Service Week 2011
Mu Alpha gets involved with other organizations on campus to do service.
Excerpt from The Hoya:
"For community service fraternity Alpha Phi Omega, Spring Fling is an integral part of the organization's Service Week. The week's projects include hosting an Urban Education Panel Tuesday evening, participating in Knit for the Needy with Hoya Outreach Programs and Education on Tuesday, delivering dinner to the homeless in Dupont Circle in conjunction with several religious organizations on Wednesday and teaching a dance class with Dance DC on Friday.
"While every semester our organization participates actively in about a dozen consistent projects, through Service Week we are able to do something different; we are able to better increase awareness about social justice issues in the D.C. area, as well as giving back to Georgetown," Kevin Leahy (COL '12), vice president of service for APO, wrote in an email."
For the full article, please visit: http://www.thehoya.com/news/kids-frolic-on-lawn-during-spring-fling-1.2158743
Welcome to the Mu Alpha Chapter of
Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity!
The principles of leadership, friendship, and service have guided Mu Alpha through well over 50 years of uninterrupted service to Georgetown University and the communities of Washington, DC. Mu Alpha Chapter, established in 1956, takes pride in its countless service hours in areas which benefit the campus, underresourced communities, the nation, as well as service to the fraternity through administration and development of the Alpha Phi Omega programs.
The Mu Alpha experience continues beyond the college years as students transition to membership in the Mu Alpha Alumni Association, a recognized unit of Alpha Phi Omega. Mu Alpha alumni live in all corners of the earth and excel in every field of endeavor.
We are pleased to introduce you to
Mu Alpha
* 2008, 2009 and 2010 National Chapter of Excellence (Diamond Level)
* 2008, 2009 and 2010 National Pledge Program of Excellence (Diamond Level)
*2010 Josiah Frank National Historian's Award Winner
* 2009, 2010, and 2011 Most Outstanding Chapter in Section 85 (Washington, DC and Eastern Maryland
* 2009 H. Roe Bartle Award Winner
