Moultrie Technical College ’s Delta Epsilon Chi student organization conducted a drive for the Serenity House to collect health, hygiene and children’s items, cleaning supplies and other household items. Pictured, left to right, are MTC DEX member Angela Moore , Serenity House transition manager Cindy Oliver, DEX member LeAnna DelAngel, DEX chapter president Stephanie Welch , DEX members Loveli Hunt, Rebekah Folsom and Gina Ready, Serenity House case worker Laretha Johnson, and DEX members Danielle Flom and Teresa Wilson.

MOULTRIE, GA. Delta Epsilon Chi, or DEX, the Marketing Management student organization at Moultrie Technical College, recently sponsored a campus wide drive for the Serenity House shelter for battered women and their children as their Summer Quarter 2007 community service project.

Stephanie Welch, MTC DEX chapter president, said, “We encouraged campus wide participation in the drive and we are extremely proud of the positive response we received from the students and faculty who participated in the Serenity House drive.”

DEX started the drive on August 15 and concluded it on September 14. Items collected for the shelter included over the counter medications, health, beauty and hygiene items, infant and children needs, office supplies, paper products, laundry supplies, and cleaning supplies that are needed on a regular basis.

MTC DEX advisor and marketing management program instructor John Overman said, “The drive was very successful, and we are proud of the collections we were able to donate from Moultrie Tech.”

Delta Epsilon Chi is the college division of the Distributive Education Clubs of America, DECA, and is the only student organization operating in the public post secondary school system dedicated exclusively to developing future leaders for Marketing and Management.