Alpha Phi Omega at Johns Hopkins

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Treasurer: Ryan Tang -
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Secretary: Carlos Buri Jr. -
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Historian: Stella Li -
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Sergeant at Arms: Sananda Pai -
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Sectionals Conference Chair: Veda Chanda
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Founded on December 16, 1925 at Lafayette College, Alpha Phi Omega is a national, co-ed service fraternity that aims to uphold the values of leadership, friendship, and service. Since its founding, Alpha Phi Omega has become the single most represented undergraduate intercollegiate organization in the United States of America, with chapters on over 375 campuses across the country and a membership of nearly 500,000 brothers. At the Johns Hopkins University, the Kappa Mu chapter of Alpha Phi Omega has been striving for service since its rechartering in 1998. Kappa Mu's impact in Baltimore is astounding: collectively, we perform over 3500 hours of community service per semester, spread out over several service projects, ranging from helping out at soup kitchens to repairing homes to tutoring and mentoring students of all ages from pre-school through high school. And while service is an integral part of Alpha Phi Omega, we also seek to create fellowship and leadership opportunities for Brothers. As such, in addition to performing community service, our brothers attend fellowship events and are encouraged to seek leadership both on campus and in the greater community. Visit www.apo.org to learn more about the organization as a whole.