SIGMA DELTA

CHARTER PETITION

TO THE INTERNATIONAL FRATERNITY OF

DELTA SIGMA PI

March 26, 1979

Mr. Ben H. Wolfenherger Executive Director International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 1^5056

Dear Mr. �olfenherger.

This is to officially notify you that it was voted on March, 19t 1979 to he the desire and intent of the charter chapter at State University to seek an official charter from the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi.

�e understand that documentation of our past activities and future plan� must he suhmitted to you hy April 5t 1979 in order to comply with our tenative initiation date of May 5� 1979*

We are anxious to hecome the newest and one of the hest chapters of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi.

Sincerely,

Steve Koch President Charter Chapter International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi San Diego State University

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.aIdo^/Y\(l A w^t 3^m /^an Diego State University was founded March 13� 1897 as a training school for elementary school teachers. In 1921 it was reorganized int a four-year State Teachers' College and in 1935 it hecame San Diego State College to reflect the growth in clriculum from strictly teacher training. Again in 1971 the name was changed, this time to California State University, San Diego and after a long campaign by alumni the final name change to

San Diego State University was approved in 1973�

The present location established in 1931* is a 275 acre campus located on the south mesa above Mission Valley not far from the

' 208 year old San Diego de Alcala, Califoimia s first mission.

The seven original campus buildings bear a strong resemblance to typical California missions with their open-faced bell towers, arches and covered passages. Recent campus additions retain elements of the mission style but add a modem, multi-story appearance.

Ei^ty-three percent of the 1,900 professors on the permanent teaching facility hold doctorates in their discipline.

Undergraduate degrees include Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of

Science, Bachelor of Music, or Bachelor of Vocational Education in

some 72 fields.

The Graduate School was founded in 19^9 and awards a Master of Arts and Master of Science degree in over 50 fields. Two-year

programs are available for Master of Business Administration,

Master of City Planning and Social Work. Doctoral degrees in

Chemistry, Ecology and Genetics are awarded jointly with the

University of California.

As one of the 19 Universities in the Californis State University

and College System, San Diego State University adds an enrollment of

29,000 to the system total of 30^1-, 000 students.

San Diego State University's schools and colleges Include, the

College of Business Administration, College of Arts and Letters,

College of Education, College of Engineering, College of Professional

Studies, College of Sciences, and the School of Social Work.

Also offered are full year credit studies on university cajnpuses

in 12 foreign countries.

Campus radio, KPBS FM and television, KPBS TV stations serve

San Diego Goxmty.

Over 200 student organizations are established on campus including

Phi Beta Kappa established in 197^, 1^ national social fraternities

and 10 national social sororities.

School colors; Red and Black

Mascot: Aztec

Athletics: Member Western Athletic Conference (WAC)

Accreditation: Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. The College of Business Administration at San Diego State University had its beginning with the establishment in 1921 of the Department of

Commerce. In 1935 the first A. B. degree in Liberal Arts with a major in Commerce was granted. The first separation in listing

Commerce and Economics classes came in 19^ and in 1951 it became the

Division of Business. The name again changed to the Division of

Business Administration in 1955* in 1958 application was submitted for accreditation to the American Association of Collegiate Schools of

Business and subsequently was granted. The name again was changed to the School of Business Administration and recently again to its cxorrent designation, The College of Business Administration. The ideological beginning of Delta Sigma Pi at San Diego State

University dates at least as early as 1958 to an accredidation report prepared by the faculty and administration of the Division of Business.

(APPENDIX a) .

Its recent beginnings were at the Intermountain Regional Conference hosted by Gamma Omega in October, 1978 when the possibility of a chapter at San Diego State was discussed between several alumni and Grand President Bill Tatum. Later that month Bill Tatum visited

Dean Hungate to insure his support. He was enthusiastically received and plans for a spring semester rush were made. Several weeks later

Dean Hungate was again visited this time tsy Executive Director

Ben Wolferberger. Again, the Dean insured his desire and support of a Delta Sigma Pi chapter at San Diego State University.

Preparations for a rush table began with the posting of signs furnished liy the Central Office and coiartesy of Gamma Omega chapter and Carl Brown. On Tuesday February 13th and Wednesday February l^th the table was set up and manned by Grand President Bill Tatum and

Gamma Omega alumni Greg Kasun. Over sixty interested students signed up. An introductory meeting held on Wednesday February l^th with a smaller than anticipated number in attendance. Plans were made for a follow up meeting ajid it was held on February 25th. Although the attendance at this meeting was again small, this group took the initiative to plan a second rush table and rush function, organize a setting, and get campus wide advertising. (Appendix A) .

The event a "kegger" party with beer supplied ly area aliomni was a success and over '^-O students attended and plans were made for a

fourth meeting. This meeting resulted in the election of officers:

Steve Koch President

Steve Kagel Vice-President

Lee Ho Treasijrer

Anne Demos Secretary

John Frederick Historian

Committees were established and possible projects were discussed.

Plans for futirce meetings to be held at Aztec Center on Sunday

to evenings at 5:30 pm were made and committees sent out Investigate

their projects.

As meetings continued chapter projects were determined to be:

Financial - SDSU College of Business T-shirt sale. The sale has

just been completed, over 250 sold, and distribution

of shirts ordered is scheduled for the week of

April 16-19.

