Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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ALPHA PHI SIGMA FOUND- ING OFFICERS Rosemary Neal- president Michelle Lyn-Holterhoff- vice president Rex Wells- treasurer Deborah Kuhns- secretary Dr. Garrett Capune- faculty advisor ALPHA PHI SIGMA FOUND- ING MEMBERS Joseph Liu Joni Aase Brenda Wallace Debra Ray Tamatha Konegni Luis Melo Rosa Madrid Michael Lewis Nanette Smith Joanna Faunce Craig Peters Natalie Nielsen Deni Mazingo Usi Meshreky Darcy Ritchy-Purvis Kent Christensen Martha Miramontes Terri Allerman Paul Roberts Kristopher Bisbing Lorraine Davidson f LPHA PHI S(GmA Alpha Phi Sigma is a national honor society that recognizes academic excellence hy graduate and under- graduate students in criminal justice sciences. With 180 chapters throughout the United States, Cal State Fullerton is Alpha Phi Sigma ' s youngest chapter, its inaugural induction ceremony took place on March 1, 1996. Alpha Phi Sigma ' s purpose is to assist in the devel- opment of professional and personal leadership among students and practitioners and to provide opportunities for service to the community. Another focus for the group is to encourage greater communication among members, chap- ters and the whole criminal justice profession. (above right) Al- pha Phi Sigma founding officers, (right) Members at a meeting of the new criminal jus- tice honor society. m m M

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Beta alpha psI On February 12. 1919, Beta Alpha Psi, an account- ing honor society, became a nationally recognized frater- nity and since then has colo- nized 194 chapters through- out the nation. The group ' s responsibilities include the promotion of collegiate study of accounting as well as cultivation of a sense of responsibility and service among it ' s members. The Cal State Fuller- ton chapter ' s Spring 1996 service projects have included a graffiti paint- out and a plant-a-tree service project both in Anaheim. Beta Alpha Psi ' s recording secretary, Ed Steh, remarked, Be- ing a part of Beta Alpha Psi is a great opportunity for accounting students to build networking skills within the accounting industry. at-TA ALPH4 p (above) Beta Alpha Psi ' s community activities this year included a tree planting in Anaheim. (left) Beta Alpha Psi Accounting fraternity, 1995- 1996. (right) The 1995 Beta Alpha Psi officers (1-r) Grete Hildebrand, Ed J. Steh, Charles W. Read, Mary Nettleton, Mei-Lin (Helen) Lo and Rev Vandervort. dM-Organizations |

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Delta sigma pI Delta Sigma Pi has strong commitment to helping its members excel in both business and friendship. It ' s really hard to make friends on campus. Once you ' re in Delta Sigma Pi, the friendships last forever, says Tony Pan, club historian. The co-ed professional organization has been on campus since 1986 and is a nationally affiliated organization with chapters across the nation. Open to undergraduate business majors Delta Sigma Pi offers a number of services including networking inside the business community, finding internships for members, hunting down scholarships, hosting professional activities, job skill seminars and guest speakers that help students prepare for the job market. Delta Sigma Pi regularly volunteers for community service. It even has a small career center on campus. Joining the fraternity means that students will have the opportu nity to make the most out of their college experience. (top) Members of Delta Sigma Pi at their weekly meeting, (right) Delta Sigma Pi members Robin Szidak, Jacob, Pazienza, Leith Mohammad and Jonathon Watts participated in the Beautifying Anaheim project, (below) The Delta Sigma Pi mascot, Lamda Lamb, (below right) Delta Sigma Pi mem- bers Alice Chan and Deshon Quiette mingling at Profes- sional Night. k iO-Orga nizations