About Alpha Phi Omega

So what exactly are we all about? Yes, Alpha Phi Omega is a fraternity, but let's not jump to conclusions just yet. There are a few things that set us apart from the rest:

It's a service fraternity. When most people think of fraternities, they think of social fraternities, in which the greatest emphasis is placed upon a sense of belonging to a group. Wild Parties, flag football, pranks... all fine in their own right. But Alpha Phi Omega has a greater cause: that of service. Under the guiding principles of leadership, friendship, and service, Alpha Phi Omega provides service to the community by donating time and effort to various organizations and causes.

It's open to anyone. First of all, even though we are technically a fraternity, membership in Alpha Phi Omega is not open only to men. Anyone, from the brainiest bookworm to the wildest wild-child can join. You can even be in another social fraternity or sorority. The only criterion is that you have an earnest desire to help out those that need it.

It's a national organization. It's not only here that students have the opportunity to join this great organization. In fact, Alpha Phi Omega is the largest co-ed service fraternity in the world, with more than 256,000 members on 687 campuses across the nation. Interested in joining? Click the Join tab at the top of this page for info on the next meeting and stop by! Everyone is welcome at APO!

About Section 71

Section 71 is one of three sections in the state of Florida and is currently composed of three active chapters, one petitioning group, and two interest groups. They are as follows:

  • Alpha Pi - University of Miami
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  • Alpha Delta Lambda - Florida Atlantic University
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  • Alpha Delta Tau - Nova Southeastern University
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  • Florida International University Petitioning Group
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  • Barry University (Miami) Interest Group
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  • Florida Southwestern State College Interest Group
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For more information on Section 71 or Alpha Phi Omega in South Florida, to join a chapter, or to request information on bringing a chapter to your campus, please contact the Section Chair, Brandon Douglas, at section.71.chair@apo.org.