DSP PRACTICE EXAM TEST QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
2025/2026 GRADED A+
Name up to five Deltasigs who are members of your school's faculty or staff. - Debbi
Bearden, Cliff Fisher, Susan Watts, Erik Props, Charlene Sullivan.
Write the correct abbreviation for a member of Delta Sigma Pi - Deltasig
What is Delta Sigma Pi's "Central Office" and how is the Central Office staff different
from the
national Board of Directors? - The Central Office is the national administrative
headquarters of Delta Sigma Pi for both the Fraternity and
Leadership Foundation. The Executive Director is in charge of the Central Office and
has a paid full time
staff of directors and administrative personnel. The Board of Directors is a group of
elected, unpaid
volunteers who serve as the executive, legislative and judicial body of the Fraternity
during the interim
sessions between Grand Chapter Congresses. The Executive Director reports to the
Board of Directors.
Who established the Central Office and served as its director for 31 years? - H. G. "Gig"
Wright
In what city was the Central Office established? Where is it located today? - Chicago;
330 South Campus Avenue, Oxford, Ohio 45056.
Name at least six services provided, and/or publications produced, by the Fraternity's
Central Office
staff - MAINTAINS membership records, mailing lists, the dsp.org website; ritualistic
regalia, funds and archives; DISTRIBUTES certificates and cards of membership,
supplies, jewelry and scholarship keys; CONDUCTS the Grand Chapter Congress,
Chapter Management Program, visitation, public relations and expansion; PUBLISHES
manuals, forms, The DELTASIG, official bulletins, national reports; and REPRESENTS
the Fraternity nationally.
What is the difference between a LEAD School and LEAD Provincial Conference and
why should you participate in both? - LEAD Schools are one-day events held in five
locations each fall full of educational training seminars and opportunities to network,
with an overall focus on personal, professional, and leadership growth and Fraternal
development. LEAD Provincial Conferences are three-day events held in the spring,
similar to LEAD Schools, but also include banquets and provincial council meetings. I
should attend both to maximize the opportunity to enhance personal growth and
development, improve my collegiate chapter, and have fun at the same time.
, What is the Chapter Management Program? What are the three levels a chapter can
achieve? What level is every chapter expected to achieve? - The Chapter Management
Program (CMP), a program managed online through the Deltasig Hub, is the method of
formal communication between collegiate chapters and the national Fraternity. The
program is divided into three annual achievement levels for collegiate chapters. All
chapters are expected to reach the first level, Accredited Chapter. If all requirements for
the first level are completed, the chapter may seek to achieve the second level, Chapter
of Recognition, and then the third, Chapter of Excellence.
Explain the Educational and Leadership Consultant program in your own words. -
Educational and Leadership Consultants and various other staff members visit chapters
conducting officer training, educating members on all areas of chapter operations and
supporting the various opportunities available through chapter programming. Visits
include public relations meeting with business deans, student activities staff and chapter
advisors. The result leads to improved operations, new ideas for activities, suggested
resolutions to common challenges faced by student organizations, and enhanced
knowledge about the Fraternity.
To whom is the Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key awarded? - To the graduating senior
(Deltasig or not) in commerce and business administration who ranks highest in his or
her class.
What is the National Fraternity's website address? - www.dsp.org
In your own words, define the ideal member. - The ideal member of Delta Sigma Pi is
one who promises to support the Purpose of the Fraternity and will only act in ways that
bring credit to himself/herself and in turn, to the Fraternity. The ideal member gives to
the Fraternity to the best of his or her ability and will therefore receive mutual benefits in
return.
In your own words, define the ideal chapter. - The ideal chapter is one in which each
member strives to be an ideal member, supporting the Purpose and acting in a
favorable manor. The ideal chapter, through its officers, maintains contacts with
Fraternity leadership, the alumni of the chapter, and the other chapters and members of
the Fraternity. The ideal chapter also sponsors successful programming visible to
members of the campus community to prove its positive and successful existence on
campus.
Name several ways to support the fraternity after graduation. - PARTICIPATING in an
alumni chapter or in the various national leadership and professional development
events; ATTENDING collegiate chapter events; SERVING on the national level as a
Board of Directors member, Regional Vice President, District Director, or national
committee member; ESTABLISHING a new collegiate or alumni chapter in your area;
ASSISTING a Regional Vice President or other national officer; DONATING money or
services to the Delta Sigma Pi Leadership Foundation and/or chapters.