Service - The repair and clean-up of the Child Care center on

campus adjacent to the College of Business. Professional - A tour of Bernardo Winery in Rancho Bernardo is

scheduled, a tour of Pacific Southwest Airlines

is pending, ajad contact has been made for a speaker

from local business.

Social - An Installation Banquet at the Atlantis Restaurant.

Papers are on file for the granting of on campus status for

the organization. (Appendix A). The Present The College of Business Administration headed by Dean Robert

P. Hungate is located on the third and fourth floors of the Business

Administration/Mathematics building on the far east side of campus.

It is divided into six departments:

School of Accountancy with 38 full and part-time instructors

Finance Department with ^1 fxill and part-time instructors

Information Systems Department with 27 full and part-time instructors

Management Department with 36 full and part-time instructors

Marketing Department with 28 full and part-time instructors

Currently there ar 15 College of Business Administration based

organizations headed by the Associated Business Students Council.

Total undergraduate enrollment for the fall semester of 1978

was 5,026 students. 2,3^6 were Pre-Business majors, underclassmen

are designated Pre-Business majors since entrance to a professional

program is limited to upperclassmen, 95^ Accounting majors, 659

Management majors, Marketing-W+ majors. Finance -335 majors,

m6 majors in Information Systems, 116 in Real Estate, and 26

Indurance majors.

The University operates on a semester system. Fall semester

classes begin in early September and end in late December, Spring

classes meet from late January to early May. SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Robert P . Hungate . . Dean

Maurice L. Crawford Associate Dean

Williajn F. Barber .. Associate Dean for Graduate Studies in Business Administration

Penny L . Wright .... Assistant Deaji for Student Affairs

Leroy Lewis , Center for Continuing Education in Business

Oliver Galbraith III , Quantitive Methods Coordinator

Robert G. Langerbach .Business Education Coordinator

Alee Johnson ...... Coordinator, Bridges to Business SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

FACULTY

SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY

Allan R. Bailey (Director) Steven S. Adams Arthur Brodshatzer Sharon Douglas M. S. Henderson Charles W. Laanden Kevin M. Lightner Stephen Limberg Robert A, Meier Robert Meigs Vem E. Odmark Gary A. Porter Richard A. Sajnuelson Ted Skekel Leslie W. Snudden Howard R. Toole Gerald E. Whittenbxirg Ray Whittington

James E . Williajnson

Part-time Accoiinting

John C. Bost Robert Cairns Joe Edmonds Mary Ferrara Cathy Goggin Bruce Hanson William C. Hilke Yvonne Jones Edward Kahn Harry D. Kerrigan Leonard J. Krepshaw Barrett Lambert Thomas E. Mullen Jose R. Munoz Fred Rodgers Lyle K. Rowe Joanna Schwend Walt Seymour Norman S. Solomon FACULTY Continued.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT

Peiter A. Vandenberg (Chairman) Daji Anderson Russell L. Block Errol Cowan Ronald R. Crabb Robert T. Fisher

William H . Hippake Robert C. Hutchins Briaji M. Neuberger William A. Nye William W. Reints Simon Reznikoff Kanwal S. Sachdeva James L Short Charles R. Smith William E. Sterk Thomas Warschauer Heiko Wijnholds

Part-time Finance

Dorothy Anderson John C. Bost Shannon Cutsinger Carol M. Damoose Marna L. Davis Lawrence E. De Simone H. H. Fisher Peter W. Griffith Judith L. Haller Don L. Harrington Lloyd V. Hill James V/. Hodges Ronald H. Kendrick Joel M. Kriger Joseph La Breche Stephen M. Margolin Randal A. Okamanra Richard G. Pacco Mark Pollick Ed Schroeder Stephen E. Temko Gerald C. Wagner Tucker Weaver FACULTY Continued.

INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT

Norman E. Sondak (Chairman) E. C. Archer Maurice L. Crawford William R. Feeney Richard Hatch Mel Kanner L. Lee Lane Robert G. Langerbach William E. Spaulding James R. Stallard Trevor Swajison Gretchen N. Vik

Part-time Information Systems

Rhoenna P. Armster Judith Barney Joe B. Crownover Dorothy J. Dykman Jeffrey Figler Edwin J. Fix Joseph L. McMenamin John Minteer Betty L. Padelford

Ramona J . Richardson Robert Ripley Neil Satterwhite Dave Stickels Reier Torgerson G. H. Wight

MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT

William R, Sherrard (Chairman) Thomas J. Atchison James R, Beatty James A. Belasco David W. Belcher Milton M. Chen Oliver Galbraith III Jaisingh V. Ghorpaxie David W. Hampton Rick Hesse James R. Lackritz Nanshl R. Matsuura Nancy W. Mitry Daryl G. Mitton Lynn H. Peters ' "----^ A. C. (chad) Pierson FACULTY Continued.

MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT Continued

John J. Rodenrys Howard L. Smith William R. Soukup Alexander L. Srbich Israel Untermaji

Part-time Majiagement

Robert A. Belden Raymond C. Bruce Richard Clelland Linda Hess Willie Hopkins Johanna Hunsaker Joseph J. Kronzer Vivian Lee Delbert M. Nebeker Rovert Rantschler Richard W. Scholl Kenneth C. Shumate Frances Torbert Scott C. Wilson Penny Wright

MARKETING DEPARTMENT

Robert W. Haas (Chairman) William Barber Michael A. Belch Richard D. Darlet Gregory M. Gazda Alan E. Hale Georgia A. Kenyon Donald A, Lindgren John B. McFall Donald Sciglimpaglia Robert B, Settle Dinoo J, Vanier Thomas R. Wotruba

Part-time Marketing

Pamela L Alreck Lynn Bryant Milton F. Callero Michael J. Casinelli Donald C. Clothier Julie A. Currie Allan Easton Richard J English FACULTY Continued.

