Empowering others through formal education has been shown to lift entire populations. Delta Phi Epsilon is committed to sustaining our founders’ legacy by promoting our members as leaders, scholars, and innovators. To encourage the success and accessibility of education for our sisters, The Delta Phi Epsilon Educational Foundation provides merit and need-based scholarships.
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Initiated undergraduate members of Delta Phi Epsilon are eligible to apply for the 2023 – 2024 academic year scholarships if they meet the following eligibility requirements:
Eligibility Requirements:
Graduate students who are Delta Phi Epsilon initiated members in good standing and will be enrolled as full-time students in the 2022-23 academic year will be eligible to apply for scholarships in the following fiscal year. All scholarships will be paid directly to the Institution for the Fall 2023 term. Past recipients are welcomed to apply again.
Delta Phi Epsilon Eligibility Requirements:
“As a recipient of Delta Phi Epsilon’s Educational Foundation Scholarship, I am humble, thankful, and joyous to be able to continue my academic and professional endeavors to the fullest extent. The sisterhood bond as well as the vast resources Delta Phi Epsilon provides demonstrates inclusion, guidance, and compassion to women everywhere, and I am grateful to actively engage in these pursuits.”
Julia Etkin - Zeta Kappa Chapter at Union College, 2021 Undergraduate Scholarship Recipient
“I am immensely grateful for all the wonderful opportunities that DPhiE has opened up for me since my initiation. Being a sister gave me an amazing chance to be surrounded by smart, creative, charismatic and hardworking women, whose unconditional support and encouragement helped me a lot in my academic endeavors. Thank you Toby Tamarkin for supporting me in my studies, sincerely grateful for your generous donation.”
Sofiia Nikiforova - Beta Pi Chapter at Concordia University, 2021 Toby Tamakrin Scholarship Recipient
“This past year, Delta Phi Epsilon has become my home away from home, and the sisters I have met make up a wonderful community of driven, compassionate, and intelligent women that I am so proud to now be a part of. Thank you DPhiE Educational Foundation for this incredibly generous donation toward furthering my education at University of Georgia--this group of women and this donation encourages me to strive for excellence in all that I do, especially in my education. Thank you, Delta Phi Epsilon!”
Jamie Martin - Psi Chapter at University of Georgia, 2021 Undergraduate Scholarship Recipient
Dr. Toby Tamarkin of the Sigma Chapter at The Ohio State University worked her way through college. Her focused dedication to her education while having to work a job is a testament to her fortitude. Her drive created a successful 33-year career as a teacher, professor and administrator, touching the lives of hundreds of students. She also was a leader in language education at the local, state, regional and national level. First granted in 2017, the Dr. Toby Tamarkin Scholarship is awarded to the recipient who demonstrates this drive.
Applicants must be studying for a career in education and must have a job to help them attain their goal. Graduate students who apply should be involved in at least one organization in their educational field.
Awarded for the first time in 2019, The Madeleine Claire McNulty Scholarship, named in commemoration of the daughter of Past International President Dawn Barta McNulty, Phi Sigma Chapter at Northern Illinois University was created to support a sorority member who has overcome a medical, personal or family difficulty. Madeleine was a diligent student, passionate dancer and Special Olympics gold medalist. She embodied our founding values of Justice, Sisterhood, and Love.
Having battled a lifelong seizure disorder, Madeleine lost her battle with epilepsy early last year. The McNulty family had designated the Educational Foundation to receive donations in memory of their beloved daughter and has since endowed this scholarship.
Arleen Kruger Honick is one of our sisterhood’s most prolific leaders, volunteers and supporters. Adding to her years of dedication to Delta Phi Epsilon, Arleen’s commitment has reached even greater heights recently with the Arleen Kruger Honick Scholarship named in her honor. This scholarship, which began in 2018, honors Arleen for her dedication to DPhiE through volunteering and serving as past international president. Recipients of the Arleen Kruger Honick Scholarship must be undergraduate members of the Psi Chapter at the University of Georgia, Honick’s home chapter.