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| About
Alpha Phi Omega
(the national fraternity) |
Alpha
Phi Omega was founded December 16th, 1925 at Lafayette
College in Easton, Pennsylvania.
Alpha
Phi Omega is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.
The purpose of this fraternity is to assemble college
students in a national service fraternity in the fellowship
of principles derived from the Scout Oath and Law of
the Boy Scouts of America; to develop leadership, to
promote friendship and to provide service to humanity;
and to further freedom that is our national, educational
and intellectual heritage.
Alpha
Phi Omega is the single most representative undergraduate
intercollegiate organization in the United States of
America. We take pride in this and want to be even larger.
We determine to be larger only because, if what we are
and what we represent are important and useful to students,
then we should share what we have in order to further
our common goals more effectively. We want to share
with colleges and universities all across this great
land the benefits that Alpha Phi Omega gives to students,
their campuses and their communities. (*From the
national office)
Fraternity
Symbols
In
the early days of our Fraternity our founders chose
recognizable objects that would be representative
symbols of the spirit of our guiding principles
of Leadership, Friendship andService. They selected
items of historical and traditional value and notability.
The meaning and definitions of these symbols have
not changed in our lifetimes, and likely will not.
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Tree
Oak
Tree
We have all heard from a parent or mentor at least
once in our lives the story of the sturdy oak tree
that grew from a small acorn. The oak is stately,
sturdy, and sheltering. |
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Bird
Golden
Eagle
At the 1976 National Convention the delegates chose
another symbol to further this richness of our history
and traditions. They declared the golden eagle as
a new Fraternity symbol. An eagle is often found
as a standard or as a part of the seal of a nation.
The golden eagle symbolizes strength, gracefulness,
keenness of vision, and endurance. |
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Jewel
Diamond
The most precious of all gemstones representing
brilliance, luster, always increasing in value,
and an expression of the greatest gift of love when
given. |
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Flower
Forget-Me-Not
A perennial flower with royal blue blossoms. It
is everlasting, always remembered. |
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Colors
Royal
Blue & Glory Gold
Our color of blue is a royal blue color. It is elegant,
a sign of pure deed and thought. A color in our
nation's flag. Our
color of gold is called "old glory" gold.
A color also found in the nation's flag (fringe
& tassels). It represents the high value, respect,
royalty, and a sign of love. |
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3 visitor(s) online
Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008
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No
opportunities currently posted!
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"I joined APO to meet friends who enjoy changing lifes and helping out in the community as much as I do. I have gained not only a lot of friends from APO but also good leadership skills and great connections with others in the community" -Melissa Barb
Upcoming Birthdays
8/8: Kristen Ewbank
(in 1 days)
8/16: Nicole Fohey
8/19: Juhmal Eastland
8/20: Jon Sherk
8/29: Donna Stutler
9/5: Tiffany Boyer
8/9: Tiffany Holcey
(in 2 days)
9/5: Heather Gilbreath
9/5: Jennifer Faris
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