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Delta Mu Delta - Pi Alpha Chapter

Delta Mu Delta Pi Alpha is a Chapter of the Delta mu Delta International Honor Society in Business, one of the oldest academic societies. Being founded by the Dean from Harvard University and four professors from Yale University and New York University in November, 1913, Delta mu Delta recognizes and encourages academic excellence of students at qualifying colleges and universities to create a DMD community that fosters the well-being of its individual members and the business community through life-time membership. It is our honor and pleasure that the Pi Alpha Chapter was installed in May 2016, at the University American College Skopje.

What is an Honor Society?

An honor society is a rank organization in the United States that aims to recognize students who have excelled in a variety of fields, inviting students to join based on their academic excellence, and showing impressive leadership, service, and overall character. The societies tend to be highly prestigious, and it can be beneficial for student’s future to take part.

Delta Mu Delta is an international honor society in Business.

  • Anita Angelovska-Bezhoska, PhD, President
  • Natalija Mirkovikj, Vice President
  • Meri Cvetanovska, Vice President & Treasurer
  • Bojana Tomasevska, Secretary
  • Sofija Stancheska, Event Planning Officer
  • Petar Dimitrijevikj, Event Planning Officer
  • Sofija Jovcheva, HR and Communications Officer
  • Marija Basheska, E-mail Marketing Specialist
  • Aleksandra Ivanova, Social Media and PR Officer
  • Elena Bundaleska, PhD, DmD Pi Alpha Faculty Adviser
  • Snezhana Hristova, PhD, DmD Pi Alpha Faculty Co-Adviser

  • Evica Delova Jolevska
  • Ilijanco Gagovski
  • Zivko Gruevski
  • Antoni Peshev
  • Mihail Ognenovski
  • Igor Velickovski
  • Tome Nenovski
  • Gligor Bishev
  • Boris Hrisafov
  • Nikica Mojsoska-Blazevski
  • Filip Ivanovski
  • Elena Mladenovska Jelenkovik
  • Marjan Bojadjiev
  • Luca Gnan
  • Venera Krliu
  • Nina Stankov
  • Anita Angelovska-Bezoska, PhD
  • Dragan Davitkov
  • Olgica Spasevska
  • Ivan Shteriev

Membership Benefits

“For business students looking to enhance their academic experience while earning their degree, Delta Mu Delta offers an opportunity to advance business knowledge, earn scholarships and network and build relationships.” – Grand Canyon University

Besides the benefits for the faculty advisers, the business units, and the society as a whole, the members will have benefits such as:

  • Lifetime recognition for outstanding achievement
  • Global networking opportunities
  • Additional recognition when employing
  • Scholarship programs
  • Top business magazine subscription for 1 year.

How to become a Member?

Membership in DMD is the highest international recognition a student in Economics and business can earn for his/her academic success.

The Chapter shall elect for membership business or commerce students of good standing, as defined by their institution, who are:

  • Undergraduates and candidates with a cumulative grade point average of one-quarter (.25) of a step above a B, or better, and who are in the top 20 percent of their college class in cumulative average grades; or
  • Graduate students in a master’s degree program and Doctoral students in a Ph.D. or D.B.A. program with a cumulative grade point average of six tenths (.6) of a step above a B, or better, and who are in the top 20 percent of their college class in cumulative average grades.

An invitation to join the Delta Mu Delta Chapter confirms that you have a proven track record of working hard to achieve excellence in your studies. It shows that you have the knowledge and drive to succeed in a business career.

Delta Mu Delta Pi Alpha is expanding its network of honor students every year, encouraging every student to read more about DMD, the standards for the membership, and what the organization has to offer at the official website of Delta Mu Delta.

For further information

Delta Mu Delta Pi Alpha chapter currently has 128 regular and 20 honorary members.