Delta Sigma Pi is a professional fraternity that has been a chapter on the Syracuse University campus since 2001. The fraternity’s mission is to foster the study of business in universities while also encouraging scholarship and the association of students.

Kyle Coleman, a brother of Delta Sigma Pi since the fall of 2010, has remained a committed member of DSP and has continued to display the plethora of leadership skills and wisdom he has obtained from the multiple experiences that he has had on campus.

During the fall of 2011, Coleman started Delta Sigma Pi’s annual Cuse vs. Cancer 5K marathon. During this time, Delta Sigma Pi was struggling to find a way to help connect SU students to the city of Syracuse itself. Coleman believed his idea of the Cuse vs. Cancer 5K run/walk would take strides in creating a bridge between the Syracuse community and the university’s student body.

During the past two years, this event has raised more than $5,000 that has been donated to a local food pantry and cancer research. At the same time, it has also brought together people from the community and student organizations to support a cause that is near and dear to so many people’s hearts.

In addition to being an active brother in Delta Sigma Pi, Coleman has also been a peer facilitator in the Martin J. Whitman School of Management and a resident adviser in both Watson and Marion residence halls.

Through these two experiences, Coleman has worked with diverse groups of students from all walks of life and has witnessed first hand how campus safety and segregation affect the student body from freshmen to seniors. His strong belief in raising awareness and being an advocate for our student body is why Coleman will make for a strong, reliable and effective president of our student body.

As the president of Delta Sigma Pi and on behalf of our entire brotherhood, I publicly endorse Coleman as being the right choice for the future safety and unity of all Syracuse University students.

Kind Regards,
Sha J. Goode
Delta Sigma Pi president

Published on November 6, 2012 at 2:26 am