Overview
Epsilon Gamma Iota, Inc. is a non-profit co-ed social and service organization founded on the campus of Prairie View A&M University by 38 students from the Engineering Concepts Institute Program (ECI Program) in 1984. They later became known as the “38 Minds of Success”.
General facts about Epsilon Gamma Iota, Inc.
Founding Date
Fall 1984
Recognition Date
November 19, 1985
Incorporation Date
June 30, 1992
Motto
Through Unity We Shall Prevail
Colors
Radiant Red and Royal Blue
Original Name
Epsilon Gamma Iota Social & Service Organization
Started From
Engineering Concepts Institute (ECI)
Purpose
To promote social as well as academic excellence for the betterment of engineering, engineering technology, computer science, and architecture majors.
Our Founders
In 1984, 38 students from the Engineering Concepts Institute decided it was time to form a new type of co-ed organization called Epsilon Gamma Iota. They would later be known as the 38 Minds of Success. These are our founders…
“38 Minds of Success”
(Fall 1984)
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Jocelyn “Smiley” Atkins
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Cherlyn “Tin Roof” Tignor
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Alma “Hyper” Webber
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Zelia “Precious” Wiley
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Shondra “Red Ice” Martin
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Chris “Cheech” Hunter
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Lisa “Polo Kid” Sidney
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Lauri “Sweet Pea” Perrodin
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Walter “Baghead” Sheffield
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Tony “Snickers” Boyd
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Oscar “Expert” Davis
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Gloria “Loveable” Goode
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Kendrick “Inspector Gadget” Curry
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Jeff “Super Cool” Harris
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Eric “Low Key” Renfro
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Aaron “Senator” Gray
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Roger “Newton” Kellum
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Clarence “Black Knight” Banks
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Ossie “Mistress” Riley
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Ocleris “Not To Hard” Simpson
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Cleotha “Father Time” Gooden
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Mark “Chilly Mack” Crossland
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Darryl “Stormy” Pennywell
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Jay C. “Solid” Hartman
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Tim “Zeek” Harrison
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Billy “Gremlin” Foster
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Kevin “Sugar” Hill
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Kevin “Dark Dream” Valentine
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Arthur “King Author” Elgin
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Catherine “Devious” Stokes
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Zena “Eyes” Williams
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Kerry “Reverend” Carroll
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Cheryl “Petite” Dorian
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Risha “Ebony Eyes” Reed
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Errol “Sip” Sypion
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Richard “Richie Rich” Le Van
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Rolunda “Hot Chocolate “McDaniel
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Willard “Ice Cold” Mangum
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Robert “Firm” Norwood