Her commitment to Delta Sigma Pi is evident through her volunteer service, philanthropicleadership and participation at LEAD Schools, LEAD Provincial Conferences and Grand Chapter Congresses. 

Losik has served in many volunteer roles for the Fraternity and Foundation, including serving as the Kansas City Alumni Chapter President and having a five-year stint on the Foundation Scholarship Selection Committee. Currently, she serves on the National Alumni Development Committee. In 2015, she was honored with the national award for distinguished alumni service. She has reached the Entrepreneur level ($10,000 - $24,900) for lifetime giving and is a member of the Deltasig Investors Roundtable. 

The Roundtable recognizes those distinguished Deltasigs who financially support Delta Sigma Pi at a strategic level through annual gifts totaling $1,200 or more. The Roundtable is the premier annual giving society of the Delta Sigma Pi Leadership Foundation. In a recent interview, Losik shared her passion for the Roundtable.

LF: In your own words, what is the Deltasig Investors Roundtable? 

BL: The Roundtable is a level of investing into the Fraternity that provides you insights into their efforts and direction. 

LF: What inspires you to give back to Delta Sigma Pi philanthropically? 

BL: Many reasons! But, it started in college when I was awarded a scholarship from the Leadership Foundation. I decided to "pay it forward" by donating at least $100 yearly until it was paid off. Once it was paid off, I kept going. That was 25 years ago. 

LF: Why did you make the choice to be a Roundtable member? 

BL: I was intrigued by the opportunity to provide feedback and direction to the Leadership Foundation. 

LF: What encouragement would you offer to your fellow brothers for them to join you as a Roundtable member? 


BL: If you are already giving anywhere close to $1,000 a year, go ahead and up it to $1,200 a year to be involved with this opportunity.

LF: What is your favorite Deltasig memory?

BL: Leadership Academy 1994. It was an unusual opportunity and a concentrated group. 

LF: Do you have any final thoughts? 

BL: Being a Deltasig For Life Donor (DFLD) is an easy way to contribute to the Fraternity by setting up your donations on auto-payment. All you have to do is select the amount and the frequency. The Leadership Foundation will take care of the rest. 

Joining Beth as a member of the Deltasig Investors Roundtable can be accomplished in a variety of ways, depending on your annual philanthropic goals. You can make a one-time investment ($1,200 annually), quarterly investment ($300 per quarter) or monthly investment ($100 per month). You can also make a five-year investment by establishing a financial pledge with the Foundation (minimum of $1,200 per year, $6,000 total). If your philanthropic plans are more complex, you can monitor your annual progress by using the Roundtable Tracker on your Donor Profile.

Get to Know Brother Losik:

Is there something people might be surprised to learn about you?
I'm an introvert that doesn't like a lot of attention. 

What are we likely to find in your refrigerator? 
Apples, Coke Zero, almond-coconut milk and leftovers. 

If you could trade jobs with anyone for a day, who would it be?
I would put my feet up on Bill Schilling's desk. 

What traits do you most value in your friends?
Objectivity, honesty and a sense of humor.

What was your first job?
I was a cashier at a grocery store in high school.