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1 Alabama A&M University Chapter Chapter List in Alphabetical Order (Last Revised: March 2021) Alabama A&M University Chapter –Gamma Phi Normal, AL, USA American University in Bulgaria Chapter – Epsilon Alpha Blagoevgrad, Bulgaria Angelo State University Chapter - Eta Eta San Angelo, TX USA 76909 Appalachian State University Chapter – Gamma Xi Boone 28608, NC, USA Arcadia University Chapter - Epsilon Kappa Glenside 19038, PA, USA Argosy University - Eta Psi Sarasota 34235, FL, USA Auburn University Chapter - Alpha Upsilon Auburn 36849, AL, USA Augustana College Chapter – Zeta Upsilon Rock Island, IL USA Austin College Chapter – Eta Rho Sherman, TX, 75090 USA Baker University Chapter - Delta Pi Baldwin City 66006-0065, KS, USA Barry University Chapter – Eta Phi Miami Shores, FL, USA Bennett College for Women – Eta Beta Greensboro, NC USA Bentley College Chapter - Gamma Theta 1 Waltham 02452-4705, MA, USA Boston University Chapter - Alpha Theta Boston 02215, MA, USA Bridgewater State University Chapter – Eta Nu Bridgewater, MA, USA 02325 Brigham Young University, Hawaii - Theta Laie 96762-1296, HI, USA Butler University Chapter – Eta Tau Indianapolis, IN USA 46208 Cabrini College Chapter – Zeta Rho Radnor, PA USA California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo - Alpha Gamma San Luis Obispo, CA, USA California State Polytechnic University, Pomona - Phi Pomona 91768, CA, USA California State University, Bakersfield Chapter Theta Theta Bakersfield 93311, CA, USA California State University, Fresno Chapter Upsilon Fresno 93740-8019, CA, USA California State University, Fullerton Chapter Beta Fullerton 92831-3599, CA, USA California State University, Long Beach Chapter Alpha Long Beach 90840-0109, CA, USA California State University, Los Angeles Chapter Zeta Los Angeles, CA, USA California State University, Northridge Chapter Omega Northridge 91330-8261, CA, USA California State University, Sacramento Chapter Omicron Sacramento 95819-6012, CA, USA California State University, San Bernardino Chapter – Gamma Lambda San Bernardino 92407-2397, CA, USA 2 Capital University Chapter - Beta Mu Columbus 43209, OH, USA Central Methodist University - Theta Kappa Fayette 65248, MO, USA Central Michigan University Chapter - Gamma Eta Mt. Pleasant 48859, MI, USA Central Missouri State University Chapter - Beta Tau Warrensburg 64093, MO, USA CETYS Universidad Chapter - Delta Rho Mexicali Mexico, Baja California, Mexico Chapman University Chapter - Alpha Mu Orange 92866, CA, USA Chestnut Hill College - Eta Omega Philadelphia 19118, PA, USA Cheyney University – Eta Alpha Cheyney, PA USA CIMBA (see Consortium Institute below) City University of Washington – Zeta Kappa Bellevue, WA Coastal Carolina University – Zeta Chi Conway, SC College of Coastal Georgia - Theta Iota Brunswick 31520, GA, USA College of Notre Dame of Maryland Chapter - Epsilon Iota Baltimore 21210, MD, USA College of Staten Island/ The City University of New York Chapter – Eta Lambda Staten Island, NY USA 10314 College of William and Mary – Zeta Delta Williamsburg, VA USA Colorado School of Mines Chapter - Epsilon Mu 3 Golden 80401-1887, CO, USA Columbus State University Chapter - Delta Nu Columbus 31907-5645, GA, USA Concordia University Chapter - Epsilon Zeta Montreal H4B1RC, Quebec, Canada Consortium Institute of Management and Business Analysis (CIMBA) - Epsilon Tau Asolo 31011, TV, Italy Creighton University Chapter - Alpha Chi Omaha 68178, NE, USA Dallas Baptist University Chapter - Epsilon Phi Dallas 75211, TX, USA Davidson College Chapter - Gamma Pi Davidson 28036, NC, USA DePaul University Chapter - Delta Theta Chicago 60614, IL, USA Dickinson College Chapter - Epsilon Eta Carlisle 17013, PA, USA Drexel University Chapter - Epsilon Omicron Philadelphia 19104, PA, USA East Carolina University Chapter - Gamma Rho Greenville, NC , USA Eastern Michigan University – Eta Sigma Ypsilanti, MI USA 48197 Elmhurst College – Zeta Pi Elmhurst, IL Elon University Chapter - Epsilon Lambda Elon 27244, NC, USA Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University- Theta Mu Daytone Beach, FL 32114 4 Emmanuel College Chapter – Eta Zeta Boston, MA 02115 Evergreen State College Chapter - Alpha Xi Olympia 98505, WA, USA Fairfield University Chapter – Eta Iota Fairfield, CT 06824 Florida International University (FIU) – Zeta Alpha Miami, FL Florida Institute of Technology (FIT) – Zeta Eta Melbourne, FL George Mason University Chapter - Epsilon Delta Fairfax 22030, VA, USA George Washington University Chapter - Beta Omicron Washington 20052, DC, USA Georgetown University Chapter - Sigma Washington 20057-1013, DC, USA Georgia State University Chapter - Alpha Lambda Atlanta 30303-3085, GA, USA Headquarters Chapter- Omega Omega San Bernardino 92407-2397, CA, USA High Point University Chapter – Zeta Beta High