Delta Epsilon Psi
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Delta Epsilon Psi is a South Asian interest service fraternity. Delta Epsilon Psi was founded at the University of Texas, Austin in 1998 by 18 men that came together sensing the urgency of a unified South Asian voice at their university. Since then, Delta Epsilon Psi has grown to be the largest South Asian interest fraternity in the nation.
The purpose of Delta Epsilon Psi is to develop leadership qualities within its members by instilling within them the 3 pillars (Brotherhood, Discipline, and Commitment) upon which the fraternity was founded.
The purpose of Delta Epsilon Psi is to develop leadership qualities within its members by instilling within them the 3 pillars (Brotherhood, Discipline, and Commitment) upon which the fraternity was founded.
Mission Statement
We the brothers of Delta Epsilon Psi, vow to be a fraternity whose primary purpose is to instill Brotherhood, Discipline and Commitment within its members through various social and service driven endeavors.Chapters and Colonies
- Founding Chapter: University of Texas - Austin
- Alpha Chapter: University of Houston
- Beta Chapter: University of Texas - Dallas
- Gamma Chapter: Texas A&M University
- Epsilon Chapter: Oklahoma University
- Zeta Chapter: Baylor University
- Eta Colony: Oklahoma State University
- Theta Chapter: University of South Florida
- Iota Chapter: University of Texas - San Antonio
- Kappa Chapter: Rutgers University - New Brunswick
- Lambda Chapter: University of Central Florida
- Mu Colony: Texas Tech University
- Nu Colony: University of Miami
- Xi Chapter: Drexel University
- Omicron Colony:
- Pi Colony: University of Texas - Arlington
- Rho Colony: University of Florida
- Sigma Colony: University of the Sciences in Philadelphia
- Tau Colony: New Jersey Institute of Technology
- Upsilon Colony:
- Phi Colony:
- Chi Colony:
- Psi Colony:
- Alpha Alpha Colony: University of Georgia
- Alpha Beta Colony: Wayne State University
- Alpha Gamma Colony:
- Alpha Delta Colony:
- Alpha Epsilon Colony: University of Connecticut