Tau Sigma President Statement-
Hello, my name is Christiana Obey, I am a senior psychology major and I am your Tau Sigma-Gamma Mu President. I transferred to S.U. from Jefferson Community College in Louisville, KY Fall 2010.
I hope to get to meet more students as the year progresses. My main goal of Tau Sigma is to help build a strong and thriving chapter on campus that has a strong sense of community between its members. I look forward to making the induction ceremony this year amazing. I look forward to getting our name recognized in the S.U. community and creating partnerships with surrounding colleges and universities.
I love this school because it has helped me to grow into an independent and vibrant young woman. I love this school because I feel it gives one the keys to open doors in life that may not have previously been accessible. I hope, when I graduate, I will have made a difference.
Please feel free to email me at any time at Obeyc@seattleu.edu. Thanks and See you soon!
Hello everyone, my name is Yen Pham, or you can call me Jennifer. I am a junior Finance major, and I am your Tau Sigma-Gamma Mu Secretary. I am an international student from Vietnam, which is a beautiful S shaped country, and I transferred from North Seattle Community College in Fall 2011.
As a Secretary, my goal is to help Tau Sigma become a stronger and bigger organization that builds strong connections among all members. I hope as the years go on, there will be much more students join this organization, and I am so excited to welcome new members of the upcoming induction ceremony this year. I believe that Tau Sigma will be in everyone's heart.
Enrolling in Seattle University is my best decision because I get to meet and make friends with a lot of students from all over the world. Seattle University also provides me chances to excel myself and makes positive changes in my life. Seattle University is my third home sweet home, and I am in love with it. By the time I graduate, I hope that the organization will have played an important and particular role in everyone's life at Seattle University.