About Us

Gettysburg College hosts the Iota Omicron chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, the national co-ed service fraternity. It was founded in 1925, focusing on leadership, friendship, and service. It’s one of the largest collegiate fraternities in the United States, and its mission is to develop leadership skills, promote friendship, and provide service to humanity. APO emphasizes service to the community and encourages members to engage in various volunteer activities, leadership development, and social events. We’re known for our commitment to service, fostering leadership qualities, and creating a strong network of individuals dedicated to positively impacting society. In APO, "brother" is our gender-neutral term, embracing all members of our diverse and inclusive brotherhood.

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Becoming a Brother of Alpha Phi Omega connects individuals to a campus family of approximately 20 members and a national brotherhood of over 500,000 members united around a common interest of serving humanity.

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Our Team

Evelyn Richards

Secretary

Izzie McCarroll

New Member Educator

Minoree Ghimire

Vice-President Of Leadership

Henna Neilson

Vice-President Of Service

Victor Castillo

Inter-Chapter Relations Secretary

Ella McCrea

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Chair

Aynsley Lane

Historian

Randall Wilson

Chief Justice/Standards Chair

Emma Hoffman

Social Chair

Garrett Bumps

Vice-President Of Membership

Emersyn Alvord