Part-time Marketing Continued

John K. Fielder Randall D. Grimm James Inglis Raymond R. Raymonde Jeffrey L. Robinson Charles J. Stiffler Craig S. Walker SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS

Associated Business Students Council

A.I.E.S.E.C.

American Marketing Association

Beta Alpha Psi

Data Processing Management Association

Finance Investment Club

Insurance Students Association

Internship Bureau

National Association of Accountants

Personnel Management Association

Rho Epsilon

Sigma Iota Epsilon

Society For Advancement of Management

Student Employment Center

Women in Business A A A A A A A 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

D-6 Central Chilling Plant C-9 Faculty Lounge D-3 Central Mail Facility (Hardy 5544) B-8 Family Studies!

- OfJ CAMPUS MAP INDEX D-10 Chemistry Geology E-6 Foundation E-9 Child Care Center D-3 Hardy Avenue! 5 D-6 Classroom Building E-3 Hardy Avenue 5 C-8 Administration E-6 College Annex (Hardy 5852-82/ E-3 Hardy Avenue 5 D-2 Alumni House/ Aztec Ciub HA 852-82) E-4 Hardy Avenue E-4 Anthropology (Hardy 5705/HA 705) E-6 College Avenue 5168-5170% E-6 Hardy Avenues B-9 Art (CA 168-70'/j) C-9 Hardy Memorial B-9 Art Classrooms D-9 Computer Center E-5 Health Services D-4 Aztec Bowi (WG 800) E-4 College of Extended Studies C-3 31 � E-S Aztec Center (Hardy 5707/HA 707) C-8 Hepner Hall D-9 Aztec Shops (Bookstore) D-3 Counseling Center (Hardy 5630/HA 630) F-6 Home ManageiW Arts D-2 Black Communications Center E-6 Crafts Center (Hardy 5828/HA 828) C-10 Industrial (Hardy 5505/HA 505) D-7 Dramatic Arts E-5 INFORMATION D-10 Business Administration & D-9 East Commons Cafeteria E-7 INFORMATION! for Cul� Mathematics D-9 Education D-2 institute East E-4 Campanile 5170-86 (CA 170-86) F-6 El Nodo (College 5164/CA 164) D-8 Library E-4 Campanile 5154-68 (CA 154-68) C-10 Engineering C-9 Life Sciences Paseo 56" D-9 Campus Laboratory School E-5 Emerald Isle E-3 Lindo Hall E-4 Lindo Paseo 5710-12 (LP 710-12) E-6 Seabury (College Ave. 5194/CA 194) ol C-8 Love Library C-1 0 College Engineering and Park D-6 Music Classrooms C-7 Scrlpps Cottage C-8 Music - Speech/ KPBS-TV Studio C-11 Shipping and Receiving C-2 D-10 North Education Smith Field (PG 630) C-7 Social Science D-10 Old Health Services C-8 Old Library (Test Office & Art) C-12 Souie Building C-7 Arts/ KPBS-FM Studio D-7 Open Air Theater Speech D-1 Field (PG 500 & 510) C-3 Sportsman C-12 T- 47 a 48 D-3 Pewam Center (Hardy 5689/HA 689) Buildings 1-13, C-2 Pool C-9 Physical Sciences Terry C-9 Physics D-2 Veteran's Affairs (Hardy 5525/HA 525)

- C-7 West Commons Cafeteria C-9 Physics Astronomy D-6 Women's C-3 Physical Education Gymnasium D-5 Women's C-1 P.E. Tennis Courts (PG 640-650) Piayfleid Tennis Courts (WG 700-730) C-11 Physical Plant D-9 Residence Commons Cafeteria Residence Halls (see next column) MIERICM PI BLKIIEKS INC & C-1 (West) TarastBc, Toltec Zapotec �ISM MiSSION HAV OHivl Zura SAN I) f( O. < Allf 921OT F-7 (East) Maya, Olmeca & <^\s:aornni^ricU^iRon� COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY SAN DIEGO, CA 92182

(714) 286-5301

March 30, 1979

Mr. Ben H. Wolfenberger Executive Director International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio 45056

Dear Mr. Wolfenberger:

On behalf of the College of Business Administration, I would like to offer full support in regard to Delta Sigma Pi.

I fully support the idea of having a national, all-major business fraternity on campus, and feel the fraternity will lead to professional growth and understanding of all business majors.

Presently, forty-five prople are pledging and there is a fund raiser started and a service project. I feel with this amount of interest and support, there is enough incentive to keep a chapter active.

Sincerely,

Robert P. Hungate College of Business Administrative

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THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGES COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY SAN DIEGO, CA 92182

(714) 286-5301

March 23, 1979

Board of Directors Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Avenue Oxford, Ohio ^5056

Gentlemen:

On behalf of the students and the faculty of the College of Business Administration at San Diego State University, I am asking for your support in starting a chapter on our campus.

At a recent orientation in which the Grand President, Mr. Tatum was present, ^3 students attended. The students are very enthused about the possibilities of having an established chapter. We had met on a few occasions and now need your support. I am willing to help start the chapter and serve in an advisory capacity. I am a Brother at Arizona State University and have enjoyed my relationship with Delta Sigma Pi. I you have any questions, please contact me at (71^) 463-l'*0O.

