Founding Information
What year was DEM nationally founded?
1996
When was our chapter founded?
April 24, 2011
What are the four pillars of DEM?
LDFS
Loyalty, Dedication, Friendship, and Support
What District are we in?
District 5
How many letters are in the Greek Alphabet?
24
When is Founder's Day?
May 3rd
Who is the President of our chapter?
Isra Mounla
What are the three family lines within DEM?
Walt DEM, Olympian, and Super
What four states are in our district?
Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, and Nebraska
Name an inactive DEM chapter.
Alpha Chapter - Binghamton University (inactive)
Xi Chapter - University of Missouri (inactive)
Pi Chapter - Kansas State University (inactive)
What university was DEM founded at?
Binghamton University
Who is the Inclusion Chair for our chapter?
Abby LaFerney
What is the Omega Class?
Reserved for all of the members of a given chapter who have passed away.
Which national directors fall under the Office of Finance?
National Directors of Accounting and Fundraising
Who is the Historian of our chapter?
Ryen Lahey
Name two out of the four National Founders
Debbie Amster
Ellen Hoffman
Marianna Strakhan
Teri Broslawski
Who is the Fundraising Chair for our chapter?
Adwaith Nair
What does Crimson represent?
Represent our passion to succeed and symbolizes the mentality of Delta Epsilon Mu, that of energy, strength, and determination.
Which national directors fall under the Office of External Affairs?
National Directors of Sponsorship and Public Relations
What is the Omega Chapter?
Reserved for all members of DEM who have passed.
What does Mu stand for?
Symbolizes entities that are barely visible and have negligible influence as individual parts, but when brought together have the capacity for greater impact.
Name two out of the four founders of the Kappa chapter. 100 extra points if you can name their family lines.
Nusrat Malek - Walt DEM
Michael Dawar - Walt DEM
Jessica Watts - Walt DEM
Prab Girn - Olympian
Andrew Bui - Olympian
Shawn Steine - Olympian
What do the colors Black and White symbolize?
Symbolize both extremes and duality, and represent the many differing backgrounds, ideologies and interests that our members bring to the fraternity. These contrasting yet complementary colors demonstrate the strength of being individuals of differing backgrounds together under a common.
What does Epsilon stand for?
The astronomical designation of several nearby stars. The concept of striving for distant goals that can be achieved through hard work and cooperation.
What does Delta stand for?
The difference between separate entities that are connected through a shared ideology and creed. Fellowship, loyalty, and dedication to Delta Epsilon Mu and all that it stands for across chapters and individuals.