Alpha Omega Epsilon: Beta Rho Chapter at The University of Alabama

Last weekend, the Beta Rho chapter had the wonderful opportunity of sending our Vice President, Genevieve Bangert, and our Director of Membership Education, Arleigh Pudlick, the 2026 Alpha Omega Epsilon Convention in St. Paul, Minnesota. This event allowed our chapter to foster meaningful connections with sisters from across the organization, exchange ideas, and learn from one another’s experiences.

We would like to thank Alpha Omega Epsilon for hosting such a wonderful event, and look forward to furthering the connections we’ve made and bonds we share 🩵💫

Why A.O.E. Wednesday is back this week featuring Serena Edwards, a member of the Fall 2024 Upsilon class, and majoring in Communicative Disorders! Serena also has minors in Psychology, and the Blount Scholars Program. Here’s why Serena 🤍’s A.O.E.,

“I joined A.O.E. as a freshman because I was looking for a way to meet likeminded people with the same goals of sisterhood, academics, and professionalism! I have met so many genuine, wonderful women through A.O.E. and I couldn’t imagine my college experience without them. There are countless opportunities to bond with sisters, gain professional experience, and overall have fun! A.O.E. offers the perfect mixture of both fun and professional experiences, which I love! A.O.E. has added only positive experiences to my time at Bama and I would not trade it for the world!”

Interested in joining? The Fall 2026 Recruitment Interest Form is at the link in our bio! Feel free to DM with any questions.

Today we celebrate the friendships that become our sisterhood 🤍

This National Sisters Day and National Friendship Day, Beta Rho is grateful for the friendships we’ve built, the support we share, and the sisterhood that inspires us to grow together 🫂

With recruitment around the corner, our girls are back sharing what they love most about ΑΩΕ 💌

Today’s “Why ΑΩΕ Wednesday” features Moorea Knapp, a member of the Fall 2025 Chi Class who is double majoring in Public Health and Economics. Here’s what she had to say:

“I registered for A.O.E. recruitment as a freshman hoping I could find a group of girls that make UA feel like home. On my first night, I found exactly that! I’m so thankful for our sisters who were open, kind, and so generous towards me as I started getting a handle on classes and campus life. They showed me what it means to lift people up, if only so that it makes someone else’s day a little brighter. I don’t think it’s cliche to say that A.O.E. has given me so much more than I bargained for, and I’m so excited to be back this year with my friends, roommates, and favorite people!”

To our new alum,

We were so happy to celebrate you all at our alum ceremony the other week! We all know you will do great things in your next stage of life. We hate to say goodbye, but we are so excited for you all!

In love and sisterhood,
Your forever sisters 💙

Spring Sundays with ΑΩΕ 💐

This past Sunday, some of our girls got together for one of our last sisterhood events: bouquet making! 🌷

House of Blues 💙

Our ladies donned dress of all shades of blue for formal this year! We were hosted by the wonderful venue Cocktail Collection and danced the night away!

We had the best time on our Sisterhood Retreat to Gulf Shores!

From growing our bonds to taking selfies with Pearl, our official ΑΩΕ dolphin, we had a blast !🐬 🌴☀️