BROTHERS

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Mikhail Whyte

President

Paige Vipperman

Senior Vice President

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Kyla Shipp

Vice President of Pledge Education

Hannah Davis

Vice President of Finance

Emerald Lonsky

Vice President of Chapter Operations

Lily Horn

Chancellor

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Sloane Sims

Vice President of Professional Activities

Tobianna Aldrich

Vice President of Community Service

Natalie Rudman

Vice President of Scholarships & Awards

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Daniel Bloomfield

Vice President of Alumni Relations

Olivia Limburg

Webmaster

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Tyler Van Dusen

Fundraising Chair

Tanner Vogel

Social Chair

Deltasig Spotlight

Upsilon Phi's Deltasig Spotlight recognizes individuals in our chapter who have made an exceptional effort to demonstrate our core values, while going above and beyond to advance Delta Sigma Pi's mission.

Vice President of Community Service

Cara Paitsel

This month, we proudly recognize Cara Paitsel! As our VP of Community Service, Cara has continuously taken initiative–embodying leadership, camaraderie, and dedication to the chapter and community. Cara consistently goes above and beyond, and we are delighted to call her one of our own.

Thank you, Cara, for the hard work, positivity, and energy you bring to our chapter. Congratulations on this well-deserved achievement!

Senior Vice President

Cadence Talbert

Cadence Talbert, Senior Vice President, has demonstrated exceptional leadership by driving chapter performance through strategic initiatives, taking on additional responsibilities such as the
webmaster committee, and setting a high
standard of professionalism that inspires her
fellow brothers to excel.

She has been a dedicated member of the Upsilon Phi chapter of Delta Sigma Pi for three years and also serves as captain of Eckerd College's women’s soccer team. Thank you, Cadence, for being a great Deltasig!

Senior Vice President

Paige Vipperman

Paige Vipperman, Senior Vice President, has demonstrated exceptional leadership by creating one of the most successful recruitment seasons we have ever seen! Thank you for your energy, warmth, and positive energy you bring to our chapter.

She has been a dedicated member of the Upsilon Phi chapter of Delta Sigma Pi and always goes above and beyond. Thank you, Paige, for being a great Deltasig!

Study Abroad Spotlight

Emmi in front of the Ponte Vecchio

Emmi in Monte Carlo, Monaco

View of Florence from Piazzale Michelangelo

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Emmi Elmaleh

I studied in Florence, Italy, where I attended Florence University of the Arts. I took business and Italian classes, to name some: Food, Culture, and Society in Italy, Digital Marketing, Art History, International Banking, and Advanced Italian.

While I was there I went to many cities and made traveling a priority. I visited Paris, Rome, Lisbon, Munich, Seville, and Nice to name a few places. I loved trying new foods and seeing all of the different architecture across Europe. Altogether, Florence was an amazing place to study and I am forever grateful to be able to have studied in the birthplace of the Renaissance.

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Kyla Shipp

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Sloane Sims

This fall, I had the incredible opportunity to study abroad in London, where I took sustainable marketing courses that transformed the way I think about business and its role in society. It was inspiring to explore how marketing can be used not just to drive profit, but to promote responsibility, transparency, and long-term environmental impact.

Beyond the classroom, studying in London allowed me to be fully immersed in the city’s vibrant energy and rich British culture. I spent countless hours exploring its world renowned art scene, from historic galleries to contemporary exhibitions, which deepened my appreciation for creativity and global perspectives. Living and learning in London made my academic experience come alive in a way that extended far beyond lectures, shaping both my professional goals and personal growth.

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Kurstin Turner

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Mikhail Whyte

During my time in Costa Rica through Professor Knippen’s Social Entrepreneurship program, Global Changemakers: Spring into Summer, I had the chance to step outside the classroom and see business in its most human form. We toured local coffee shops, met with small business owners, and listened to their stories about building something meaningful in their communities. Those conversations showed me that entrepreneurship isn’t just spreadsheets and strategy—it’s resilience, creativity, and relationships. Watching how these owners balanced profit with purpose made the idea of socially responsible business feel real and tangible. Experiences like this are exactly why Delta Sigma Pi is so valuable for business students. DSP creates a space where learning, mentorship, and professional growth extend far beyond textbooks, helping students connect with the real people and real opportunities that shape the business world.