi Epsilon, because it was through a DPhiE blind date that she met the love of her life, Paul Hirsch, M.D., J.D. This date led to a 45-year marriage and a beautiful family. Yet her commitment extended far beyond her personal story; she poured her passion, energy, and visionary leadership into growing and strengthening Delta Phi Epsilon for generations.

For 25 years, Harriette volunteered as the Scholarship Chair before being asked to serve on the International Executive Council. From 1989 through 1992, Harriette led our organization as International President. She was part of a vital period of substantial growth in the sorority’s history, opening more than 25 chapters in three years. Passionate about scholarship, Harriette helped revitalize today’s Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation during the 75th Anniversary Diamond Jubilee. Her leadership, rooted in unwavering dedication and a belief in the transformative power of sisterhood, left an indelible mark on our organization.

At the 1994 Convention, in appreciation of her dedication to our sisterhood and involvement in all areas of the sorority, Delta Phi Epsilon honored her with a special award in her name: The Harriette Hirsch Sisterhood Award. This award is still given today at our International Leadership Forum to members who have unselfishly given time and resources to ensure the success of our sisterhood. 

In 1997, Harriette’s husband, Dr. Paul Hirsch, and family members established the Harriette Hirsch Sisterhood Fund. This special fund provides support for members in dire circumstances with immediate educational needs. The fund fittingly honors Harriette by reflecting her compassion, selflessness and willingness to assist those in need. 

“Harriette’s devotion to Delta Phi Epsilon was a defining part of her life, and through her, Paul wholly embraced the sorority, too,” said Emily Meister, President of the Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation. “Together, they invested not just in the organization, but in its future, giving generously of time and treasure so that the sisterhood Harriette cherished would continue to grow, inspire, and endure. The reverence for the Harriette Hirsch Sisterhood Award and the continued vitality of the Sisterhood Fund reflect the deep and lasting impact of their love and generosity for Delta Phi Epsilon, as well as our sisterhood for them.” 

Harriette lived our motto “Esse Quam Videri”, to be, rather than to seem to be, every day. She gave her heart, her time, and her extraordinary spirit to Delta Phi Epsilon, inspiring countless sisters to lead with purpose, authenticity, and love.

As we honor the light that Harriette brought to the world and our organization, let us continue to live by her words, “When women of so many diverse backgrounds can come together to sustain a lasting bond, sisterhood offers the cohesiveness for nourishing an everlasting friendship. It is the coming together that will enable us to venture into new environments not with fear or timidity, but with strength and belief in ourselves.”

May her memory be a blessing and a guiding light for all who knew her. Delta Phi Epsilon will forever be grateful for the life she so generously shared with us.

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About Delta Phi Epsilon, Inc.

Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority was founded on March 17, 1917 at New York University Law School as a social organization for women. The mission is to provide a sisterhood experience rich with tradition, innovation and opportunities for growth. Learn more about Delta Phi Epsilon at www.dphie.org.

CONTACT:

Delta Phi Epsilon
Megan Diveto
Director of Communications, Marketing and Public Relations
(267) 764-5616
mdiveto@dphie.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 17, 2026

Philadelphia, PA – The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation takes great pleasure in announcing the academic year 2026 scholarship recipients. These members demonstrated outstanding scholastic achievement, chapter leadership, and community service.

The Educational Foundation awarded 24 general undergraduate scholarships as follows:

• Megan Adams, Epsilon Lambda chapter at Michigan Technological University
• Randi Angelino, Alpha Alpha chapter at West Chester University of Pennsylvania
• Olivia Arasim, Beta Upsilon chapter at Rochester Institute of Technology
• Corinne Carpenter, Beta Alpha chapter at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Arizona)
• Kristina Chao, Alpha chapter at New York University
• Sophia Chertog, Beta Tau chapter at Nova Southeastern University
• Lauren Costine, Delta Sigma chapter at Rider University
• Kyla Degre, Zeta Theta chapter at the University of Rhode Island
• Michelle Gembala, Gamma Alpha chapter at Southern Illinois University- Edwardsville
• Ella Harter, Alpha Chi chapter at Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania
• Karli Heller, Omega chapter at the University of Miami
• Sophia Laurain, Beta Phi chapter at Central Michigan University
• Genna Lawson, Zeta Zeta chapter at Young Harris College
• Isabella Marano, Beta Theta chapter at Kean University
• Sophia McClendon, Phi Pi chapter at Widener University
• Ashlyn Milton, Beta Tau chapter at Nova Southeastern University
• Aliana Pegelow, Beta Upsilon chapter at Rochester Institute of Technology
• Ashley Richwine, Epsilon Zeta chapter at La Salle University
• Marissa Rounds, Delta Upsilon chapter at The University of Tampa
• Maya Staniszewski, Eta chapter at the University of Pittsburgh – Pittsburgh
• Riley Torres, Epsilon Upsilon chapter at California State Polytechnic University – Humboldt
• Kaylee Vitale, Epsilon Chi chapter at William Paterson University
• Samantha Youssef, Alpha Delta chapter at Seton Hall University
• Valeria Zambrano, Delta Pi chapter at Pennsylvania State University – University Park

