Washington DC Alumni Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon

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Mu Phi Epsilon is a coeducational, professional music fraternity whose mission is:

To advance music in the community, nation, and throughout the world;
To promote musicianship, scholarship, music therapy, and music education, with emphasis on service through music; and
To enhance loyalty to the Alma Mater and develop true bonds of friendship.

Mu Phi Epsilon was founded by Dr. Winthrop S. Sterling and Elizabeth Mathias Fuqua on November 13, 1903, at the Metropolitan College of Music, Cincinnati, Ohio. The Fraternity’s membership is composed of collegiate chapters, alumni chapters and allied members.

The Washington, DC Alumni Chapter has members living in and serving the communities of the Washington,DC, and parts of Virginia and Maryland.

The Washington, D.C. Alumni Chapter was installed on February 1, 1928, as the Washington Alumnae Club, with thirteen members. In 1939, the Club became the Washington Alumnae Chapter. Through the years, the talented members of this Chapter have been involved in a number of national conventions, presenting programs and providing music, and have provided service through music to the Washington, D.C. community, as well as scholarship opportunities to help collegiate musicians.

Collegiate Chapters We Assist
Phi Gamma - Peabody Conservatory, Baltimore, Maryland (Inactive)
Phi Psi – University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, Virginia
Delta Delta – University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland (Inactive)
Delta Omicron – Salisbury State University, Salisbury, Maryland (Inactive)

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Announcing the 2010 Graduate Scholarship.

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