Alpha Omega Epsilon
Georgia Tech Sigma Chapter
Getting Started
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Follow us on Instagram @gtaoe
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Fill out our interest form
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Learn more about the recruitment process here
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Read the FAQs
We are so happy that you are interested in going greek!
Alpha Omega Epsilon is an associate chapter that is a part of Georgia Tech's CPC community. We are a smaller chapter averaging around 50 active sisters which allows us to have a tight-knit community of women passionate about STEM, but all majors and all year levels are welcome to recruitment.
Fill out AΩE’s interest form here! A sister will reach out to you and give you some more information and answer any questions you may have! Feel free to reach out to AΩE’s Recruitment Chair, Mikkelle Peters, at recruitment.gtaoe@gmail.com. You can also browse our instagram!
Read on to learn more about what makes A.O.E. unique!
Recruitment FAQs
Do I have to attend all recruitment events?
We highly recommend coming to as many nights as you can, as attendance throughout the recruitment process will be taken into consideration. You must attend one information night and are free to attend as many recruitment week events as you can - we love to see interest in the sorority! However, if any conflicts arise, please contact the Director of Recruitment at recruitment.gtaoe@gmail.com.
Are the outfit suggestions for each night required?
No, but they are highly encouraged. We know that certain themes (such as Professional Night) can be intimidating, but do not fret! Come in whatever you have access to. We like to add the outfit themes to make the nights fun, not to discourage one to come.
Does it cost money to go through AΩE’s Recruitment?
We have no application fees for our recruitment process. Though, if you were to get extended a bid and accept, you will have to pay our dues each semester. More information will be released during our Recruitment Events!
Do I have to be an incoming first year student to participate?
No you do not! Your year doesn’t impact your likelihood of getting a bid. Though, ideally we would like for you to have a few semesters available left in your time at Georgia Tech. If this is a concern for you please just reach out to our Director of Recruitment at recruitment.gtaoe@gmail.com so we can clear everything up!
If I participated in formal recruitment, can I still participate in AΩE’s Associate Recruitment?
Yes, as long as you were never initiated into any other sorority. For more information, contact our president at president.gtaoe@gmail.com.
So, what does being in AΩE actually look like?
Being in a sorority is a new experience, and we want to be completely transparent about what it looks like to be in A.O.E. specifically. We've outlined what the A.O.E. experience looks like in this document!
If you have any more questions or concerns, please email recruitment.gtaoe@gmail.com.
Letter From Our Membership Educator
Hi Potential New Member!
Welcome to Alpha Omega Epsilon's official website! Here is were you will find details on our chapter as well as information about our recruitment process. A.O.E is a smaller, close knit chapter that is an associate member of Collegiate Panhellenic Council (CPC). We are a chapter based in ideals of friendship, leadership, and professionalism, so we are a social and professional sorority. We offer events, like resume reviews and interview workshops, that drive your professional goals -- as well as fun events like date nights, game nights, and formal.
As an out-of-state student, I knew coming to Tech meant that I had to reach out and find connections. My freshman year fall, I found A.O.E. My first night at recruitment, something just clicked. The people were so incredibly welcoming and interested in what I had to say, as well as already providing helpful advice that I could really use that first semester. Despite my major being more niche, I found a community that encouraged me to grow and become a better leader and student. Older sisters provided insight into what Tech could do for me, and how to make the most of my time. Despite the competitive academic culture at Tech, A.O.E has been a safe space to get support and the encouragement that I have needed. Through study sessions and professional workshops, I was able to gain more confidence in the professional sphere and learn how to take advantage of opportunities. It also has brought to me amazing friends who have been by my side and willing to help every step of the way.
This chapter strives to do the same for you; providing a space to encourage you to grow and develop in all aspects of student life and beyond. It grants opportunities to develop leadership and professional skills, both by pushing you beyond your comfort zone and encouraging you whenever you need it. Our goal is to create a community that supports gender minorities in STEM fields and maximizing your time at Tech. Our website provides all the information you need if you are interested in joining our sisterhood. The interest form for A.O.E. and more information about our recruitment process is linked above, and if you have any questions, feel free to send me an email!
Yours in Friendship, Leadership, and Professionalism,
Rowan Beissler
they/them | Membership Educator
membership.gtaoe@gmail.com
