The activities that you already plan such as bringing in a business professional to
speak at a chapter meeting or organizing a holiday party, contribute to your Passport
success. Look through the guidelines below for other suggested activities to enhance
your Delta Epsilon Chi experience.
2009-2010 Chapter Passport Award Recipients
Presidential Award
University of Central Florida, Florida
CCRI Liston, Rhode Island
Diplomat Award
University of Missouri, Missouri
University of Mary, North Dakota
Executive Award
Scottsdale Community College, Arizona
Boise State University, Idaho
Millikin University, Illinois
Alexandria Technical College, Minnesota
Northeast Mississippi Community College, Mississippi
University of Central Missouri, Missouri
Ryerson University, Ontario
Chippewa Valley Technical College, Wisconsin
2009-2010 Member Passport Award Recipients
Gold Diamond Award
Katie Rosier, Scottsdale Community College, Arizona
Samantha Clevinger, Johnson & Wales University - Denver, Colorado
Amy Matthies, Johnson & Wales University - Denver, Colorado
Anna Wyttenback, Johnson & Wales University - Denver, Colorado
Baylee Jane Romero, Johnson & Wales University - Denver, Colorado
Kimberly Olsen, Johnson & Wales University - Denver, Colorado
Jessica Sofranec, University of Central Florida, Florida
Bobby Lucas, Atlanta Technical College, Georgia
Shavon M. Nesbitt, Atlanta Technical College, Georgia
Jessica Pearson, Boise State University, Idaho
Blue Diamond Award
Briana Smith, Johnson & Wales University, Colorado
Melissa Blette, University of Central Florida, Florida
Zahra Malko, Community College of Rhode
The Delta Epsilon Chi Passport Program encourages local chapters and individual
members to plan activities and participate in events that enhance the experiences of
members at the local, state and international levels. The passport rewards action taken
by members and chapters that build personal and professional skill sets. Members and
chapters earning the various levels of Passport success will be recognized for their
efforts at the International Career Development Conference and in other Delta Epsilon
Chi publications.
