The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation Awards $117,000 in Annual Scholarships
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.
Educational Foundation of Delta Phi Epsilon Announces New Board Leadership Effective September 1, 2023
Philadelphia, PA, September 1, 2023 – The Educational Foundation is pleased to announce a change in its Board Leadership, effective September 1, 2023, ushering in a new era of innovation and dedication to empowering women in education. The newly installed leadership team consists of Emily Meister, Dawn McNulty, Gina Curtis, and Jessica Andrews.
Emily Meister, a distinguished alumna member of the Alpha Iota Chapter at the University of San Francisco, has assumed the role of President. Emily brings a wealth of experience in leadership and a passion for advancing the Educational Foundation's mission.
Past International President Dawn McNulty, hailing from the Phi Sigma Chapter at Northern Illinois University, has taken on the role of Vice President. Dawn's commitment to education and her dedication to the Delta Phi Epsilon makes her an invaluable addition to the leadership team.
Educational Foundation Past President Gina Curtis, a member of the Epsilon Upsilon Chapter at Cal Poly-Humboldt (Formerly Humboldt State University), has been installed as Treasurer. Gina's financial acumen and commitment to fiscal responsibility will be instrumental in the Foundation's continued growth and success.
Jessica Andrews, from the Psi Chapter at the University of Georgia, continues in the position of Secretary. Jessica's organizational skills and attention to detail plays a vital role in maintaining the Educational Foundation's operations and communications.
Nicole DeFeo, International Executive Director of Delta Phi Epsilon, expressed her enthusiasm for the change in leadership, stating, "The change of leadership breathes new life into the work of the Educational Foundation. I am very much looking forward to working with Emily, Dawn, Gina, and Jessica to create even more opportunities for women to learn leadership and experience academic success."
The Educational Foundation remains committed to its mission of empowering women through education, leadership development, and scholarship opportunities. With this new leadership team in place, the Foundation is poised to make even greater strides in fulfilling its mission.
About the Educational Foundation:
The Educational Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering women in education. Through scholarships, leadership development programs, and educational initiatives, the Foundation seeks to create opportunities for women to excel academically and personally
Delta Phi Epsilon Renews Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion with International Philosophy Statement
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Delta Phi Epsilon is proud to announce the installation of an international philosophy on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. The International Governing Board (IGB) voted and passed this resolution unanimously on May 14, 2023.
Delta Phi Epsilon (DPhiE) recognizes the need for meaningful action and will maintain a high level of commitment to aligning our words with our actions. Our philosophy is rooted in our beliefs that allow us to work towards dismantling both systems and commonly-held beliefs that are not in alignment with the organization we desire to maintain.
“Our founders created a sisterhood that valued diversity. Today, we re-affirm that sentiment with our philosophy statement. It is important to recognize that we, the members of today, carry forth the torch of inclusion and uphold the principles of democratic living over 100 years later” says Delta Phi Epsilon International Executive Director Nicole DeFeo.
We hold seven beliefs that will guide the work we do in this area. These core beliefs include the recognition of the dynamics of power and privilege within the organization, the commitment to investing time, talent and financial resources to uplifting and advancing diversity, equity and inclusion work within DPhiE and in the communities in which we operate, and that everyone should be held accountable for creating and sustaining an environment that is inclusive, equitable, accessible, and representative. We expect each member, collegiate and alumnae alike, to uphold their expectations of membership in a way that fosters inclusion and acceptance for all people.
To read the full Delta Phi Epsilon International Philosophy on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, click 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.
The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation Awards Annual Scholarships
Philadelphia, PA – The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation takes great pleasure in announcing the academic year 2023-24 scholarship recipients. These members demonstrated outstanding scholastic achievement, chapter leadership and community service.