Jeffery Figler Lecturer Information Systems Department

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THE CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGES March 31 , 1979

The Board of Directors of Delta Sigma Pi c/o Mr. Ben H. Wolfenberger Executive Director International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Ave. Oxford, Ohio 45056

Dear Brothers,

It is my honor and privilege to submit to you this recommendation for the granting of a chapter charter to Sigma Delta at San Diego State University.

My involvement with the organizational efforts began with our original recruiting table and rush functions. This organization has done an outstanding job in establishing themselves in the necessary framework for a sucessful chapter. They, in a very short time, plajmed added inash functions, elected officers and appointed committee chairmenv and established professional, financial, service and social projects.

I feel that they have conducted themselves in a mature and professional manner and will perform admirably as our newest chapter of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi.

Rr^temally^ j.

/O^Lmes G. Kasun Giamma Omega 772 April 2, 1979

Board of Directors of Delta Sigma Pi c/o Mr. Ben H. Wolfenberger Executive Director International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi 330 South Campus Ave. Oxford, Ohio 45056

Dear Brothers,

Recommending to you the granting of a chapter charter to Sigma Delta at San Diego State University is one of the most personsuLly rewarding events of my association with Delta Sigma Pi for I have seen a tremendous growth of enthusiasm and commitment to ovac fraternity ideals. It is one thing to join a chapter that is established and "inherit" this commitment, but this group has developed it from within. Watching this happen has been to me an affirmation of the value of our fraternity goals and objectives �

The ability of Sigma Delta to survive as an organization is fact. They have, In a very short period of time, organized themselves and conducted, sucessfully the necessary activities for survival. Their ability to survive as a fraternity can not be as easily, but it also is there.

This chapter will have strong support from the faculty, the administration and from alumni to aid in its development. Its leadership is strong and student Interest is growing.

Victor Hugo said, "There is nothing so powerfiil in the world as an idea whose time has come." The time has come for Delta Sigma Pi at San Diego State University

I look forward to my continued association with a fine group of students and an outstanding chapter.

Frateimally,

Jan Garland Gamma Omega 7^ The Future NAME, STEVEN FREDERICK KOCH

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5^^ 55th #1

San Diego, GA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (71^) 287-8668

HOME TOWN Garden Grove, GA

AGE 22 PLACE OF BIRTH Chicago. Ill,

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Junior GPA 3.29

NAME STEVE RONALD KAGEL

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5^8^ 55th #1

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (71^) 287-8668

GA HOME TOWN Los Gatos, ^

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH ^an Jose, CA

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Junior GPA ^2.50 NAME: LEE HUI HO

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5333 Baltimore Dr. #83

La Mesa, CA 920^1

TELEPHONE NUMBER (71^) 469-6252

HOME TOWN La Mesa, CA fe�*�f.

AGE 22 PLACE OF BIRTH "^^^ Angeles, CA

MAJOR Accounting YEAR Junior GPA 2.95

DEMOS NAME ANNE MARIE

COLLEGE ADDRESS 983O D Apple Tree Dr.

San Diego, GA 92124

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 277-60^3

GA HOME TOWN San Diego,

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH Whittier, CA

Senior MAJOR Accounting YEAR GPA 3-20 NAME JOHN KNOX FREDRICK

GOLLpIGE ADDRESS 6222 Madeline St. #132

San Diego, GA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 583-3558

HOME TOWN Fillmore , CA

AGE 23 PLACE OF BIRTH Phoenix, Arizona

MAJOR Accounting YEAR Juni^or GPA 3-il

NAME ANNE L. MUNZ

4601 St. #18 COLLEGE ADDRESS 6'3rd

San Diego, CA 92105

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 583-87I6

CA HOME TOWN Lancaster,

Lancaster, CA AGE 22 PLACE OF BIRTH

Junior 3*50 MAJOR Finance YEAR gPA NAME DOREEN E. RAPPOPORT

COLLEGE ADDRESS 7887 D Rancho Fanita Dr.

Santee. CA 92071

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 448-9086

HOME TOWN Santee, CA

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH �I III

MAJOR Accounting YEAR Junjor GPA 2.90

NAME MATTHEW WILLIAM SULLIVAN

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5335 Remington Rd. #207

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 582-1 366

CA HOME TOWN Walnut Creek,'

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH San Jose, CA

Jui^ioJ^ I4AJ0R Marketing YEAR GPA 3-50 NAME, JOHN MICHAEL KUNYSZ, JR.

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5505 Montezuma Rd. #238

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 287-3436

HOME TOWN Ontario, CA

AGE 19 PLACE OF BIRTH Upland, GA

MAJOR Accounting/Marketing YEAR Sophomore gPA 3 '76

NAMEj KATHY MARIE LEICESTER

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5734 Montezuma Rd.

San Diego, GA 92115

TELEPHOI^TE NUMBER (714) 582-9759

HOME TOWN Sacramento, CA

AGE 22 PLAGE OF BIRTH

2.48 MAJOR Management YEAR Junior GPA NAME OR IN "GUS" A. GUELL

COLLEGE ADDRESS 3926|- 8th Ave.

