Question 1

What is Alpha Phi Omega?

Accepted Answer

Alpha Phi Omega is the nation's largest co-ed service fraternity, dedicated to the principles of Leadership, Friendship, and Service. Members serve their campuses and communities while developing leadership skills and building lifelong connections.

Question 2

How do I become a member?

Accepted Answer

To become a member, you must:Attend New Member Education meetingsPay the $55 Pledge FeeComplete 8 service hoursAttend 3 fellowship eventsAttend 2 leadership eventsParticipate on at least one committeePay the $50 Initiation Fee

Question 3

How much does membership cost?

Accepted Answer

Membership currently includes:Pledge Fee: $55Initiation Fee: $50Once the chapter becomes chartered, members will also be expected to pay semester dues.

Question 4

What kinds of service projects does APO participate in?

Accepted Answer

Members participate in a variety of service projects that support FGCU, local nonprofits, community organizations, and national service initiatives.

Question 5

Can students from any major join?

Accepted Answer

Yes! APO is open to students from all majors, backgrounds, and academic interests.

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