No one can capture my time in APO better than Vin Diesel in Fast and Furious 7: “I don’t have friends… I got family.” I learned so much from people of all majors and favorite CTB orders about how to work effectively with others in meaningful service; and though we Read more…
What is your favorite memory from APO?Having littles! If you could attend one event again, what event would it be and what would you do during the event?I would go to Bake Challah, and I would sample all of the chocolate chips! How does APO still impact your life?I get Read more…
I don’t have any one standout memory, but the ones that make me smile the most are the ones related to the Family Wars. Sure, sometimes the fierceness of the competitions got a little bit out of hand (we worked to reel them in over the years!) but the camaraderie Read more…
I joined APO originally because I had heard about it from friends and was interested in continuing being involved in community service like I was back home in Brooklyn. I’m so glad I got involved looking back at the friends I made and the events I was able to go Read more…
If I could redo college, I would join APO during my freshman fall instead of my sophomore fall because I had missed out on one more year with the APO community. Despite having hundreds of members, APO’s many brothers welcomed me with such positivity and radiance that I truly felt Read more…
I originally joined APO looking for a community. I knew I liked community service, but I wanted to meet new people. All of my expectations of just finding a community and cool people, however, was blown out of the park. I met some of the most extraordinary and inspirational peers, Read more…
I joined APO at the beginning of my sophomore year because of the unique combination of community service and friendship. What made it special was meeting so many wonderful people during my three years in the chapter. Even after this many years, I have many good friends who I met Read more…
Pledging as a second semester junior, I felt that my time in APO was way too short. To make up for this, I decided to just throw myself completely into it and get as involved as a could. I always enjoyed going to an event and seeing a familiar face, Read more…
In many ways, my college education was just as much through volunteering alongside brothers as much as it were in any classroom or lab. APO allowed me to live a million lives on campus, while gaining an incredible amount of respect for different student communities and the work that they Read more…
Upon starting my job at Capital One, I didn’t know anyone. Amazingly, the first person I talked to was also an APO alum from University of Michigan! We connected over our favorite community service projects and fellowships. It’s been a huge boost for professional networking and forming friendships. As Read more…