San Diego, CA 92103

TELEPHONE NUMHCR (714) 299-0428

HOME TOWN San Diego, CA

AGE 33 PLACE OF BIRTH Laxned, Kansas

MAJOR Accounting YEAR Junior gPA 2.91

NAME. CAROL ANN JOHNSTON

COLLEGE ADDRESS 6460 Lake Arrowhead #1 54

San Diego. GA 92119

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 463-6466

HOME, TOWN Tarzana, GA

AGE 21 PLAGE OF BIRTH Ramsteln. Germany

I4AJ0R Management YEAR Junior GPA 2.90 NAME HASSAN ALI FAYAD KONAIBER

SDSU COLLjEGE ADDRESS International Student Office,

San Diego, CA 92182

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 287-6865

HOME TOWN San Diego, CA

AGE 22 PLACE OF BIRTH

Ju^^P^ 2.50 MAJOR Management YEAR GPA

NAME CYNTHIA T.YNN KORN

COLLEGE ADDRESS 78?.-^ Tommy Dr. #50

San Diego f Ca 92119

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 697-8017

CA HOME TOWN Northridge.

OF BIRTH Northridge. CA AGE 20 PLAGE

�YEAR Junior GPA 3�20 MAJOR Ma.na.gement NAME SHASON ANNE URIBIE

COLLEGE ADDRESS 578? College Ave. #43

San Diego, CA 92120

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 583-7209

HOME TOWN San Diego, CA

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH Lodi. CA

MAJOR Management ^AR Junl^or gPA 2.80

NAME JAMES DALE VAUGHAN

COLLEGE ADDRESS 4190 Altadena #17

Sa^ Diego, CA 92105

TELEPHOInIE NUMBER (714) 284-6046

HOME TOWN Newport Beach, CA

AGE 22 PLACE OF BIRTH Dallas, TX

MAJOR Accounting YEAR Senior GPA 3-00 NAME DAVID M. YAMATE

COLLEGE ADDRESS 724 Moss St.

Chula Vista, CA 92011

TELEPHONE NUMBIilR (714) 422-4333

HOME TOWN Chula Vista, CA

AGE 22 PLACE OF BIRTH National City, GA

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Junior gPA 3.0

NAMBl STEVEN LEE VAN HOUTBN

COLLEGE ADDRESS 4748 68th Apt. C

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 461-6193

CA HOME TOWN Temple City,

Los CA AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH Angeles,

Junior GPA 3.10 MAJOR Finance YEAR NAME MARY JO D. MILLS

COLLEGE ADDRESS 8269 Orchard Ave.

La Mesa, GA 92041

TELEPHONE NUMHCR (714) 461-2712

HOME TOWN La Mesa, CA

AGE 23 PLACE OF BIRTH New Orleans, Louisiana

MAJOR Accounting YEAR Senior gPA 3.14

ALAN PONDER jjAMEl JIM

COLLEGE ADDRESS 4748 68th St.

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 461-6193

CA HOME TOWN Escondido,

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH Escondido. CA

Junior MAJOR Management YEAR GPA 3.00 NAME: REID H. ARNESEN

COLLEGE ADDRESS 6376 Rancho Mission Rd.

San Diego, CA 92108

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 563-5898

HOME TOWN Newport Beach. CA

AGE 22 PLACE OF BIRTH Hayward, CA

MAJOR Real Estate YEAR Junior GPA 2.70

NAME KAREN LOUISE SUMMERS

COLLEGE ADDRESS 4981 Catoctin Dr. #10

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 287-0849

HOME TOWN Mountain View, CA

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH San Francisco, CA

MAJOR Accounting YEAR Senior GPA 3.10 NAME LARRY STERN

GOLLSGE ADDRESS 6765 Alvarado Rd. #7

San Diego, CA 92120

TSLSPHOlN^ 'TW'IBER (714) 583-6459

HOI-ED TOWN Chicago , ILL

AGE 22 PLAGE OF BIRTH Chicago, 111.

MAJOR Finance YEAR Junior GPA 3.30

NAf4E JIM S. GOHRES

GOLLSGE ADDRESS 30^80 Chicago St.

San Diego, GA 92117

TELEPHONE NUT-IBER (714) 276-0458

HOME TOWN San Diego, CA

AGIinr? 21 PLAGE OF BIRTH San Diego, CA

MJOR Management YEAR Junior GPA 2.90 NAME IRVING HARRY KORNBLUM

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5505 Montezuma Rd. Box 906

San Diego, GA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 286-8109

HOME TOWN North Hollywood, GA

AGE 19 PLAGE OF BIRTH Los Angeles, GA

MAJOR Accounting YEAR Junior 'gPA 3.^2

NAME RANDY G. LONG

COLLEGE ADDRESS 6861 Alvarado Rd. #9

San Diego. GA 92120

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 286-2169

HOME TOWN Northridge, CA

OR AGE 21 PLAGE OF BIRTH Salem,

MAJOR Marketing TiiAR Junior GPA NAME ERIC ALTON LOBAUGH

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5484 55th #1

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 287-8668

HOME TOWN San Diego. CA

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH Saitama Ken, Japan

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Junior GPA 2.88

NAME: THEODORE A. McFARLAND

COLLjEGE ADDRESS 4304 Middlesex Dr.