2025/2026 GRADED A+
Name up to five Deltasigs who are members of your school's faculty or staff. - Debbi
Bearden, Cliff Fisher, Susan Watts, Erik Props, Charlene Sullivan.
Write the correct abbreviation for a member of Delta Sigma Pi - Deltasig
What is Delta Sigma Pi's "Central Office" and how is the Central Office staff different
from the
national Board of Directors? - The Central Office is the national administrative
headquarters of Delta Sigma Pi for both the Fraternity and
Leadership Foundation. The Executive Director is in charge of the Central Office and
has a paid full time
staff of directors and administrative personnel. The Board of Directors is a group of
elected, unpaid
volunteers who serve as the executive, legislative and judicial body of the Fraternity
during the interim
sessions between Grand Chapter Congresses. The Executive Director reports to the
Board of Directors.
Who established the Central Office and served as its director for 31 years? - H. G. "Gig"
Wright
In what city was the Central Office established? Where is it located today? - Chicago;
330 South Campus Avenue, Oxford, Ohio 45056.
Name at least six services provided, and/or publications produced, by the Fraternity's
Central Office
staff - MAINTAINS membership records, mailing lists, the dsp.org website; ritualistic
regalia, funds and archives; DISTRIBUTES certificates and cards of membership,
supplies, jewelry and scholarship keys; CONDUCTS the Grand Chapter Congress,
Chapter Management Program, visitation, public relations and expansion; PUBLISHES
manuals, forms, The DELTASIG, official bulletins, national reports; and REPRESENTS
the Fraternity nationally.
What is the difference between a LEAD School and LEAD Provincial Conference and
why should you participate in both? - LEAD Schools are one-day events held in five
locations each fall full of educational training seminars and opportunities to network,
with an overall focus on personal, professional, and leadership growth and Fraternal
development. LEAD Provincial Conferences are three-day events held in the spring,
similar to LEAD Schools, but also include banquets and provincial council meetings. I
should attend both to maximize the opportunity to enhance personal growth and
development, improve my collegiate chapter, and have fun at the same time.
, What is the Chapter Management Program? What are the three levels a chapter can
achieve? What level is every chapter expected to achieve? - The Chapter Management
Program (CMP), a program managed online through the Deltasig Hub, is the method of
formal communication between collegiate chapters and the national Fraternity. The
program is divided into three annual achievement levels for collegiate chapters. All
chapters are expected to reach the first level, Accredited Chapter. If all requirements for
the first level are completed, the chapter may seek to achieve the second level, Chapter
of Recognition, and then the third, Chapter of Excellence.
Explain the Educational and Leadership Consultant program in your own words. -
Educational and Leadership Consultants and various other staff members visit chapters
conducting officer training, educating members on all areas of chapter operations and
supporting the various opportunities available through chapter programming. Visits
include public relations meeting with business deans, student activities staff and chapter
advisors. The result leads to improved operations, new ideas for activities, suggested
resolutions to common challenges faced by student organizations, and enhanced
knowledge about the Fraternity.
To whom is the Delta Sigma Pi Scholarship Key awarded? - To the graduating senior
(Deltasig or not) in commerce and business administration who ranks highest in his or
her class.
What is the National Fraternity's website address? - www.dsp.org
In your own words, define the ideal member. - The ideal member of Delta Sigma Pi is
one who promises to support the Purpose of the Fraternity and will only act in ways that
bring credit to himself/herself and in turn, to the Fraternity. The ideal member gives to
the Fraternity to the best of his or her ability and will therefore receive mutual benefits in
return.
In your own words, define the ideal chapter. - The ideal chapter is one in which each
member strives to be an ideal member, supporting the Purpose and acting in a
favorable manor. The ideal chapter, through its officers, maintains contacts with
Fraternity leadership, the alumni of the chapter, and the other chapters and members of
the Fraternity. The ideal chapter also sponsors successful programming visible to
members of the campus community to prove its positive and successful existence on
campus.
Name several ways to support the fraternity after graduation. - PARTICIPATING in an
alumni chapter or in the various national leadership and professional development
events; ATTENDING collegiate chapter events; SERVING on the national level as a
Board of Directors member, Regional Vice President, District Director, or national
committee member; ESTABLISHING a new collegiate or alumni chapter in your area;
ASSISTING a Regional Vice President or other national officer; DONATING money or
services to the Delta Sigma Pi Leadership Foundation and/or chapters.
