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Giving back to Pi Sigma Epsilon to enable current collegian members to fully maximize their experiences is incredibly important during these tough economic times. The Pi Sigma Epsilon National Educational Foundation encourages you to give what you’re able to help its activities—whether it’s a donation to your old chapter to help send members to the PSE National Convention or to the scholarship program to help the Foundation reach its goals to endow several memorial scholarships to allow them to available to members for many years to come.
Brent Fogleman, the Secretary of the PSE National Educational Foundation says, “Donate what you’re able. Whether it’s time given to mentor a chapter member or money given to the Foundation to make our scholarship program successful. Even giving $5. That $5 is something we didn’t have before. Especially during an economic downturn, there are so many people who want and need a college education, every cent we are able to collect will go into making a success of our scholarship program and offer opportunities that weren’t there before. So please give.”
Your donation is tax deductible.
Donations to the Pi Sigma Epsilon National Educational Foundation
All programs and activities of the
Pi Sigma Epsilon National Educational Foundation are supported
by the generous contributions of individuals and organizations.
The volunteer leaders who serve on the board of directors
receive no financial return for their participation.
The Foundation is constantly
developing advanced methods of achieving its purposes in the
support of sales and marketing education. Please join us in
our endeavor. All donations are tax deductible.
Programs of the Organization and Foundation
- The support of the National
Conference in Sales Management(NCSM) and awards issued
to participants of the NCSM.
- The encouragement of up-to-the-minute
research through support of the quarterly, academic publication,
the Journal
of Personal Selling and Sales Management.
- The sponsorship of scholarships presented
to members of Pi Sigma Epsilon who have achieved individual
accomplishments as they relate to academic performance,
leadership, community service, PSE participation, and related
activities. These scholarships
are presented during the Pi Sigma Epsilon Annual National
Convention.
- The PSE National Educational Foundation
National Awards Program to foster the spirit of sincere
and ethical competition by providing chapter members with
experience in sales, marketing, management, critical thinking
and decision making, and presentation skills.
- The Pro-Am
Sell-A-Thon Sponsored By Vector Marketing to develop
the selling skills of college students. It is an annual
competition held by PSE at its five fall regional conferences
and its annual National Sales and Marketing Convention.
PSE NEF Legacy Club
In order to encourage the friends,
alumni and supporters of Pi Sigma Epsilon who wish to make
planned gifts to the organization and foundation the Legacy
Club has been established in order to recognize those
individuals who have chosen to provide gifts and legacy funding
to the PSE National Educational Foundation. Either in one-time
gifts or on a "deferred" basis, by means of wills,
insurance policies, and special trust and annuity programs
in order to promote the mission and goals of the PSE National
Educational Foundation.
Those individuals who have made a provision
for the organization and foundation in their wills, insurance
polices, trust or annuity programs, or benefactors of the
Pi Sigma Epsilon National Educational Foundation's Legacy
Club will be honored each year at a special event of the foundation
and will be recognized permanently by the PSE National Executives
International through its Roll of Honor on the PSE
National Educational Foundation web site and appropriate public
events.
To make a planned gift in your will, of stocks, or an insurance
policy, please contact Ann Devine at ann.devine@pse.org.
SCHOLARSHIP DONATIONS
 The
Trenton Haack Scholarship Fund
Pi Sigma Epsilon mourns the loss of Trenton Haack, who passed
away on Tuesday, October 14th. Trenton was a 1994 alumnus
of Miami University of Ohio and the PSE Gamma Gamma chapter.
Trenton served in various Executive Board positions in the
chapter. After graduation, Trenton was Gamma Gamma’s
Alumni Advisor for 10 years. He was a three-time recipient
of PSE’s National Award - Top Alumni Advisor. Trenton
was a member of the PSE National Council since 2001. Most
recently, Trenton served as the National Secretary on the
Council and was slated to be PSE National President in 2010.
Collegians will remember his role in leading the case competition
at national conventions.
Professionally, Trenton was the Director of Qualitative Research
with Burke, Inc. an international marketing research firm.
He earned his MBA from George Washington University with a
concentration in International Business. Trenton’s family
has requested that in lieu of flowers that donations be made
in his honor to the PSE National Educational Foundation. Trenton
dedicated so much of his life to Pi Sigma Epsilon and truly
loved the organization. He would have been very proud to give
a scholarship in his name.
PSE will deeply miss Trenton’s lively personality and
quick laughter, his thoughtful counsel, and his dedication
to fulfilling PSE’s mission in whatever way he could
help.
 The
Debbie (Baar) Khalil Scholarship Fund
Debbie (Baar) Khalil was a 1979 alumna of Beta Gamma, University
of Wisconsin-Whitewater. Debbie joined the PSE National Headquarters
staff in July of 1979 and served as the 1979-80 Field Representative.
It was at the National Headquarters that Debbie met her future
husband, Mark Khalil, alumnus Alpha Rho, University of South
Carolina, past PSE Managing Director, past PSE National Council
President and past PSE National Educational Foundation Chair.
Debbie was an ardent supporter of the PSE National Educational
Foundation Scholarship Program having served as Scholarship
Chairperson, presenter and judge for many years. She had deep
and true dedication to bringing the ideals of Pi Sigma Epsilon
to students across the nation.
FUNDS BUILDING TOWARD ENDOWMENT
 Marv
Loos Scholarship Fund
Initiated by the Iota PSE chapter at Arizona State University,
this scholarship honors Marvin D. Loos. Marv is a charter
member of the Iota chapter (April 22, 1958) and was its two-term
President. In those two years, Iota received the Lewis F.
Gordon Top Chapter Award. He served on the PSE National Council
as Secretary, Treasurer, Administrative VP, and the first
Alumni Vice President. He was elected to serve as the PSE
National President from 1992-1993 and continues today as the
Alumni Advisor to the Iota chapter.
With over 50 years of continuous commitment to Pi Sigma Epsilon
as involved alumnus and national leader, Marv is PSE’s
official historian. A close personal friend of founders Lew
Gordon and Dr. William H. Harris, Marv brings to the fraternity
an understanding of PSE that few have had the opportunity
to acquire first-hand from the individuals who made our fraternity
a reality. Additionally, Marv has attended 48 of the 52 PSE
National Conventions. Marv is a PSE life member and its 17th
Honorary Life Member, the highest award bestowed by the PSE
National Council.
Pi Sigma Epsilon is truly appreciative of Marv’s generosity
and dedication to the principles, purposes and mission of
PSE for over 50 years.
Past PSE National Presidents Scholarship Fund
Initiated by Dr. William R. Thomas, PSE National President
1978-1979. Bill Thomas has been a member of Pi Sigma Epsilon
since joining the Alpha Gamma chapter in 1964 at the Georgia
Institute of Technology. He was active as a collegian, then
an alumnus, and later as Faculty Advisor to the Alpha Rho
chapter at the University of South Carolina. During Bill’s
leadership years with PSE, his involvement resulted in expanded
programs, ongoing development and a movement to allow women
to become Fraternity members. He served in various capacities
on the National Council before becoming PSE National President.
One of Bill’s proudest achievements as PSE National
President was the substantial increase in financial support
provided by alumni members. Once again, Bill is reaching out
to Past PSE National Presidents to give back to their fraternity
in a way that will go on and award students scholarships for
years to come.
If you prefer to make a donation by check or mail your credit
card information, please mail to
PSENEF:
3747 S Howell Ave,
Milwaukee, WI 53207.
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