Eric Bedrosian, Butler ’26, found and accepted leadership within the ranks of his chapter, serving as vice president of finance and providing insight on the chapter’s recruitment committee. He was filled with Beta Spirit after representing the Alpha Psi Chapter at the 184th General Convention in Dallas, too.
“Being a Beta is important,” Eric said. “The Fraternity provides me a guide, not only for leadership in other organizations but also a way to live my life to the fullest.”
But he still felt as if something was missing in his early days on campus. From the humble beginning of joining a club in high school, Brother Bedrosian soon became an internationally recognized leader, elected Collegiate DECA’s President in April.
Brother Bedrosian plans to lead Collegiate DECA following the core values of Beta: mutually assisting members by helping them grow their chapters and leadership strength, growing intellectually while learning new skills and ways to improve his leadership, and leading with integrity.
“I didn’t enter college planning on joining a fraternity but when I found Beta, I knew it was the right place to call home,” Eric said. “There is no other fraternity I would rather represent as Collegiate DECA’s president.”
As a representative for over 180 global chapters and more than 4,500 members, he will work over the course of the next year to advocate for all the collegiate division’s members. He will serve the organization in local, state, national and international activities, motivating and inspiring members and volunteers.
”There is no other fraternity I would rather represent as Collegiate DECA’s president.
Eric Bedrosian, Butler ’26President of Collegiate DECA
