Thomas University Inducts New Members in Sigma Beta Delta
Post Published On:The Thomas University chapter of Sigma Beta Delta International Honor Society formally welcomed 13 students during its induction ceremony online on Thursday, April 25.
The students met the Sigma Beta Delta requirements, which requires inductees to be Business, Management and Administration undergraduate and graduate students who are in the top 20 percent of their class.
The new members pledged to live by the meaning of the Greek letters: Sigma, Beta, Delta.
Sigma is the initial letter of the Greek word SOFIA (Sa-‘phe-ä), which means wisdom. Beta is the initial letter of the Greek word BEBAIOS (Be-‘bi-os), which signifies honor. Delta is the initial letter of the Greek word DIWKW (Di-‘o-ko), which signifies the pursuit of meaningful aspirations.
Leah Grant from Spring Hall, FL, Master’s in Business Administration; Keith Harris from Chla Vista, CA, Master’s in Business Administration; Destiny Ware from Quitman, GA, Master’s in Business Administration; Jaelynn Viapando from Albuquerque, NM, Master’s in Business Administration; Nicholas Brady from Tallahassee, FL, Bachelor of Science in Computer Systems Management; Marco Galardini from Gavi (AL), Bachelor of Science in Business Management; Emily Harrell from Thomasville, GA, Bachelor of Science in Business Management; Diego Alonso Jamie from Madrid, Spain, Bachelor of Science in Business Management; Trey Larkin from Cumming, GA, Bachelor of Science in Marketing; Marko Mihajlovic from Stony Creek, Canada, Bachelor of Science in Marketing; Ben Paget from Warsop Vale, United Kingdom, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Bradley Peacock from Jennings, FL, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Minor in Criminal Justice); and Yusuf Razzaq from Hampton, United Kingdom; Bachelor of Science in Business Management (Minor in Sports Studies).