The Educational Foundation awarded seven general graduate scholarships as follows:

• Tara Bharadwaj, Beta Upsilon chapter at Rochester Institute of Technology
• Taylor Bradberry, Gamma Omega chapter at the University of North Georgia
• Lauren Esser, Delta Nu chapter at Temple University
• Karlee Liles, Beta Phi chapter at Central Michigan University
• Morgan Magierski, Epsilon Epsilon chapter at the State University of New York at Albany
• Jenna Messer, Zeta Beta chapter at Truman State University
• Chrysta Snair, Beta Tau chapter at Nova Southeastern University

The foundation also awarded the following endowed scholarships:

• The Arleen Kruger Honick Scholarship was awarded to Kathryn Buerk, Psi chapter at the University of Georgia.
• The Dr. Toby Tamarkin Scholarship was awarded to Ava Maresca, Beta Tau chapter at Nova Southeastern University.
• The Dream Girl Scholarship was awarded to Malena Silva, Alpha Gamma chapter at Florida International University.
• The Madeleine Claire McNulty Scholarship was awarded to Rafaella Hoffman, Delta Kappa chapter at the University of Florida, and Oliva Morrison, Epsilon Chi chapter at William Paterson University.

The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation offers its congratulations to the 2026 scholarship recipients on this accomplishment. To learn more about the educational foundation, please visit www.dphie.org/scholarships.

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About Delta Phi Epsilon, Inc.

Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority is an organization dedicated to creating a global network of future women leaders. DPhiE was founded on March 17, 1917 at New York University Law School as a social organization for women. The mission is to provide a sisterhood experience rich with tradition, innovation and opportunities for growth. Learn more about Delta Phi Epsilon at www.dphie.org.

CONTACT:

Delta Phi Epsilon
Megan Diveto
Director of Communications, Marketing and Public Relations
(267) 764-5616
mdiveto@dphie.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 17, 2024

Philadelphia, PA – The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation takes great pleasure in announcing the academic year 2025 scholarship recipients. These members demonstrated outstanding scholastic achievement, chapter leadership and community service.

The Educational Foundation awarded 13 general undergraduate scholarships as follows:

Zoe Anthos, Psi chapter at The University of Georgia

Grace Beazoglou, Zeta Kappa chapter at Union College

Isabella Bertolucci, Alpha chapter at New York University

Kiana Fontin, Gamma Alpha chapter at Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville

Kelly Kowalewski, Eta chapter at the University of Pittsburgh – Pittsburgh

Sophia Laurain, Beta Phi chapter at Central Michigan University

Skyler Pearsall, Gamma chapter at Syracuse University

Audrey Pirri, Gamma Xi chapter at Rhode Island College

Anna Rafferty, Psi chapter at The University of Georgia

Emma Robinson, Alpha Kappa at  Fairleigh Dickinson University-Madison

Gabrielle Sochia, Epsilon Pi chapter at the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh

Laura Truebner, Gamma Alpha chapter at Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville

The Educational Foundation awarded six general graduate scholarships as follows:

Hannah Araneta, Zeta Iota chapter at Northern Arizona University

Mikayla Bechtel, Phi Chi chapter at the University of Maryland-Baltimore County

Natasha Doughman, Delta Upsilon chapter at The University of Tampa

Haley Jackson, Gamma Alpha at Southern Illinois University – Edwardsville

Lana Suleiman, Alpha Epsilon chapter at Kennesaw State University

Margaret Yonker, Beta Phi chapter at Central Michigan University

The foundation also awarded the following endowed scholarships:

The Arleen Kruger Honick Scholarship was awarded to Claire Mathis, an undergraduate member of the Psi chapter at the University of Georgia. 

