Epsilon Nu Tau

Our History

 

On April 18, 2008, Epsilon Nu Tau, the Nation’s First Entrepreneurship Fraternity was established. Epsilon Nu Tau got its start much like any other new venture. A group of like-minded individuals at the University of Dayton (UD) saw an opportunity and dove in head first. 

These students realized the need to create a positive organization that would benefit entrepreneurial student leaders for years to come. In 2008, Epsilon Nu Tau Fraternity was formed. Based on values learned at UD, Epsilon Nu Tau is built upon a professional and entrepreneurial mindset, along with fellowship and community as its backbone. Expansion efforts begun short thereafter.

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The Beta Chapter was founded at Texas State University in November of 2009. The five founding brothers are Jennifer Bell, Zack Maxey, Briton Smetzer, Zeena Osmany, and Will Innes.

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ENT is a coed fraternal organization built upon the ideals of entrepreneurship. We are open to all hard working college students who are looking to expand their business knowledge, entrepreneurial spirit, sales skills, and professionalism.