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Three Lamar University NPHC Greeks Initiated Into Order of Omega honor society
Source Sixteen members of the Lamar University Greek Community were inducted into Order of Omega, National Greek Honor Fraternity on March 30. Order of Omega recognizes outstanding fraternity men and sorority women who have attained a high standard of leadership and scholastic achievement. An honor reserved for the top three percent of the Greek community, [...]
Divine Nine Greeks initiated into Univ. of Central Oklahoma Order of Omega
Source University of Central Oklahoma initiated 17 members into the Order of Omega, a national honor society recognizing the top 3 percent of students in Greek fraternities and sororities Wednesday. The students are chosen based on their scholastic achievement, leadership and participation. “Being accepted into the Order of Omega honor society is a privilege, so [...]
Greeks awarded for leadership and academic excellence, inducted into Order of Omega
Source Members of the Lamar University Greek community were inducted into Order of Omega, National Greek Honor Fraternity March 25. Order of Omega recognizes outstanding fraternity men and sorority women who have attained a high standard of leadership and scholastic achievement. An honor reserved for the top three percent of the Greek Community, Order of Omega recognizes students [...]
AKA, Delta and Kappa members inducted into the “Order of Omega” honor society
Source Several USC Aiken students were recently inducted into the “Order of Omega,” an academic honor society for members of Greek organizations. Inductees must be at the junior or senior level, and their grade-point average (GPA) must be above the average GPA of all students in the Greek community. Twenty-six students were inducted in the [...]
Twelve Sigma Fraters inducted into Order of Omega Honor Fraternity
Source Order of Omega was founded at the University of Miami in 1959 by a group of outstanding fraternity men who felt that individuals in the Greek community should be recognized for their service to the fraternity system and the university. Order of Omega’s purpose is to recognize fraternity men and women who have attained [...]
