Every member in APO is dedicated to and desires to do service in a great variety of ways. Leadership and Fellowship are great facets of APO however, our primary aim is service. You will be surprised at how quickly you will grow to love your brothers in Alpha Phi Omega! With brothers ranging from freshman to graduate students, everyone can find someone with similar interests! The great people that you can befriend through your service with APO is the difference between doing service independently and doing service as a member of APO.

We have many different fellowship activities, such as intramural sports (flag football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, etc.), dinners on Green St., and game nights. Aside from weekly leadership activities, any APO member can run for executive board, appointed officer, or even exhibit leadership by acting as a pledge parent to incoming pledges.Īlthough we do many service projects, we seek to develop friendships as well.

Some of our popular activities include the high ropes course, yoga, and rock climbing. Members can also practice their leadership skills through the many leadership activities (LDCs) offered through our chapter. Alpha Phi Omega offers a nationally renowned leadership program known as the LEADS program. Gamma Gamma Gamma Chapter of Madison, Wisconsin, was chartered on January 6, 1984.There are many opportunities in APO that members can take advantage of in order to further develop their leadership skills. Intermedia chapter/ University of West FloridaĬhapters beginning with 'Gamma' Name University of North Carolina at Greensboroīloomsburg University, East Stroudsburg UniversityĬhapters beginning with 'Beta' Name Originally chartered under Lambda Alpha graduate chapter in 1979. Originally chartered as an Undergraduate Chapter at Atlanta University Intermediate Chapter from 1969 until 2000 currently a Graduate Chapter.Ĭhapters beginning with 'Alpha' Name In 1961 Sigma Chapter was established at Michigan State University. In December of 1923 Sigma was given to McGill University in Montreal Quebec Canada and thus becoming the first international Chapter in the fraternity. The Chapter was renamed Sigma Omega in 1923 when the fraternity mandated that graduate chapter names end in Omega. Originally Chartered in Chicago Illinois as a Graduate Chapter. Originally chartered at Interdenominational Theological Center (ITC) in Atlanta, Georgia reassigned to Columbia University in 1969įirst Black Greek Letter Organization chartered at Biddle College which is now Johnson C. Originally chartered at University of Southern California Originally Chartered at West Virginia State University. Originally Chartered in Atlantic City, New Jersey in 1920 then went inactive, reassigned to University of Chicago in 1923, in Feb 1995 re-chartered as an intermediate chapter and then again in July 1995 re-chartered as a graduate chapter Eta Chapter is now an undergraduate chapter at Alcorn State University established on November 18, 1949.įirst Chapter West of the Mississippi River Originally chartered at Columbia University, New York University, and City College of New YorkĮta Chapter chartered in 1919, was re-designated as an undergraduate chapter at Harvard University in 1921. Members of the chapter are known as 'Men of Sterling Worth' because of the chapter's reputation for producing members with worldly impacts in the academic, financial, legal, political, and scientific fields and beyond. Was chartered by members of the Alpha and Beta Chapters who were graduate students at Boston University and Harvard University at the time. Only chapter chartered before Fraternity's incorporation.

Recognized by Howard University in November 1914Įxpansion chapter of Omega 2nd in the fold but 1st to many. United States Single letter chapters Name

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