Alpha Phi Omega, Tau Omicron Chapter at IUPUI

National, co-ed service fraternity |  Spring 2011 - Present

As an affiliate organization of the Boy Scouts of America, Alpha Phi Omega began as an extension of the Eagle Scout program, guiding boys into manhood through the three cardinal principles of leadership, friendship, and service. As a non-Panhellenic, co-ed organization, we focus primarily on service to the community through organized service projects. Within the chapter, leadership development opportunities are offered through upholding a position and leading events. Finally, Alpha Phi Omega promotes friendship and community on campus through the bond of service to humanity. Past positions held in the organization include Recruitment Chair, Fellowship Chair, Vice President of Membership, Vice President of New Membership, and New Member Educator.

Curernt role: Vice President of New Membership

• Maintain a campus-wide awareness of the organization, spreading the word via call-out sessions, information tables, electronic campaigns through the school newsletter, fliers and word of mouth.
• Develop New Member Education program based on the cardinal principles and history of Alpha Phi Omega. 
• Educate new members on the principles and values of Alpha Phi Omega through an 8-week introductory program.
• Engage new members in the organization through leadership development, friendship with fellow students, and organized service projects.
• Manage the Big/Little Brother program and train “Big brothers” on best mentoring practices for creating positive relationships with peers.
• Mentor underclassmen responsible for the New Member Education program upon my graduation in May 2017.

Organizations Served:

• Gleaners Food Bank
• Ronald McDonald House
• Keep Indianapolis Beautiful
• Boys & Girls Club of Indianapolis
• Humane Society of Indianapolis

Please enjoy scrolling through the slideshow below of my participation in Alpha Phi Omega. To view the images in higher quality, select full screen mode.