Maryland Smith Business Fraternity Wins National Award

The Eta Gamma chapter of Pi Sigma Epsilon at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business recently took home honors during the fraternity’s virtual National Convention.

The Maryland Smith chapter was recognized for achieving Amethyst COG point status, the third-highest level in the fraternity’s rankings. Chapter President Yosi Talaminaei was also honored as the recipient of the Boehringer Ingleheim Scholarship. The $1,500 scholarship is awarded to a student who exemplifies the pillars of Boehringer Ingleheim Animal Health culture: accountability, agility, and intrapreneurship.

During the virtual convention in April, the Maryland Smith chapter competed against others from across the country in PSE’s National Speakers Competition and the fraternity’s signature competition—the Pro-Am Sell-a-Thon.

Pi Sigma Epsilon is a co-ed professional business fraternity in the fields of sales, marketing, and management.