The Educational Foundation awarded 21 general undergraduate scholarships as follows:
Alessandra Prezioso, Alpha Eta chapter at Montclair State University
Alyssa Divins, Epsilon Phi chapter at Thomas Jefferson University - East Falls
Ana Luisa Giusti Pedrosa, Alpha chapter at New York University
Ashley Pelletier, Alpha Lambda chapter at York College of Pennsylvania
Elizabeth Owen, Psi chapter at the University of Georgia
Emily Wenke, Beta Omega chapter at St. John's University - Jamaica Campus
Faith Fischer, Alpha Delta chapter at Seton Hall University
Gabrielle Wheeler, Psi chapter at the University of Georgia
Jamie Martin, Psi chapter at the University of Georgia
Kaitlyn Marnien, Alpha Alpha chapter at West Chester University
Katherine Civitano, Beta Omega chapter at St. John's University - Jamaica Campus
Kayla Smakal, Alpha Lambda chapter at York College of Pennsylvania
Lauren Gray, Beta Tau chapter at Nova Southeastern University
Madeleine McCann, Beta Alpha chapter at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Arizona)
Madisen Hicks, Beta Upsilon chapter at Rochester Institute Of Technology
MaryPat MacRae, Zeta Epsilon chapter at Carleton University
Rachel Osband, Phi Lambda chapter at Emory University
Rachel Dionne, Zeta Iota chapter at Northern Arizona State University
Robin Murray, Epsilon Phi chapter at Thomas Jefferson University - East Falls
Sophia Brasley, Phi Psi chapter at Keene State College
Stella Witter, Delta Pi chapter at Pennsylvania State University - University Park
The Educational Foundation awarded 5 general graduate scholarships as follows:
Lindsay Woodard, Alpha chapter at New York University
Jennifer Majchrzak, Alpha Eta chapter at Montclair State University
Aubrianna Gholar, Delta Upsilon chapter at The University of Tampa
Taylor Choi, Epsilon Delta chapter at Binghamton University Of The State University Of New York
Katarina Kobetitsch, Beta Omega chapter at St. John's University - Jamaica Campus
The foundation also awarded the following endowed scholarships:
The Arleen Kruger Honick Scholarship was awarded to Gabrielle Wheeler, an undergraduate member of the Psi chapter at the University of Georgia.
The Dr. Toby Tamarkin Scholarship was awarded to Amelia Medina, an undergraduate member of the Beta Tau chapter at Nova Southeastern University.
The Madeleine Claire McNulty Scholarship fund awarded two scholarships this round as follows: Amelia Medina, an undergraduate member of the Beta Tau chapter at Nova Southeastern University, and Victoria Hennessey, an undergraduate member of the Gamma Upsilon chapter at Campbell University.
The Dream Girl Scholarship was awarded to Gabriela Dean, an undergraduate member of the Alpha Gamma chapter at Florida International University.
Scholarship committee chair, Kristin Morgan, stated, " The caliber and number of applications we received this year made identifying the top candidates challenging. Although the need for financial support is great, the level of chapter, campus and community involvement of our collegians is impressive. 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!
The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation offers its congratulations to the 2023-24 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.
Delta Phi Epsilon Mourns the Loss of Notable Alumnae, Judy Heumann
Philadelphia, PA – It is with heavy hearts that Delta Phi Epsilon mourns the loss of notable alumnae, trailblazer and activist Judith “Judy” Heumann —who passed away on the afternoon of March 4, 2023. Judy was known internationally as a pioneer in disability rights and was at the forefront of prominent demonstrations and passing legislation that protected the rights of disabled people.
Born in 1947 to Ilse and Werner Heumann, and raised in Brooklyn, New York, she contracted polio at age two and lost her ability to walk. Her activist career started in the 1970s in New York, where she sued the New York Board of Education for refusing to give her a teaching license, which she later won and became the first teacher in the state to use a wheelchair.
Within the decade, Judy helped lead a historic non-violent protest in support of the Rehabilitation Act, specifically section 504, which would outlaw disability discrimination for institutions that receive federal funds. Judy, only 29 at the time, organized the occupation of a San Francisco federal building for almost a complete month with support coming from San Francisco’s mayor, George Moscone, and the Black Panther party. This demonstration would lead to Judy testifying in a special congressional hearing which facilitated the later passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Judy served as an official in the Clinton administration and a special advisor to the Obama administration’s State Department. She helped found the Berkley Center for Independent Living, the Independent Living Movement, and the World Institute on Disability; and served on the boards of the American Association of People with Disabilities, the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund, and many more.
