Four women standing together outdoors in front of large green plants and purple foliage, smiling and holding hands.
Group of eight young women standing together outdoors on a grassy area under a tree, smiling and talking, with some wearing denim jackets and boots, in a park-like setting with trees, a path, and buildings in the background.
Two women wearing helmets and scarves riding a four-wheeler in a desert with sand dunes and a blue sky
Three young women smiling and posing outdoors in front of a lake with a palm tree and cloudy sky in the background.

Alpha Chi Omega

Founded on October 15, 1885, at DePauw University, Alpha Chi Omega was established to promote the intellectual, social, and moral growth of women. The Epsilon Tau Chapter was founded at Virginia Tech in 1984 and is dedicated to empowering members through a supportive sisterhood rooted in lifelong friendship and personal development. Guided by the values of friendship, leadership, learning, and service, Alpha Chi Omega encourages women to become confident leaders both on campus and beyond. The chapter is committed to raising awareness for domestic violence prevention, partnering with the New River Valley Women's Resource Center and supporting national efforts focused on Domestic Violence Awareness and Sexual Assault Awareness.

President: Charley Tuma charleyt@vt.edu

Philanthropy Chair: Grace Cullen gcullen@vt.edu

Panhellenic Delegate: Mira Nelson nmira@vt.edu

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