Alpha Chi Omega at WSU

Alpha Chi Omega
A C W

WSU Chapter Information:

Date Founded:
October 15, 1885

Place Founded:
Depaw University

Colors:
Scarlet and Olive Green

Nickname: A Chi O's or Alpha Chi's

Symbol: Lyre

Flower:
Red carnation

Jewel: Pearl

For information on costs see the
Sorority Costs for an Academic Year

Grade Point Averages:

Spring 2009 3.20

Fall 2008 3.05

Spring 2008 3.10

Fall 2007 3.03

For more grade information see the
Index of grade reports

Scholarship: Alpha Chi Omega takes pride in scholastic achievement. Our chapter has proctored study hours with many members of the house there that are able to help and assist anyone with subjects that they may find difficult. We also have 24 hour quiet in all of our computer labs that are equipped with Ethernet access. The Alpha Chi Omega organization offers a few specific scholarships just for members of our chapter. There are many opportunities to receive help scholastically and financially through our chapter, in order for you to succeed at WSU and in the future.

Social: Alpha Chi Omega places a large emphasis on getting to know our sisters and having many events to further our college experience. We have many sisterhoods throughout the year, along with big/lil sis activities, cruise, formals and date functions. We like to get to know other chapters on the campus and try to have events with fraternities as well with sororities to help bind the Greek community together. Our chapter enjoys the time spent with our sisters and with other members of WSU. We also participate in Homecoming and in Greek Week activities.

Philanthropy: Alpha Chi Omega encourages our members to support Victims of Domestic Violence through connections with local agencies and to assist in the development and implementation of educational programs and hands-on activities to eliminate domestic violence. As the Omega Chapter of Alpha Chi Omega we support women of domestic violence and to help we have been taking a yearly trip to Ogden Hall in Spokane to help them with chores around the hall. As often as we can, we volunteer with the Pullman and Spokane community.

Contact our chapter president: Erin Thomson

Check out our local chapter website: www.myrso.wsu.edu/alphachiomega.aspx

Visit the (Inter)National Organization Website at www.alphachiomega.org

This web page is maintained by the Center for Fraternity and Sorority Life at Washington State University.

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