We the Brothers of the Delta Epsilon Psi Fraternity, Inc. would like to welcome you to our National Website. Our website provides a wide range of information about Delta Epsilon Psi, the largest South Asian fraternity in the world, and our various chapters and colonies. Within the website you will find information about Delta Epsilon Psi’s rich historical roots from its humble beginning in Austin, Texas to our reach across the nation. You will also discover the commitment the fraternity maintains to our ideals in philanthropy and our mission to serve the world community. Information about membership and the brothers of Delta Epsilon Psi are just a few insights you will find in addition to the wide array of current news and events from our chapters and colonies.
The Brothers of Delta Epsilon Psi strive to excel in both social and service driven endeavors and we implore you to join us in our journey. For more information, please follow the provided links to our external sites and our social network connections.
We are excited to finally announce the long awaited return: Delta Blue Stroll Off 2 – For the Culture!
Last year, we saw teams go all out to seek the glorious crown, but this year is a different story. This year, you MUST bring the CULTURE to reign supreme!
On October 1st 1998, Delta Epsilon Psi was founded by a motivated unit of 18 brothers. On October 1st 2017, Delta Epsilon Psi will search for the best strollers in the nation in an epic contest! Which chapter or colony will be crowned king!? Can someone knock off the reigning champions THE KAPPA KINGS!? Only one can take the throne!! Stay tuned for more info! #DBSO2#DeltaBlue #DEPsi
Phew! Another year in the books! Between classes, work, commitments, events, and social life; the school year of Fall 2016 and Spring 2017 definitely left the brothers of Tau Colony feeling a tad weary at the end of the year. However, all of the work......
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An interested set of individuals began their journey in the second half of 2014’s Fall Semester at Mercer University. They were determined to bring an officially established colony of Delta Epsilon Psi Fraternity Inc. to the city of Macon, Georgia. The interested group of men......
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As brothers of Delta Epsilon Psi at Alpha Kappa Colony, we were able to accomplish a long time goal through our Signature Service Event of the year. For the first time ever, we held a 6v6 Dodging Diabetes Tournament here at the University of Illinois......
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The latest Alumni Spotlight goes to Keyur Patel from Founding Class, Xi Chapter.
Keyur Patel was part of the revolutionary founding line of Xi Chapter that marked the rebirth of Delta Epsilon Psi in 2008. During his tenure as an active, he held the role of treasurer for his local chapter for several years. Along with his line brother Akhil Patel, Keyur brought the first Greek probate to Drexel University for Xi Chapter’s Zeta line. His engagement with recruitment lead to a rapid expansion to new schools within the Northeast region from 2008-2011.
Professionally, Keyur has focused on supply chain work within healthcare and retail, holding a variety of roles at Johnson & Johnson and Amazon. He recently graduated with his MBA from Harvard Business School and now works as a management consultant for the Boston Consulting Group in Summit, NJ. He is married (DPO sister) with no kids, but does have a dog – just what every Indian parent hopes for.
Keyur’s favorite pillar is Discipline. Talent without discipline is just wasted opportunity. We’re all capable of much more than we believe, we just have to put in the work.
We look forward to seeing how high you can raise the bar, brother! #DEPsi #DEPsiAlumni
We hold our pillars as fundamental cornerstones which bond our brothers across the nation. Today, we strive to build South Asian presence at prestigious universities across the nation; however, our goals and purpose have expanded to a much more diverse array of motivations.
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"My favorite pillar is Discipline. Talent without discipline is just wasted opportunity. We’re all capable of much more than we believe, we just have to put in the work."
My favorite pillar is Brotherhood. I attribute a lot of my success to my chapter brothers' brotherhood. Their unflagging support of my decision to leave entrepreneurship to pursue a legal career gave me the confidence to succeed.
My favorite pillar is Brotherhood. I believe that while hard work and strong ethic can go a long way, the wisdom to lead comes only from sharing brotherhood. I attribute the origin of much of my managerial skillsets that I've developed to my experiences working with brothers across the nation.