In 1966, prior to her many accomplishments and accolades, Judy was initiated into Delta Phi Epsilon in the Upsilon chapter at Long Island University, where she received her Bachelor’s degree in 1969. Committed to the sisterhood, Judy, just as recently as of July 2022, held a fireside chat for our members at our International Leadership Forum to speak, inspire, and educate our members about disability advocacy and her work.
While we could go on about her many accomplishments and accolades, Judy to us was a sister, a vital part of the fabric of the modern Delta Phi Epsilon. She constantly reminded us, like our founders, that justice is rooted in equality and that it’s something to be cherished and for which to fight.
“Some people say that what I did changed the world,” Judy wrote, “But really, I simply refused to accept what I was told about who I could be. And I was willing to make a fuss about it.”
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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.
Delta Phi Epsilon Mourns the Loss of Notable Alumna
Philadelphia, PA – It is with heavy hearts that Delta Phi Epsilon mourns the loss of notable alumna, long-time donor and friend Phyllis Kossof. The Delta chapter alumna passed on November 15, 2022, at the age of 96.
“Phyllis was a dear friend and ardent supporter of Delta Phi Epsilon. Her determination and commitment to our sorority inspired me alongside so many other people, whom she touched with her rare combination of kindness and gumption.” said Nicole L. DeFeo, International Executive Director.
Phyllis, an accomplished professional and staunch philanthropist, is remembered as a true embodiment of Delta Phi Epsilon values. She dedicated her philanthropic and advocacy efforts to the funding and research of cystic fibrosis (CF), inspired by her late daughter Stephanie who was diagnosed in early childhood with the disease. With an incredible sense of love and justice, Phyllis joined together with her husband, Burton, and other CF patient parents to found the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF).
In 1957, Phyllis came to our convention and shared her endeavors during an emotional presentation. As a result, Delta Phi Epsilon designated the CFF our philanthropy. Since that day, sisters from every chapter have supported the CFF mission. Delta Phi Epsilon has donated more than $1 million to research in the pursuit of curing cystic fibrosis and in the bonds of sisterhood.
Her daughter, Stephanie, unfortunately, passed at the age of 19 during her first year at Barnard College. This did not deter Phyllis in her advocacy of the CFF though, she would be quoted in 2014 saying, “After she died, I cut back working in CF for a few years. But then you think, ‘She was my child, and if I cared for her and loved her when she was alive, why would I abandon her in death?’ So I continued on to help others – to help others to validate her life.”
Always looking for ways to leave the world better than she found it, Phyllis founded and established many distinguished programs and lecture series including the ground-breaking Stephanie Lynn Kossoff Cystic Fibrosis Lectureship Columbia Presbyterian; The Burton Kossoff Baruch College Business Lectureship; The Phyllis Kossoff Hunter College/Roosevelt House Lectureship Series; and The Phyllis Kossoff Columbia University Teachers College Lectureship
“The Kossof legacy will live on through every dollar our members raise to move closer to the day when CF stands for Cure Found.” shares DeFeo.
Phyllis is predeceased by her daughter Stephanie and husband Burton. She is survived by her son Mitchell and his wife, Pamela, four grandsons and a great-granddaughter.
Although the world is dimmed without Phyllis’s bright light in it, she leaves an everlasting legacy through her community and those she impacted. She will remain a shining example of advocacy, leadership and love for generations to come through her philanthropic work.
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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.
Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation Announces New Annual Scholarship
Philadelphia, PA – The “Dream Girl Scholarship,” a new annual grant that supports a sister of Alpha Gamma chapter of Delta Phi Epsilon (DPhiE) sorority will be awarded starting in this year.
The Educational Foundation (Foundation) provides academic scholarships as well as personal development workshops for the DPhiE sisterhood, both active members and alumni. The Foundation was founded in 1966, at the golden anniversary of DPhiE, which then celebrated its centennial in 2017.