San Diego, GA 92116

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 282-6055

HOME TOWN San Diego, GA

AGE 22 PLACE OF BIRTH Bethesda, MD

MAJOR Management YEAR Senior GPA 3.00 NAME JEFFREY ALAN BREKKS

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5095 Gedax Lane

La Mesa, California 92041

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 463-2477

HOME TOWN La Mesa, CA

AGE _20 PLACE OF BIRTH

MAJOR Management YEAR Junior GPA 3.20

NAME ROBERT ALFRED CASTLE

COLLEGE ADDRESS 4251 Marlborough #1

San Diego, CA 92105

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 282-8806

Guam HOME TOWN Tamuning,

Nevada AGE 22 PLAGE OF BIRTH Reno,

Junior 2.20 MAJOR Marketing YEAR GPA NAME SHELLIE KLAFER

COLLEGE ADDRESS 4881 College Village Apts. #85

San Diego. CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMHCR (714) 265-1742

HOME TOWN Stockton. CA

AGE 99 PLACE OF BIRTH Detroit. Michigan

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Senior GPA 3.00

NAME: JEANNETTS ROSANNE LAURO

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5082 College Ave.

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 583-9977

HOME TOWN Rancho Palos Verdes, CA

AGE 19 PLACE OF BIRTH

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Sophomore gPA 3.00 NAME RICHARD KING TAIT

COLLEGE ADDRESS 4544 Seminole

San Diego, GA

TELEPHONE NUMHCR (714) 583-7357

HOME TOWN Sunnyvale, CA

AGE 24 PLACE OF BIRTH Peterborough, England

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Junior gPA 3*00

NAME DARNEL BIRCK

COLLEGE ADDRESS 500 A Ave,

Goronaxio, CA

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 435-5320

HOME TOWN Goronado, CA

CA AGE 20 PLACE OF BIRTH Goronado,

2.70 MAJOR Management YEAR Sophomore GPA NAME DUSTAN L. FOSTER

COLLEGE ADDRESS 4981 Catoctin Dr. #1

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 287-8739

H0r4E TOWN Sacramento, CA

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH Visailia, CA

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Sophomore gPA

NAME; PHIL DILLENBURG

COLLEGE ADDRESS 6376 Rancho Mission Rd. #408

San Diego, GA 92108

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 5^3-5898

HOME TOWN Pleasanton, CA

CA AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH Pasadena,

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Senior GPA 3.30 NAME MICHAEL W. FALEY

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5050 College

San Diego, CA 92115

TELEPHONE NUMHCR (714) 265-IIO8

HOME TOWN San Diego, CA

AGE 21 PLACE OF BIRTH Sacramento, CA

MAJOR Marketing YEAR Junipr GPA 2.60

NAME SAM L GALLUGCI

COLLEGE ADDRESS IO38 S. Sunshine #34

CA El Cajon, 92020 .

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 579-7^82

HOME TOWN Rancho Palos Verdes, GA

New York AGE 20 PLAGE OF BIRTH New York,

MAJOR Management TEAR Sophomore GPA 3.40 1

NAME KATHLEEN A. BAIN

COLLEGE ADDRESS 5082 College Ave.

San Diego, GA

TELEPHONE NUMBICR (714) 583-9977

HOME TOWN Palos Verdes Est.. GA

AGE 21 PLAGE OF BIRTH Fort Wayne, Indiana

MAJOR Accounting YEAR Junj.or GPA 3-00

NAMEi STEVE NEAL PAULEY

COLLEGE ADDRl!iSS 8445 Lake Ben Ave.

San Diego. CA 92119

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 465-9870

HOME TOWN San Diego. CA

WVa. AGE 22 PLACE OF BIRTH Charleston,

GPA MAJOR Accounting YEAR Junior �g.jQ NAME BELINDA ORTIZ

COLLEGE ADDRESS 6545 Montezuma

San Diego, GA 92115

TELEPHONE NWSER (714) 287-3415

HOME TOWN Corona, CA

AS: 19 PLACE OF BIRTH ______

MAJOR Business Admin. YEAR Sophomore GPA 2.50

NAME CHARLES W. LAWS _

" COLLEGE ADDRESS 1740 Roosevelt Ave.

San Diego, GA 92109

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 270-6105

H0r4S TOWN San Diego, GA

AGE 25 PLAGE OF BIRTH

YEAR GPA MAJOR ______3i00 *****FACULTY ADVISOR****^

NAME CATHY ELLEN GOGGIN

COLLEGE ADDRESS 9317 Viento Fuerta Way

La Mesa, CA 92041

TlilLEPHONE NUMBER (714) 462-6595

HOME TOWN La Mesa, GA

AGE 32 PLAGE OF BIRTH Santa Monica. GA

MAJOR Accounting YEAR GPA

**-5HH{-ALUMNI*****

NAME SARA JAN GARLAND (Gajiuna Omega 744, LM 9114)

COLLEGE ADDRESS 3549 Castle Glen Dr. #118

San Diego, CA 92123

TELEPHONE NUMBER (714) 279-3849

HOME TOWN Glendale, AZ

CA AGE 23 PLACE OF BIRTH' Lancaster,

MAJOR YEAR GPA *****FACULTY ADVISOR**-^*

NAME JOHN G. BOST

COLLEGE ADDRESS DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

SDSU San Diego, CA 92115

TSLEPHOK^ NUr^BI^R ^

H0?-!E; TDWN

AGE PLACE OF BIRTH

' MAJOR YEAR GPA

*****FAGULTY ADVISOR*****

NAME JEFFERY FIGLER

COLLEGE ADDRESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS DEPARTMENT

SDSU. San Diego. CA 92115

TELEPHONE NWtBER (714) 463-1400

HOME TOWN

PLACE OF BIRTH . AGS ,

YEAR GPA APPENDIX A by buying additional equipment for integrated data processing,

is need for a full-time position allocation for the Director ofI^erethe Bureau of Business Research, This position is presently tilled by released time from teaching duties. New policy in regard to research m the State Colleges has been formulated which will permit position allocations for research. It is hoped that this will enable the Division of Business Administration to have more time allocated for research positions.

