Phi Epsilon Chapter is based in George Washington University chartered on March 24th, 2011. It is a virtual chapter serving members from various states all over the US and Canada. The chapter board officers believe: Membership experience is enriched by participation. We communicate to connect, connect to advance. To learn more about the benefits of STTI, please click the links below:What's in it for me? A recorded webcast (9:06)An Honor To Join video (6:03)A Benefit to Belong video (8:24) Here is a welcome video by your President, Arlene Pericak and your Vice President, Cameron Hogg. This is a new member orientation to help you understand how you can get involved and take advantage of your new membership. Please take a moment to listen to this 4 minute videoNew member orientation video (4:02)We welcome you to be active members in our virtual chapter. Let's get connected! Where in the world are other Phi Epsilon members? Join our interactive map. Stay in touch by posting in our chapter website, Like us in Facebook or follow us in Twitter.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Chapter welcomes its newest members in Spring 2023
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Your Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter is pleased to share with you the recording of our recent educational event “Prostate Health,” which was sponsored by AAMN and our Chapter.
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And the Webex link below to view the educational offering.
Dear Fellow Phi Epsilon Sigma members,
As we wind down the year and spend much needed time with family and friends, we wanted to wish you a joyous and healthy holiday season. May you have a warm welcome as the door opens to 2024. Looking forward to a productive innovative new year!
LeAnne Lovett-Floom, Phi Epsilon President
Phi Epsilon had the pleasure of welcoming new members into the Chapter last week. An induction ceremony was held at the GW School of Nursing Ashburn campus and recorded live on the school's Facebook site. Please reach out to our newest chapter members and say hello. We look forward to collaboration with fellow scholars in the future.