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National Entrepreneurship Honor Society

Sigma Nu Tau is a national entrepreneurial honor society as well as a hub for students interested in business, entrepreneurship, and innovation. 

We strive to fulfill the national society鈥檚 mission 鈥渢o promote, recognize, honor, and reward academic excellence in entrepreneurship and to encourage and recognize the practice of principled entrepreneurship.鈥� At Loyola, this chapter promotes academic excellence and develops a community of entrepreneurs and innovators comprised of students, faculty, administrators, and staff across all disciplines. Sigma Nu Tau Greyhound Chapter members are committed to having a positive impact on our school and the broader Baltimore community.  

Each year students may apply to join our chapter and build their credentials and gain valuable leadership experience as innovators and entrepreneurs, increasing their opportunities for graduate school and professional pursuits.
Sigma Nu Tau members are eligible to apply for a scholarship through the national organization. . Applications are typically due in early Spring; be sure to check the site for details and deadlines.

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Benefits of Membership

• Recognition on your resume: Stand out to employers and graduate programs by showing your dedication to entrepreneurship and academic excellence.
• Honor society certificate and cord: Celebrate your achievement and showcase your membership at graduation and special events. 
• Access to scholarships: Take advantage of funding opportunities to support your entrepreneurial projects and academic goals.
• Networking with student entrepreneurs, alumni, and faculty: Connect with a community of innovators who can mentor you, collaborate with you, and open doors for your future.
• Leadership and professional development activities: Build your skills through workshops, events, and initiatives that prepare you for success in business and entrepreneurship.

Application Process

Applications for Sigma Nu Tau open on January 21st and close on February 6th. Interested applicants are required to submit a 5-minute video answering the questions below:

1. Tell us about yourself and your time at Loyola.
2. How have you demonstrated entrepreneurship or innovativeness?
3. Why are you interested in joining Sigma Nu Tau, and how would you contribute to enhancing Loyola鈥檚 chapter?

All new inductees are invited to join us for the induction ceremony on March 9th where we will officially welcome and honor all new members. 

Ready to apply? Submit your application and video !

Eligibility Requirements: 

• Minimum GPA of 3.2
• Junior class standing or above

• Demonstrated honor and integrity

• Evidence of a strong entrepreneurial spirit

• A major or minor in one of the programs listed on the application OR demonstrated entrepreneurship

  • Students who do not have a qualifying major or minor are still eligible to apply as "Student Entrepreneur Members" if they have an active business. Please let Prof. Jon Weinstein or Dr. Michael Tangrea know if you have any questions about this category of membership.

For questions about Sigma Nu Tau and application information please reach out to our faculty!

Faculty Contacts:

• Professor Jon Weinstein, Faculty Advisor, jweinstein1@loyola.edu 
• Dr. Michael Tangrea, Chapter Secretary, matangrea@loyola.edu 
• Jennifer Sullivan, Program Administrator, Simon Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship, jlsullivan4@loyola.edu 

Members

2024-2025
Students: 

• Mary Catherine Coyle (Class of 2025), Major: Marketing / Minor: Innovation & Entrepreneurship 
• Alex Dediu (Class of 2026), Major: International Business / Minor: History
• Isabella Desintonio (Class of 2026), Major: Marketing / Minor: Business Economics
• Paige Devanney (Class of 2025), Major: Communications / Minor: Photography
• Kiera Dorrian (Class of 2025), Major: Marketing / Minor: Information Systems & Data Analytics
• Jahnae Tierra Haskins (Class of 2025), Major: Visual Arts / Minor: Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• Harry Hearn (Class of 2025), Major: Biohealth / Minor: Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• John Lauritsen (Class of 2025), Major: Leadership and Organizational Effectiveness / Minors: Accounting, Information Systems & Data Analytics
• Andrew Lee (Class of 2026), Majors: Finance, Business Economics / Minors: Accounting, Information Systems & Data Analytics, Supply Chain Management
• Kara Meenan (Class of 2025), Major: Marketing / Minor: Communications
• Justin Motsay (Class of 2025), Majors: Finance, Information Systems & Data Analytics 
• Diana Muniz (Class of 2026), Majors: International Business, Information Systems & Data Analytics / Minor: Supply Chain Management
• Nichole Nettey (Class of 2026), Major: Communications / Minor: Peace & Justice
• Taylor O'Brien (Class of 2025), Majors: Marketing, Finance 
• Matthew Rogers (Class of 2026), Majors: Marketing, Finance / Minor: Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• Emma Shields (Class of 2025), Major: Finance / Minor: Biology
• Andrew Sunderhaft (Class of 2025), Majors: Finance, Business Economics / Minors: Innovation & Entrepreneurship,  Information Systems & Data Analytics
• Dan Ugras (Class of 2026), Major: Accounting / Minor: Management Consulting
• Courtney Vancura (Class of 2026), Major: Marketing, Accounting / Minor: Management Consulting
• Megan Young (Class of 2026), Majors: International Business, Spanish / Minor: Latin American and Latino Studies

Student Entrepreneurs: 

• Gray Hemphill (Class of 2025), Majors: Psychology, Sociology / Minor: Peace & Justice
• Katherine Tokach (Class of 2026), Major: Biochemistry / Minor: Health and the Human Experience

Honorary Members: 

• Terry Sawyer, President, 51短视频 Mary Ann Scully, Dean, Sellinger School of Business & Management
• Wendy Bolger, Founding Director, Simon Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
• Jennifer Sullivan, Program Administrator, Simon Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Supporting Links: 

Simon Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Management and Operations 
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Interdisciplinary Minor