The Division of Business Administration also needs additional honor societies, such as Beta Gamma Sigma, and Delta Sigma Pi, The college as a whole would receive more recognition if it had a chapter of Phi Beta Pi Kappa, Kappa Pi, ^fortar Board, Omicron Delta Kappa, and other honorary societies.

There is a need for departmental secretaries to relieve the extra load which heavy is being carried by the two secretaries which service t^ entire Division of Business Administration.

From the Report to the American Association of

Collegiate Schools of Business submitted by the Division of Business Administration San Diego State University September 26, I958

THE DAILY AZTEC Wednesday, March 7, 1979

AEn DELTA SIGMA PI NATIONAL BUSINESS FRATERNITY COMES TO SAN DIEGO STATE

� Professional Business Contacts � Interaction with ail Business Majors Party! 3/8/79 Addmonannfo. in BA Rm. 336 (Study Skills Center)

Even incorrectly printed advertising didn't hurt the attendance at the first Rush party. ASSOCIATED STUDENTS ACTIVITIES POLICY BOARD Outisne for Constitution and Byiaws of Sfydent Organizations CFIH In blanks below or sybmlt separate sh�et(s||

CONSTITUTION

ARTICLE I - NAME

The name of this organization shall be DELIlA, SIGim PI

ARTICLE II - PURPOSE

of . The purpose this organization shall be - ..'^o_.Xo?4:�_?. J.the__Mudy o;t' unlver encourage social scholarship, activity and the association of students for theix mutual advancement "^research and practice? to promote "^oser^'affiliatic- 'eenlhe'cCTnn^ev.:.ial

' world to further "ar" -andr-students^--and- higher-^tandard-Tjf^^omifterctal etmcs-^anr-ffultuj �; .iSd civic and conunercial welfare of the GOinro.unity ,

ARTICLE III - MEf\/iBERSH!P

Section 1. Membership in this organization shall be open to those students of San Diego

State University w/ho JfS^AnAhe_^MsAiQ^flslds.^at..ja!as:lne:SBs..^.CQm

economics 12 semester hours or more with a cum ?,^ and_have^_coraplete "' ' '~ '' ,�

(examples: are interested in the above purpose; are majors in a certain department; have a certain grade point average: etc.).

Section 2. This organization will or will not (circle one) have associated members who are nonstudents or

students not meeting the stipulations in Section 1 . Associated members have all the privileges of regular members except for voting or holding office.

Section 3. Membership in this organization will not be restricted on the basis of race, sex,' religion, age, ethnic background, qualified handicapped or national origin (' unless exempted bvTiTLEIX).

ARTICLE iV - OFFICERS

Section 1 . The officers of this organization shall be Pres.. l-'LtA-..3319:?^:^^lx.T^^?3^m^r_a,M

_.i? ?F.-^-^'?:.'. . (spec if y other offices) .

Section 2. To be eligible for office, candidates shall be students who Jl^:?-..�,?ctloril 2?SQ1J

and axe in good standing ie owing no due or other f:xperiseg o?;

(examples: shov>/ an interest in the office; have been a member of the ciub a certain length of time, etc.).

the Sections, Officers shall be elected i^.hen)at end^^of^^^ and shall take office

{whe['>)for j�ie_f_o^^ certain date, a certain semester, upon election, etc),

� A plurality .._..___, (majority or plurality choose one or indicate a percentage) of the votes cast shall be necessary to elect to any office. Outline for Constitution ana l:S-'--;r: �:* student -i-4ir:.'/attum Page 2

� - Section 4. , S.houid a vacancy occur in any office, t! shali be inters ', .,..,'-

-~ -- - �- � -(examples; ;by special eseotson, i)y m^iomtmenVmrnmn-m officers, c.;-�,.

ARTlCLe V � MEETINGS ^

'^^ 1. '-" Section Regulas-ncetsngs shall behefd ^^^?^� ,^I$Kinis .

" Section 2- Special msstings ruay-;toe. catted '^J^^^..^..J^^.^^i^^?':^SB^^MilJ ...

(examples, by Pres.. by majority of officers; by , number of members).

Sections. A quorum for any regular or specsasmeeting shall consist of .?5- number of voting members. NOTE: A quorum is the minimum number of voting members who must be at a meeting before any ofiiciel decisions can be made. This number should be sHghtiy less than the number of people wfio usually attend your meetings � yet large enough so that a iew officers or members cannot control the whole organization.

ARTICLE VI ' AMENDMENT

This Constitution may be amended by _._M?J.o?l-tX (specify whs! fraction or percent) affirmative vote of the members present provided there is a quorum, (Usual figures are 50% + 1 (majority); 2/'3's; or 3/4 s)

� � � � �

BYLAWS

ARTICLE I - SPONSORED EVENTS

for events l.sted in the SUictent This organization agrees to fellovtf the policies and regulations Organizalion Handbook.

of officers, dues, (Additional Bylawfs may include detaiis relating to committees, duties parliamentary authority. etc. List other Bylaws below or attach separate sheet).

