Sigma Iota Epsilon (SIE) is the student division of the Academy of Management and is an honorary and professional management fraternity. The Award-Winning Sigma Zeta Chapter (2019-2020 Chapter of the Year) seeks to create a culture of professional comradery and a network of support that reaches University of Dallas students across the world.
Students are eligible for SIE membership upon completion of six graduate credit hours from the Satish & Yasmin Gupta College of Business, with an overall grade point average of 3.5 or higher (with no academic honesty violations). The six hours cannot be from transferred hours.
The purpose of SIE is to:
In addition to providing recognition and interaction among students and faculty, SIE members also receive a certificate, lapel pin (which may be worn on your gown at graduation) and a digital badge as a symbol of their achievement. Upon graduating, SIE members may order a gold stole to wear over their robe, which contains the SIE emblem and indicates their achievements as an outstanding student.
Contact sie@udallas.edu with any questions.
The Greek letters in our name stand for Spoude, Idreia, and Exoche - earnestness, knowledge, and excellence. Our symbol, the Sigma Iota Epsilon key,
reminds us of the wisdom and practicality signified by the concepts of creative development,
organization, cooperation, and service.
PresidentAnnette Bolding |
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Vice PresidentJoanne Wang |
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VP of Alumni RelationsVACANT |
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VP of EventsVACANT |
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VP of OperationsPeter Eldridge |
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VP of Marketing & CommunicationsVACANT |
Gupta COB Faculty Advisor: Dr. Dale Fodness, dfodness@udallas.edu
Gupta COB SIE Administrative Support: Sheri Collier, sie@udallas.edu
Pauline Akatsa-Hinga
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2019-2020 Academic Year
Second Place - $750
Matthew Sargent
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2019-2020 Academic Year
Second Place - $750
David Rogers
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2017-2018 Academic Year
Honorable Mention - $750
David Rogers
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2016-2017 Academic Year
Second Place - $1,000
David Rogers
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2015-2016 Academic Year
First Place - $1,500
Niki Kissinger
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2015-2016 Academic Year
Third Place - $500
Heather Whitaker
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2013-2014 Academic Year
First Place - $1,500
Todd S. Heinsch
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2012-2013 Academic Year
Runner-up - $500
Santhosh Vengattery
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2012-2013 Academic Year
Runner-up - $250
Robert Bishara
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2011-2012 Academic Year
2nd place - $750
Temitope Ogunbona
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2011-2012 Academic Year
3rd place - $500
Jeanette Chawdhury
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2010-2011 Academic Year
2nd place - $750
Pamela Bataillon
Sigma Zeta Chapter, UD
2003-2004 Academic Year
1st place - $1250
2021 (summer 2021, fall 2021) Jennifer Howard
2020 (summer 2020 and spring 2021) Andrew Uffman
2020 (spring 2020) Maria Falomir
2019 (fall 2019) Michael Mugo
2019 (summer 2019) Shilpa Narwani
2018 (fall 2018 and spring 2019) Vikas Bohra
2018 (spring and summer) Sharon Hernandez
2017 (summer and fall) Zachary Fountain-Metz
2017 (April-May) Brian Shelburne and 2017 (spring) Jessica Hornsby
2016 (summer) and 2016 (fall) Anna Drozdowski
2015 (fall) and 2016 (spring) Ruchir Rahul
2014 and 2015 (spring and summer) George Gilchrist
2012 (fall) and 2013 Kiki Gao
2012 Ebay Hampton
2011 Kris Chenothuparambil
2011 Randall Harvill
2011 Ryan Olson
2010 James Gilman
2010 Jim Martin
2008-10 Wiley Brooks-Martin
2007-08 Sean Fitzpatrick
2006-07 Thelma Franco
2005-06 Christopher Earle
2005 Sandra Hill
2004 Kelley Williams
2004 TeRon Lawrence
2004 Michelle Gilmartin
2003 Daniel Haswell
2003 Peter Weidenbruch
2003 Don Nelson, Jr
2002-03 Jay Halpin
2002 Allen Perkins
2001 SIE inactive
2000 Maya Malas
1999 Beth Hawkins
1998 James Talkington
1997 Terry Devine
1995-96 Jim Reed
1994 Katharine McMahon
1993 Jeffrey S. Milne
Interim years unavailable
1988-89 OR 1989-90 John Klickman
Interim years unavailable
1986 John Schneider
Interim years unavailable
1971 G.P. Cain
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