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Meghan Schramm, Albany (NY) 

Major: Digital Forensics

What inspired you to join Delta Sigma Pi? I was looking for an organization to help me grow professionally and socially. My sister, who was also a Delta Sigma Pi brother at my chapter, recommended I come out and I haven’t looked back since.

What is your overarching career goal? I want to work for the FBI as a digital forensics examiner or specialist.

Hannah Towers, Eckerd (FL)

Major: Business Management and Environmental Studies

What inspired you to join Delta Sigma Pi? Business is not a very popular major at my small, liberal arts college. I really wanted to be involved, and the lack of students sharing my interests in business often created a hard disconnect. After discovering Delta Sigma Pi, I joined during my first semester at college!

What is your overarching career goal? I want to combine my major interests of business management and environmental studies, such as being the manager of an environmental firm or something in coastal management. I love both of my majors and love how much they connect once you really study them.

Susan Ubogu, Massachusetts-Amherst 

Major: Computer Science and Operations and Information Management 

Why did you join the Collegiate Advisory Committee? I wanted to give back on a national level. Through my chapter, I have gotten so much out of this Fraternity, and I want to give back to it. It’s important because we are the demographic for this organization, so it’s essential we have a voice in the changes that will be made. One of the most important issues that we have addressed is trying to standardize diversity initiatives nationwide. I’m a brother of the Pi Rho Chapter and we are leaders in this sphere, so trying to make it a national requirement has been very rewarding for me.

In what ways has brotherhood in Delta Sigma Pi benefited you? Being an international student so far away from home can be a very daunting affair; I came to school knowing exactly what I wanted to do in my career and how to get there, but getting here and actually doing it was incredibly scary at first. Delta Sigma Pi gave me a home, it gave me people that I can call family and it has given me the desire to give back to my community, my school, and my fraternity.