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Eta Lambda

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Eta Lambda

University of the Sciences

Based in Philadelphia, PA, the Eta Lambda Chapter has been busy serving their local and campus communities. Recently, the Chapter hosted a campus-wide donation drive to benefit the homeless. The Chapter sponsored a table for individuals to assemble care packages filled with necessities to be donated to a local homeless shelter. Even Philadelphia Mayor, Jim Kenney, stopped by to assemble a package! They also ran a donation drive for their local philanthropy, Sunday Breakfast Rescue Mission, in which they collected over 11 bins of food, clothing and toiletry items to donate for the holidays. “As a Chapter, we deeply value our commitment to serving those around us and improving our communities. We appreciate being given the opportunity, through Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity, to use our academic and personal passions to serve those in need on our campus and in our local community.”

Dina Sapiro

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Dina Sapiro

Beta Alpha Chapter, University of Michigan

Dina Sapiro, is a junior studying molecular, cellular, and developmental biology with a minor in medical anthropology on the pre-med track at the University of Michigan. Dina currently serves as the Chapter’s Recruitment Advisor. When asked what Phi Sigma Pi has given you, Dina said, "Phi Sigma Pi has given me a place to call home on campus. I have created life-long bonds with Members that I will cherish even after graduation. Joining Phi Sigma Pi was one of the best decisions I made in college!" This fall, the Beta Alpha Chapter welcomed 20 new Members under Dina's leadership.

Maggie LeGrand

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Maggie LeGrand

Tau Chapter '15, Metrolina Alumni Chapter

This past year, the new Alumni Tripod Excellence Awards were introduced. The inaugural Excellence in Fellowship award goes to a Member who is always willing to give back to Phi Sigma Pi and assist Chapters, Maggie Legrand. This year alone, Maggie served as a CEB Advisor, for the third year, facilitated virtual roundtables discussions, recorded resource videos for Chapters, was a speaker during the virtual Induction Ceremony for new Members, started an Alumni book club, was the Secretary of the Metrolina Alumni Chapter and volunteered as a Facilitator for HOBY. One of her nominators said, “She is a very strong, caring, and whole-hearted Brother who always looks out for those around her. It is her fellowship that provides the passion and dedication to remain extremely involved with Phi Sigma Pi. Without a doubt, she is always looking out for the best interest of other Brothers and Chapters.” Maggie is a Phi Sigma Pi Foundation Board Director and is a high school social studies teacher in North Carolina.

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