Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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.. Y' -- P4 UG . T SYLLABUS 1925 Q ,QE if A Delta Mu Delta WELLS, ALLEN, ASHLEY, Bu'r'rEus, SPENCER DEAN Louu UIFIFICIEIXS DEAN Evlf:luf:'l l' W. Lmm, I lonorury PI'l'.VlTlll'lIf IVIAUDE IC. BlJ'l l'ERS: Sccrvlary FIKEDEIUCK A. ASHLEY, l'rr'srfrIvnl RALPH W. ALLEN, Yrmsuror WIIAIPIKICIT B. WELLS, Vice-Prcsirlvnl HA1x0l.n C. SPENCEI1, Azulzlor HONORAHY .MEMBERS CLAIWINCIG W. BAIKIKON, Eflilor of lhc Boslon News Bureau Llili C. IIASCALL. Chairman Qf lha Slonding Cl1lILl7ll7ll1'l! of lhc Board of Truslcos l PAUL W. .BAAIDIL MAJOR, Infantry, U. S. Aqforrnrfrly lloful of lho lJl?lJ!lI'llIl!5Il.l of Mililary Scwrwc' Nm' DAVIS, Assls'rAN'r DEAN, Iloall of lha English ljlfllllflllllfllfh LEO D. 0'NE1L, I lead Qf Foreign Trade Deparlrnonl lIAnnY R. IFOSDAL, f'0l'IIl1fI'LV llmrl of lhc Drfparlrnonl QI' Economics JAMES IG. IJOWNEY, I load llfluslcr of High School of Commerce LEONARD P. Avlu-Ls, Vice-Prcsidenl and Economist, CIe11cl1m.fl Trust Company THISODOIIE H. PRICE, Edilor of Commerce and Finance 212

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c I ORGANIZATIONS . , 'J' ,mm-rang f f, if ' 1 , f ,I i X i , '9 ' an T7 1 Ava QAEIT X kim Delta Sigma Piw HONOR MEDAL Awarded each year by the Gamma Chapter of the International Fraternity of Delta Sigma Pi, to the Upperclassman who secures the highest scholastic stand- in g. Won in 1923 by JOHN P. 1'IO0BAN, '2fl. 211

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- 1 1 cu - ng . 1 W WHNGDGE 1- ORGANIZATIONS , , , Q . qs A -f- - is- Delta Mu Delta A BETA CHAPTER Delta Mu Delta is an honorary l'raternity admitting as mem- bers only those graduates ol' schools of business administration whose standing for their entire course has been of the highest, and as honorary members persons distinguished in business pur- AM suits. Beta Chapter was organized at the College of Business Admin- 'K 'Vi 5 , istration of Boston University in May, 1917, with a charter -M PM granted by the Alpha Chapter at New York University. It ad- mitted as charter members those of the college faculty who were members of Phi Beta Kappa, together with the Heads of the Departments of Accounting and Economies, at that time the only completely organized departments of the College of Business Administration. Scholarship and character are the only qualifications considered in electing members to Delta Mu Delta. In accordance with the present custom, Beta Chapter considers for membership each, year approximately ten per cent of Inem- bers of the graduating class whose standing is highest, including none whose average standing for the course is lower than eighty-live per centg and from the junior class, the one from the Day Division and the one from the .Evening Division, 1918 whose standing for the course is highest. I Delta Mu Delta is to the College of Business Administration what Phi Beta Kappanis to a college of arts and sciences. An invitation to membership in either fraternity is recognized as the highest distinction that a student can obtain. CHAPTER ROLL Alpha ' . ...... NEW YORK UNIVERSITY Beta - - BosToN UNIVERSITY GHIIIIDH - DENVER 'UNIVERSITY QGIPH - - . UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGI-I P-Psilon . NORTIIWESTERN 'UNIVERSITY 213