PLEASE SIGN

- - - -" -- Faculty Advmof .

..�:--..':-� i Constitution Submitted By ,, -^

- - Renewed: ,_,�,-,

' RETURN THIS FOMM TO CAMFUS LAB SCHOOI M..mimm .New r^^te .Renewal Ree'd

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS, SAN DfEGO ST/^T 'J^iVtfio.rv STUDENT OROAWIZATfOM APPLICATION*! FOR OFFICIAL O^^CAIIPIJS STATUS

ORGANIZATION NAME__. 5�:^A_SIGKA_P}_^^ M.=-;r. o^ k/EMBEr, PURPOSE OF ORGAfsJlZATIOr^ Jt$ J!$sterJ:.he_^t-a4j_of teslnes? (as stated in constitution and other governing docunmnts?

scholarship, social activity and the aGSo^jiation of .stydoris ^or< the'-- cutu-^- &Xiii

students of -- coniiterce, and to further a higher standard ot

' -Em the civic acm cmi%�ji?orairmxfsx�~o r^m&^omimr^, ~- Did the group receive Associated students Funding for this year? �.�._, ..i^5�.^

Our group will or will not be with a affiliated community, state or r^ational organization. If so, fnm& of the (circle one) The organization ,1 nternational Fraternity of Delta SIcte Ply Oxford,. Ohio___ A of the affiliated copy organkation's -constitution or governing docunmen! must be on file at itu, o�.iUfefu- Resource Center or made available to the Activities Policy Board.

Our group seeks new members in the following months Septeaber , _..Fe teiary,,.

Officers i Address (Please Print or 5h^1,'"-'JC;i Type) J (Include City & Zip)

President * 5^^Sk 55th Apt I San '^ \f^ /^ o Steve Koch Diego, 92^1

Vice-President 5^'!- 55th Apt I Steve Kagel San Dle^. 9211 S Secretary 9830 D Apple Tree Br, Anne Deaos San Biego, 92124 Z7'^

Treasurer 5333 Baltimore Dr. ! Lee Ho La Mesa, 92041

Faculty/Staff Adviser 9317 Viento Fuerte �av Cathy Goggin La Mesa, 92041 ...f- KO^,

certify that

organization, however, n^ay have associated mamberS: and guests who are faculty, staff, or other nan^ students; these persons may be -active participants in the organization but may not vote c- h":-d office, 3. i certify I have read, understand, and will abide by ail University regylatson.s pisbHsheo :�' t'l�, Student Organization Handbook �Including those regulations concerning travel of I groups, on-campus publicity for events, off-campus speakers,, outdoDr sound events, fund-rsisIng events, alcoholic beverags policy, and dispensing of Im4.

President's -Signature

Facultyi^dviser's B'.i 08i& rush/pledge PROGRAM SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY SPRING, 1979

FEBRUARY 12-14 Rush tahle set up for distrihuting information

14 Rush Function. ?: 00 -10: 00 pm Faculty Conference Room College of Business, SDSU.

18 First meeting � Election of Officers, general overview of fraternity activities.

25 Second meeting ~ Calendar planning, committee assignments.

' MARCH 4 Third meeting -~ Committee reports, detail planning of professional and financial projects.

11 Fourth meeting � G. E. I. and chapter operations information,' fraternity organization.

18 Fifth meeting � Deadline for first professional event

25 Sixth meeting � Fraternity history, review of pledge __ manual information.

APRIL 1 Seventh meeting � Deadline for service project Grand Chapter Congress pitch.

?*X'X X A' A X"X'lK"X' 'A"'A"'X' A" A A' A A' AAA A'

Meetings and professional projects to continue as planned ly group.

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Last meeting � Election of Fall Semester Officers, calendar planning RLL Bvdves9.mi]ors

RumPa^^'^ ^^^^^^^ ^/^^/^ ^^^^^^

CSiuDi S Klii5 Center j [nternational fraternity of Jtaslgnnapi 3001 N. EL MACERO DR. WILLIAM WESTTATUM, JR. EL MACERO, CALIF. 95618 GRAND PRESIDENT

February 8, 1979

TO THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY OF THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

DELTA SIGMA PI, The Professional Business Fraternity, is coming to San Diego State University !!!!!

Along with many of our alumni, I will be on your camous February 12 - 14th seeking out students and faculty interested in the activation of a chapter of our organization in your school.

DELTA SIGMA PI, long recognized as the leader of the professional business fraternities, has a membership in excess of 98,000, with 184 chapters located on almost every campus where there is a School of Business.

DELTA SIGMA PI has 40 active alumni clubs, located in major cities, where our alumni assist our local chapters.

MEMBERSHIP IN DELTA SIGMA PI IS OPEN TO EVERYONE WHO IS ACTIVELY PURSUING A MAJOR IN THE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION.

DELTA SIGMA PI is organized to foster the study of business in the classroom and in the outside world of business while you are still a student. YOU are now able to enhance your career, personality and future, by helping other students bring Delta Sigma Pi to your campus.

The key to success in business is involvement and there is no better place to begin than in Delta Sigma Pi.

LOOK FOR US, we are the people at the recruiting table v/ith the purple and gold banner. Our table will be located in The College of Business Administration Building. Please drop by and discuss the possibility of joining us.

Sincerely,

in lliam W. Tatum, Jr. Grand President