Are you interested in developing a career in non-profit and association management? Does supporting the growth and development of servant leaders interest you? Join the Alpha Phi Omega Chapter Services Team!
Alumni Resources
After graduation, you don’t have to stop being a part of Alpha Phi Omega. Some of the best and most impactful years come as alumni. There are many ways for our alumni to stay involved and connected to the Fraternity throughout any stage of life. No matter how you would like to stay involved, there are several ways to incorporate Alpha Phi Omega into your everyday life.
The Fraternity encourages all alumni brothers to become volunteers after graduation in a manner that best suits their skills and interests. Alumni involvement in the Fraternity is vital to our membership growth for active brothers, development of our future leaders and establishing a sense of community within each chapter and a connection to the national Fraternity.
Alpha Phi Omega membership is a lifetime experience and with that comes the certainty that wherever you go you will find a brother to share life’s experiences in Leadership, Friendship and Service.
Stay Connected
Connect with brothers across the country through APO’s official social media pages. These social networks are great ways to meet up with brothers from your chapter or to extend your hand to brothers you may not have met yet. Join in on the conversation TODAY!
As of fall 2022, the Fraternity now issues digital credentials for new members and Society of Life Members.
Members who wish to have a physical card and certificate to accompany their digital credentials, or are looking to replace a misplaced, physical card and certificate can use the order form below to be issued a physical membership card and certificate.
Engagement & Education
Join or Create an Alumni Association
Alumni associations provide the opportunity for alumni to work with their peers to continue to live out the Cardinal Principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service. Associations are registered groups of alumni living in a particular geographic region, alumni members of a particular chapter, or alumni members that share a similar interest i.e Eagle Scouts.
Alpha Phi Omega places a high value on the dignity and worth of a human being. Therefore all alumni volunteers are required to have signed a copy of the Compliance of Risk Management Polices Form on file with the National Office. If you do not have a signed form on file use the link below to download the fill-able form and e-mail the completed form to [email protected].
Alpha Phi Omega’s Corporate Partnership Program is an opportunity for various businesses to offer significant discounts to our alumni members.
Volunteer Opportunities
You may be asked to speak for a multitude of reasons, (social) i.e. toasting a wedding, (professional) i.e. presenting a special project at an employee meeting. Alpha Phi Omega has training programs for members interested in presenting and allows for opportunities to practice those learned skills through many leadership courses offered, including APO LEADS, APO Impact, Membership Academy/University and many more. The skills attained through presenting can be transferred professionally.
To develop leaders of tomorrow and to enhance service to campuses and communities, each chapter needs a core group of volunteer advisors to help the chapter’s membership grow and excel. The role each chapter advisor plays depends heavily on the advisor’s background, availability and what the chapter desires. Chapters are required to have at least two faculty/staff advisors, one Scouting or youth services advisor, and one community advisor.
Alpha Phi Omega has hundreds of committee members and national officers who work with the 18 regional chairs and 9 National Program Chairs. We are always looking for members with a willingness to share their time, talent and knowledge with APO’s national programs.
Alpha Phi Omega is led by more than 200 officers and staff members at the sectional, regional and national level who work diligently to move the Fraternity closer to its mission of preparing more leaders through service. We are constantly seeking qualified alumni who wish to serve in a wide variety of areas to assure the growth and stability of the Fraternity.
Have you ever wanted to leave a lasting legacy in Alpha Phi Omega? As an extension coach, you get to do exactly that.
This is your chance to be the driving force behind a group of students taking their very first steps toward becoming a fully chartered APO chapter. You’ll be their mentor, their motivator and their guide — walking alongside them as they navigate the extension process and watching them grow into the leaders and servant members that APO is built on.
The role is hands-on and purpose-driven. You’ll keep things moving by helping the group stay organized, meet key milestones and tackle the requirements needed to earn their charter… all while building something that will serve their campus and community for years to come.
If you’re passionate about leadership, service, and the future of APO, this is one of the most meaningful ways to get involved.
Ready to start building APO chapters? Complete the APO Extension Coach Training course to let us know you’re ready!
For more information about becoming an extension coach, reach out to the National Extension Chair at [email protected].