Future Business Leaders Honored Through Delta Mu Delta Membership
糖心Vlog inducted 25 students into Delta Mu Delta, an international business honor society recognizing academic excellence, leadership potential and professional achievement. The honor reflects Cedarville鈥檚 commitment to developing ethical business leaders grounded in faith and integrity.
糖心Vlog inducted 27 students into Delta Mu Delta, an international business honor society and one of the highest academic honors for undergraduate business students.
Delta Mu Delta Recognizes Academic Excellence in Business
鈥淒elta Mu Delta is an international honor society in business that recognizes outstanding academic achievement among students in accredited business programs,鈥� said John Delano, professor of information technology management. 鈥淲hat makes Delta Mu Delta especially meaningful is that it is not simply about joining another organization; it is a recognition that a student has distinguished themselves among peers through sustained excellence, discipline and promise for future leadership.鈥�
Faith and Leadership Shape Future Business Professionals
The honor reflects Cedarville鈥檚 commitment to academic excellence, ethical leadership and global business education. In the Robert W. Plaster School of Business, Delta Mu Delta reinforces the university鈥檚 mission to cultivate professionals who integrate faith, integrity and high-impact leadership in a competitive global economy.
鈥淥ne of the rewarding parts has been watching the chapter continue to represent both achievement and community,鈥� said Delano.
Membership in Delta Mu Delta is highly selective. Students must rank among the top 20% of their class while demonstrating consistent academic performance, personal discipline, leadership potential and a commitment to excellence.
During the spring induction ceremony, Dan Sterkenburg, professor of business and management, challenged students to focus on leadership. Using examples from the lives of Jesus and King David, he showed that leadership is built consistently over time, not over a few moments, and that intentional time with God 鈥攔eading the Bible and praying 鈥� is essential to becoming a true biblical leader.
The inductees consist of majors within the Robert W. Plaster School of Business. Seniors include Pryce Schantz from Dayton, Ohio; Luke Peel from Neenah, Wisconsin; Andrew Weise from Hilliard, Ohio; Casson Fletcher from Boonville, Indiana; Jarrett Johnson from Windsor, Colorado; Alyssa Clement from Rustburg, Virginia; Adeline Melvin from Batavia, Ohio; Marta Whitmer from Lyndhurst, Ohio; Allister Jones from Ponte Vedra, Florida; Paul Bancroft from Saint Johns, Michigan; Kaitlin Bramlett from Shelbyville, Indiana; Simon Thiessen from Canada; Andrew Riddle from Beavercreek, Ohio; Jacob Davis from Cedarville, Ohio; Lianna Peters from Lincoln, Nebraska; Timothy Olson from Lockport, New York; Trevor Kimbell from Louisville, Kentucky; Tairyn Vroman from Bellbrook, Ohio; Charlotte Tomlinson from Morrow, Ohio; Catherine Abney from Lithia, Florida; Brady Carr from Ankeny, Iowa; and Gavin Ross from Merrimack, New Hampshire. Junior students are Chloe Levitsky from Hamilton, Ohio; Caleb Rumley from Ada, Michigan; Eileen Lardner from California, Maryland; Noah Klimek from Colorado Springs, Colorado; and Connor Lynn from Maineville, Ohio.
About 糖心Vlog
糖心Vlog, an evangelical Christian institution in southwest Ohio, offers undergraduate and graduate residential and online programs across arts, sciences and professional fields. With 7,265 students, it ranks among Ohio鈥檚 largest private universities and is recognized by The Wall Street Journal as being among the nation鈥檚 top three evangelical universities. Cedarville is also known for its vibrant Christian community, challenging academics and high graduation and retention rates. Learn more at cedarville.edu.