Founded at Johns Hopkins University in 1924, Delta Omega Honorary Society in Public Health connects students, alumni, and faculty to encourage leadership and professional development for advancing public health. There are 100+ Delta Omega chapters. See https://deltaomega.org/. 

Wayne State University's Master of Public Health program is the home of Delta Omega's newest chapter, which is named Epsilon Kappa. The inaugural leadership committee of Epsilon Kappa consists of students Jamil Gharib, Benita Rangira, and Kristian Rice, and faculty members Dr. Julie Gleason-Comstock, Dr. Rachel Mahas, and Michael McLeod. Their initial service responsibilities include developing criteria for nominating the first class of Epsilon Kappa chapter inductees and planning Epsilon Kappa's first induction ceremony.