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Alpha Phi Omega is a National Service Fraternity governed by college students with the assistance and support of dedicated Alumni Volunteers. Alumni Volunteers provide service on a Chapter, Sectional, Regional, or National level. Alumni Volunteers are elected by the Active Chapters, or are appointed to positions by elected volunteers. All volunteers are expected to coordinate their work through the appropriate electing or appointing body.
The Fraternity actively encourages all Alumni Brothers to become volunteers, particularly those Alumni who have special skills and interest in areas that benefit the Fraternity as a whole. Pledges and Active Brothers should have opportunities to learn about the importance of proper Alumni roles in the activities of the Fraternity. To maximize the value of new member education programs, direct and appropriate contact with Alumni Brothers is encouraged.
As a leadership development organization, Alpha Phi Omega volunteers have a responsibility to identify to recruit, and to train others with the goal of developing a strong, dynamic, and expanding alumni leadership base. It is vital that all volunteers receive appropriate training to maximize the benefit to the Fraternity.
Every Alumni Brother can support the growth of Alpha Phi Omega. Should personal constraints prohibit direct involvement, Alumni can assist the Fraternity in a variety of ways, including but not limited to: encouraging students to pledge, using their leadership skills to assist other volunteer organizations, and providing financial gifts to the Fraternity.
If you are an Alumni volunteer or would like to become an Alumni volunteer, please attend the National Volunteer Conference (held every other year starting in 2009), in Independence, Missouri. To register, click here.
Volunteer Opportunities
Alpha Phi Omega is a National Service Fraternity governed by college students with the assistance and support of dedicated Alumni Volunteers. Alumni Volunteers provide service on a Chapter, Sectional, Regional, or National level. Alumni Volunteers are elected by the Active Chapters, or are appointed to positions by elected volunteers. All volunteers are expected to coordinate their work through the appropriate electing or appointing body.
The Fraternity actively encourages all Alumni Brothers to become volunteers, particularly those Alumni who have special skills and interest in areas that benefit the Fraternity as a whole. Pledges and Active Brothers should have opportunities to learn about the importance of proper Alumni roles in the activities of the Fraternity. To maximize the value of new member education programs, direct and appropriate contact with Alumni Brothers is encouraged.
As a leadership development organization, Alpha Phi Omega volunteers have a responsibility to identify to recruit, and to train others with the goal of developing a strong, dynamic, and expanding alumni leadership base. It is vital that all volunteers receive appropriate training to maximize the benefit to the Fraternity.
Every Alumni Brother can support the growth of Alpha Phi Omega. Should personal constraints prohibit direct involvement, Alumni can assist the Fraternity in a variety of ways, including but not limited to: encouraging students to pledge, using their leadership skills to assist other volunteer organizations, and providing financial gifts to the Fraternity.
Alpha Phi Omega is a lifetime commitment. We are told this when we pledge. Eventually, college experiences come to an end. We resolve to keep in contact with people we were once close to in APO. Sometimes that is easier said than done.
If you are an Alumni volunteer or would like to become an Alumni volunteer, please attend the National Volunteer Conference (held every other year starting in 2009), in Independence, Missouri. To register, click here.
