Alpha Omega Epsilon

About This Organization

Abbreviation(s):

A.O.E.

Purpose:

M I S S I O N S T A T E M E N T
Alpha Omega Epsilon is a professional and social sorority founded in 1983 that promotes friendship, leadership and professionalism to all members of the organization, the community and our professions.

V I S I O N S T A T E M E N T
Alpha Omega Epsilon is the spirit of women in engineering and the technical sciences, devoted to an enriching and life-changing experience for our members. Members commit to a lifelong engagement with Alpha Omega Epsilon by reinforcing the bonds between each other and enhancing the experiences of future generations of engineers and technical scientists.
The Sorority grows by developing successful members and instilling our core values in our membership. Our recognized and trusted brand represents the well-rounded engineer and technical scientist, inspiring pride in our members. Our infrastructure, business processes, and expansion efforts provide a sustained competitive advantage. And, our network of diverse and talented volunteers are aligned in the relentless pursuit of our common purpose.

C O R E V A L U E S
We value the INDIVIDUALITY of our Chapters and our members as this is what makes our family unique.
We value RESPONSIBILITY by making decisions based upon good judgment, following through with those decisions and being held accountable for those decisions.
We value the effect positive LEADERSHIP has on our Sorority and provide opportunities for leadership to develop and flourish.
We value the PROFESSIONALISM of our members as we treat each other with the dignity and respect each of us deserves.
We value our VOLUNTEERS who fulfill their obligations for the betterment of the Sorority.
We value FRIENDSHIP by being loyal to each other, caring for each other and recognizing the value inherent in each individual member.

Year Founded:

The Texas A&M Chapter was founded in 2019

Membership Dues:

$210+/semester

Admits Members:

We hold recruitment during the first few weeks of most semesters. We post recruitment updates to our website and our Instagram, @a.o.e.aggies

Meeting Locations:

On Campus

Public Contact Information

Public Contact Name:

Delaney McGary

Public Contact E-mail Address:

aoetamu.vpexternal@gmail.com

Public Contact Phone Number:

9727544568

Group Contact Information

Organization Web Site:

http://www.aggieaoe.com

Organization E-mail Address:

tamuaoe@gmail.com

Organization Associations

Academic Department:

Dwight Look College of Engineering

Non-Academic Department:

Greek Life - Other

Membership

Approximate membership of the organization:

51-100

Membership policies:

• Our organization accepts undergraduate students as members
• Our organization accepts graduate students as members
• Our organization membership will be required to meet specific GPR requirements

Weekly time committment required of organization members:

3-5 Hours

Membership intake process:

Application/Interview

Events

Community Service Projects:

Three or more times per semester

Fundraising Events:

Three or more times per semester

Speakers/Lectures:

Once per semester

On-Campus Social Events:

Three or more times per semester

Off-Campus Social Events:

Three or more times per semester

Hosting Conferences:

Once per year

Sponsoring Special Events (Concerts, one-time events, etc.):

Never

New Member Orientation/Training:

Once per semester

Events with Alcohol:

Never

In-State Travel:

Once per semester

Domestic US Travel:

Never

International Travel:

Never