Delta Sigma Pi has been one of the most formative experiences of my time at The George Washington University. Since joining the Xi Rho Chapter during my freshman year, the organization has played a significant role in shaping both my professional development and my approach to leadership.

Founded in 2000, the Xi Rho Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi serves as a professional home for students interested in business and commerce at GW. Through hands-on leadership opportunities, professional development programming, and meaningful involvement across campus, DSP has provided experiences that extend far beyond the classroom. These opportunities have strengthened my leadership abilities and enhanced my involvement in extracurricular and professional pursuits.

Equally important is the community DSP has given me. I am surrounded by driven, thoughtful individuals who support one another and share a commitment to growth. This chapter has become a source of both personal and professional support, offering a network and sense of belonging unlike any other I have found at GW. Since joining, DSP has given me my closest friends, strongest network, and peers who consistently motivate me to be better.

At the national level, Delta Sigma Pi was founded in 1907 and connects nearly 300,000 alumni across 296 collegiate chapters. This expansive network offers lifelong support and professional connection, reinforcing the impact of membership well beyond the undergraduate experience.

Guided by the values of brotherhood, professionalism, scholarship, and service, the Xi Rho Chapter fosters a culture of collaboration, accountability, and shared ambition. These values shape the way we lead, support one another, and continue to grow as a chapter.

I am grateful for the opportunity to serve as President of a chapter that has had such a meaningful impact on my college experience. I invite you to learn more about our brotherhood and the opportunities Delta Sigma Pi offers.

Sincerely,

Abby Liang