Gamma Sigma Epsilon - Delta Beta Chapter

Gamma Sigma Epsilon is a national honorary society for students studying chemistry. The society was founded in 1919 at Davidson College in Georgia. There are currently over 40 chapters of ΓΣΕ in 18 states.

The UA chapter of ΓΣΕ (Delta Beta) was founded in 1924. It has a long history of recognizing the outstanding students and faculty of the Department of Chemistry.

Membership in ΓΣΕ is available to any chemistry major or minor who has completed at least 14 hours of chemistry courses at UA, has a 3.3 GPA in chemistry, and a 3.3 GPA overall. Induction of new members occurs during the spring semester. For more information, contact Dr. Kevin Shaughnessy, ΓΣΕ faculty advisor.

GSE Officers

GSE Induction Classes

Joining GSE

Constitution and Bylaws

2008 Gamma Sigma Epsilon Initiation Class

Front: Jessica McPherson, Ashley Ween, Savannah Tubbs.
Stairs (l to r): Mary Bradley, Jonathan Kentros, Tara Veasey, Russ Terry, Stephanie Cantu, Susanna Tubbs, Anton Dukeman, Will Kilgo, Seth Garrett, David Dorn, Cody Smith, Laura Kyser, Michael Eddings, Okechukwu Mgbemena, Emily Wayman, Randall Mansell, Desiree Picone, Peyton Yarbrough, Rebecca Long
Not Pictured: William Brett Fellows, Laura Katie Wells

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