History
Alpha Omega Epsilon is the only professional and social sorority for women in engineering and technical sciences majors in the nation. It is a growing sisterhood that offers you a space to grow and find your lifelong friendships.
The first chapter was founded on November 13, 1983, at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin by 27 women. In the following months, the first elections of the Alpha Chapter happened, naming Mary Ruth Szews as the first president.
The first candidate class was initiated in the fall of 1984, almost doubling its size. Since then, a total of 50 chapters have been established across the United States and Canada.
Beta Pi Chapter History
On April 11, 2015, the Beta Pi Chapter was founded at Oklahoma State University, by 21 wonderful ladies. We are so grateful for them and all the hard work they have done to make our chapter what it is today.
Alpha Class
Beta Class
Alpha class
Julie Dang - Chemical Engineering
Megan Henderson - Chemical Engineering
Natalie Hickerson - Civil Engineering
Audrey Kruse - Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Michelle Lopez - Chemical Engineering
Michelle Regalado Trujillo - Electrical Engineering
Katie Schlotthauer - Biosystems & Agricultural Engineering
Leticia Tenorio - Chemical Engineering
Kyely Than - Mechanical Engineering
Jordan Wilmot - Civil Engineering
Hui Ling Yong - Chemical Engineering
Beta Class
Sara Bonk - Mechanical Engineering
Kayla Carrington - Chemical Engineering
Paige Cloud - Chemical Engineering
Hannah Cox - Electrical Engineering
Meredith Crouch - Architectural Engineering
Hannah Dudeck - Entrepreneurship & Marketing
Rachel Epp - Architectural Engineering
Ale Sanchez - Industrial Engineering
Erin Talley - Chemical Engineering
Hayley Wilhelm - Civil Engineering