This scholarship, established and endowed by the members and alumni of Alpha Gamma chapter at Florida International University(FIU) in partnership with the Foundation, honors the legacy, kindness and fighting spirit of Jenny Cordero, a sister who lost her battle with thymus cancer in 2017. It will be awarded to a scholarship applicant from Alpha Gamma chapter who demonstrates the qualities of persistence, academic achievement and financial need.
“Jenny was like a planet. She attracted people, pulled you in,” Elsa Bravo said. Bravo, with the help of other Alpha Gamma chapter sisters, spearheaded the funding and establishment of the Dream Girl Scholarship. “She had every reason to be upset, but she wasn’t. We were both passionate about school and studying and Jenny said that ‘the best thing about being a DPhiE, is being an educated DPhiE.’ She was the brightest light I’ve ever met, and I’ve never met someone like her since.”
Jennifer “Jenny” Cordero was first diagnosed with stage III thymus cancer at the age of thirteen. She fought this battle for twelve years before ultimately succumbing to the disease in 2017. Her cancer never defined her. Jenny joined DPhiE in 2010 at Florida International University. During her time at FIU, Jenny earned two bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Sociology while also holding multiple leadership positions in her chapter, as well as, participating with organizations like Relay for Life, the Counseling Students Organization and Make a Wish. After graduating from FIU, Jenny attended Nova Southeastern University to earn her Master of Science degree in Mental Health Counseling but sadly passed before graduating. In Jenny’s own words, “Cancer has been my catalyst, not my burden.”
“Life was never a guarantee for Jenny,” Bravo said. “Nothing is promised. Jenny knew that and it led her to do great things. If Jenny could do it, so can you. If you want to do it, you can.” Christy Lopez, Jenny’s sorority little sister, said “If she were around today, I know she would be greatly humbled that so many individuals came together to organize a scholarship in her name, and ultimately honored that it will be to award a sister in need.” A thought echoed by Bravo as well, “I think she would be happy to know there’s a scholarship in her honor that will go toward helping her Alpha Gamma chapter sisters. We hope this is a way for the members who come in, that never got the chance to meet Jenny, to connect with her. This is a way that she and her story can live forever.”
For more information about the Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation or to apply for a scholarship please visit dphie.org/scholarships
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About Delta Phi Epsilon
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.
Delta Phi Epsilon Encourages Members to Vote for Women's Rights As Supreme Court Revokes Right to Abortion
PHILADELPHIA—The Supreme Court of the United States today ruled to uphold the 15-week abortion ban in Mississippi, effectively eliminating federal protection to abortion rights first established nearly 50 years ago in the ruling of Roe v. Wade. In response to this immediate denial of health care for millions of Americans, the leaders of Delta Phi Epsilon are calling for members to vote this fall in favor of women and other minority rights.
Delta Phi Epsilon International Executive Director Nicole DeFeo issued the following statement:
“Today, 36 million women, in addition to countless other individuals who can become pregnant, can no longer access abortion in their state. Without Roe v. Wade, bodily autonomy is now out of reach for the majority of people in this country. Without bodily autonomy, we are stripped of ethical agency and excluded from humanity.
Women’s rights are under attack. Pregnancy’s monumental impact on a woman’s body, health, future, opportunity and freedom cannot be minimized. The consequences of this decision will be seismic for generations to come.
And this is only the beginning. History has shown us that rights for women, in addition to other minority groups like the LGBTQ community and Black, brown and Indigenous communities, will continue to chip away if we do not take a stand for our rights and futures.
As part of Delta Phi Epsilon’s vision to empower our sisterhood to engage in a lifetime of leadership and service, the international sorority encourages all of its members to speak up for the injustices within our world, including at the ballot box, which we believe is the most effective way to make change.
Our founders were among the first women to exercise their right to vote and we encourage our members to exercise that right in their tradition. Do your part to elect candidates that represent your convictions and protect your rights.
While devastating for many of us, We must not let this decision deflate us. We must remain inspired and rededicated to activism in the protection of our rights and our futures.”
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AboutDeltaPhiEpsilon, 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.
