Co-Ed Professional Business & Economics Fraternity
Welcome to the Phi Chi Theta's Zeta Beta Chapter (University of Michigan). We are a co-ed professional business and economics fraternity. Whether you are majoring in finance, electrical engineering, or dance, Phi Chi Theta is a great opportunity to make lasting friends, participate in interesting workshops and activities, and become involved at school.
Phi Chi Theta's Zeta Beta Chapter was founded on February 10th, 2002 here at the University of Michigan. The Zeta Beta Chapter is open to all students with an interest in Business or Economics. Over the past few years, we have been steadily growing into one of the University's premier pre-professional fraternities. We are continually looking for talented, accomplished, and intelligent people to add to our fraternities.
Phi Chi Theta's purpose is to promote the cause of higher business education and training for all individuals, to foster high ideals for individuals in business careers, to encourage fraternity and cooperation among individuals preparing for such careers, and to stimulate the spirit of sacrifice and unselfish devotion to the attainment of such ends.
"May the candle of knowledge guide our ship to achievement."
I do solemnly promise to be true and loyal to the ideals of Phi Chi Theta, to strive at all times to uphold its standards and to work always for its best interests.
Phi Chi Theta's official colors are purple and gold, and it's official flower is the Iris.
Cory was born and raised in Newton, MA a suburb of Boston and discovered his interest in business while at the University of Michigan. His favorite activities are any ones that involve working in teams, which he will apply to a career in asset/wealth management. Cory traveled to China this past summer to study and work with Johnson & Johnson. Being from Boston, Cory loves his sports teams: the Red Sox, the Celtics, the Patriots, and of course the Michigan Wolverines. Cory enjoys being a leader and cannot wait to help continue PCT's success!
Tarun is from West Bloomfield, MI and is currently a junior in Michigan's BBA program. His interests include entrepreneurship, automobiles and professional football. Tarun will be working as an intern at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Detroit this summer.
Born in Wellington New Zealand, and having grown up in the Middle East, Himesh is one of four international students in Phi Chi Theta. Currently pursuing a BBA at the Ross School of Business, heavily invovled in PCT, and a consultant for BOND, Himesh always seems to have something to do! Having grown up abroad, Himesh didn't really follow football until he came to Michigan, but is now a huge Federer fan, and follows Champions league soccer.
Jordan was born in Fairfax, Virginia and grew up in a suburb of Atlanta, Georiga. He is currently a Junior in the BBA program. In addition to spending a lot of time with PCT, Jordan is also heavily involved in the car show scene, and enjoys anything that has to do with cars. He modifies his personal Volkswagen Passat and takes it to shows all across the country. Jordan hopes to persue a career in Consulting or Marketing when he graduates
Danielle grew up in Long Island, NY and upon visiting U-M, immediately knew it was the school for her. Aside from being heavily involved in Phi Chi Theta, Danielle is a Campus Day Leader for Michigan. This past summer she worked as a marketing/public relations intern at Business Development Group, and hopes to pursue a career in marketing. Her interests include cooking and baking, Michigan Football, and essentially anything Maize & Blue!
Kathryn was born and grew up in Grosse Pointe, MI, right outside of Detroit. Her interest in business developed in high school through her participation in DECA and has grown through her involvement in Phi Chi Theta. For the past two summers she has worked as the Finance Intern at Destination Media, a developer and operator of digital out-of-home media networks based out of Oak Park, MI. This summer she hopes to spend studying abroad in France.
Thank you for your interest in rushing Phi Chi Theta! More information will be available as the next semester approaches.