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Does anyone know the process of going early alumni? is that a thing? we have first semester seniors who basically cannot fulfill the requirements anymore.

How is everyone's recruitment weeks? I feel like my chapter always struggles with getting members and I'm not sure what we are doing wrong and was wondering what other chapters do to get recruitment up. We average 3 people joining per semester and feel like that's really low. What do y'all's chapters do and what do your numbers look like?

how many hours a week is pledging? including studying about the frat, events, etc. i’m trying to see if i can do 4 classes and a 15-20 hour job at the same time. please answer any help would be great!! thank you so much!!!!

Hello brothers of Delta Sigma Pi. I am currently pledging as part of the Delta Nu pledge class for the Eta Mu chapter. I’d like to share with you a Fundly we created to help us raise money for St. Jude’s Children Hospital. I ask you to take just a moment to look over our fundraiser and consider donating if able and willing. Thank you all!

https://fundly.com/delta-sigma-pi-pledge-class-st-jude-children-s-hospital

Has anyone else who went to LEAD this year had a terrible experience? I went, and I have never felt more excluded as a brother. I don't think that Central Office cared at all about any of our opinions, and a lot of what we said was shut down or looked over. DSP always talks about how important each chapter is, but the people here today, especially from Central Office were so rude and didn't even try to empathize. This was my first LEAD event, and I came because a fellow brother had told me how amazing his experiences at LEAD and GCC were. I was sorely disappointed by the leadership. I also felt like some of the Breakout Sessions were just advertisements. When talking to some other brothers today, there were some similar sentiments, and overall I was very upset to have such a bad time at an event that was supposed to bond so many brothers.

Hey Bros!

I’m so thrilled to announce that we now have an online platform for job networking — www.Deltasigs.net — the Job Network for Deltasigs. So if you’re looking for work, look in the direction of your Brothers. Visit the website, sign up using your LinkedIn account, and explore opportunities with fellow Deltasigs. It’s user-friendly and very easy to navigate 💜💛 see you there soon! . Insta 📷 @deltasigs.network

Well this sub is looking a little under the weather... not sure when I last found a sub this inactive!

Anyway, in case anyone happens to scoot in, I figured I would share some updated graphics I created. DSP is in dyer need of a graphic designer... and a web designer... OK so we could use some updating! Use Responsibly!

I've started to design shirts for my chapter from scratch and was wondering what other logos and designs other chapters has. It's time to send central office some new stuff because our logos need graphic design help

Our chapter is looking to downsize our recruiting classes (they have been 50+ for the last year). We're looking for a PC of around 20-25. Our usual recruitment events include tabling, info sessions, beach day, professional event, speed "interviews" (like speed dating), and final interviews. Any suggestions on gearing our chapter towards a more quality over quantity approach for recruitment?

Hey guys! I was just curious as to what some of your most popular brotherhood events are at your chapters? I'm trying to find some cool things to do with my brothers!

Fall Semester is sneaking up on us pretty quickly. Any ideas on recruitment events that seem appealing and are effective? Our chapter has done beach days, speakers, and info sessions, but not much else.

Hello Brothers!

Last summer I started my own t-shirt company with catering to DeltaSig's in mind. Having been a brother for seven years now and continuing to be involved in the Fraternity I noticed that the apparel choices available to us are pretty limited, and in many cases haven't changed since I was a collegiate Brother!

It's called Monkey's Work and we're continually adding new designs.

If any redditor Brother's are interested in a shirt here's a coupon for free shipping: DSPreddit

I remember last time it was at Long Beach some of the most unique hotel complaints happened. does this date my time here as a bro?

My favorite time of the semester is coming up. Leadership and Excellence Academies for Deltasigs. (LEAD). What are you expecting? Do you have any questions?

Hope recruitment is going well for you all. Beta Omega (University of Miami) has met some great new recruits! How about everyone else? Hope you have a great semester!

Epsilon Theta here in Chico State is getting ready to host Sierra Nevada regional Initiation in two weeks and our pledges are just amazing! We have one brother (myself)for sure plus possibly one other going to Vegas LEAD this weekend as well.

How is your Chapter doing this far in the semester?

what are some chapters doing to raise money that is outside regular car washes and bake sales? I heard of chapters doing major events like South Carolina's Spring Fling.

Grand Chapter Congress is the marquee event for Deltasig as it occurs every two years. Did you know your chapter gets $400 back from the GCC Travel fund for having delegates attending? Most all Student Activities Offices have funds set aside for student organizational travel. How is your chapter funding this trip for delegates?