Delta Phi Epsilon Announces Appointment Of Heather Locke Green To Role Of International Ritualist
Philadelphia, PA – Delta Phi Epsilon is pleased to announce the appointment of Heather Locke Green, Beta Chi chapter at St. Norbert College, to the role of International Ritualist, following almost two decades of service in that role by Cheryl Lamm, Rho chapter at the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign, Past International President from 1996-1999.
The International Ritualist serves a key role within the sorority as the caretaker of Delta Phi Epsilon’s Ritual. This dedicated volunteer works with the International Governing Board on needed updates and/or changes to Ritual, and performs Ritual upon the request of a chapter, association or the International Governing Board.
“Heather deeply connects with our history and our future, and the role that Ritual plays in the DPhiE sorority experience,” said Roxanne Donovan, International President. “She has a wonderful role model to follow, and Cheryl Lamm’s leadership paves the way for Heather to help new generations of members experience the meaningful rituals we share.”
Donovan said the sorority is grateful for Past International President Lamm’s service, and for the foundation she set for the key role of International Ritualist, caretaker to a key element of our sorority experience. “Cheryl set the highest bar, recognizing that the sisterhood experience evolves through the stages of our lives and is consequently enriched through the beauty and solemnity of our various rituals,” Donovan said.
Ms Green has served Delta Phi Epsilon in many volunteer and leadership roles, including Past International President of the Educational Foundation, current International Governing Board Member, and local chapter advisor.
“Following in the footsteps of a legend like Cheryl will not be easy, but I am honored and energized by the challenge and the important work to be done,” Ms. Locke Green said. “As International Ritualist, I will carry on the traditions that keep our sisterhood bond strong, while remaining open to the evolution of our lives, our selves and society.”
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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.
The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation Awards Annual Scholarships
Philadelphia, PA – The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation takes great pleasure in announcing the academic year 2022-23 scholarship recipients. These members demonstrated outstanding scholastic achievement, chapter leadership and community service.
The Educational Foundation awarded 12 general undergraduate scholarships as follows:
Gianna Bruno, Beta Psi chapter at Brandeis University
Margaret Anne Bornerman, Omega chapter at University of Miami
Madison Caren, Psi chapter at University of Georgia
Emily Carey, Epsilon Zeta chapter at LaSalle University
Julia Etkin, Zeta Kappa chapter at Union College
Mary Pat MacCrae, Zeta Epsilon chapter at Carleton University
Meaghan Mahar, Gamma chapter at Syracuse University
Moira Neary, Omega chapter at University of Miami
Priya Parekh, Delta Pi chapter at Penn State University
Abbigail Renner, Zeta Alpha chapter at Tennessee Technological University
Hannah Ryan, Epsilon Zeta chapter at LaSalle University
Jasmine Taylor, Gamma chapter at Syracuse University
The Educational Foundation awarded 4 general graduate scholarships as follows:
Samantha Cartagena, Zeta Gamma chapter at Kutztown University
Hannah Jacobson, Beta Psi chapter at Brandeis University
Margaret Knauss, Psi chapter at University of Georgia
Lindsay Woodard, Alpha chapter at New York University
The foundation also awarded the following endowed scholarships:
The Arleen Kruger Honick Scholarship was awarded to Rebekah Thompson, undergraduate member of the Psi chapter at University of Georgia.
The Dr. Toby Tamarkin Scholarship was awarded to Stephanie Bullock, undergraduate member of the Psi chapter at University of Georgia.
The Madeleine Claire McNulty Scholarship fund awarded two $5,000 scholarships this round as follows: Breana Farney, undergraduate member of the Delta Sigma chapter at Rider University and Eve Francisco, undergraduate member of the Delta Pi chapter at Penn State University.
Scholarship committee chair, JoEllen Gregie, stated, “The past year has been so challenging for so many. The essays we read truly underscored the great need our members have for support. Identifying the top candidates was no easy task. Our readers were diligent in their review. These winners should be congratulated for their hard work in obtaining a scholarship for 2022-23”
The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation offers its congratulations to the 2022-23 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.