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The Epsilon Beta chapter of Delta Sigma Phi is hosting Oshkosh's First Annual Chester Marcol 5k Walk for Suicide Awareness on Saturday, April 30th.  Come join us in support of a great cause!

Starts at Oshkosh North High Gym, 1100 W. Smith Avenue
Check-In Starts at 7:30 a.m.
Keynote Speaker starts at 8:30 a.m.
Walk starts at 9:30 a.m.

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After a week of competitive events such as broomball and ice sculpture carving, Delta Sigma Phi and Zeta Tau Alpha triumphed and took first place in the Greek Organizations category. 

April 30, 2011 5K Suicide Awareness Walk hosted by Delta Sigma Phi Epsilon Beta Chapter.  

Special guests and presenters include Olympian Susie Favor Hamilton and Delta Sigma Phi and Packer Hall of Famer Chester Marcol.  Invocation by Rev David Howie. 

October 22, 2011 UW Oshkosh Homecoming Weekend

December 10, 2011 Founders Day at George's Restaurant Harrison Street Oshkosh WI . We will be awarding two $250 scholarships to incoming Freshman males at this event.

Gentlemen:
On behalf of the ACB and Active Chapter of Epsilon Beta, I would like to invite you to attend the Homecoming Celebrations on Oct 23r, 2010

The formal dinner will take place at the City Center Hotel in Oshkosh at 6:15 pm at:

City Center Hotel Oshkosh
1 N Main St · Oshkosh
(920) 231-5000
http://www.citycenterhoteloshkosh.com/

The ACB is hosting the event for alumni members, so your dinner is FREE (Si Gratis!) in an effort to gather as many brothers during the formal and avoid satellite dinners.  We would like you to come and meet the current and past members of Epsilon Beta.  Your spouse or guest would have to cover the basic cost of dinner which is $25 per plate. What is the catch?  Your attendance is expected and welcome.  

In the morning before the game, you are welcome to stop by the Delta Sig House.
414, Irving, Oshkosh WI, 54901

At 9:00 am, we are hosting the ACB meeting and election.  We need to confirm the new ACB president and board in place.  The active chapter is hosting a brat fry right afterwards.

Further campus wide events will be confirmed at this website:
http://www.uwosh.edu/homecoming/

All family members welcome to attend, enjoy a brat and check out composite pictures of you 20 to 30 pounds ago, I mean years. :)

Please RSVP with Sud Shanmugabaskaran our homecoming chair at:
sshanmuga10@alumni.uwosh.edu

Questions about the chapter can be directed to our New President Mark Buchanan.
Mark Buchanan <bucham19@uwosh.edu>

Questions about ACB can be directed to Scott Bucklin:
Scott Bucklin <ssbucklin@aol.com>

Questions about the ACB scholarship fund can be directed to James Rath.
James Rath <jrath@new.rr.com>

Questions about what happened to Nelson, Breese and Clemans, check this out:
http://www.housing.uwosh.edu/new-residence-hall

Once again thank you and YITBOS

For further information about campus wide events click here

Over the week of October 10th 2009, the brothers of Delta Sigma Phi and the sisters of Gamma Phi Beta took part in the annual Homecoming festivities on campus.

From the window decorations in Reeve Union on Sunday, to the Lip Sync and Yell like Hell competitions Friday evening at Albee Hall, the two organizations spent the week trying their hardest to come out on top in the Greek Division.

When all was said and done, the group’s first- place finishes in the House Decorating and Spoons competitions buoyed them to an overall first-place finish, just edging out Sigma Pi and Alpha Xi Delta, who placed second.
This marked the first time Delta Sigma Phi has won Homecoming or Winter Carnival in five years. A year earlier, also paired with Gamma Phi Beta, the brothers failed to place entirely.
That Saturday night, the victory was celebrated with the annual Homecoming Formal, held at the Packer Hall of Fame in Green Bay.

A video that was created for the Delta Sigma Phi Convention in 2009, All In for Delta Sig has become a rallying cry for members of the Fraternity. It encourages members to not be typical, and live our mission of being better men.

(click here to see the video)

A different way of connecting with alumni, actives and friends.

This website was originally created in the summer of 1994. Since its creation, it has served as a focal point for information related to our chapter. As technology evolved, the needs and expectation of our group have changed.

New methods in social networking will become more important tools to contact with the chapter. This summer we are embarking in changing our online presence. Facebook, Linked in, tweeter, a new content management system will be new updated ways of networking and connecting with past and current members of our chapter.

Keep in an eye on future updates.