2024-2025 OFFICERS OF THE gamma chapter OF DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY, INC.
Sydney Cobb
Sydney Cobb is a senior in Wharton concentrating in Legal Studies & Business Ethics and Operations, Information, & Decisions. She is originally from Princeton, New Jersey. Apart from serving as the Financial Secretary of the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Sydney serves as the project coordinator for the Wharton Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Group (WEDIG), where she plans and facilitates a week-long event series in the spring centered around DEI and collaborates with administration to make the Wharton community more inclusive. She is also a member of the Corporate and Alumni Relations committee within the Joseph Wharton Scholars program, where she creates programming that seeks to connect Penn graduates with undergraduate students for career development. Additionally, she volunteers as a tutor for the West Philadelphia Tutoring Project, where she supports K-8 grade students seeking guidance for reading and writing. Outside of school, she works as a freelance journalist focused on current events specifically impacting underrepresented groups. Most of her work is featured on the Reimagined Newsletter, formerly called the Anti-Racism Daily Newsletter. After graduation, Sydney will work as a business analyst at Capital One, and she ultimately plans to pursue a Masters degree while continuing her journalistic endeavors
Traci McEachern
Traci McEachern is a senior in the School of Nursing. She is originally from Hampton, Georgia. Apart from serving as the Treasurer of the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Traci is a part of the 2025 cohort of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Paideia Fellows Program, which is a program at Penn that focuses on dialogue, service, citizenship, and wellness. In addition, she is a Robeson Cooper Scholar, a member of Student Nurses at Penn, a regular volunteer through Community Champions at Penn Nursing, a lab assistant for the anatomy and physiology course in the School of Nursing, a stage manager for the African American Arts Alliance, a copy editor for Faces of Black Penn magazine, and a freshman peer advisor for the School of Nursing. Traci shares a love for music, and she enjoys singing with New Spirit of Penn, a Gospel choir at Penn.
Tytianna Pope
Tytianna Pope is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying Urban Studies and Political Science with a minor in African studies and sub-matriculating in the Education Policy program at the Graduate School of Education. She is originally from Memphis, Tennessee. Apart from serving as the President of the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Tytianna is a Penn Civic Scholar, committed to exploring the nuances of the relationship between the University of Pennsylvania and the community of West Philadelphia. She is also the founding chair of Descendants of Afro-Americans at Penn (DAAP) and president of the African American Arts Alliance, where she was the producer of African Mean Girls and director of How Black Mothers Say I Love You. Tytianna is also a part of Penn’s student government as an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly advocating for the University to engage in more community-focused initiatives. She is also a part of the Sphinx Senior Society and Onyx Senior Honor Society. In the future, she hopes to finish her masters, attend law school, and be an advocate for intellectual property rights.
Danielle Uter
Danielle Uter is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying Sociology with a concentration in Cities, Markets, and Global Economics, and Africana Studies with a focus on African American Studies. She is also minoring in Urban Studies and submatriculating into the School of Social Policy and Practice to earn her master's in Social Policy. She is originally from West Palm Beach, Florida. Apart from serving as the Secretary of the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Danielle is a Penn Institute of Urban Research Fellow, a Social Equity and Community Fellow, and a Civic House Curriculum Assistant. Outside of School, Danielle has partnered with New River Presbyterian church, in their venture to create affordable housing units, community gardens, and a commercial corridor on the vacant lots behind the church. Danielle is also a Fall intern for Williamsworks, where she assists with projects, client relations, outreach, and research in democratic philanthropy and advocacy. Through her fellowship with the Urban Manufacturing Alliance, Danielle conducts research on cities, the built environment, and manufacturing, creating policy memos and research papers. Alongside this, she also works on the Outreach and Advocacy Team at Signs of Justice, a Black-owned company promoting progressive causes through visuals and graphics.
Channing-Jaye Scott
Channing-Jaye Scott is a senior at the College of Arts and Sciences majoring in Criminology with minors in Consumer Psychology and Cognitive Science. She is originally from South Philadelphia. Apart from serving as the Sergeant-at-Arms and Nominating Chair for the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Channing works as a student research assistant with the Crime and Justice Policy Lab and is conducting an independent research project on the reintegration experiences of Black women in Philadelphia post-incarceration. Additionally, Channing serves as President for Beyond Arrests: Rethinking Systemic Oppression (BARS), an anti-carceral advocacy group, and Co-Editor-in-Chief of Faces of Black Penn, a premier publication amplifying Black voices and student experiences at Penn. Channing also serves as a Social Equity and Community Fellow through the Vice Provost’s Office, President of the Intercultural Greek Council, Vice President of the Onyx Senior Honor Society, a member of the Sphinx Senior Honor Society, and a member of the gospel choir, New Spirits at Penn. In the future, she plans to pursue public service work at a nonprofit before attending law school, with aspirations in sports law.
Adeoluwa Fatukasi
Adeoluwa Fatukasi is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying Communications, with a concentration in Culture and Society, and Africana Studies, with a concentration in African American Studies. She is originally from Potomac, Maryland. Apart from serving as the Internal Audit Chair of the Glorious Gamma Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated, Adeoluwa is the co-editor-in-chief of Faces of Black Penn, as well as the Upperclassman Liaison for Shea Collective. She is also a member of the club field hockey team and a member of the Social Planning and Events Committee To Represent Undergraduate Minorities (SPEC-trum). Adeoluwa is a Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow, a 2022 recipient of the Buchi Emecheta Prize in Africana Studies, and a research assistant for David Amponsah, the Assistant Professor in Africana Studies. In the future, Adeoluwa aspires to be a media professional with a focus on Black storytelling and plans to pursue her doctorate in Africana Studies or Media, Culture, and Communications.