The Dr. Toby Tamarkin Scholarship was awarded to Bianca Trunfio, an undergraduate member of the Epsilon Kappa chapter at the State University of New York College at Cortland. 

The Madeleine Claire McNulty Scholarship was awarded to Margaret Yonker, an undergraduate at the Beta Phi chapter at Central Michigan University.

The Dream Girl Scholarship was awarded to Amanda Bencid, an undergraduate at the Alpha Gamma chapter at Florida International University.

The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation offers its congratulations to the 2025 scholarship recipients on this accomplishment. To learn more about the educational foundation, please visit www.dphie.org/scholarships.

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About Delta Phi Epsilon, Inc.

Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority is an organization dedicated to creating a global network of future women leaders. DPhiE was founded on March 17, 1917 at New York University Law School as a social organization for women. The mission is to provide a sisterhood experience rich with tradition, innovation and opportunities for growth. Learn more about Delta Phi Epsilon at www.dphie.org.

CONTACT:

Delta Phi Epsilon
Megan Diveto
Director of Communications, Marketing and Public Relations
(267) 764-5616
mdiveto@dphie.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
July 19, 2024

Philadelphia, PA – Delta Phi Epsilon International Sorority is excited to announce the election of its International Governing Board for the 2024-2026 biennium. The election occurred during DPhiE’s 2024 Grand Chapter meeting on June 22, 2024. An installation ceremony followed the meeting.

The 2024-2026 International Governing Board includes:

International President – Lisa Condon, Phi Tau Chapter at Rutgers University-Camden

First Vice President – Heather Locke Green, Beta Chi Chapter at St. Norbert College  

General Members

Shareen Clement, Gamma Omicron at Georgia Southern University

Heather Consalvi, Phi Tau Chapter at Rutgers University-Camden                           

Jaclyn Daake, Gamma Gamma Chapter at Schreiner University

Nicole Fried, Delta Kappa Chapter at the University of Florida                                         

Laura Glotzbach, Delta Sigma Chapter at Rider University

Penelope Kokkinides, Epsilon Delta Chapter at State University of New York at Binghamton                                                                                      

Ana Morales, Alpha Gamma Chapter at Florida International University

Amy Oelkers, Phi Psi Chapter at Keene State College

Jessica Westcott, Beta Nu Chapter at Wesley College

International President Lisa Condon said, ” As I look around the board table heading into this biennium, I feel we have found the most authentic, strong and skilled leaders that our landscape has to offer. These members and I are prepared to ensure a member-centered experience for every sister of DPhiE across the globe. We look forward to each person leaning in and serving the greater good through membership in DPhiE.”

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About Delta Phi Epsilon, Inc.

Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority is an organization dedicated to creating a global network of future women leaders. DPhiE was founded on March 17, 1917 at New York University Law School as a social organization for women. The mission is to provide a sisterhood experience rich with tradition, innovation and opportunities for growth. Learn more about Delta Phi Epsilon at www.dphie.org.

CONTACT:

Delta Phi Epsilon
Megan Diveto
Director of Communications, Marketing and Public Relations
(267) 764-5616
mdiveto@dphie.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 30, 2024

Philadelphia, PA – Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority Partners with Forté Foundation to Empower Women in Education and Career Advancement 

Philadelphia, PA – Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority, a leading organization committed to empowering women and non-binary individuals, is thrilled to announce its partnership with the Forté Foundation, a renowned nonprofit organization dedicated to women’s advancement in education and careers. This collaboration aims to provide Delta Phi Epsilon members with invaluable resources and support to excel in their educational pursuits and career aspirations.

Forté empowers women to achieve their fullest potential, whether they aspire to become role models, CEOs, or leaders in their respective fields. With a mission to support and inspire women through access to education, opportunities, and community, Forté serves as a catalyst for women’s growth and success.

Through this partnership, Delta Phi Epsilon members will gain access to a wide range of resources offered by Forté, including mentorship programs, professional development workshops, networking opportunities, and career resources. These resources are designed to equip women with the skills, knowledge, and connections necessary to thrive in their academic and professional endeavors.

“We are thrilled to partner with Forté to further empower our members and support their journey towards personal and professional success,” said Nicole DeFeo, CEO of Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority. “At Delta Phi Epsilon, we are committed to providing our members with the tools and resources they need to excel in all aspects of their lives. Through this partnership, our members will have access to a wealth of opportunities that will help them reach their full potential and actualize their best selves.”

