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About Pi Sigma Epsilon - Eta Beta Chapter

The Pi Sigma Epsilon Eta Beta Chapter was founded at Michigan State University in Fall 2014. PSE Eta Beta is an official organization through the Broad College of Business. Currently there are 70+ members and 12 executive board members. The Eta Beta Chapter competes annually at the Pi Sigma Epsilon Regional and National Conferences. Previously, we have earned the title "Best New Chapter" and have been nominated for Silver Chapter three years in a row. Pi Sigma Epsilon is the nation's only professional co-ed fraternity specializing in Marketing, Sales and Management. Our mission is to develop sales, marketing, and professional skills of it's members through real world experience. There are 70+ chapters nation wide with over 2,000 collegiate members and 40 national corporate sponsors. PSE Eta Beta operates like a professional business firm where we bring in real-world clientele. We provide our members with access to real companies to network and gain new experiences for their future careers. Our organization is heavily focused on Marketing and Sales, but we have members from majors all across the spectrum such as Advertising and Communications. We recruit and except students of all majors which contributes to our inclusive atmosphere. Some of our chapter sponsors include Ally Financial, Quicken Loans, BASF, Coyote Logistics, Speedway, AIS Construction Equipment, CED and Brooksource. We provide a diverse portfolio of companies to best tailor to the professional needs and wants of our members. PSE Eta Beta is dedicated to giving back to the Michigan State University campus as well as our local Lansing, Michigan community. Every semester we provide our members with volunteer opportunities such as tutoring, the Kelly Hughes 5k, collecting school supplies for the Lansing School District, and much more. We believe in contributing to the community that our university calls home and building a better tomorrow.

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