Published September 17, 2014
Five members of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity at the University of Louisiana at Monroe
recently received a prestigious national recognition—The Order of the Sphinx Award.
According to the fraternity’s national website, the Order of the Sphinx Award recognizes
undergraduate leaders of Delta Sigma Phi who have contributed significantly to their
campus, chapter, and to the fraternity on a national level.
ULM’s recipients include Dwayne Hammer, a pharmacy professional student from Waggaman;
Michael Roboski, a marketing major from Natchez, Miss.; Matthew Petit, a pharmacy
professional student from Ama; Tyler Buccola, a health studies major from Abita Springs;
and Asa Warren, a speech-language pathology graduate student from Heflin (award earned
while undergraduate).
Hammer (middle) with Delta Sgma Phi brothers From left: Buccola,
Warren, and Roboski Alex Jobe (left) and David Evans (right)
Chapters, alumni corporation boards, and advisers determine those members most deserving
of this high undergraduate award through nomination and vote.
This award, given to the top 85 members nationwide, distinguishes the members who
have gone above and beyond to help and provide for their chapter.
