Welcome.
Welcome to the official website of the Founding Chapter of Delta Epsilon Psi Fraternity, Inc., at the University of Texas at Austin. We hope that you will take the time to explore our site and learn about our prestigious fraternity, which is founded on the values of brotherhood, discipline, and commitment. We are committed to pursuing excellence in all aspects of our lives, most notably in leadership and philanthropy. Through our values and goals, we strive to become upstanding members of our community and to inspire others both within and outside of our fraternity to be the same.
As a South Asian Brotherhood, Delta Epsilon Psi takes pride in its diverse cultures and promotes its philanthropy through volunteer service and leadership within the surrounding community. While uniting the brothers more intimately with the community, Delta Epsilon Psi fosters the proliferation of South Asian philosophy and culture to transcend religious and regional barriers and to create South Asian awareness.
Spring 2009 Rush - phi Class.
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"We don't turn boys into men, we turn men into leaders." Our members have continuously shown their commitment to the well-being of the community. Our goals are structured both for the growth of the Fraternity and the individual. Addition-ally, our extensive social involvement and campus leadership allows us to stay on top of campus wide events. We aim to provide a basic network for members to succeed academically and to unite members closely to the community, transcending religious and regional barriers within our community, and creating an awareness of South Asian needs and problems to the community. Delta Epsilon Psi was not created to separate a group from the whole, but rather to instill the ideas of a whole into a body of unified men.
10th Annual project come together.
The Brothers of Delta Epsilon Psi are proud to announce the 10th Annual Project Come Together, or PCT. PCT is an open forum inviting all organizations at UT to come together for the largest single day of service on the UT Campus. PCT provides over 3,500 elementary children in Austin who have demonstrated exemplary scholastic aptitude and near perfect attendance with a day of fun filled events. This year we are looking to unite more than 70 UT student organizations to provide these children with carnival rides, games, concessions, and booths with various fun activities to show children that their hard work is recognized and to foster the idea of higher education. We will also be including physical activities and games on Clark Field in addition to Gregory Gym and Plaza. By including Clark Field we're looking to add physical fitness to our existing goals. If your organization would like to help or form a booth please go to www.projectcometogether.com to learn more.
Congratulations Upsilon Class.
Upsilon Class: Jason King, Akash Jain, Vikash Bhakta, Nishanth Arepalli, Rahib Rahman, Davin Patel and Jelin Abraham. With PCs Rupesh Shah and Aziz Charania
Congratulations to the Upsilon Class of Delta Epsilon Psi's Founding Chapter. These brothers have displayed our three pilars Brotherhood, Discipline, and Commitment to the fullest, and we welcome them to the brotherhood.
6th Annual Sugar Free Bowl Recap.
The 6th Annual Sugar Free Bowl was hosted on Saturday, November 22nd, 2008 by the Brothers of Delta Epsilon Psi at the University's Intramural Fields. The purpose of the event was simply to raise Juvenile Diabetes awareness by throwing the largest single-day flag football tournament on UT campus ever. This year as we expanded to three divisions (Men's A – Competitive, Men's B – Recreational, & Co-ed) with more than 48 teams and over 200 volunteers, the event was the largest yet. The tournament went late into the evening and was filled with skills challenges (side games), informative juvenile diabetes awareness booths, food, and prizes. With everyone’s help we were able to donate $10,000 to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation on behalf of the Vishal Bhagat Foundation. We would like to thank all of our sponsors, Delta Epsilon Psi alumni and parents, the Vishal Bhagat Foundation, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, our special guest speaker, the Executive Director of JDRF's Austin Chapter, Vicki Callegari, and everyone else who came out to volunteer, play or support.