Point, NC USA 27262 Illinois State University Chapter - Delta Alpha Normal 61790-6120, IL, USA Illinois Wesleyan University Chapter – Epsilon Chi Bloomington, IL USA 61701 Indiana University, South Bend – (See University of Indiana) International University in Geneva Chapter - Epsilon Gamma Geneva 15 1215, Switzerland Iona College Chapter - Delta Beta New Rochelle, NY, USA 5 Iowa State University Chapter - Alpha Delta Ames 50011, IA, USA Instituto Tecnológico de Monterrey (ITESM) (Tec de Monterrey) Chapter – Epsilon Psi Monterey, MEXICO Ithaca College Chapter - Delta Phi Ithaca 14850, NY, USA James Madison University Chapter – Zeta Sigma Harrisonburg, VA, USA John Carroll University Chapter – Epsilon Nu University Heights, OH, USA Keene State College Chapter - Delta Tau Keene 03435, NH, USA Kennesaw State University Chapter – Zeta Omega Kennesaw, GA, USA Kent State University Chapter - Beta Zeta Kent 44242-0001, OH, USA Kutztown University Chapter - Delta Chi Kutztown 19530, PA, USA Lamar University Chapter - Beta Xi Beaumont 77710, TX, USA Langston University Chapter - Epsilon Epsilon Langston 73050, OK, USA Lehigh University Chapter - Beta Pi Bethlehem 18015-3198, PA, USA Lincoln University Chapter– Eta Theta Jefferson City, MO USA 65101 Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania Chapter - Alpha Omega Lock Haven 17745-2390, PA, USA Loyola University Chicago Chapter - Delta Psi Chicago 60626, IL, USA 6 Miami Dade College Chapter- Theta Zeta Westview 33167, FL, USA Makarere University Business School Chapter – Eta Pi Kampala, Uganda Marist College Chapter – Zeta Lambda Poughkeepsie, NY, USA Marymount College Tarrytown Chapter - Gamma Tarrytown 10591, NY, USA Mercer University Chapter - Gamma Epsilon Atlanta 30341, GA, USA Michigan State University Chapter - Alpha Alpha East Lansing 48824, MI, USA Mississippi State University Chapter – Zeta Psi Mississippi State, MS USA 39762 Moravian College Chapter- Theta Nu Bethlehem, PA USA 18018 Mount Ida College Chapter - Delta Sigma Newton Centre 02459, MA, USA Murray State University Chapter – Eta Gamma Murray, KY USA 42071 Niagara University Chapter - Delta Mu Lewiston 14109, NY, USA North Carolina State University Chapter - Chapter Iota Raleigh 27695, NC, USA Norfolk State University Chapter – Zeta Nu Norfolk, VA, USA Northeastern University Chapter - Alpha Nu Boston 02115, MA, USA Northern Illinois University Chapter – Zeta Gamma Dekalb, IL, USA 7 Northern Kentucky University Chapter – Zeta Phi Highland Heights, KY, USA Northern Michigan University - Theta Beta Marquette 49855, MI, USA Northwestern State University of Louisiana Chapter – Eta Mu Natchitoches, LA USA 71497 Oglethorpe University Chapter - Gamma Beta Atlanta 30319, GA, USA Ohio Northern University Chapter - Gamma Upsilon Ada 45810, OH, USA Ohio State University Chapter - Alpha Epsilon Columbus 43210-1219, OH, USA Ohio University Chapter - Beta Iota Athens 45701, OH, USA Oklahoma State University Chapter - Epsilon Upsilon Stillwater 74078, OK, USA Old Dominion University Chapter - Gamma Chi Norfolk 23529, VA, USA Petro Mohyla State University – Zeta Omicron Mykolayiv, UKRAINE Pomona College Chapter - Lambda Claremont 91711, CA, USA Purdue University Chapter - Gamma Kappa West Lafayette 47907-1101, IN, USA Queens University of Charlotte Chapter – Eta Chi Charlotte, NC USA 28274 Quinnipiac University Chapter - Epsilon Theta Hamden 06518, CT, USA Ramapo College Chapter – Zeta Zeta Mahwah, NJ, USA 8 Rider University Chapter - Beta Alpha Lawrenceville 08648, NJ, USA Roger Williams University Chapter - Epsilon Rho Bristol 02809-2921, RI, USA Rollins College Chapter - Beta Beta Winter Park 32789, FL, USA Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Chapter - Gamma Omicron Terre Haute 47803, IN, USA Rowan University Chapter - Delta Lambda Glassboro 08028, NJ, USA San Diego State University Chapter - Delta San Diego 92182-5101, CA, USA San Francisco State University Chapter - Gamma Psi San Francisco 94132, CA, USA Shepherd University - Theta Epsilon Shepherdstown, West Virginia 25443 USA Sonoma State University Chapter – Zeta Tau Rohnert Park, CA USA 94928 Southeastern Louisiana University – Eta Xi Hammond, LA USA 70402 Southern Polytechnic State University Chapter - Gamma Zeta Marietta 30060, GA, USA Southwestern College Chapter - Delta Upsilon Winfield 64156-2499, KS, USA Spelman College Chapter - Beta Omega Atlanta 30314, GA, USA St. Mary’s University Chapter – Zeta Iota San Antonio, TX, USA St. Norbert College Chapter - Epsilon Xi De Pere 54115-2099, WI, USA 9 State University of New York (SUNY) at Brockport Chapter Beta Psi Brockport 14420, NY, USA State University of New York (SUNY) at Cortland Chapter – Zeta Xi Cortland, NY, USA State University of New York (SUNY) at Oswego Chapter – Eta Omicron Oswego, NY USA 13126-3599 Syracuse University
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