As part of the partnership, Delta Phi Epsilon will collaborate with Forté to host events, workshops, and initiatives aimed at promoting women’s leadership, education, and career advancement. By leveraging the strengths and resources of both organizations, Delta Phi Epsilon and Forté aim to create a supportive and empowering community where women can thrive and succeed.

The partnership between Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority and Forté underscores both organizations’ commitment to advancing women’s leadership and empowerment. By joining forces, Delta Phi Epsilon and Forté aim to create a brighter and more equitable future for women everywhere.

For more information about Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority, please visit www.dphie.org.

For more information about Forté, please visit www.fortefoundation.org.

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CONTACT:
Nicole DeFeo
International Executive Director
Delta Phi Epsilon IHQ
Ndefeo@dphie.org

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
March 28, 2024

Philadelphia, PA – The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation takes great pleasure in announcing the academic year 2024-25 scholarship recipients. These members demonstrated outstanding scholastic achievement, chapter leadership and community service.

The Educational Foundation awarded 14 general undergraduate scholarships as follows:

• Abbigail Renner, Zeta Alpha chapter at Tennessee Technological University
• Angela Schettini, Beta Omega chapter at St. John’s University – Jamaica Campus
• Ellis Eilering, Psi chapter at The University Of Georgia
• Eliana Palmer, Delta Upsilon chapter at The University of Tampa
• Emmagrace Gerbavac, Phi Tau chapter at Rutgers University-Camden
• Je Leah Laurenceau, Psi chapter at The University Of Georgia
• Kayla Smakal, Alpha Lambda chapter at York College of Pennsylvania
• Martha Lake, Epsilon Zeta chapter at  La Salle University
• Monica Rigby, Delta Pi chapter at  Pennsylvania State University – University Park
• Naya Alani, Zeta Kappa chapter at Union College
• Rachel Reiter, Alpha Kappa chapter at Fairleigh Dickinson University-Madison
• Sydney Duncan, Beta Psi chapter at Brandeis University
• Jenna Messer, Zeta Beta chapter at Truman State University
• Zara Cornaby, Beta Tau chapter at Nova Southeastern University
  

The Educational Foundation awarded six general graduate scholarships as follows:

• Emilyann Thompson, Phi Tau chapter at Rutgers University-Camden
• Francesca Fazio, Beta Omega chapter at St. John’s University – Jamaica Campus
• Justine Rovin, Beta Rho chapter at University Of Illinois At Chicago
• Kiera Kulaga, Delta Sigma chapter at Rider University
• Sabrina Alpino, Alpha Upsilon chapter at Johnson & Wales University (Rhode Island)
• Alexandra Stibler, Beta Xi chapter atThe College of New Jersey

The foundation also awarded the following endowed scholarships:

The Arleen Kruger Honick Scholarship was awarded to Scarlett Maze, an undergraduate member of the Psi chapter at the University of Georgia. 

The Dr. Toby Tamarkin Scholarship was awarded to Jenna Messer, an undergraduate member of the Zeta Beta chapter at Truman State University. 

The Madeleine Claire McNulty Scholarship fund awarded six scholarships this round as follows:

• Alexandria Cummings, Beta Tau chapter at Nova Southeastern University
• Samantha Pease, Delta Pi chapter at Pennsylvania State University – University Park
• Brianna Phillips, Beta Chi chapter at St. Norbert College
• Brianna Slaven, Beta Theta chapter at Kean University
• Lindsay Moen, Alpha Tau chapter at Winona State University
• Jenna Messer, Zeta Beta chapter at Truman State University

Educational Foundation President, Emily Meister, stated, ” The scholarship recipients this year are well deserving and are a diverse representation of our founding values.  Our future is bright because of these outstanding and deserving sisters! With such a huge need reflected in the over 140 applications, we are so pleased to be able to distribute over $117,000 this year to these members who have gone above and beyond in service to DPhiE and their academic pursuits.”

The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation offers its congratulations to the 2024-25 scholarship recipients on this accomplishment. To learn more about the educational foundation, please visit www.dphie.org/scholarships.

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About Delta Phi Epsilon

Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority is an organization dedicated to creating a global network of future women leaders. DPhiE was founded on March 17, 1917 at New York University Law School as a social organization for women. The mission is to provide a sisterhood experience rich with tradition, innovation and opportunities for growth. Learn more about Delta Phi Epsilon at www.dphie.org.