Alpha Omicron Pi
Alpha Omicron Pi
Xi Omicron Chapter
712 W Maple Street
Fayetteville, AR 72701
Nickname Pronounced A-O-Pi, written as AOII or Alpha O
Philanthropy National - Juvenile Arthritis Research. Local philanthropy - Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
GPA
Spring 2022: 3.264
Fall 2022: 3.181
Colors Red, Pink, Coral
Mascot Panda
Flower Rose
Symbol Sheaf of Wheat
Date Founded January 2, 1897 at Barnard College of Columbia University, NY
Established at U of A August 29, 2006
Famous Alumnae
Heather Whitestone, former Miss America
Courtney Kupets, double Olympic medalist and world champion gymnast
Natalie White, winner of Survivor: Samoa
Jordan Betts, won the Nobel Prize for Journalism in 2020
Fun Fact An alumna from our chapter, Brittany Allen, was a final contestant on Project Runway!
Contact Information
Willow Ray, President
Hayzley Irwin, Vice President
Emily Schulz, Vice President of Membership Recruitment
Send Recommendation Letters to
While
MIFs and recommendation letters are not required by our chapter for eligibility of
membership
, they are a great way for our chapters to get to know PNMs prior to recruitment.
Go to
http://www.alphaomicronpi.org/membership-information-form
if you wish to submit a recommendation.
(This information was updated on 4/7/2022.)
Chapter Awards
Award of Excellence 2020
AOII National Convention Excellence in Membership Recruitment 2018
AOII National Convention Excellence in Wellness and Safety 2021
University of Arkansas Exceptional New Member Program award 2018
University of Arkansas Greek Life Sustainability Silver Rating 2019