Sigma Iota Epsilon Sigma Zeta Chapter

Sigma Iota Epsilon (SIE) is the student division of the Academy of Management and is an honorary and professional management fraternity.

Students are eligible for SIE membership upon completion of six graduate credit hours from the Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business, with an overall grade point average of 3.5 or higher (with no academic honesty violations). The six hours cannot be from transferred hours.

The purpose of SIE is to:

• Recognize student achievements in the field of management.
• Facilitate discussion of contemporary management topics.
• Provide interaction among students, faculty, alumni and professional managers.

In addition to providing recognition and interaction among students and faculty, SIE members also receive a certificate and lapel pin (which may be worn on your gown at graduation) as a symbol of their achievement. Upon graduating, SIE members may order a gold stole to wear over their robe, which contains the SIE emblem and indicates their achievements as an outstanding student.

Contact sie@udallas.edu with any questions.

Our Symbol

The Greek letters in our name stand for Spoude, Idreia, and Exoche - earnestness, knowledge, and excellence. Our symbol, the Sigma Iota Epsilon key, reminds us of the wisdom and practicality signified by the concepts of creative development, organization, cooperation, and service.
 
 

Current Officers

President:                           Maria Falomir                    
First Vice President:           Morgan Cook
Vice President:                    Josh Puckett (Operations)
Vice President:                    Elvire Laura Youego (Marketing)
Vice President:                    Chau Pham (Special Events)
Vice President:                    Andrew Uffman (Finance & Recording Secretary)
Vice President:                    Rawad Karim (Communications)
Vice President at Large:    Michael Mugo
Vice President at Large:    Vikas Bohra

Gupta COB Faculty Advisor: Dr. Jude Olson, jolson@udallas.edu
Gupta COB SIE Administrative Support: Mary Chang mchang@udallas.edu and Gail Schroeder gschoeder@udallas.edu